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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

SENATORIAL NolISATIoN SenatoTi-
al ConyeDlion, feld ut Sunbury on Friday
last, nominated 7. G. Jenes, Esq. Of this
county, by acclamatiop, as the Republican
candidate for Senstor in tie 18th district.
Licking conceded the candidate TO Della
ware; and our county ecs=ention baTing
by unanimous vote declared in favor of
the nomination Of Mr.. Jones, the dele
gates cordially approving oi that action
presented a united front, and their brelh-
rem Of Licking heartily coucurred in the
selection, neither presenting nor desiring
to present candidate from their county.
The best possible feeling pervadsd the
convention. and after careful and thor
ough survey Of the field, the delegates
seperated with a confident assurance that
Tie voters Of the disiFiet would by de-
cisive majority raiify the nomination
through the ballot boxes on the second
Tuesday of October next
Mr.. Presley N. O'Barau. Of Licking
county,, was declared the nominee for
Member, Of the State Board Of EqualiEaS
tion. +, s,f...s,
Mr., Jones has spent the greater portion
Of bis life in our county-is well known
to her citizens, generally--and in saying
that he will il elected discharge hisreepon-
sible duties with ability and fidelety, We
but affirm the universal sentiment Of the
Republicans Of the county ,e sss
Mr.. O'Bauan is one ofthe best farmers
Of Licking county--a gentleman Of fnsrk-
n1 mt IA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

D Y. Do you preach the doctrine Of
Total Abstinence
II. q. Yes-sir.ee. fsn
b. Y. Do you practice il
II. G.. Some Of Us Go; but most Of ns
don't,
BY. Do you believe in Veg, ,snari.
auism?
H. G. Not so much as We did.
b.. Y. Do you believe ia spiri.ualism?
H. g. We haven't decided.
BY Do you believe in the Broad
II. @. Certainly; the BROADER tbs
B.. Y, Csn you give me any rational
explanation OF the aversion and batred
with wbitb your peopls are generally re-
gsrded BY those among whom they have
lived aud with whom they have been
brenght directly 10 ottaet sst'ai
II. 6, No other explanation than is
afforded by the ill-irestmeDt and perlecu-
ton which good men have in sIl time
( been exposed 10. sg' ss'aoat -
J. B. 7. What do you say of the 30.
called Dana ties. who are said TO coht9ol
your establishment?
H. g. II is TOO late in the dag for US
to say anything. @
B. Y. How general is mo-ogsmy
among you 20 <fi - ssss ia..t
H. G. Couldn'i say, Each one de-
terminss What is his individual dnty and
goes and does L.
II B. Y. How do you regard what is
commonly called the Christian Sabbath
II. G. As diyinely appointed day Of
rest. [ go,
B. Y. Do your pfTi ters rest on that
day? ~
H. G. No. They are engaged 10
getting up Mondays Tribune. which we
consider TO be "work Of mercy We
would have no man, epslaved TO the Sab
bath-eIse We couldn't get out but fvs
TribGnes week. ~ H@9
Such, as nearly as can TecolIect it, is
! the Substance of nearly two hours conner
salion, wherein much waa said incidental
ly by Mr. GreeIeY's associates, hut nolh-
ing wettb reporting; as Mr.. Greeley is the
'cu,est man on the TribunesI ! have report
ed his. remarks only. The others (exeept
Two who went 10 sleep1 appeared TO defer
to his views and 10 scqIisscs fully 10 his
responses. He spoke readily not always
with grammatical accuracy; 1It win fttI5
apparent hesitatiou, though he evidently
thought soma of.myques ioos iupertiuent.
He was very plainly dressed in white clo-
thing and with no evidence Of taste. In ap-
Z. pearance he. is long. frank, COED natured
! Iowylooking man Of atout fifty, seeming
TO enjoy life, butlto be always in a partic-
D MIR hurry r,igfEx l.F f51;fsI;ii s.ss
His associates are eccentric looking men
t with jiifuse hair and boards. aud boards,
e and turn down collars. but appear TO be
! inoffensye creatures. and not at all given
TO the vauities OF this sXworld. yrp' 7e7a
p Ii conclusion 1.must ass that although
! my interview with Mr. Greeley and bis
u associates was very agreeable. have, no
+ desire to Join them, in fact from some re.
J, marka thar were made, il would not at al
surprise me if they should at an early dsy
ask to jeiu us. hepesnot, as we shoul d
: be under the Necessity of declining tht
u connection. -.
t. Yours roIygamically. BaIcHAM YOyNe!
% Saturday Press:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
CITY OF LANCASTER
.rhMTsday NIorninR, Sept. 9, 1859
OF GOV. CHASE AT
Sandusky.
REVIEW OF OUR STATE POL1TIcs
DEMOCRACY AND REPUBLICAN,
ISM CoNTRASTED. 81

ron account Of the extreme length of
this Speech. we can only publish few
,sxtracts.-ED1ToR.
POLITICAL PARTIES OF THE STATE.
Without further preface let me say to
YOU, that as the parties are now organized.
they took their origin from no very remote
period. In 1851 we adopted our present
State Constitution. 1t was framed and a.
'dopted in great p art by the votes OF . hat
was known as the Democratic party. The
State government went into existence in
January, 1859. From that time onward.
our political history in this State msy be
considered. t.s.
1t so happens that about Tie same peri,
cd tisefe was new division of political
parties in the country, In 1852 as you
are aware, the two old parties adopted
their respective pro-slavery platforms at
Baltimore, and these platforms were pass
ed. as you all know, upon the recognition
of the cofnpromise measures OF 1850, in
cluding the fugitive slave act. as final
settlement Of the Slavery question. No
one, it seems to me, who had any knowl
edge Of political philosophy, or Of the bis>
tory ofparties could fail to see, that the
very moment Ibe issue Of that election
j should be determined, new political or,
ganiza,ion must arise, because both parties
. At Baliimore.bG adopted substantially the
same plaIform--both had adopted II upon
the theory. that the slavery question was
.tobe finally settled by these measures, snd
any body who was acquaihted with the
spirit and history Of the Slaye-power must
have been pretty we'll assured, that the
aggressions Of slavery would not be ter
minated by the success Of either party upon
that platfortn, but, that the successful par
" would not be obliged to stand upon
that. but would go on to further aggres'
sions while the Unsuccessful party would
give itself to the strong sentiment in favor
of free soil, which demanded ahd would
demand, different settlement Of tbesla
ry question. This anticipation wasin fac
realized, Mr.. Pierce was, as Fyoh know
elected, and Mr.. Pierce, whether he sup
posed the cpmpromiae measures were lt
settle the question or no. speedily found
that s,lhey did hot settle il, but that new
demands were to be made, and that he VS.
to be the Instrument by which The Slave
power was 10 enforce these new demands
Then necessarily arose this new division
Of par,iee. MANY OF the Wings of III,
compromise measures upoi, the theory tha
I have stated. that il was TO be inslity tina
thew were not TO be compelled to submit
TO anything more; and wheh they fotnt
that they were TO be disappointed, ant
when mapy Democrats found that the,
also were 70 be disappointed, they cam
together with The existing free.soil orgahi
.zaIion in a new marty. The discussion
upon the Nebraska bill sienalized the ori
Gin, OF this new par,y, and the result o
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

40 RTThe Hon. Edward Everett has beeEi
invited 10 attend the STATE Fair % Atalhn-
10, Ga, in DC: ober 1t Is SAID that be wifi
accept, and We presume'will avail himself
Of the opportunity to deliver an orationsI
ready prepared, upon George Washing
ton. hlorf eIseN 1s'a Ntssei n@
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

q H1-Flora Temple beat rincess, al Al
bany, Aug 27ths on the Safatoga Course
in three straight heats. Time, a.36, esq
and 2:3F. -tit fsFf Fis3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
Che Ganfastrr @ascttr.
CLARKE & SUTPHEN,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
Terms Of subscription to the Gazette.

OFFICE--Martin,s Row, one Door South
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s. X. MANN 81 CO., Proprietora. Gs-
lion, Ohio. Sold ny all
good Drnggirta
60 IL Is DssrOrerE6 ~
Suffer No longer; II Is . relief.
nv THE APPLICATION %
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BMMGDiATE REGsEI,

You HAn " cured ~ the following ecmpiaiBts sscA
Tooth Ache. In minute, 90 the most painful -
tscks Of Khesnatrn. n,ue eases oss o. ssn u lsss
than one hours time, viz Head Ache. EaR Ache,
Neuralgia Coughs Colds, AssbBs. BroDcAtt~ Orr ~.
s,inaI Affections, Pain Ia the Baes ov ssds ees9ns
10 iir Joints Cello ard c.. ~ Pains. ks,splss. ,s
famed Eyes, Sore Sbvost. Cuts, 0suisss, onsAs,
Gpvsins, Chspped MsUis, vrosttd Pet s6d Ohi-
blaine.
for hts msistn~ thst viii do imp<sihss sAfnss a.
curc al manner diseasr-s for th~ eld sssine -
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nothing" II 10 true. We caiy claisn b. care cno
line of diseases and for the shove naDsd comsstsls
this medicine " = aout IN equal.
The bes, proof y a have tAe merits u % o..
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Pains dectdeiy the most ssctuai, - tn sppsi<
cation Of shis woadcrf0 ~ljctn~, Ut any roe On shs
country. This II sdDitfed ny ~ WIN have ssp-s a.
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DENTAL.
CBESRBROUGH,

Dental 0S1rEC01a,
VKYOULD respectfully info'm the inhabitants "i
w Davenport and vicinity that he has openei 81
once directly the Davenport Gas Co.'S. Ia ner-
N1n's block on Perry, between Third and Fourth ste,
for the transaction Of Mechanical and Operative Dim
ttstry In all rs branches Having r~osived insiruc-
tens from anA during tho nast year been associated
WITH one o. tho able practitioners In the East he
feels c00Adeps that any operations entrns 81 70 him
VIII b. executed In careful and skiIlful manner
He vii, be most happy n show any who may favor
him With call, his Recommendations, which are OF
the highest character, and would invite the n,os'
critical ex atioo aoon all work Committed y
hsods. All operations registered an: warranted -
ne socits share OF the public patronage, and takes
pleasure in submitting the so'loWif testimonial:
NEW LosDOH, Oct. -, 1851.
This nay certify that DR.. J. ChesebTough has been
pupil Of mine In the siudS 81 Dentistry, and that
during the past year. he hes OPERATED With ~ in my
oice In hts professional ability have the greatest
confidence, and cordially recommend bin 70 a,y
wishing .uch services those Of careful andskiI
ri Denial Operator. WV. ShBVYIsID.
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MEDICAL.
JOy an d q / q d % z ss
Has beess brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES.

CINOR the ini PRODUCTION Of that World Rsno,rned
- medicine. DIR. MAINS A0Uh BAl1AM, IN
the Western Country and especially the pnst season.
It has brought health and happibes into more FAINT
Hes than any remedy upon record. Tho question
womb naturally aris-, why IL this2 Because du~s,
in All In the shortest time arrest rhiis fever
ard ngue In its wsrst form, and In oil cases per
forms spesdy cure. Persons rss'dsng In msisSous
d srlcts using this balsam ssionnly during the
.ictly need have fears u attach srue
II Is therefore highly recommended q prev~n-
tativc IL small doses daily during that par
ticBiar tine when this class Of dts~asee prevail -
For want 81 SPACE can only ner . 6w u the
m.ny evidence In Its favor.
Eucyrus, ohio. Fell. Iah, 1853.
DR.. MANN h co G0iion, Ohio Cents we
the public ID" greet este IN which your osiehrst-i
A9ne Riiaan, 1, held in this community. The tact
is II never fais 70 cnre asu. H. It's w"rst forms. and
can 4 Il not,i,g else Yours sc
HOI.BHkT 4 TAItASk, DruGgtsts.
CorinOl Mas. Oct 20fA 1853.
HgfsRs =. K. MANN \ CO. Gsnis - Having
procured supply Of YOUR Afus haissrn and tsstina
Thoroughly In many severe of long standing
where all Of tn. popular remedies Of the dsv had
failed, found Ia all ensss, your kslsaHi ,nec'esi
. sfo and speedy onre. II 10 just the m~dirtn- We
want here Ia the south. arspeetiUiy yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
Ne'o York. FEB 2ld, Iss8.
kEssRs MANN n cO.-Genis - have
~ our house In st. I.nsis, foid ,onr Ague BAissm
M thr.. years an: have carefully observed o.. ef
feels. snd mnst IN card"r cay. ! do Mt believe u
las equal 10 the history al meicin" fer. Ia my
kus wi.gr, H. cuTsv prr n bt,y
aud raw known IL used after siI othes Iru~i,es
hsd isiiei with NJ" s'nr happy reruu have
h@.trtion IN proGoDncirx u ,hr greatest dircovery
triumph ozer ch.Ii-. fever shd asos
Respectfully. - wOOp / co.
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A TOWARD ASSO IATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

u y w A ! ID Adv In lVN,
PHILADELPHIA.
Benevs emf Is.itusion established ~ special on
doto,r epf for the Reii.t ~ the Ssck asd
Disfrssssd. afflicted soith vts.lsat
and kPidemio Irsedses.
vuVHD HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of the
i awful destruction " human life cause BY sexn-
81 diseases. and the drcspA.ons Pra sic~i upon the
victims Of such disease, by Quacss sew
eraI years ago directed N@ consulting surgeon, -
charitable Ct worthy Of their name, - oi+n dIr-
penssry for the treatment Of this class o. ID eases
10 iii oho apply BY letter, with description OF their
csnditien, (age, occupatl"n, habits Of lfe &c and
In case OF eXtTeno poverty to fuTnifh medicns re
Of CHARGE II Is needless 70 add that the association
comr.ands the highest medical skill Of the ag~ and
VIII furnish tho most approved modern t-ssnf
the Directo1s Of the asoctAt'on IN Their A"nns r
mort mon the treatment OF ~xna, diseases, esWets
IN nth satisfaction " "a the success which has
the lstcrs OF Their surgeons In the cure OF
.nernaaturrhoe. So inal week.-mrs., goorrhea, eleet
srnh,. th. sjoe 1. ananism or self abuse, diseases
OF the sidneys snd b. addey, NC. s'a oraei e'''i
n nee ~ the same plan OF the ensuing year.
Tle ,i,ectoys ON review Of the past, feel assur Ell
~. Iahora in this spheroof benevolent effort
havt Of great benent 70 the amie t"i, esneAly
~ ~, mig and tn nave resolved to devote them
.e,ve ,ih reneWe 1sal TO this very inaportan' aud
An ,,imir.be re- port on spermatorrh9s. or semi
nal weakness, the vice OF pnsnism' mAssuI'"'o',"
abuse, and other diseas,s Of the sexual oIsss'
by TIE cor sultng surgeon will be sent by mai I'm
sealed e,velope), free Of charge. on receipt Two
STAMPS for postage. Othe reports ana tract on the
natnre ana treatment Of sexual diseases. diet, &C
are cnst apty being published for gretuiinus disri
button and will he sent to the AFFLICTED Hsmso Tn.
no remedies and methods of treatment discovered
during the last year are Of great value
Address Cor Report or treatment, ns. ). "AiI
LIN UOUGHrON, Acting Surgeon. Howard Ats"'
citation; n, south Ninth street. Philadelphia
PennsJ .vAniA
Nv order Of the Directors.
EZRA d HRARTwELL. President.
0UO, PAJROVlLD, &Acref1vN. Js26-~N
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Mississippi 4 Missouri =. 4.

Mississippi L Missouri r. 4.
Trains run b, Chicago time, which i. tseivs ~ia-
atss faster than newport tisao.
I'm and after Monday, Sprii nth, ises, and ansii
~ further notice. trans will leave Davenport, ssr
Muscatins, OclumbWs CITY, Washington end lava
our (SundAys excepsedD - tosoWs.
at Express and y Ill Tram :. b y
frs,ns viii leave DavcnrOst lOs Ohlcase daly. I'm
lays excepted - follow.
LIT Mail Train. NJ ~ 70 =
"a 0xoress Train, - s1ot
Trains arrive ss Davenport Asaiy. (sssSsss sssss
vAoM rst East.
ist Dsprsss Train - SIS A..
81 Mail Train, ~ 80 -
vAOM TEE west.
lst Man Train, At 6@ -
Trains run BY Chicago time, which u twelve nto-
otes faster than Davenport time.
AL trains Of Davenport will make cOonecf1noo
ct Columbs City, Washington and Iowa Oity viii
he Western Sta"a Cos stages for all points w sss
The Passenger Train connects 81 Rock Island wstA
Chieaso Koch Island Railroad trsinA for ell P0iAss
East, North ana South.
Psssensers s,e reu,nJsd OF the necessity OF Swing
istin direction 10 the destination Of their bog
gage also before tAktng hsaS eeAlsa
the cars.
N. Is. tn. Morning 10 10 4 NJ usin for tho East
c.b ~ J.iiet With LaiLs on tie Nichtsan Gen.
la K ut the Jut ction with trstns ON The IL -.
bnrg, Fl Wayne l. Chicsgo u Z; 81 Chicago With
trains ON the michigan Southern and Michigan Csn-
Hal Rail Roads.
apr1a I'm y. TRACY. sups.
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BANKING.

TALLMAN, PoW.RS 4 MCLEAN
DrAEKER0s
AND DEALING IN EXCHANGE
Niekolis' Block, corner Brady aud Sscosd SIC,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
ExOnAN0B % oil the pstncspaiessses o. tie On
II ~ States, 0reot Britain. lsslAnd. 80 ooose
neotal Europe bought and sold.
Nssss ana drafts collected, and proceeds ss0btteS
N any part Of ~ Unted States IT lowest rates Ut
v -hange.
Coiieetlons Of notes draMs aeeounts. lesactes ana
made In oil parts of the United states
OsnsAAs and Europe.
stocks and Bonds songht and sold on comnasssss.
I'D dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
9xchanee . cities In the United seases
Carpenter 4 vermilge, New York city.
Albany City Bank, Aibsay, New York;
Dulhio City Rank, Buffalo. New York;
Sank Of Commerce, Boston, nsssschussstss
TraAesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Peunsyivaaia,
Merch Manufscturers' Bank, RitteooSg, Pos
ncKim 4 Co, Baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore & Brotherton, Cincinnati, OhioS
Lucas s Slmoads, - Ions, No;
Oltoeeas' bank, New OrlsGns, Ia;
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-02
WHOLE NUMBER .l39,

wore her clothes as though her toilette
was the mere business fhcr n.odiste-
things to be honorcd by her wearing
indeed, but Utterly unworthy to occupy
her own thoughts. For the benefit s
your lady, readers. I give slight de,
scription of her costume, sketohed by a
female hand, Will close at her side:
The Princess Ck,thide wore a dress
composed of t,.,siY 'tes. of pink tulle III.
NEE with gold. It was looped at the
sides with wreaths OF roses and gold
leaves, richly intermigled with boa..
quets Of diamonds and emeralds. . n
broad belt of diamonds nand ielneraItls
encircled the upper. part of the hody: Of
the dress. Her coif;tre in remarkably
good taste, was equally formed of roses
in front, and gold leaves at the back of
the head. With these, again, we're
profuscly blend ed ornaments Of dia-
monds and cmeralds, corresponding
with those of the dress. ia. 1.'f' ''9f'1oSl
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-02

EXPLAINING A MYSTERY" saw.
Murphy what is the naming of mys-
terry? "Wcll,' said Murphy, Pat,
l'll teach ye. Ye see, whin l lived
with my father, little gossoon, they,
Civ partly, and my mother wint to
buy something, for the party to ate,
and among other things she bought 4
half barrel of pork ye see. Well, she
put it down the cellar, bless her sowl,
for safe keepin' til the partly came on,
do you see. Well, when the partly
came on, me mother sint me down in,
to the cellar to get some of the pork,
do you see; well I went down t. the
barrel and tished about, but divil bit
Of pork could l find, so I looked round
the barrel to see where the pork was,
and found a rat-hole in the bottom of
the barrel where the pork had all run
out and left the brine stardin', do We
see" !" Hould on, Murphy hould on!
wait bit; now tell me how all the
pork could get ont Of the barrel and
lave the brine? "Well, Pat said
Murphy, 'sthat's what I'd like to know
nlescr doye see; there's the mystery -