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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

It is amazing. that so noted aPhilosopher
should have made so great mistake; but
in extenuatiOn we may urge that all OF the
revolutionary Fathers fell into the same
egregious and remarkable error.
Why even Thomas jefferson, the "Fs-
ther of-the Democracy" wrote with bis
own hand aud urged and secured the pas
sage OF the ordinance OF l787--by which
slavery was forever interdieted in ALL4ths
Territory then owned by the Unitedlstates
What lolly and superhnous legislation va,
tbisl--for nature and climatic atiaitie'
would have worked it sIl out well enough
Aud how absurd seems old JstfersoO's tre
Ipidshon. when speaking Of American
slavery, be says: -~e
"Indeed l tremble for my Country
when reflect that God is just--that hi
Justice cannot sleep forever"
This :. trembling" and making an adj
about it. is all wrong. says Judge Thur
man--fOr God and physical laws have set
tied all this matter. and no human assist
ance is dem anded or needed nor moral o
political responsibility be felt-fcr wher
"Isothsrmol lines produce cotton and to
baco-there negro SLAVES; but where th
line produces wheat and corn aud hogs
there Uhite men. eq -
Doubtless your sublime and perfec
theory wilfstop al ag'tation-settle th'
slavery question. and savs The Union.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

mos; The witch OfEudOr calling up Sam
uel, and many other such, but our room
will not permit. Now reasssrt, that the
christians faith In the religion of the bible
rests entirely upon these and other similar
evidences. And one of the primitive
preachers Of this religion. by divine author
ity assures US. that If"Christ is not risen,
then is our preaching vain" The res
uFrection aud ascensiop Of Christ. was su.
kperbuman,, sppermundane: and when we
have admitted that itoacurrsd precisely as
The history comssTtoH Us. We admit at the
same lime, that it was the result 81 spirit
power. 'acting upon matter. Didl Christ
lay down his body. and then take II sgainI
1t settles the question, that spirit force can
move inert matter: and the same is admit
ted Of all the other miracles of the bible.
Now modern spiritual manifestations.
are equal in character, and mystery. 70
any recorded in the bible, the resurrec-
Ition excepted; aud equally we'll authentioa.
ted; will say better, for they are attested
by thousands Of living witnesses; men and
women. Of the first order Of intellect. =
While it is we'll known. aud understood
that at the inception Of the Christian era,
its miracles were slowly believed; and
mostly by the illiterats and lowest orders
of people; and that during several centu
ries, it made very little progress in The
higher orders Of intellect. But our space
is nearly filed, and We must I'm ish with
few concluding remarks.
Regarding then. ell those occurrences,
whether In ancient or modern lines, whie
are not accounted for BY the action Q
laws, known to man, and as proceeding
from intelligence above and superior t.
mortals as revelations from the spirit work
the question comes up; did God coufut
his special revelations, to his intelligen
creatures, to the times of the Christian err
and the times preceding it. This ques
tion is worthy Of our respect. The bible
itself bears testimony. that much that j
claimed as revelation in that book was Civ
en- by. and through celestial messengers. :
Phrophets prophecied, and men spoke a
they were influenced by the Holy Ghosi
or spirit Of God. They did not therefor
speak their own intelligence, but were th
{ instruments or mediums through and b
which, heavenly messages were given
) man.
Il God is a spirit tits taught: and mar
D that is the soul or spirit Of man. which !
S all there is of him, is an offspring froi
q God: breath Of God; given by. and to n
turn to him, when dismissed from the bod.
= By analogy then, mans spirit must Of NJ
i cessily possess the attributes OF God Il
d father, and may fulfill the Offices Of spiri
). or the Holy Ghost Of the bible in delive
g ing heavenly messages TO hose who v
i. inhabit bodies. And ifthe organizatie
}, OF man was made use of by good and ev
d spirits In ancient times, why not in mo-
o ern? God. men and angels, and the Law
q Of nature have not changed. And do n
h disem bodied spirits become angels?
!. Nea III. SCOTT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

R9-A negro named Crockett, employ.
ed on the lower wharf boat, says the. Mem
phis Tenn. Argus, 23i. yesterday res
cued passenger on the New Uncle Sam.
who accidentally fellsoverboard, and then
plunged 10 a second time, and secured the
strangers csrpet,bsg, which had sunk be.
meath tie surface. For this heroic con
duct the large.souled stranger gave him
ten.csnts. Some persons present shamed
the man for his meanness. but Crockett
said "Nebber mind de gemmau knows
best how much his life is worth.s S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

During the summer that has iust na..aa
TpMnyl tnousands OF sufferers from Dyssntary and
nn5,nes ~, IT'D have been relieved by the use OF HOSTEL.
anhs biTTkRS, medicine which Is evidently dea-
nea 70 maintain permanent place ln tho nuhiie ca
nmaucn bilious dlarrhoa IL one OF those disease
Tn,ea Dumesthe skill Of the phyacian. The medi-
sees 70 reach the aonrce Of the eVil The dificuly
- 70 get remedy that will reach all the digestive or
ana give them simultaneously rush of viRor,to
m 1emseIyea this disease This problem Il solved
~ ~ .ne hlffhhS, which never lAils 20 conquer he
stuooorneases. Its only fair say that during
than any other ever presented 70 The pub
lie end during the ihli which that terrible sco1rge
the Fever and Ague, Is 80 prevalent, the BITTERS
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally
lL f7See adverLlsementin In another column. lm23
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

ARRIVAL oT2S 10000 IN GokD' DUsT.- =
Phe arrival of Pixies Peak gold dust,
Tuesday. is much larger than was al first
supposed. We are oreditably Informed
that the different companies who arrived
that day brought no less than 500, 900 in
dustl Messrs. Gregory and REESE. each
of whom have two slugs worth Sl5,600
alone brought upwards Of $4,000. A.
We learn that Mr. j. H. Gregory has
sent on to Georgia aftor his family, and
has concluded to remain here this winter
to superintend the getting up OF a com-
plete mall for scruhing quartz.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

N. Bingham, a celebrated Pysician OF Utica, New
York, says- have treated cased Of lnAam nation OF
the Brain Inflammation OF the Lungs, Inflammation
OF the Bowels and Kidneys, Indammatory Rheuma-
tsm, Child Bed Fever, with Dr.. TTaskis Magnetic
remedies have failed, also cases Of Group Scarlet Fe-
ver Canker and liberated Throat and Lungs with like
success. nthe Epidemic as the Putrid Efyspeias by
which so many valuable iyeswere lost tested II ire
quently and never failed Of eecting speedy aud
certain cure, In cases OF Burns Sprains, Bruises,
No Physician family viii be a single day without
this medicine, after becoming acquainted with It's pow
er 10 cure" SORE LIPS, CHAPPED HANDS AND
CHILBI AIMS, are completely cured BY two or three
applications Of the Magnetic Ointment: s,s. sso-
Read advertisement In this paper. ~
October 6, Ie50--3mQ3
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Card.

e.
Alta meeting ofthe Reliance E, gine,l
and Hose Co., on the evening of Oct, lst,
there as a committee appointed to draft
suitable resolutions upon the death OF one
Of its membets. E. F. CoNRoY. The fol-
lowing is the report Of the committee: 6
LANcAsTER. October 1st. 1889.
To THE RELIANCE ENGINE AND HOSE
COMPANY. Your committee appointed to
draft suitable resolutions upon the death
of E. F. CoNRoY, member Of this compa.
ny, beg leave to make the following re-
port: iad9u is'is9el af
WHEREAS, II has pleased Divine Provi-
dence.to remove from our midst our broth
er Fireman, e. F. CoNRoY, therefore, /.
Resolued, That while we mourn his de-
parture' from among us. we yet bow in
humble submission to the will Of our Heav-
emily Father, believing that be doeth' all
things right. q e
Resolued, That by the death of our
Brother, we have lost worthy member,
and one who never shrank from the duty
assigned him; his widow. a kind husband
his family, kind and affectionate father.
Resolved, That we offer our most sincere
coincidence TO the family and friends Of ou'
departed Brother. S
Resoleed, That the Firemen ofthis CITY
pay the last tribute Of respect TO the NOR
tai remains OF our late Brother. j
Resolusd, That this preamble aud reso
lutions be published in the city papers, ant
a COPY Of the same be sent to the widoy
and family OF our deceased Bro her, as
token of our sympathy aui sorrow in 'tbei
loss and ours. NefaA esf so
j. A. STAFFORD.
r. MYERS. Committee
@. @. FAHRER. az ee 4
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The scandinavian PM a1S pn-,s,..


CINcIHNATI, July !, lass. Or. Q, w. Roh.sk = n.
Sir;--ln reply to Inquiries made OF me- It giyes ~.
pleaaureto 70 say that hra N Atlee OF the soriofv ~
Friends, and Widow Of The isie Or Auee ~ ~
d, previous 70 her going East, expressed her co.9
denee In the efficacy OF your Scandinavian Remedi..
and the benefit she derived iron using them- ehS
had been suffering from general pFostFation Al i,se
being over seveny-sx years OF age, ana ophihaimi.
and Inflammation OF the face. Various Femedfss
were resorted 10 without relief when some re
commended course Of your Scandinavian Hood Pn-
rtnef and Blood Pills. They had the desired enc
and she was considered as restored to health.
KNOW many who have sed your medieinea and
spea aeededly Of the benots derived, thus testify
neir renoVang influence In purifying the blood
ehd giving vlgor and energy TO the system. Thew
have my cordial appreciation. Very res spectfuliy.
II Your obedient servant, ST.. BROWN. I,
In ihe cause Of Christianity in Cincinnati, for more
takn thiriy years, as almost every old Cncinnatnn
Snoss Soeh testimony from such source, is not 10
% passed over lightly No other Proprietary Reme-
dies eve. presented 70 the public, ever received
Tshe nle o. me communication from MEN OF STAND
- esoIy Walk OF MS that mine have done.
| So' eufothsoment. October 6, 1eS9--Imq3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

ET There are ten English screw steam
ships in the South Pacific, varying from
500 to ]. 800 tuus burthen, sngagedin the
transportation Of passengers and freight a
long the Western coast Of South Ameri
| len t, rs r9s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
For the Lancaster Gazette.
SnirItuaIlsm Of the Bible.

said to be arational demonstration Of mans
continued existence after physical disco
luton, or the destruction of his body; and
the nsarnsss and intormingling, of the two
worlds; that is the world Of spirits out of
the body, and the world of spirits in the
body; aud that departed friends not only
mingls with those who remain in the
form, but that they possess power to make
their presence known, by physical signs
and to hold intelligent communications
with them. And sha III assume the ayermen
that there is no power in the universe, to
make us better and purer, which can equal
a positive knowledge Of the presence and
guardianship of those we have loved. but
who have passed away. After ruch posi-
tive assurance Of the unseen attendance Of
our loved ones, what imagined exstacy can
compare with the Joy we shall experience
on being reunited with them, after death
and to receive to our embraces, those who
are our present companions in the sorrows
and joys Of earthly life, l ask, what can
equal such a consumation2 The only an
swsr is, nothing. Once let the fullest as
sursnce be given, without the dimmest
shadow even'of a doubt, and this world
at tie same moment becomes valueless ex.
cept as affording us the facilities of getting
good to ourselves and doing good to 9TH.
ers, spiritually. Death and the grave,
would lose their terrors and there would
only be an anxious desire, for the time to
drop this corruptible frame, that is. the
temple we dwell in on earth, and in which
we are fated to suffer pain. sickness death,
then to depart and be always happy, in a
better, and uuending life. This future
better life is all thatis worth living for
Without that hope, this life would be u
cnrse, Why then should we not possess
that assurance? sss Il. s
But many viii say, we have such assu-
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TTEOOO Agents WahtedA-To sell four neN
inventions. Agents have made over $25,O00 OF
one,--better than all other similar agencies. Sen
four stamps and get SO pages particplars rats.
kPHBAlM BROWN, Lewell, Maas:
September 8, 1e50A-6mlg ~ ft4g
TPAgents wanted in this state to can
make good pay. For terms &c. send stamp. II ~,
C.P. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
September 8, IB59--6mI9 aae.si ~ III, ,es-I-
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sonn p. nARrIs. F.B. Hwiso.i io.s.o .oARAeHrr
EXCHANC CE B ANK

ME9DHeGHHn G& Co.,
Main street, Lancaster, OhiO.
CtoLD AND SILVER BoUGHI AND SOLD
w Sight Exchange on the East ior sale-lnferesN
allowed on DepositB.-- f9N ~
FcrSS day.;ss.tee ys;s rate of per ssnspsr anaun-
a. 10 -. sttt-
Lancaster, February :, ,lsss-ly4a $50
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q uTsdaY October oh 1883.


gRuEsdaY October 9Th 1889.
REPUBLIcAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
WILLIAM DENNISoN OF Franklin Co
For Lieutenaa, Governor.
ROBERT c. KIRK. Of Knox 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 Co.
For Supreme Judge,
WILLIAM Y. GHoLsON. Of Hamilton.
For Member Board of Public Works,
JOHN B. GREGORY. OF Scioto County.
For School Commissioner,
ANS0N SMYTH. of Lucas County.
For State Senator
GoTTFRIED sPoRLEDER, Hooking
For Member Of Board OF Equalization.
- s. B, PRUDEN. Of Athens.
~ Republican County Ticket.
ForRepressntativs
Z SAMUEL C0FFMAN. Of Bloom TIP.
For Treasurer
JOSEPH c. KINKEAD. Of Hccking.
For Commissioner
WM. HUTCHINSON, Of RichlaDd-
For Ip6ruiary Director
% Joseph SWARTZ.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

~ Read Dr.. MANLEr's advertisement
Of his next monthly visit in another col.
umn.
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ATWyWNNTtMsTabN3Y
STOLTZ q BEALL's
I AMRR0TYPE GALLERY.

NOrth Side of Main street, e doors west
OF Beerys Grocery over I8eek's store.
ID oomsneany fitted, largo aud comm 0dious. Yod
IN will and US everready and willing to accommo-
date the public with good, cheap, and 1ifelike pic
tures We hatter ourselves that We are able iopease
even the most fastdiops. TO the public we lender
that twill not0nly continue, but that may merit
an increase. STOLTZ q BEALL:
August 25 iSs9-3m II is 9.'lfllE ,s-7sJ''T
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11
LEWISBURG ACADEMY.
THE Fall Session of this Institution

i will commence on MoSDar, Sept. 90, SIS
to be Immediately followed by the WINTER
SESSION each 10 continue II weeks, includ-
ing one weeks Vacation during the Holidays.
All the Branches of thorough Classical,
Mathematical, and English Academic Course
are taught-and Youths are fitted, either for
Teaching, for College, or for business.
The Bible is text book.
A large class of Young Ladies is secured.
TUITION-per session of l3 weeks, including
contingent expenses.
PRIMARY Reading, Writing, Dehner, Arithmetic.
Geo-- Gram. and U. s IIistory,l $500
ADVANCED ENGLISH all not incl uded above, $50
No additional charges; also, no deductions
except for proiracted sickness. Tuition paya-
bic immediately upon the close of the session.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Aug. 90, 1858 Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11

So, before God aud mau, DC the result up
on your own head"
"Oat, lying knave--' :.
"Hold," cried the surgeon, laying his
hand heavily upon the Couts arm. You
have no right to speak thus, for you lower
Yourself when you do it. If you have
come to fight, do so honorably."
An angry reply was upon Dlmonoi1 S
lips, but he did not speak it. He turned
to his antagonist and said,-
VIII you measure weapons, sir! Mine
may be mite the longest. seek no ad-
vantage and | have one here OF the same
length and weight as my own, II you
wish it,"
81 am well satisfied as it is" replied
Ruric.
"Then take Jour grouul.-Are you
ready ?"
al am"
The two swords were crossed in an in-
slant, with clear sharp clapg.
The above is all Of this story that Will
be published in our columns. We give
this as a sample. The continuation OF 1t
from where it leaves off here can only be
found in the New York Ledger, the great
family paper, for which the most popular
writers in the country contribute,and which
is for sale at all the stores throughout the
city and country where papers are sold
Remember aud ask for the New York
Ledger Of March 10, and in it you will
get the continuation of the story from
where it leaves off here. If you can not
get copy at any book store, the publish
or of the Ledger will mail you copy on
the receipt Of five cents.
The Ledger is mailed to subscribers at
g year, or two copies So. Address your
letters to Robert Bonner, publisher, II
Ann street, New York. 1t is the hand
and best family paper in the coun-
try, elegantly illustrated, aud characterized
by high moral tone. Its present cicula
ton is over four hundred thousand copies,
which is the best evidence We can givo OF
its merits
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17
Jmisrellanrous.
The Great Wonder Of the Nine
teenth Century.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the St. Louis (NIo) Democrat: Below we pub
lish letter TO DR.. Wood, OF this city from gentle
mpn in Maine, which speaks goWiDgy Of the superior
merits of his hair tonic Such evidence must have its
fleet, when cunning from reliable source II GER
icaes guarantees Of truth, the Dr. needs 20 en-
comiums, useless puiTery from the press:
BATH, Maine, Jan. 20, 1855.
Professor o. j. Wood 4 Co.,
Gcntleme1-Having my attention called few
months since TO the highly beneficial effects OF your
hair restorative, Twas induced TO make application OF
Il upon my own hair Which had bee 'me quite gray
probably one-third white; my whskers were OF the
same character Some three months sine procured
bottle of your hair restorative, and nstd II. room
iound IL proving what J lad wished. used IL
about twice a week. have since procured another
bottle, of whcl have used some. can DOW certify
b. the world that ehe gray white hair has totally
disappeared, both on my head and lace, and my hair
resumed its natural color, and beieye more soft
md glossy than Is has heeR before Tor tEenN-nre
wears. am sixty years old ; my good wife al
the age oi hIytwo, has used II with the same effect
The above notice deem du. to you for yoar valua-
bile iscoveTy. assured that whoever viii rightly
use as per directions, VIII NOS have occasion TO con-
tradict my statements am citizen Of this city and
a resident here for the last fifteen years, and am
snown 10 nearly every here and adjoining towns.
Any use you may make Of the above, with my name
attached is at your service, wish 70 preserve tho
beauties Of nature in othvsS as well rs myself
am, truly, yours, A. I. RAYMOND.
BAATlAoEE, Jan. 23, 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Professor Wood-Dear Sir {: Having bad the misfor-
to 5se the best portion Of my hail. iron lhe ef
ects OF the yellow fever, in eW Orleans in 1884
was induced - make trial Of your preparation, and
found il TO answer as the very thing needed My hair
thick and glossy, aud no words can express
nyl Obligations TO you in giving The alacted such
treasure. FINLEY JOhNsON.
The undersigned, Rev. J. X. Bragg, is minister in
regular sanling, and pastor of the Orthodox Church
Il BTookfed, Mass. lie is gentleman Of great in
luenes and universally beloved.
VIM DYFR.
BROOKJIRlD, January IL, 1855.
Professor WoOd-Dear Sin Having made trial OF
your Hal, Restorative, IL gives pleasure TO say
that its effect has been excellent in removing nAana-
ion dandruff and constant tendency to Itching with
which have been troubled frpm my chiInhoOi, and
as also restored my AniT, which was becomii gray,
its original color. haV JSed other article with
anything like the same pleasure or profit.
Yours truly, ). X. BRAGG.
O.J. WOOD CO., PrOpEieioTs, 444 Broadway, New
York. and ia MaTket-st.. ST. Louis. No.
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers
gy PARK WHITE, San Francisco Wholesale
Agents for California and Oregon. ap4-ly-eod-chG
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17
%raal Sdrrrtisrmrnts.
CONSTABLE SALE.


RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, to me directed
- from The Court of VIM. Singer, Justice OF ue
Peace In and for the city Of Marysvile, county OF
fuba, and state OF California, judgment render
ed therein on the 18th day of September, A. ID. lS09
in favor OF Julia Wech, and agniI st +. Dupre tht
sum Of one hundred and eleven dollars, have levied
upon and seized and shall exp"se for sale at Public
Auction. at the Justices Office in the city of Marys-
Vile, on the EIGHTH DAY uF OCTOBER, A. d. 1859,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ all the right title and
Interest Of the said r.. Dupre to the following Real
Estate to-w All that certain piece or parcel Of land
situated in the county of Yuha and State of Calfor
min auh which Is designated, bounded nnd described
npon the map entitled ''Partt on Of 1873 acres of
and south Of the city of MarySville. fuba county.
California into nine subdivisions for j. NJ. Ronirez
and others April 10th, 1885," now on file and Of
ord in h Office Of the County Recorder OF said Huba
county, as follows, to-wit Commencing at post
marked G o., from which the northwest corner OF
section thirty-one township hfteer, range iour east
United States Surf ey, bears north So west twenty
three chains and nifty links distint thence running
due west ole hundred and twenty chains TO post on
the east nix Of Feather river; tuence soulhery' lo
lowing the east bank Of said river eleven chains TO
most. thence south 74e 3 east, magneticnlly east
100 chains to post on the plan thence north Y east
iotty.two chains more ar less TO the place OF hegn
ming Variation 15' 80 H., containing three hundred
~ W. w. H. CHAPMAN,
s.n1eoOd Constable.