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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

= The new Baptist meeting house IN Sc
hn>groye Will be dedicated to the worship o!
him,ghtr God, sunday, Jan. /. 1850. sermon
4; lat o'clock, AN, by Rev. Pr0:CurliS, amt
hy other ministers during the day. y cordial
Invitation IS gwen iOr all 10 attend.
\. ]. HAY, Pastor
The Quarterly Conference OF the Norin-
umhcr'i Assoc arIun will meet at SeiIn>crove
the ~ Ian. al = o'clock, PM. Full attendance
- desired. i. ]. HAY, Sec
introductory Sermon IyJ. An'rrs Rely.
IN,-r,i- on Iue~ ltj - =. Au;'r-Hu !. i'y.
do A-f- 2t,I D.. ..-rfh g. Tu-tan.
10 ! For $3.50 ~ = arsa +. sttnaflt.
Essay is 80. .i.eu a. NI.r, 'u tl.u-rn Courtesy.
o., .I.r..ut /. '.y oE thtT.h u.yrrUlu.r.t
d. john Il. >a.uat.'' or a." i--t manner ct
conducting sabbath school
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
Holiday Presents.

The following among numerous other arii
cles appropriate for Christmas and New
Year, Pre- enls may be had atIhe Posi- OsFicL:
Laiy's Cola Watch,
Gents do
! >eft, Jewclry and fine Gold Rings,
Lady, fine Gold Chain,
] do1. Lockcts, assorted sizes,
Laiy'> Dressing Case,
Cents do
5 fine Writing Desks,
PapIer Machc aud rur. Nor. PoTt FOlIos,
laty'S Triuket Box,
/ Basket Wax Fruit,
doZ Lady's fine Gold Pens and Pencils,
! doz Lady's Pearl Card Cases,
Sleeve Buttons and Gold Spsciacles,
perrumery aud To'rt Soaps.
Giu, u,Books from IN cts. TO >j0G,
Auto.raphS, Albums, Diaries,
conicc,Iuurries, RaSinS, Nuts,
TOYS and Dolls Of variruS cuts,
Assorted Fru!t for Christmas Trees,
Musical Balloons, which boys will please,
TIA Chariot> Horses, Dogs aud Whips,
Trumprt> and nrummers for bout "irce fps,
\ splendid Engine 10 please the young,
Passenger Car, aud swan neckrd PuuS,
One Siereo>cope that cant be beat
By dealers up ur WaY doUm street!
Cradle. Chars, Tubs aud great variety Of
Household Furniture too tedious u mrnuon
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

4 SECOND HAND BCGGEY aui a
y THL'K WAGON c5r >a.e or exchange
pr Hay orr5rr. Inquire al lHi> Once
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

paa-Ncxt Saturday is the united Union
meeting, at MildIeturg, for Snyder coun-
ty-a county wherein not Disunonist
can be found Had not the Lecompton-
ties (who started it. better hold meeting
where the Disunionists are-say in Rich
mond Or Charleston
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
9Th ANIMAL ASSOINCEGEyT.
Cosmopolitan ART Association.
can bcsemc Member by subscribing s..

I'RON all sections of the country, subscribers 10 this
popular trt iusiI:utiCu in it. sixth year
being received in a ratio unparalleled with that Of ANY
previous year.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
FLOUR.
FEED.

COBN. Rye. Oats and al kinds Of
~ Chop >tua. constant. on ;rr'-
Cil NNEFEL y BROS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

ElSII-FiSII-FISU.

100 BBl.S. Fresh Nackcrel. in as.
w sorted pna ..acss. No J. zarIa TLeou,Ii,v
is unI'lly tr- tnis ss.n- sI-". - 4d Herring and
--.t-- ''f -ie ty tH H'NhiELlN EROS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
ROPE. CORDS 4 TWINE.

4 Fl LII assortment of Hay Rope,
= L I.S lirrs. E-i Ca-ts !:-1s m Tviuc Net Twins,
'It L'nr-. tN.S u--- V- tINVEERLIN BIO =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

Try this remarkable aud most interesting 70 medy
II s composed Ofthe concentrated Juices OF the most
powerful and the most soothing Plants and Roots n
nature, chemically combined and insulated In well
sealed glass Rottles, and charged by powerful Bat
terry Thus possessing In addition TO Its superior me-
dica virtues, strong Magnetic and Electric properties
profoundly pentrating, and emnenty quietIg and
soothing. II re ewes pain and Inflammation at once
Iwhen freely applied relaxing tho strained muscle:
aud nerves, giving new life and vitality by It's life Civ
Ing qualities, 70 parallized parts and chronic or long
standing COMPLAINTS and weaknesses, allaying ner
yous pain, Nouralgia,) irritation, and removing OBJ
struc like charm. Indeed all VIII have used IT,
speak Of II as truly wonderful medicine and esteem
Il by far superior TO any and all other external
dies In. USE 1f applied In season II Is unfailine
remedy for the Group Sore Thront lnhamation oft
i%nEs, bowers, Liyer, kidneys and otnet organs sn:
and at all times cures nervous Headache, Neuralgia
Sore Eyes, Bar Ache, Tooth Ache, Ague In the Face
Plmples and Bruptions Of allkinds, PILES, BRUISED
aud SpTnined Limbs, Durns Frozen parts, Chillblans
ndolent and long standing Sores, Wounds, &C., DC
restores tho Hair TO the Bald Head aud proven
the HHir from falling.
upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls, Wounds
Sprains and Lameness, and Is sure cure, when ap
piled hot for the Scratches on horses aud the Foot Al
on Sheep. All the Proprletors ask for tho Magnetic
Ointment Is fair trial confident that all they CLAIM
II will be found 10 the letter. In the neigh
borhood where II Is manufactured, many people bu!
II by the quantity, and Is kept apd used by almos
every inhabitanI as Panacea for the numerous pain
and aches every family Is more or less afflicted with
We say again TRY DIR. TRASK'S MAGNETIC ONT
MRNI. None genuine unless signed rs "S,i hUEsL.'
round each Bottle, and circulars leit with agents
Price shilngs for small and shilRgs for larg,
Bottlcs A ~ ~ 9et tfH'
For sale by G.KA KAUFRMAN 4 CO., Lancaster; r. J
Moeler, Somerset; =. kalb, Rushville; Abbott AM
Son, Clearpotl B. Kieferber, Oakland; Druggists an'
Merchants generally through the country.
! MT9All orders should be addressed toWM. MUDGl
| & CO., Earlville, Madison county, New York.
Jnly, 81, ,le59--Iyl9 f.ea .N
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

SHAP.-On Wednesday gentleman
who had come from Columbus to Urban.
ma. in order 10 take the Northern train,
and who had S2, 600 in cash. aud drafts
for S3, 900, in bis pocket, was robbed Of
the whole amount soon after he bad taken
passage. Between the Urbanna aud West
Liberty stations an individual. Who sat
near the person we have mentioned, in
iorm,d the conductor that he could not
pay his fare. and seemed perfectly willing
to be put of the train. and AS the conduct
or was also willing, the train was stopped
and he landed in the woods. Soon after,
our friend missed bis pocketcbook, con-
tanning the money and drafts referred to,
and il occurred to him Immediately that
the person who had been put otf-the train
bad robbed him aud got OF on purpose to
escape with bis booty. Up to this time
nothing has been heard Of The robbsr.-
| Springfield News.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
The Happy Family,

The Cleveland Plain Dealer, treats lie
readers with the following ooutteous AndV
''frst.rats notice." Of . climatic" brOths
er.
MERCURY MERamo INTO MARs.-Ths
Charleston Mercury. q professsdly Demo-
cratic paper, and one that by iIA lunaoy
on the niger question, has frightened
hosts of timid Democrats out Of the DEM
oorAtic party, has bad another attack Of
monomaniA in this wise:
Gas for an alliance with Douglas. we
will here state that the Mercury will sus-
tain him under no circumstances whatev-
er. He is dangerous and Designing
Away with himl Let him 6s 'GnathsmG
HardntkG' say we. Nor shall the Mercury
sustain any platform put forth by any par
" Whatever, which platform or party shall
maintain or endorse, directly or indirectly
by afilistion or missions, the fatalpositiOns,
and fraudulent policy assumed by Doug.
las with regard to our territorial rights
We repudiate the whole schemssby VIII ich'
| II is sought to tie our hands and sncircle.
US, ss with the folds Of a snake TO crush,
out or smother the vital power Of our civil,
| l:zation.
Finally. the Aareary. shall sustain no,
mar Of whatever party, clique, creed or
section, who shall stand upon the platform,
of Douglas principles Though be should
benominated by twenty pemooratie Con-
ventions. For ourselves, and We can say
for South Garoliha, we win neither coun-
tenance, sustain, nor submit 10 any such,
party, platform, principle or politicians"
Then you can 60 TO the d. where
you belong. Nobody wants you. to sup
port Mr.. Douglas or any. other DemOcrat-
such support would drive from. him tbous-
ands of good and true men. Your oppo-
sition is just what we desire Mr.. Msrsary.
We can get along without South Carolina,,
in fact we never could get along with her.
and retain our selfrespect. s
$50 to the d----l and shake. yourself
And when you come back, behave your.
sell" :" Robddli..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
NIFtos UNBNIV7IlTe.
1. 81 MISS HEATOE.,
O. G., SPELMAN.
See adRe rtisement. August I, ,1e50l-lmId

HTPersons afflicted wlth,the Fever and que shouid
not spare either fme, or axpesse 70 procure
Dr.HORTETTER'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES whose
beneacent effects upon the human system has been
In sho space Of timeby this clise whose
cheeks are wan aud meagre, and whose nights are
sunken with death staring them inthe face, this com
pound must prove a. blessing; snatehing them as IL
were from the very mouth OF the grave None can
all others have failed .these Blers have restored the
sufferers to prstne health Their popularity in all
the Western and Southern, parts should introduce
them TO all families. 59 f ~
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
lLT'See ad NeFtsemeht in anoth0T colnmn.- Iml4.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
A spendthrif Administration.

The present Democratic Administration
has been in power but little over 2 years,
and with SEQ, ,o0O. 900 to commence bust,
ness on. By the lst Of January 1858, less
than one year, they bad not only spent every
cent Pierce left them. but all the inoom-
ing revenue beside. and were completely
bankrupt, Let honest men glance at the
manner in which anscrupulous Office bold
ers, thieving contractors and Others in the
employ of"James Buchanan Il Co." spend
the public money, and shudder. The
books posted. look thus;
"Buchanan, Cobb & Co.. began bust.
ness on the 4lh OF March, 1857.
Then they had in hands,in surplus funds
$26, 900. 900. -
On the 3oth Of June, 1857. they had
only $17,5o0, 900. 81
On the lst Of January, 1855, they had
only 5000. 900. .000!lt @ -
On the 10th Of January. I 1868, they Dor.
rowed S2O. ZOO, 900.
To August, 1858. $4,000. 900 more.
In January. 1889, $40 900. 900 more.
Audnow they wantS3o, 900 900 TO com.
mence debt Of $5.000.0oO.
Assets on hand TO meet these liabilities,
5000. 900, 900"
II is eating TO be generally understood
that Uncle Sam means TO disohsrgeBUoHAN'
AN. CoBB & Co., before long, and get new
set Of financial managers. Ex.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
The skin

sformed with thousands oE pores In every inch or
the bloodthe acknowledged cause all Diseases OF.
mankind--whenths skin Is ,dry. and sparched4-when
itiscovered with erupiops when II Is cold al clam
impossible for the sEjn under those circumstances %
perform Us proper functions and 20 carry OF the i'm:
purities from the body designed by our Creator.
Marse's Indian 9ooiPiis remaye these obs.ruolions
and produce free and healthy blood the efup
lions rom the skin, and cause II to brighten with the
hush OF ofyonth and beauty, Beauty 80 mpch ADMIRED
and loved. Beauty without paints and cosrneiics--
but beautyproduced by health and happiness. se'
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills sold by all denIefa
in Medicines. r1n 'August4 4, I650-lmI4 :
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

oRzoeN The Republicans Of Oregon
have elected their candidate David Logan,
to Congress. This is encouraging news.
The Hos. Joshua n. GIdding,s Letter 70
-0 the Hon. Thomas COFwIn.
Below we publish an extract from the
letter Of the Hon. Joshua r. ,3idings to
ibe Hon. Tom Corwin. Tom as yet. has
hot deignsd 70 reply, and We hust be will
not. We do not publish this letter as a
Republican document; it is fat from being
such. The Republican party is not re-
asponsible for What any Of it's hangers on
i may say. They will no more suffer the
sdietaiiOn on. r. Giddings than OF Tom
Oorwin or any other man.
The position Of the party was defined by
the Rnd ofJune Convention. and if mad.
'asn or fanatics 60 outside The record, they
alone are responsible. The Republican
party OF Ohio have defined themselves to
be opposed 10 the Fugitive Slave Law, but
they never have. and we trust nevor will
resist or repudiats the law while il stands
as sucb. They are wiling to go into the
contest thisfa upon the principle that that
law is "odious" and should be repealed.
but are By no means willing TO go Gid
dipgs length. or the length the Democracy
Of the State have gone in their resistance
10 tbe dfscisions OF our courts on the Bank
saisxatiou QUESTION.
ss1sMr. Giddjngs seems 10 think himself
,sthe only legitimate expouDder Of Republi.
can Faith and hts the only true Republican
fdoctrine. In this be has made an eyre.
gious mistake. His doctrine and ibe Re-
publicanism Of Southern Ohio at least are
as widely different as the Koran and the
Bible. Mr. Giddipgs is an abolitiOnst and
4 his doctrine the refued essence Of con-
tenptible ul,rsism--Rspublieans are Ma.
tionsl and conservative and oppOsedto the
interference with slavery where il legally
Mr.. Giddings advises "rcsistance to
law" Hanging for The slave hunter" =
Republicans will obey what the Legisla-
turs and judiciary have decided Law, and
will execute lie provisions upon those WhO
violate IL. They see, feel and know that
any other course would be madness
would strike at the FIRST principles Of soci'
ETY. and be utterly subversive Of govern
ment. What . miserable palsied farce
would be The arm Of the judiciary, how
utterly useless, how inefficient; every
,Ssape'gOat would be justified in resisting
aud violating ell law that was not in stricI
conformity with their views OF right and
wrOpg-wOnld make and Judge the law,
and thus render the Legislature and Judi
ciary impolsat. The In6del would bias
phems lhs Most High. disregard the or
dinapoes ofTeligion, and resist TO the bit
ter end the oiissr who would execute th,
law and discharge his duties under it,
n's" "V1N ''O"' =. 'Vva'"' w
gamo'er INC gaming laws "nd thus through
ont. aa
Poor, crazy fanatic, who would ad
10. ,I,a v;ol.,;on ~ ,la ..,.h,;.hod e. !.
-, -. ns..''s !. ~ !.
rue 'aue OsOsas' moi rgp' u "s Jaugmcn'
Peof miserable worm, the man who woul'
Il set Ais Judgment over against that Of
,nslionl Read sud reject
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
PimpIes ON the Face, and skIn Diseases,

Are generally caused By Animalcuim burroughedin,
the skin. Da. Trask Magnetic Ointment BY iIs pow
eru and pene rating gu destroys every vestage
ever applied, removing Tan and Ffeckles. f8t4 y
1NFLAMkD OR S0RB EYES.
A. q. Gushing, ofSOuth Bond, Indiana, says HThe
Magnetic Outmapi tho only remedy n use here for
INFLkMED. Eyes. Tho Auditor Of our, county has so
mnchfaithn senratiVe powers in this disease, thar
he pptony Its, bu oerb TO forfeit
the amount paid for in each case fails OF cure
t-n ~ PILES. n. 1851 .t -
Piles which at this season OF pavticulaT
ly troubleaome are cured at BY Trass Magnetic
ointmenb apply 10 tho affected and small ofthe
back,
Apply the Ointment freely 10 the forehe ad aad tom
pies and back Of the neck, also to tho so6s the
and palms Of the hands, II will relieve the sexersst
headache in thirty minutes. ~ RS
Read advertsemen in this paper. ei .ass
July 81, l659--3ml0 80 ,sJ., ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

CRlNoLlNE.- word Crinolins, has
not yet found its way into Wobs,er's Die
,ionary.' We have looked for il there aud
found IL net, Assuredly il must not be
omitted in any future edition. Originally
a Partisan mOdiste-- one Madame Crino.
line. who kept sol Of dress, making room,
in the Rusyde Ia Paix--it eventually came
into use. to denote the article most in re-
pute at her establishment. She 1t wal
who. by the invention Of horse hair wover
into sort Of cloth. and manufactured into
pstticoats. end ensbled the fair sex to dis
peDse with that clumsy abomiustion which
always placed them u nctiu q headlop(
hurry, eerta My ina bus,le.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
Hopping COugh-A Card.

TVNHIS troublesome and sometimes dangerous neiA-
dy,has en-, and is still prevailing 10 consider.
able extent. The treatment OF the dominant school
ofmedicine Is simply and does not propose
TO abridgeit duration q single day.
The successful treatmentof OF on a, number OF cases
Justnos me in saying, that the use OF Homeopathic
remedies, the severity disease may be iessenod
aud It's average duration shortened from four 10 SIX
weeks. A @ BARLOW, N. d.
Lancaster, April IA, lss9-SOf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

ETThe French troops viii now besplit
into factions, and stationed apart until or
dered home. Pleasure trains from Paris
are being organized. 50 that their relatives
and friends can 60 aud visit them,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

oREOsE, The Republicans Of Oregon
have elected their candidate David Logan,
TO Congress, This is encouraging news.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
scandinavian Biood Purificr = Pnl..g


NAPOLEON, Henry county, Ohio. July 2, asa.
ID! C. W. RoBAcK-Dsav SiF:--Fer the bene6E d
suffering humanity, permit us to announce, tthroueh
the columns ofyour Circular the 6fopertIes
olyour Scandinavian Blood Phriaeran Blood Piils
which Is sure cure for lndigeatlon and Liver Com
plhint. We have several peFs In town, who have
been suffering with Liver Complaint and indigestion,
and notwithstanding thatwe have good ply yscinns
ned their skill Consequently weare in state Of desN
pondency, until we commenced using your Pills,
through and by tue advice OF our friend, Brennaf
are now fall oflifo and h1aItY and our gratitude Is
equal 20 our Improvement p health and dspiHta- When
whatwe are at present,we feel like charg ourselves
he sin Of We did try 70 announce
Therefore, we recommend 10 the public at large the
dependency ofhaying recourse to your Medicine and
consequently asin duty bound, discharge what We
feel TO be duty in yisng persons who are suf
ering as we have suffered, to make use Of the only
true and cure for the diseases mentioned
MRS. GW1N
.f 4AA MRS. BRENNAN 81
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
MAnnIEn.

On the 4th Of August. 1859. by Otto w.
Kr@mer, Esq, Mr.. GEoRaR w. BAUGHM An
and Miss MARY L. Moss, all OF Madison
Township. Fairfield county, Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
ORITUARY.

DIED at Cape Island. Cape May COun-
ty New Jersey, July Solh Mr.. JOHN X.
CHURCH, formerly Of this place. His
ueath was very sudden and unexpected,
but those who knew him best. do not
mourn as those who have no hope his life
having been that ofa consistent Christian.
he was in the 4lst year Of his age.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

Ther re Is not In our city pleasant retreat, te
Like the famous "sUaH csrHsr'' where choice spirits
meet. "
Where Nieas Fuchs preSides,as the Germans might
say, -4.-
Where throng opleas'd public for comfort and ease
So winning his ways and adapted 70 please.
Who grateful for favors received ththe past,
IL customers gainingWhD stick true and fasI
Whose groceries selected In mark sts the best,
Are knoWnthrpughthe country, and cheapest contest
hnd puICSssIns rSs g onco WI sure ~ bps % sSan
Who nDd for their Horses the SAeds most complete,
The safest and coolest along tho Main sueet
Whose Bar with pure healthy liquors supplied,
Is showing custom which can't he denied,
Tho Lemonade cooling fer hot summer days,
And all other mixtures securing high praise;
That give social pleasures and bona fde ease,
For Fox Is too eRRRing the rowdies TO p'eaae:
7 A gentleman known IN the gentleman line, s'gr
For the ''sUsn" is bifd both for pureuess and
speed,
As sails the noble Spar so Fo1 shall sail,
To ample patronage thut ne'er shall fail;
Cleaye the rough waves wchih furious rivals raise,
And proudly gain the ensfom and the PrGtse: vt
Where ladies ane gentlemen come with no fear,
That rowdies indecent will check their career:
with Jokes and with chat FER the eatables rare;
Glory in prcclalming that Fox has ''Rood eheer'
Whose Oysters In season In every style given,
nellghting the palate turn earth into heaven:
While song may go round to express all the joy,'
| A pleasure that's sprtless without an alloy:
Whose !ss-eream Saloon. both by day and BY night,
| Is crowded by those who In comfort delight:
| Who cool down the fever In this summer time,
Which else would rob life It's pleasures sublime
Whose Bait room Tor dancing can rich froics show,
| Forgents aud for ladies, who turn the swift toe;
hoalthfu amusement for BGdnz and for Bellies,
To musio's son strains which no other excels:
While fromthe SpaA Corner the Lancaster Band,
| Isyielding It's tones every ear 10 command,
Which swelling around rouse the Publlc's loud voice
& Hurra for SpdR C0rRer Dhers all may rejoice"
Then recollect this that you enter right box,
When you patronize freely NIoHoLAs Fox:
| Who, corner fMain and Columbus fAn'd street,
| Is fully prepared all your Wishes TO meet:
/ n FticlAa. Lane f6nOWned.4
| Atlowest prices in III Faifneldcounty found!
-Ianoastsf; July 81 IeSe-3m ~ .-s7S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11


ON anAfter Monday, a pril II, 1850 the sehsduIsOf
H,imefo TrainAon this road, Leaving Lancaster
@fN GOiN G WEST. asN
8 isP.M. Passengers can return nom thsnee a 600
Freisi and Accom- ms alton Train at 90 A. M.
arnying a. SiDcinnati.at lao 2. M. next day. Pass
sengersby this Train caRgo asfar as washins,on apd
= GOING East. ~
No.2a Passenger4tle noon, arrixlngst zaneAyiiIo-
at IS p. M. making direct for The EaA
Freightand Accommodation Train atI7 90 "A IN.
arriving at Zanesvillt stIl l20A.M. Making direet
Ohio Railroad. Passengers for Columbus viii lake
this Train. The above Trains stop at all stations.
Z. GEsT, Reoeiver and supt
TP5OOO Agents Wanted--To sell four new
one,--bsiter than ali other similar seeneies Sem
0nf stamps an' sfi BROWN EsITs Tsss
March ., 1882 -sml4 E
nrlo00 Agent. Wanssa,--To Tor particular
March ., l659--6ml4 e9 "a sfS,5 ltrs.
mOTHERsI mOTHERsII REOTMERsE-
Don'tfail TO procure Mrs. winslow,s Soothing Sy
rup for Children TeethIng. Ithas equal on earth
ing the gums, reducing all Inflammation sllay
all pain, and is to regulate the bowels DEPEND
Will give 5ss.'o sPa "a
This valuable preparation isshe prescriptions ofOpe
oftho most experienced and skillful female Physi-
cansin New England and has bsen used with never.
failing success in millions OF cases.la 81 HalffF
we believeitisth the best and surest remedy In the
world in all cases of Dysenefy and Diarrh9ai In child
dre whether Il arises from. tee,hing fFomfany
other cause.
fife and health can be estimated By dollars an d
cents, 10 Ia worth its we ight IN gold.
Mlions Of bottles are sold every yeaTin the United
- PRICE ONLY Is GENTS A BOTTLE,
\ UPNope genuine unless the facsimile ofCURTIR
a. PERKINS, New York. Is on the outeidewfapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout 70 world ,and
D. SIfFoRp, Lancaster, Ohio.
Juue 10, 1sSe-6tf .s9, 4 +,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
RRPURLIcAN STATE TIcKET.

Fer Governor.
WILLIAM DEENISON Of franklin Co
For Lieutenant Governor.
ROBERT C. KIRK. Of Kuox County.
For Auditor Of State,
ROBERT w. TAYLOR. ofMaboninR Co
For Secretary Of State,
ADDISON P. RUSSELL, Of Clinton Co
For Treasurer Of State,
ALFRED P. STONE, Of Franklin Co
For Supreme Judge.
WILLIAM Y. GHOLSON. Of Hamilton
For Member Board Of Public Works.
JOHN B. GREGORY. Of SciOto County
For School Commissioner.
ANSON SMYTH, Of Lucas County.