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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
The Mysteries Of a Newspaper.


Hepry Ward Beesher wriiss ''ths Office
Editors" as follows:
The world At lar q do BOT understand the
mysteries Of newspaper aud, as in q
watch, the hands That are seen are but the
passive instruments ofthe spriugs which,is
never seen, 50 ina newspaper, the n osi
worthy causes Of its prosperity are often
least observed or known. Who suspects
the bentfI which paper derives from the
enterprise, the vigilance. and the Watehful
fidelity Of its Publisher? Who pauses 10
know how much Of The pleasure ofreading
is derived from the skill aud care Of the
priDterg We feel the blemishes Of print-
ing i they exist. but seldom observe IheiI
excellsnces, In like manner. how few ol
all our readers dream lhsi the Independent
owes great dealoiits excellence 10 The
springs that lie toiisd up in the Office,
named Office Editors, in distinction from
the editors who originate the mischiefs that
appear upon the editorial pags7
We cat . hearty dinner, but do not think
ofihe farmer that raised the materials
thereof, or Of the cook that prepared them
with infinite pains and skill. But cook
lofyegstaPles, meats, pastries. and infinite
Don -6ons, has pArdisaical office in com
parison with an 0tacs:editorl Before him
kpass in review all the exchange newspaL
pers. He is to know all thsir conlents-
10 mark for other eyes the matters that re
Iquire attention. His scissors are TO be
alert and clip with incesssnt industry ell
the little iteme that, together. form SO
large an interest 10 the news department,
He passes in review each week every State
10 the Union. through the newspaper lens:
he loooks acrcss the ocean and sees strange
lands. and following the sun, be searches
oil around The world for material. 1t will
require but one second's time for the read.
er TO take in what TIVE hours' research pro-
duced. By him sre read the manuscripts
that swarm the Office likefies in July. /, II
is his frown that dooms lh,m. 1t IL hii
hand that condensesa a whole page into a
line. IL is his discreet sternness that re
stricts sentimental obituaries, that gives
young poets twig on which TO sit and
sing their 6rst lays.
Aud the power behind the throne. in
newspapers as in higher places,i is some.
times as important as the throne ITSELF
COrrespondentS occasionalor regular stand
in awe Of that silent power which has the
LAST chance at so article, aud may send Il
forth in glory or in hum ility. And 10
short as the health Of the tody depends
upon good digestion, 81 the health Of a
paper depends upon that vigorous diges-
lion which goes on by means Of Office ed
itors.
Ought they not to be honored? And
sinceIittls fame attends them, they should
at least have their creature comforts mul-
iplied. From that dark aud dismal den
10 which they have so lopg had purgstor
rial residence, they are at length. iransla-
ted 'itt r. W. 4ia
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
oBITUARV.

DIED, iu this city Teusday night,
April e6, At his residence on Mulberry
street, JAcoB ;, BECK. aged Al years 9
months and 2s days, Since early youth.
he has been member Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church Ha has been not only
q consistent and faithful member of ,he
Church, but spiritual and earnest follow
eT OF Christ, and most active laborer in
the vineyard Of his Lord. Brother Brcl
was always first iu every god work in
the Church; teApSral ana spiritual Hi,
'chatactet was nIarktd. NOT so rnuehby ex,
pFesslops Of lively emotion, as by The un,
.mislatesble indications Of deep and man
ly Christian experience. He was 6rm.
eensistsnt and Uniform, He was 4 Reeu
lar snd 'devout worsbipper. 10 tic fanil,
and congregation. To the Church Coun
oil. the prayer meeting. the Sabbath Schoo
and every other department Of interest. h,
most conscienliSusly and iath fully dis
.chntged his duty. During his short ant
painful Illness. he was rema ksbly calm
and submissive. and constantly expresse,
an unwaysring faith 10 Christ. " hat h,
was in his other relations is well known L
those who were aCquainttd withbim.
We know from the Divine Word that h,
has entered upon his reward. "Biesset
are the Sdesd which die in the Lord from
henecefottb; yea. saith the Spirit. tina
they may rest from their lahors; and thei
works do follow them" "Be We also read,
for 10 such an hour as ye think mol th'
Son OF Man coneth."s ,Tsa' Con-.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

The young Kaiser. Francis Joseph, of
Austria, has adopted bold and energetic
policy. He has sent y peremptory sum.
mona to Victor Emanuel to dismiss the
armed volunteers he has collected from va
rious parts Of Italy. under pain Of being
attacked IN three days. This is master,
ly stroke Of policy for Austria, as it a,-
pears TO us. 1t is also 0. uel alternative
for Sardinia. II she complies. she is ire
Vocably ruined 10 the estimation Of the
Italian liberals. II she does not, she Is al
most sure to have her armies attacked and
defeated. and h,r territories 9ovsrrun bv
The Austfisus IN force De lore the French
can succ1r then. The French have 10
pass the Alps before they can eifectnaIly
assail She Auslripns, and the snow still
lays upon Mount Gents attbe last accounts.
We do not believe, that the ItsEiAns, even
ftheir numbers were equal, could w1est
the pslm Of victory from the Austrians. -
OLD Rseelsky easily defeated th,m at No
vara; and they began to charge each other
with tTeachery eforthwith The English
government it seems protested against the
action sf Austria. The latter power how
ever wouldkaye been very foolish to al.
low those who menaced her with an attack
in lta lys time 70. have complsted their
preparations, unless she had a complete
and sufficient gnsrantee. that they would
not assailher in the ends Herpropcsal for
ageneial dissenting was reasonable: aud il
France and Sardinia ever intended that the
projected g. ngress should preserve the
peace Of Europe. ID is stfangeithat they re-
jected il. Austria now ssysto Sardinia
you shall no longer preserve the attitude
|of threatening and msnaee towards us,
and still syade the consequence You
shall dismiss instantsr the foreign volun-
teers you have collected for the invasion OF
our territory, or you shall tight JorshaOifh. =
This was a wise and bold policy Ii there
was to be a war. Austria had everything
to gain by precipitating it.--St1tesnsas.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
Fire--Loss Of Life.

WATERTowS. N, Y. May THE Black
River Wooleu Mills, in this Village. was
destroyed by Ere yesterday. The fire
originated in the picking room, and before
the operatives on the third and fourth sto.
Liss could be warned, all egress was cut of.
Some were rescuedby ladders. Others jump,
ed out oi the windows. Two persons were
killed. thirteen seriously injured. and two
received fatal injuries; others also received
slight bruises and several are reported as
missing. There were sixty persons 10 the
building at the time Of the Ere. Loss es.
timated at $40. 900, on which there is a
partial insurance. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

Hon. ]. SOOrT HARRrsoz. has taken 90.
easiOn iu q prompt and explicit letter. To-
put an end to the Democrats talk about
nominating him Tor Governor. We have
had too good an opinion Of Mr. Harrisorl
to dOubt,fcr = moment. that he would re-.
spectluliy decline any such associations,
or to suppose that he wouli feel in tbs
lest degree fial'ered by the sort OF conN
plmenls he has received oflate from the
enemy. The attempt to patch up en- Al.
lianos between Americans and Admin
islraiiou Democrats will not succeed, nor
will il bring any credit upon those cor.
cerned in this undetakinR.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

EXPLORATION OF rHE Far NoRTH. Min.
nesota enterprise has an eye 10 the great
Northwest beyond. and 1 party is being
organized al 81. Paultoexplcre the valleys
Of the Saskatchewan and Columbia rivers
thepFeasnt year. The exploring party,
undeet The lead Of Col. w. II. Mobiles and
Gen. s. B, Olmstead, viii start sometime
10 June and will return by the middle Of
November. The exploration is undertaken
as private adventure. and gold mines as
welias fine country are 10 be objects Of
search. Arrangements are effected TO start
an advance party Of TEN and volunteers to
the number Of one hundred will be accept.
ed. The cost Of an outfit, such as is re-.
quired. will be $500. DR.. J. d. Good.
rich, ofS.. Paul, q Naturalist, appointed
BY the Smithsonian Institute. and some ex
peTisaced californians. win join the ex-
petition. '
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

A BEAUTIFUL CoMpAnsoN. The sur
does not shine for few trees and flowers,
but for the wide worlds joy. The lonely
pine on the mountain tap waves its sombre
boughs and cries. "Thou ar, the sun. -
And the little meadow violet lifts its cup
Of blue. and whispers with its perfume
breath, Thou art my SUM-" So God sits
in heaven, not for the favored few. but foI
the univ, rse Of life. aud there is no crea.
ture SO poor, or so low, that he may no. look
up with childlike confidence, and say,
my, Father, thou Art mine" s..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

A LUCKY ScoTcHMAN.---The Mehne In
dependent gives an account ofan oldSootch.
man. named Jameson. living 10 that town,
ship,swho has recently had good run Of
luck. His wife fell heir last fall to an estate
IN England worth one hundred thousand
dollars. She started to visit the old coun.
try. and while on her way a brother died
leaving her $4,000 Soon after she ar.
rived her father died lsaying her heiress to
a larger sum- A few weeks since her hus-
band sold off his PERSONAL property here,
leased bis farm and sailed for "Albion's''
shore. baM ~ M
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
AduiteratlOn OF Food-.-What we Eat.

Aoulteratlon OF TOOd--eWhat we Eat.
The last number OF the KDickerbocker
contains an interesting article, showing
that what we eat and what We drink, is
adulterated, in this age OF progress, 10 an
extent almost startling, We quote seVera
paragraphs: - ssftr Fss
In -four there is alum. bone.dust, powder,
ed hlnts and plaster OF paris. In bread
besides alltbese ingrsdiants. there is chalk
Pipe;clay, carbonate ofamonia, snlphate o
copper and sulphats Of zinc. ~.
Sugar-WheaI and potato flonrs, tapio
ca, starch, water, lead. iron, sand, chalk
pipe clay, plaster Of Paris. "
Coffee Chickory, roasted wheat. rye
and potato -four. roasted beans, mangle
wurstel, acorns burnt sugar. a@i4E.l'
Cocoa and Chocolate -Maranta, East
India and Tahita arrow root. Tons less mo
is, the -four Of wheat. coin sago, potato
and t'pioca, sugar, chicory, coeoa, huSks,
Venitian red, red ochre, lard. laIlow, NUT
ton suet. r.p
Tea4-Bxhausted tea leaves. leaves Of the
horss-cheslnut, sycamore. plum beach,
plane, elm poplar, willow, ,ect.. lie tea,
sand. starch, black lead. gum, indigo,
Prussian blue; turmorie. Chinese yellow
China cay, soapstone, rose pink. Dut h
pink, chrome yellow, Fentian red, car,
Donate and arsenite Of copper. chromAte
and bi-chromate Of potash, carbonates ol
lime and mognosis. g,8 .}ss
Z Pickles SALTS Of copper. ~ F.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

SENATOR DoueLAs. The friends Of this
gentleman are very much troubled 70
know where to place him, or what to dc
with him. Even the Chicago Times gives
expression TO sense Of mySiery as TO bis
movements. II tsays. "Wears not Sppris.
edas TO what his immediate movements
will be-" His Immediate movements
do not, IN fact, seem to be very well dc.
ned. ieitt ,n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

Abrams IN ITALn The New York
Commercial Aavsrdsey prints the aane xed
sxtrac, from letter written by a distih-
guished New York merchant at Rome,
March 25: tats
More anxiety IS felt within . few dhys,fh
regard 70 political matters in the north Of
Italy. Here. everything is quiet, and i
AN induced to believe the Pope could
take care Of himself were the troops wi;h-
drawn. But from presenl indications |
do Eot believe that Napoleon intends to do
it, One thing is certain, il is we'll known
that the French Minister aud Antonelli,
the Secretary OF State, and the nearest and
most powerful friends of the Pope. ,baye
had serious Misunderstanding DO not
know what will grow out Of this. No one
can loresse the result. but it causes much
speculation as to what the emperor intends
BY sustaining bis minister in a course which
is offensive 10 his Holiness Il cannet
solve his action, unless he desires 10 have
a quarrel with the Pope. The king Of
Naples is now very i'll, and will probably
die very soon (but not soon enough ).--
There will be an uprising OF the people
and revolution. Sardinia eviuces a, de-
terminel rpiri. for fight with Austria
Should such athing happen. France and
Russia will go 10 her aid. Eng land must
remain neutral, altbough the Englishmen
here seem to think she would aid Austria.
This. however, is impossible, for should
she do il, Napoleon would be 10 London
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

WoULDN'T, RIDE. = As the polite omnibus
agent of the Lexington and Louisville
Railroad was going thrugh the ladies' ear,
chsckiug baggage, he asked very pretty
young lady il she had any baggage she
wished taken to a hotel. She replied, "Eo
SIR" The agent then asked her sif she
would take bus. She ins,antly gave
him sweet smile. and replied, No. sir; |
am not in bussiug humo- this evening.
The sgent dropped his memorandum hook,
and returning to the baggage car said he
felt unwell. = Lexington Statesman.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
re- The Jackson Mississ1opi,n. an !,

EE The Jackson MississIppi,n. an in.
tense Southern fire eating Journal which
is ANXIOUS the South should go-out Of the
Union, recently put the query TO the Mem
phis Tenn. Enquirer, whether it was not
in favor Of Sou!heFen secession from the
Union il arepublican should be elected
President in 1880. The Enquirer re-,
spends "thatit subscrbcs to no such doc>
trines" as resisting the Inauguration Of a
President copsd;utionally elected, ami that
Il will resist it 10 the utmost land Is adds,
that until the Southern people are struck
with Judicial blindness, Il can never take
deep hold upon the public mind. II as
sures he Mississtppian that j. and its
friends will have q sharp time before they
are able to dissolve the Union.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

ET With the exception Of Virginia,
which WITHHOLD is election on the goth
Of May, there win be no 4 more Stats cleo
tons held until August nsxs when the
States Of Alabama. Arkansas. Kentucky
Missouri. North Carolina and Texas vii
elect members Of Congress-.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

Don'tfailto procure Mrs. winslow's Soothing Sy-
rip Tor children Teethtng thus no equal on earth
greatly facilitates the process by
Ing the gums, reducing ali in1ammalion-will sllay
all PAIN isHure 20 regulate the bowels. Depen nd
rsiiefand health to your Infants Perfectly safe in
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of one
ofthe most expsrfeheed and skiiful female Physi-
clans IN New Engand and has bsen used with never
failing success in millions OF cases, fT'
Webeieveitis the best and sIreet remedy in the
word, ali cases Dysentery and Diarrhan In child
drsn whether il arises from teethiDg or from any
othe cause. +@ ~ FftR YSa ''t5if-T97T'
Y life aud health can be estimated By dollars and
cents, tits wo rth its W eight in gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every the United
States. IL ID an old and vel tried remedy
PRICE ONLY rs CENTS A BOTTLE.
Y rNone genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS
d PERKINS, New York. is on the outside grapper
Sold by Druggists throughout 10 world. and
Juue1O, Ie5s--Gtf INV
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
Hopping COngh-A Card,

VTNfIs troublesome and sometimes dangerous mala-
dy. has boen, and Is stlll prevailing 10
able extent The treatment ofthe dominant school
ofmeficino 10 simply palliative and does not propose
70 abfdge its dprntlona a single day. n
The sneoessfi treatment ofquite a number OF cases
Jusies me IN saying. that yihe use OF Homeopathic
remedies tho severity ofthe disease may bo
and its average duration shortened ffom four TO ix
weeks. -.-A.-C. BARLOW, N. d.
Lansastsr, April u, 1ssOr-soif G
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
RTHasty marriages seldom end vel

EB- Hasty marriages seldom end well
The following is an Illustrations:
A young man named Prince, recently
meta very facinating young lady in Gin
cipnati. and after an acquaintance Of eight
days. the two as man and wife lsft for st
Louis, on the steamer Morenga, The oou
pie put up here at a third GLASS hotel, and
while the unsuspectiug husband was asleep,
bis other half arose. searched his pockets
abs.rs oted two hundred dollars in coin. 4
double eased watch and gold chain and
then VamoossJ the ranch.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

THE vIRorsiA WnGAf CROp. Daring
the past ten days the editor Of the Rich,
moud Enquirer says be met agriculuralistl
from most,of the counties in Virginia.--
They give hat,ering accounts Of the gtow'
ing wheat crop. and intimate that 50 far
every sign tends 10 denote q fine yield oI
wheat. at which even the farmers them.
selves viii not be very apt to grimbls.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
mARnIED.

% Tuesday. April 8, 1899. by the Rev
II, II. Ferris, at the residence of Mr.. John
Williamson. near Royalton, Mr., GEoReE
WARD and Miss HENhIETTA WILLIAMSON,
all OF Fairfield county, Ohio.
On Thursday. April 81, 1859, by the
Rev. Thomas Drake, Mr. JAMES McCiLLA
aud Miss ELIZA JANE CAREs. both Of Fairs
6eld county, Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

EE Truth is the most powerful hing
70 the world. since fiction can only please
BY its resemslaIce Of it, [SbsflabGrg
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
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DR.. HAJroE's ,YEGE7.ABLE EXTRACT


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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
The Latest--The Passagei Of the Ticlno
+ a Is. Contradieted., ~ 4. n J,

LosDox. April sc. - The report that III,
Austrian troops had cr6ssed the III limo on
the Goth. Is incorrect. q They had received
orders TO do so. but the orderwas counter
mandsd. and they remained on the easl
bank ofthe river. N94g lgq n
1t Is asserted that the advanced posts o
the Austrian troops had croosed. and tina,
the maiu army would do 50 on the s8th.
The Austrian official journsls an Imps-
rial manifesto, explaining the necessity oI
war with Sardinia. aud authoritstively de-
ny the existence Of secret treaty between
Russia and Francs.
The ship Pomona, from Liverpool for
New York, was wrecked of Wexford on
the eth uli Thsursw and three OF her
passsngsIsa names unknoWn) we're saved,
She bad over four hundred souls on board.
the loss of lie had mol been aoertained.
The Parliamentary elections had com,
menced, and were progressing quietly a
a An Austrian msnirssto has been issued,
.antamonut toa deelarAtionof war. .asi als
Consols are quoted al 90, hla s. aa,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

EFThe Philadelphia Election resulted
aliog.lher differently from what the trle,
graphic reporter guessed yesterday. The
Opposition majority on the city ticket
notwithstanding the liehtness, Of the vote.
wss 2, GOO. and there win be 40 Opposition
majority in both branches Of the City
Council. y. A.l-. " ~. .li
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

EV-A Rne ooat may cover fool. but
never conceal one,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

ATYou cannot manufacture c5n.
scisne out OF expediency $a4I k4a 81 a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
One Of the Mo.t HraxaAent. ana 4. The .ams

one OF the Most RrevaAomt, and al the same
time Troublesome and painful diseases that attend the
the medical worldhave teen continually forth
namerous specifics for is permanent cure; but all
Mitunout erect Dr. HosteIier, experienced and
celebrated ysieans has In Cur;isbino the
puolie with valuable preparation for she cure Of Re-
yer and Ague. rae steady and increasing demand
latey made for the NBitters and the universal suc-
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surpassed by any specific ofthe kind For the OF
sus s psVerand Ague llr Hostatters celebrated Stom
ach Biltefs must and sbonld caim supe over
an. other preparation extant .
Sold BY druggist and dealers geuerally everyw where
" F'See advertisement in another column.
May 5, Is59-ImI fttl T0pf5 ,s
IrFshO00 Agen t. Vganted--To sell four new
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March 3, ls59--6m44 - - :. I :. l, '1-'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12

nN an after Monaay, pF II. 1850. the seheduie Of
NJ, fer rransc on This road, Leaving Lancaster
GOING WesF. NN
no. Passenger at ~ noon, arriving at Cincinnati
2 IS p NJ. Passengers caareturn from thence ii 90
next morning., Fat5s. &. -..i 45r
Freight and Accommodation Trasn at 90 A. M.
arriving At Cincinnati ~ 40 p. A.. next day. Pas
sengersb by this frain 90 far Washineson and
return FROM thence same day.
GOGNG EAST. ~ ~
No ?. Passenger at " noon, arriving Al Znnesvil0
ats19 r NJ, making direct connections fuf the Enst
rreighi and Accommodation Train At Z 90 A. NJ.
arriving at zanesvilt ht1I 90 A. NJ. Mailing direct
tons for the East aud West via. the Central
ohio Railroad. Passengers for Columbus will take
this Train. The above Trains stop at a n stations
Z. GEST, Receiver and Supt.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
COMMENCEMENT OF RosTILITlEs

Pairs. April so. p M,-The Austrian
troops have crossed the Tiuino. aud com
meocsd hOs'iliileA Tbs atelliggpcs q,
icially recieyed. sss..ss.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
NOTICE Y

NToT1cE is hereby given 10 all whom II may cbne
" cefn that at tho next Session ofthe County Com
JUNE NEXT, there will be preSentsd Petition pray
ingfor the vacation Df part of the CIrelevle aud
Logon road IN Cleareto6k Township. Hatfield e6unty
ONO, viz Com fnenene at the zfnestilI9 and Mays
ville Turnpike Road; thence East Wit htLe Section
line, between Section Nos fahd ~. about Go rods;
thence south through the landstn tnf Henry nnstman
tween James lawrence and fIsnty Du sfnians lands.
May %, 1850 3w52t MANY. PETITIONERS.