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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17


DEMOCRACY REPUDIATING THE PREsI>
DENT.-The Richmond Enquirer is becom.
ing alarmed at the strength Of the Wing
organization in Virginia. It even alFests
to fear that it will carry the President with
it, and shows how Wbig candidate could
claim that every ancient doctrine Of The
Wing party was advocated by the Prssi-
dent, thus:
1.-The President Of the United States,
lected and sustained by party which
has hitherto staL ed its existence on the
suppression Of this policy, now comes for-
ward, and by official Recommendations, in.
dorses and re asserts every leading feature
OF the time honored doctrines Of the Wing
party. Internal improvements by the
General Government, protective tariff.
immediate federal control oyer all The f.
nancial agencies Of the Union, embodyin
the Whig policy of bankrupt law; and an
swering every purpose Of a national bank.
a larger standing ARMY, an increased navy
AL these criteriohs Of Wing faith are
openly advocated by the President
1t shows further that the principle Of
tho conservative element of national debt
a rate Of expenditure that will require a
tariff essentially preventive, and q man
agement Of the public lands that amounts
to a practical distribution Of them, are the
established policy Of the President.
Having put this speech in the mouth dT
the coming Wing candidate, the Enqui-
rer says:
GLOW shall we meet such an appeal?
Standing 6rmly on the Cincinnati Platform.
We mast repudiats ths Presidsnt's Mes
sage. The Democratic candidate will at
once raise the old Democratic banner oi
State Rights, Strict CONSTRUCTION. Anti In
ternal improvements by the General Gov
ernment, Anti Protective Tariff, Anti>
Bankrupt Law, Anti Distribution Of Pub.
lie Lands, Retrenchmen. and Reform"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17
Road Notice.

NOTICEis hereby given, that petition will be
presented TO the Comm issioners OF Fairfield
", Ohio. at their regular Session tho first Mon
day In March next for the ration OF so much
County Road leading from Abbotts Store in said
y, to the town. Of Bgdnayisa, in Hoeting county,
runs through she Nofthwest Qnarter dissection No.
Township No. 13, and Rshse follows, towit:
beginning at the Forks Of said Road, near the North
east CORNER or said Quarter Section, and running from
thence due South Or nearly 10 TO nterseet the Bep
avisA Road on the South ne d said Quarter Section
and as0 ID alter the Road dh The South line OF said
QuaItdf SECTION, where a small sttepm OF Water
crosses the Road as 20 bThE the Raa TO the line
Jan. 90, l659-3w3S MANY PETITIONERS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17
TerriaG EApIosion.


On Friday last one Of the boilers Of the
magnificent FIGURING Mill belonging to
WM. LArrA, Esd. in our city, exploded,
totally demolishing the large brick engine
house. The walls were swept from their
foundations and the roof lifted into the air,
falling in fragments and crushing itself in-
10 splinters. The boiler that exploded,
parted back OF the FIRE chamber. the front
part Of which was driven through brick
wall, turned somerset and landed SOME
$50 feat out in the common; the rear por-
ton Of the boiler was driven through the
engine house. through heavy stone wall,
the foundation Of the mill, broke sundry
large limbers. passed under q boiling
chest, breaking out its foundation timbers
and demolshing a heavy rubble stone
wall whore it's momentum was arrested
The enquiry now is, by everybody, what
was the cause Of this terrible explosion7
One says gas, another says the devil is
determined that no man shall interfere with
the old fashioned water-pOwer; and a th ird
class say that the whole difficulty resulted
from the negligence Of those having charge
of the FIRE, the water, and the engines
How is it? We propose to state the sim
pie facts that came under our observation.
We visited the scene Of disaster imms-
diateiy after the explosion; we found Mr..
PARkEn (ths operatOr) at the mill. he told
US that he went into the engine house, tried
the water-fOund il up in the boilers, went
to the pump and tnrnsS on the water-tOld
the fireman to 60 to his dinnOr-turnsd
round and went into the rnili-that the
stsam was blowing of and iu less than ten
minutes the explosion took plaoe. We ex.
Hmined the wreck in company with the
Msssrs. JAYNEs first rate engineers. and
found that those parts Of the exploded boil.
or immediately over the FIRE. where burst
ing took place, were sad and blue, iudica>
ting that there was, not only no water in
the boiler, but that they must have been
at red heat; in proof Of this conclusion.
a portion Of the boiler bad been torn loose
and thrown outside Of tho building and
there set fire to timber with which it came
In contact All this goes to prove that
there was no sDaier in the boiler and that
1t was heated to red heat. Mr.. PARKRR's S
turning on water produced the very state
of things for a rapid generation Of steam
and by the decomposition Of water 10 gen.
crate hydrogen gas. silher Of which were
capable Of a terrific explosion. We say
'tis folly to talk about explosions when the
witerin the boilers Is kept up to the trial
valves; let'nen keep up the water--rouse
up the fires, drive on the steam, aud run
their machinery crazy--there is no more
danger in steam than in water power.
We have betn led to these remarks from
aneffort made TO discTedit our mechanics
and the use ofsteAm rs motive power.
There was no one injured for the simple
reason that all hands had gone to dinner,
otherwise God only knows what would
nave been the loss Of life.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17
NO6HcR.

TAMEs t. CHURCH is notified that on December
ID 23 1884, Jonathan Peters, acting Assnee ofAaron
4. Kagy, filed In the Office Of the CloTk Of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Held County, Ohio, his petition
against him alleging that September 1854 the said
Church, for value received, made 10 him and Joseph
A. Friend as the assignee ofthe said KaeS, Ills pro
Dssory note; payable one day after date for the sum
d SlO5 l2 aid that said Church; also, On the Ord OF
March, with one CIV. Gerrhart made TO the said
Peters and the said Friend assgnecs aforesaid their
certain joint and several promssory notes payable
six months AFTER date for the sum of 81, IS. That
said Friend has resigned his Oce Of cotrustee, and
has been duly dscidfked from ahY further duty in or
d6out the trust cheated Ry said Kaky; and that the
whole amount of said notes. including thereon
from the time they became due. Is unpaid, orwhich
sum judgment s asked.
pettan on or before the ard Saturday after February
Ord, next. JOHN G. RAINY, Clerk.
December 30, Is5e--6w25pfS5 25
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17
Court OF OSilimOh Pi6as, Fairfield
COunty, OhiS.

Eli S. Gardner, Administrator of John D. Beory, dec
against
Lydia Beory; George Boery and sdfhuel Brisbaue.
PETITION Tb COMPLETE REAL EsrA4k CONTRACT.
VHlHE said defendants will hereby take notiEe, that
the said plaintiff, dministrator Of the late John
D. Beery, deceased, has this day filed his petition in
said Court praying said court to authorize empow
e[ him to complete certain contract In writing,
cued In the lie time Dc said decedent, IN which he,
said decedent agreed 10 sell and convey In fee simple
TO said Samuel Brisbaue, Lot No. al in the town Of
Bremen, In said county; for the sum OF $780,
Said petition win come on for hearing, at the hext
Term Of snid court to be holden In the city Of IAhcas
ter, Ohio, on the 28th Of February. 1850.
JOHN @. RAINEY, Clerk r. C. P.
P. VAN TRUMP, Attorney.
Jnnuhry 90, iS59--3A30pf3S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17

NERVOUSNESS OR WEAKNESS OF ANf--KIND.
III any cf our readers are troubled with
Nervousness or Weakness Of any Kind,
they should procure bottle Of "BGR.
HAYES HOLLAND BIrTERS." We
have tried It. and can recommend It con-
6deuily, asa medicine giving almost in
stsntaneous relisf.-[DAily Enterprise.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17

ror tns Lahoa9tr Cairete.
To Teachers and Friends Of Rdueation.
The Teachers Institute will meet on
Saturday Feb. e6th in Ihs "NOrth Union
School house. At n O'Clock A. N. tbe
public arc invited 10 attend.
The following Resolution Res. that cor
ptrGi pHnishmsnf be btnished from out
schools will be discussed.
A synopsis Of the procSe iin0s had al
the Teachers Institute. held J,n 20.
North Union School houss hall Of the
Teachers Institute u A n. jan 80 Pres
llenI in the cl air.
Pursuant to previous Res. Dr.. Jno. Will
li1ms, ieetured before the Institute. upon
the importance Of the stn4y OF definitions
the lecture Mas brisf. able, and izeid-foI
which he received the voted thanks Of the
Inst. After which the Inst. adjourned Ia
meet. at O'Clock P. N.
AFTERSooE Session -Presldsnt IN the
chair-minutes of previous meeting read
and adopted.
The following motion was adopted
THAT We hold protrActed session of the
Inst. to commence on the last Monday ol
March next" after which the following
resolution was adopted, RES. that Rev.
]. G. Bonte, be recommended TO the Exec.
at i've Committee, % q suitable person 10
deliver one Of the lectures in course at
the next annual meeting Of tie Institute. :
To be held comtttencing on the last Mon
day Of March next.
A motion was then made BY Rev. J. B.
Sickett, 'that when we adjourn. we adjourn
to meet on the last Saturday Of February, "
which motion was cafrird.
Rev. j. @. Bonie, moved that the folio.
wing Resolution be taken up for discussion
Res. that corporal paniSAiaeni be bahislled
from our schools. 1t was accordingly dis
cussed By Risser. Whitney. aad Pugh, in
the AT. and by Hill. 10 the Neg.
In connection with the proceedings ol
tbe Inst. may be mentioned. That class
under the Instruction Of Mr.. Whitney oI
the Lancaster Union Schools" were ex.
amined; and The proficiency with which
they acquitted themselves, reflects muph
praise upon Mr.. Whitney for the method
Of imparting and inculcating knowledge
which he has adopted and pursues in hil
school.
By notion, adopted, the Inst adjourn.
ed;, =, d. RIsskR, Prs't.
K. FRITTxR, Sec'y pro tenn.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17

Esr"We will repsAt. Has property in
man the same rights as other prOperty?--
Is il recognized by the constitution, and
protected by il in al the national domain?
II they are admitted, can Congress con
stitutrcnaiiy prohibit commerce ia it on
the high reas?"=-[State Journsl, 9th.
1--WE are opposed to the whole affair.
and have no idea that the slave trade will
be reopened. "--[Statesman, 9th.
Property is property wherever It pos.
sesses an exchangesble value, whether it
is in monkeys. mules or negroes; custom
and the laws Of the land under tho right
of the majority to rulel controls the " hole
matter. /1N' wv
In tho organisatiQpNof our dOvsMment
all the States with a5euglc exception, were
slave-holding States, and the Constitution
recognized the sovereignty of the States
over all domestic matters. Has Congress,
"the power to legislate for the common
defence and general welfare OF the United
States?" If SO, Congress uuquestiouably
has the power not only to iutoidict 'tht
commerce upon the high seas" by citizens
Of the United Statssj but to prohibit the
extension Of slavery into the free Terrific
riss, for the simple reason tina. al such
territory is the common property Of Ill The
freemen Of the Nalion.--Ean. Gazette.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17


~The New York Tribune speaking
of the fnancial complication Of the De-
mocracy. says:
MANY, perhaps most, Of the specific re.
renchments talked about In the caucus,
are wise. Some are imperiously demand.
ed. But. reform should not stop with lop
ping off patent abuses--mere extravagan.
oss. The public service reeks with ras-
cality. II is rotten With corruption. -
Dsmoc alto leaders, and officials. and Job.
bers. and favorites, and contractors are
plethoTio with peculatiou. dropsical with
veuality. To perpetrate the series Of crimes
in Kansas during Pierce's Administration,
TO elect Buchanan, TO concoct Lecomptou
and force it upon Congress. and to carry
through the English 'bribe, have cost and
will cost the Government, ere all the jobs
are completed, all the contracts fulfilled,
all the pledges redeemed, untold sums
Query--Have the people any rights by
which they can counteract the food Offraudi
that are pouring upon them from offlcs
station? We think they have; let them
unite under the organization Of a Peoples
Party, and every honest man do his duty,
and we have nothing to fear--"The Land
Of the Free and the Home of the Brave
must triumph.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17

EE Love is as natural 10 a woman as
fragrance to a rose. You may lock a
girl up in conyent-you may confne
her ln a cell-you may cause her to change
her religion or ioreswars her parents such
tbiDgs are possihle-but never hope to
make her sex forego their heart worship,
or give up their reverence for cassmeres,
for such hope will prove as bootless as
the Greek slave as hollow as a bamboo.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17
Altitchment N0iico.

John W. Steed, Plaintiff, against George W. Bene.
dict, Defendant.
DEFORE Alfred McVeigh, Justice OF the Peace In
II and for kingTownship, Fairfield ounty, Ohio,
the 3lst day OF January, 4. D. 1859, said JUSTICE
issued an 6Fde OF attachment in tho above action, for
the sum Of $50 80 JOHN w. STEED.
February 10, lo59-3wlI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17

ATTEMPT TO Ron THE SUMMIT Co6NTf
TREAsURY.-We are indebted to Mr.. Ash
mum, Senator from Summit County, for the
particulars Of daring attempt to rob the
Treasury of that County on Sunday eve-
ming. A school house in the suburbs Of
the village of Akron, the County seat,
was fred by the robber { an accomplice,
which Immediately drew all the citizens to
that point, when the seeker after treasure
began his work on the window Of the trea /.
sury Office, unseen. as ho supposed, but the
sharp eyes of Marshal Wright. Of Akron,
we're upon him, and instead of making an
immediate arrest, he allowed the burglar
to work away aud effect an entrance, when
he was pounced upon and 'rufTied' in ajiffy.
The burgler gave his name as Sapp, ap-
pealed to be in the want Of cash, and want
10 for a big hall. We shall not wonder 10
bear Of numerous robberies and attempts
Of this kind, il being one OF the beauties OF
the suS.trsasury law.-ohio State Jouru.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17

EEJust look at our advertisement EY.
erything to sell barter, exchange, rent or
give away. Call and get some legal, NOR
al, or business information. We sre ready
to giye--intelligence-- that's the word.
Intelligence Office, Gazette Buildings.
II CLARKE Il SoN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17

A MANS BRAINS KNOCKED Our, AND
H& SnLL LIvEs.--The Eau Clare (Wis
consin } Telegraph narrates the following
singular case OF surgery. The case is that
Of James Campbell; a laborer in the EN-
ploy of George @. Irvine, of Dunn county.
whose brains were literally knocked out by
the falling Of tree. some six weeks ago,
and strange to say, he is not only still liv.
ing, but has regained all his faculties. and
bids fair to recover his usual sound health.
DR.. Croker. of DdnnVlle. the surgeon in
10 attendance, thus describes the case:
1 found the pitient lying insensible, with
large hole broken into the left side OF the
skull, just over the ear+both the left from.
tai and parietal bones shattered, and two
pieces, one an inch and half by two inch-
es square, driven completely into the brain
and portions of the brain prOt,nding.
Alter removing the fragments Of The
bone, / then removed tEree-fouf,hs Of a
wine glass Of brain. in conjunction with
three pieces OF the tree, which Mad been
driven quite into his head. From the fret
there was a copious discharge Of thin wa.
terry fluid from the ear, of course through
the Eustachian tube. l considered the
case hopeles. as for several days after the
first dressing. the brain continued 10 ooAa
out, and pieces large as walnut sous shed
off before the wound began to cicatrice.
The case presents also remarkable ment.
al phenomenon, which will interest phre-
nologists. The patient, before the acci-
dent, was never known to sing or whistle
tune in his life--but no sooner was lie
able to speak than he began to sing with
perfect correctness, and now displays a
taste for music amounting to passion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17
spighdid Ofsfs tsfIS56. 81, S. 1 s., tsgslhsr.

hThf price in, Great Brilain 0fihe I've Pstia1-
leals abOye Iamsd IL e3I per sHnDm. 4.
. AsWc shall neVeTaeaiI be iiSeS 10 offer tueb In
dicementa stAoss Serc presented.
Now IL the TIdie 10 SubscTIbe.
rFRemittanesa rsiJ Ia All cssss. be made 1irsss
fsfhs PgbsAtrs. for at these prices no eommissloh
can be allowed 10 agents.
Address. LEONARD Sg oT1 Il CO.
December 10, 1889. No. 81 Gold Street, ,NswYOtk
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17

Tux 29d OF FKBRUARF.-At . regular
melting Of the National american AssOciG.
tiOn Of Cincinnati. held at their hall on the
evening Of February Alb, 1859 the follow
Ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. that we. the Americans Of
Cincinnati and Hamilton County. will give
a supper at the Gibson House, on the 23d
of February. in cOmmemoration Of the
Bi,th Of Washington.
A meeting OF the State Central Com.
mittee will be held on same day a, BacOu's
Hall, corner Of Sixth and Walnut Streets,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ. Let the lovers Of the
Father Of bis Country. aud all true Amer
leans turn out.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17
CINCINNATI MARkkf

cIHeIEHb1I, psbsuasy u, Ipso
Flour-The demand eoniinnes good. n full Futes.
sslss al IS S0a5 90 Tor supene. and Is for EXTRA
Whisty-Ihere II no change In tLe market. Sales
1t 26ke. ineludiBg that from wagons.
btaTeb--A aale Of l93 boxes extra enFn, Mt Gi<e.
Nheat--The market is active and bu6Saht And nd
ees have agaln sdEaneed the higher erades sales
OF prime White At . y, and good White a -.
Cofh--Iho demand Is fair. and prices hFm as Tsneoe
tor fair mixed. sale Of pdms White e 6Se.
Baney-TDe demand u bfjtk, ahd Ao marEst .arm.
Sales Ofphne Fall n 81 and spfiHg Il o. snies of
malt at IS 90 daya.)
Rys--A fAir demand and tiarkslh "a dad Al ssssss.
Oats--Saes at 6taf5e.
Clover s6si--sslas a % Sss6 y pst bashsi.
Ssans-The martst Is steady and prices unchanged.
We quote NoiASsss at 2sc snd Sugar at 7xasc for
low fair TO prime. COHes Is nrm at Jskei2kc.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17

A Il is not possible, for any person, TO bo all that
they be, may de sire to be, while they ar in
I'D I'M JE3 R

Il is not possible, for any person, 70 be all that
they be, may desire to be, while they in
I'D JB H3 @e
am going 10 render all the assistance in my power
to remedy the evil by selling TO everybody, everything
that belongs Book Store. cheap. that there win
he no occasion be IN debt for them. have purchas
cd the Book Store. recently owned by b. CoEEELL,
opposite tho Hoeking VaI.sy Bank and am going to
make IL the
SPECIAL INTEREST
Of everybody, to buy their Books from mo; aud
part Of kkeir money. In oor words, the Book Store
is going to walk with Its own
AZ nc d. -
SCHOOLS: Whether in the City, Country, or VIII
age will be supplied with Books and everything ose
per tanning to Schools at prices which, will BE- in
ducement for cdsh. buy fof cash, and sell for cash.
MI my motto s, teAl proftS, aHd qnick retHrHsI be-
eau se am satisfied this Is the tfne wethod Of doing
business; and thai all viii concur with me, when they
try IT, Iwili be ifthB time receiving Miscellaneous
Books sc and will order at my risk sdeh, may be
specially wanted. and all. at prices shade above
publishers lowest wholesale rates: and lower, than
any one can got them BY sending TO the city 70 say
nothing OF carriage. n. SCOTT.
Lancaster, Ohio. January 90, Isso--3stf
n B. will be found, as heretofore, during business
hours. at my once on Broadway, attending 70 the
TEETH. HIS