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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

DoH'T You DO Ir-The man who found
out all the philosophy eontainsd in these
few proceeds was Solomon:
When you are offered a great bargain,
the value you know nothing about, bat
wbiOh you are TO get at half price. 'sbeing
you don't you doft.
When a young lady catches you alone,
lays violent hands on you expressing kiss
in every glauesl-don't yca do it.
When horse kicks you. and you feel q
strong inclination tehick IRE horse in re,
turn --dob' 'ty0u dolk NJ
rSRoula you hsppen q shtph yoursel
wlastling IN atpiiuiing Cfacs, shf TIE
printers lellyou 10 Whistle aopder --dou'r
yea do Il. Fj 7 f-ssa
iIfop an odd occasion your wife phOult
exclaip toAyOu. "now tumble overths Grad,
land break your neck, dol"--donl you do il
When you have business to transact
with modern financier. and he asks you
to dine with bim--don't yOudo it.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
RANDALL.
IRON WASnINGTON.

WAsmNeroN, June II The Light House
Board has purchased Of the Navy Depart
menl lhe Steamer Arlic, which had become
unfit Cor the naval service.
Itis TO be converted intos light boat,
and anchored to warn mariners ofthe
Raltlssnake Shoals. near Charleston s. O.
The seventh annual exhibition ofthe u.
s. Agricultural Society will be held at
Chicago on i2th Of September next.
Commander Livingston has been order
ed to command the Receiving Ship at
Boston, vice Stoidard; who has been de-
tached on account OF sickness.
The views OF the Administration on
the subject OF the neutral rights Of the
United States will soon bs transmitted to
Mr. Dallas, the U. s. Minister at the
Court Of St. James, and by him will be
communicated to the British Government.
Copies Of the dispatch will be furnished
to our Ministers ut the other European
Courts, after the manner Of Secretary
Marcey's instructions to Minister Blu.
chanan, while the latter represented The
the U, s., in Great Britain, with reference
to the declaration Of the marptime law a
Paris, in 1865, by Great Britain, France
Austria, Russia Prussia, Sardinia anC
Turkey but disseuted to by our Govern
ment. The brieflelter of Secretary Cas-
relative 10 tho risks incurred by uaturalizet
citizens Of the u. S., returning to their ua
tive land, having oosasioned much miscon
struction. a document is in course Of prep
aration, defining the exact position Of th'
Administration on that subject, and as =
! how far such citizens are entitled to pro
lection by the Government.
II is now positively acertairsd that .heI
is no truth in the report that Mr.. Slide
has been sppoiuted Minister 70 France.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

HH- Study gives a man meresoul' make
more of'him, and refines whatever made.
Study makes more OF the natural world to
man. revealing wonders and mysteries OF
which fancy could never have dreamed
Study, that you may leugtbsn your vision,
enlarge your reach Of thought. increase
your grasp. Study science and art Study
nature in her grandeur; reading suns and
systems as the poetry Of the heavens
Study nature in her mlnuieness till q sim
gle drop ofWater to your illuminated vision
teens with maltiform Of various life
numerous as the star.gems Of night, and
beautiful as ths flowers OF earth.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
wind tI,e rrOs,s SnX.

"CosfAR's" Extreminators are invalua-
bic remedies for clearing houses Of sllsorts
Of Yermin. With all confidence we recon
mend them.--N, Y. Daily State Register
"CosTAR's" remedies for all domestic
pests, such as Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugs,
Ants Fleas. DO. are invaluable; we can
speak from actual knowledge OF theirmerits.
DRUGGIsTs and DEALERS should send theil
orders early. ifthey would secure trade
in them. New York Journal,
II shall Srite something about your Elk
terminators, as / can do so With propriety
They are selling rapidly here and destroy
ing all yermin. e !. Banner. "Fayette, Mo
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

TnE MEDICAL SocIErY AT THE SPeiNes.
The following resolutions we're unani
mously adopted by the State Medical Sooi,
ETY. at tho White Sulphur Springs on
Thursday:
Rssoioed, That we hereby intimate our
gratitude 10 A. Wilson. Esq, the urbane
aud gentlomauly proprietor Of the "ohio
White Sulphur Springs" for his bound. {.
less hospitality and liberalily, as exhibited
in tho priucely banquet rendered this sOci-
ely.
Resoloea, That as ciuizeus Of Ohio, and
eonserystors Of the public health. we 70.
alise the greatest satisfaction in coniem.
plating the ample and admirable arrange
meats for recreation. the. promotion ol
health, and the curN ofdisease, which his
enterprise aud liberality have placed in our
midst. e ssi ,lsss 81 s.
Resolpsd. That 10 the rare bealth'ulaos'
oi the ltcality. Its varied and delightful
scenery. It's varieties Of mineral and msdi
cal waters, provided by beuifcen
Providence, 10 such abundant and unfail
supplies, we have coMbinalion oil ht glen
10 and medical facilities challenging com
parison with the best watering places Q
the country and of,ths world. .4
\ Resolved, ,Thalwe most cheerfuly recon
I mend the ..Ohio White Sulphur Springs
to the seekers 81 pleasure. recreation .
health. as aiiordipg the most ample an
desirabls facilities for The attainment (
these epdss s'F'7asS +@@ g t'sa}eG 's
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
Fs ursday MornIns, JuHe lc. 1850
REPUBLTcAN STATE TICKET.


For Governor.
WILLIAM DENNISoN of Franklin Co.
For Lieutenant Governor.
ROBERT C. KIRK. OF Kuox County.
For Auditor Of State,
ROBERT W. TAYLOR. ofMahoning Co.
For Secretary OF State,
ADDISON P. RUSSELL. OF Clinton Co.
For Treasurer Of State, -,
ALFRED P. STONE, Of Franklin Go.
For Supreme Judge.
WILLIAM Y. GnoLSoN. Of Hamilton.
For Member Board Of Public Works.
JOHN D. GREGORY. Of Scioto County.
For School Commissioner.
ANSON SMYTH, OF Lucas County.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

Napef sa5s: Such an ef.

EFAn Indiana Npsr S15s; such 10 si'
fort 10 get q large Q. Up 2, corn 10 ne
ground has never befo. DsSn mAae py
our Farmers. Every loot y nliaoie ground
-every old 6sld--every q, w Siearing-
the cow yard and the stable va. Sd; IS PioW'
ed and being planted. There 's not an
acre that can be cultivated but vii. be-
Every hand is busy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

den vegilsbles, such as beans, tomatoes,
&o.. are considerably injured. Wheat.
aa@ in >fdf blossom. is not perceptibly
burt. Tndeed..what harm will evaniually
gr0tkous ottLe GELD. We do not know
The old farmers telbSs that the corn win
All recover, and that the potatoes will
only be discouraged. not stopped, in their
erowth. Our experience does not enable
us 10 give an opinion, but we suppose
that the actual harm done isinconsiderabls.
The glorious rain on Tuesday night is
quite asuffisisBi offset 10 the frost.
The Bucyrus Journal says the wheat
crop Of Crawford county:
I In msjoity Of ii-lis the wheat is up-
injured except in low. uufavorabls places.
there is twice The amouGt of grourd occu,
piedWilh wheat this season that there was
last, aud notwithstanding the frost, 'Craw.
ford will have more wheat 10 sell this
iall than il has had fo- years.
Rye is badly injured.
The Z,nesyille Courier says: From the
btst means Of information at our command
we are led to the conclusion that the wheat
crop OF this county has not been more iu'
jursd by the late frost than il has for two
years pas, by the weevil and rust; so that
while the crop will talI below an average
one, il will be still far from failure.
Some 6rlJs are pretty badly damaged,
while others. not fat off. have escaped IN
injured. and on the whole the prospect now
is that the Gro ) in this county will be equa
to that Of The last two years.
Tie Cl5yehnd Herald say:
The frost Of Saturday Sunday night froxt
the seven senses Of Farmers IN Trumbul
county stiff. On Monday morning. before
time for opening stores in Warren. The
Iclerks were rousel from thsir beds under
the counters 10 supply the demand Of pan
10 stricken farmers who rushed into War
ron to secure 0our, The shipments OF hou
to Warren over the Maloning road from
this city. the day after this -four panic
amounted to six hundred barrels, TIL,
effect Of this panic in Warren the Chroni
Gle chronicles thus:
! Monday l,st was lively time amoDgs
-four dealers 10 this place. The heavy fros
Of s. turday night seemed to cause belle
that famine was near at hand. Earl,
Monday morning teams began TO arrive
and before night the town was almost drain
ed. Over six hundred barrels sold in en-
Iday.
| The Honcock county Jefersonian says:
There will be an abundant yield Of al
kinds Of grain; and the promised seed tim
and hsyest will be as literally fulfilled a
10 days gone by. There has been sowe,
more than double as much wheat az form
erly; AMI there Is therefore quite an ampl
mArein for contingencies. The destruc
ton OF ths insscis and vermin that usuall
prey upon the crops will. no doubt. in III
main, compensate Tor the injury done.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
An Ohio Man Claiming his Child at Roch'
OKlPr.

A blind man named William G. Phil.
lips who says he lives at Mt. PlSasan:,
Ohio. created ome excitement At Rochas
tor N Y, on Friday last. by claiming
possession Of boy about ten years Of age.
as his child. TIE mother was living at
Bergen. with a man named VIM. Gogle.
Phillips went there, took the boy, and hal
got as far as Rochester with him, when the
nsighbors followed, and rescue took
place A habess corpus was issued for
the child. butat the latest accounts lie had
not besu foun1-- being sscreted BY the
fliends Of the mother. -s
Philips states that he was married in
Cincinnati. eleven years ago, to Josepino
Clifford, and about a year afterward the
hoy who was the cause Of the present
difficulty. was horn. About six years ago
Mrs Phillips left her husband with another
man. snd carried the child with her: and
up 10 within three months past. Mr.. Phil.
lips las beeni1norant Of her whereabouts.
Al the lime hi. wife left him, he was in
good heallh, and working at his trade as a
blacksmith; but about four years ago he
was attacked with disease --peuralgia.he
says which resal,ed 10 the entire loss OF
HE sight lie wentto bed one night able
to see as well us ever. and aw6ke the next
morning totally blind He then went 10
the Columbus asylum for the blind, and
barred to manufacture brooms. which is
his present business at Mount Pleasant,
where he resides With his mother, who
has small property.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

'CoEDN' TO SIzE.r-At a school exam.
ination,. the teacher asked a boy whethsr
he 'oould forgive those who had wronged
him 'Ceuld you,2 said the teacher. forgive
a boy for example, who had ipsnltod or
struck You's 'Ys-e-s. SIR replied the lad
very slowly. I--Atbiuk--I--eould, If he
was bigger than | am
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

EI-Jumperts, convicted at Chicago o.
murdefing his mistress, aud sending her
remains to New York, in barrel, has
been granted ansWtrial. sas
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
RySome one writiog for the Cinci

ET Some one writing for the Cincin-
cinnali Enquirer, over the signature Of
Free Trade" seems 10 think the country
in very high -dsgree Of prosperity. and
as an evidence Of tho fact, cites the "excess
ofour Importation" Tl,is is the last most
ridiculous argument in favor Of Free Trade.
II is like arguing that as mans sepenses
exceed lis income. so is he prosperous and
independent. The same writer says that
geld is one Of the products of tho United
States, and argues that because It is. we
should export i'll About as legitimate a
conclusion as, that because mans blood
is thing Of his own production, that there
fore he should draw ii all from bis veins.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

EEEliza Webb has recovered $1,000
damages from the Little Miami. COlumbus
and Xenia (obiO) Railroad Company. for
killing her husband, valuable brakes.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
Written for the Gazette.
Come and Go.


Flowers come and go--so do We
The beautiful the nrst TO die.
2 Passing away Is breathsd, on every
Earthly idol ofour affections, Summer,
with Its August sun, willis the tender
4 Flowers offspring; And Autumn snaps
Greedily. the green leaf ofsummer's
Foliage; Inter, the destruetionto complete,
Chills to siagnation the crystal streams
OfAutumn.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
FIIsl FITsl FITS! FITS
Or. HANCEAS PROFITABLE EXTRACT
EPu EpTlCs oil A So n..fi

"a EPAEPTi PILLS., ORE
FOsths cureof Fftf, SpaSmt Cramps and aH Nsrrous
~. $40 d. and GOnstitati0na lDfssasts. '
DERSoNS who are laboring uIde This al istressing
u inalady win find DR.. HAEcEh VEGETA BILE EPI-
LEPTlC PILLS TO be the only reme dy diseov
ed for curing Epilepsy orFallmg Fits. ess4
These Pills possess specific action the nervous
systemj and although they are prepared especrlly
for thepurpose ofcuring Fits, ,theS will be found of
especial benefit for allpersons a1iicted with weak
neryesror whose nery enssyetem asbecn pr0strated
or shattered from sny cause whateyer. In chronic
ed bynervousness, ,they exceedingly bebeflcial.
I Price % perbox, rtwo oboxes for 4S Persons out
the city, enclosing Remittance will baE the Piea
sent them through the masl, free postage. II Fro
shie by SETH s. HANCE, No 1D6 Baltimore Street,
Balu more, Maryland, TO whom crdefsffom all parts
ofthe Union must be add resset, post pal d.
5uReI7. ia56--iy7 Fq f'-,-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

TPlOOO AEoaIts yvantcd..A4For particulars
send stAppstL c.. WRITTEN, Lowell, Macs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

EEIs that a lightniog bug ip the
streeti' asked purblind old lady. NO,
grandmA. sAid, pert miss, Its abig bug
with q eigar.' @ N asf,.Ags ~. 20 Z. .bssy.',l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
ttDeath to aIl Vermin.,,

ttDeath TO all Vermin.n
As SPRINe approaches, +
ANTS and RoAcHEs.
From ti.eir holes come out,
And MICE and RATS,
In spite Of Cats,
GailY skip shout.
BED BUGS bite
You. in the night.
AS on your bed you slumber,
White INSECTS crawl
Thrs' chamber and hall,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
FOR THE sPTsFNG TRADE.
/ Clocks Chat viii Keen Time.
FlFTYDOLLARs FoRFEIT,

II. llI : -
nR HUNTER WILL FORFEIT $50 If FAILING
cure any case Of secret disease That may come
nder rniseare no matter how long stehdingor stnict.
ng Eithel sex Are inv tied 10 his PIiynte Rooms, a.
North REVENTA Street. Philadelphia, without fear
q oin!errapiop from other patients. Strangers and
Others who have beeu uhfchunate In the selection Of
Physician are invited 10 call, "e 81 sa#&
lMPCfENCY-<rhrough ugh ,uRre estrained indulgence
ITe
nj discharges, wasting OF Inc organs loss OF memory
adis!sse fon female gene raj ebity or CON
sarys consult The DoctorTith condolences he offersa
READ AND REFLEcT-The afflicted would do we,l
TO redectb before Trusting their health and happiness
and In many casos helryes, In the hands Of physi
ly impossible for ono TO understand all the iIisthd
human family are subject W. Every Iespectabe ply
sclap has sPeeuller branehsin wliehteiamore
votes most OF hIstin and stndy. it "hNNts
YEARS Of PRAcTI fsR, exelisiyely devoted 10 tho
togeike with sr on s body roSt, moss or
legs, pains in III head or bones, ercnfih rheuma-
sm strlctties, gravel arising
constitution has become enfeebed, enables ihe Doe
%, 10 offer speedy selieft0 all who may place them
n-TsMedicine forwarded 10 an spaft Of The United
siates,-7 Price Ten Dqllayg per Pseksgs.
sEo afEoTRiS ARohN a9d Jisa4i @AG
gfedient requiFed. its power being obtained from
permanent magnet. No family sbouldb DO Without
Howard Association, philadelphia.
by sn6oD!
msNt Of fkssisk aud distrtss ~, afflicted
ADitA Iirulent and Epidemic dissasss. lbHe6
/ The Howard Assoeiato on, view ofthe awful des.
tuet human life, ,eausedby Sexual ana
the ptaetfced upon the unfortunGte vic.
tins OF suel Seasea by sQuacks, several years ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon, Charitable
e dS eiss, % al heir
worps, to give Medical Advice Gratis, 10 all who
apply by letter, with description Of
(age paticn nbttsoflife & CD and In Of
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

ET The Republicans Lave majority
OF three in the K rsas constitutional Con
venlion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16

1T Is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainly, Rats, Reaches. Mice. Mol-s.
Ground Mice, Bed bugs, Ants, Moths. Mos
quitoes, Fless, Insects Oh Animals, in short
eveiyTspecies Of Vermin are utterly dcs
royed and exterminated by
seCostar's',Itat,R Roach, Il @. EtterIninator
ssCostar,s. Bed-bug differentiation, 81 Z
,ssCostar'' Electric Powder, for Insects.
Supplied direct. by mail. to any address in
tie United States, as followsss 81 \.
On reoeip. OF $Loo, sebox Of the RAT,
Roach, &c. Exr., a'H ti9 @ia7 %
On receipt Of 80, 90, box each Of the Raj.
Roach. DC. EXT, and ELEorRIc Pow
DER. (sent postage paid. sufficient TO
destroy tho vermin on any premises. =
Sold by DRueGisTs and DEALERS every
where. @i.s.3 ,es s,.5. {,
" "CosrARs" PRINoIpAL DEpoT, 420 BROAD.
WAY, New York. a9e
P. 8. = Circular. terms, &C., sent by mail
on application,
EfT- WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR WESTERN
PENNSYLVANIA. ONO, INDIANA, DC.
At Pittsburgh. Pa, B. L. FARNEsrock &
CO., and others.
At Cincinnati, Ohio, JOHN D. PARK, and
others. te3a yfba
At indianapolis. Indiana, ROBERT BRowN
ING. and tthers. May 96. 1859 6w4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-16
Rohoe. of diving nature

Through the air reverberaie. Tho
Rainbow However bfighl Is qnicklSeone,
Apd'maek I clouds itspz.hWas. covers.
The Butterfly, In gaudy colOrs bedechSd,
To-dAsllves, TOMORROW, no more futteTs
Its tiny wings. Worms upon The lovely
Feec. sOlwith uss How ISoad "a
Beueath Our feet we tread earth's dasi, A..
Then mingle with d ''dust 10 dust.'' ..$
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Natnre iathA nreat nhraioinn. ! Thi. !

Nature isthb Great physieinn.i This
mental bfincpls OF healing science II Is wisely pro
vtdsd bythehuman economy, that whenever anything
Is wrong In the physical system, The natural forces OF
tho body brought TO bearto expe the disease. The
great aim, therefore, Is 10 strengthen the natural
powers. This has been keTtin view by the skiliful
which operate 10 give fresh vitality alb the organs
-: the body The efectlof this medicine upon the
atomach, the liver and thekidneys, are pTompt and
decisive. The patient who Is wise enough 10 quit
druggng, andtry the BIrTRKs, eoenfeels ifhe had
taken anew lease ofhe and as he eoptinnes the use
health coursihg cough his frame. Let all from whose
cheek the bloom has depaftet give DR.. Hosetter's
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
u, UFSee advertisement in another column. ~
JunH'2, fe59--lm5 3D.
.ssT j500O Agents Wanted--To sell fonr new
inventions. Agents have made over ,S250O0 ON
H6ne-oettef than all other similar agencies. Send
four stamps and get66'p 'paees particulars grdtiss
March 9, lS5a--6m44
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We clasp to our hearts, those

WEI Clasp TO our hearts, those
We lovo--one moment-the next we
Say farewell. They have fallen. The infant
InnOeent ofworldly sin, Of .earthis pleasures
Unconscious, opesit eyes to close again
Forever here. Yoath, manhood each,
WIthhope brilliant, soon for breath
Grasp in Taiis One choking struggle,
All hope has vanished. As tr1lng strawS
Whom trials come, Is our boaatiDg PRIDE.
,,t.. o.. June 10Th. 1889.
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