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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-27

act, a Standard Mediciana.S
all a that have used it, D and !
denee in allthe diseases a.I = =
within the last two ys,,.
.ot relief, as the numerous sDp,,
my possession show. ''~
ed to the Temperament e,
used in such Quantities a, I.
Judgment guide you in fl.
| RI.GORAIOR, and it i wiz S-1
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summer 1 m Complaints, 65y,
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Aordats, Cholera I,Ja.Sm,,
male y Weaknesses, and r ma,
Ordinary Family NeI III
HElADACHE, Gas thor.
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commencement of attack.
their testimony in its fsyo,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-27
SANFORD's
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED PROM
bic EXTRACTS, and put up IN

InT6 EegetdOie EcTGCLS,
Air Tight, and aoiN Keep IN
The Family CathdrtiC
tive Cathartic which the
practice more than twerty
The constantly increas-
have long used the PILLS
all express in regard to their
them within the reach of
The Profession well know
on different portions of the
The FAMILY CATHAR-
reference to this well estab-.
ded from a variety Of the
which act alike on every
nal, and are good and safe
tic is needed, such as De
SleepineSS, Pains IN the
ness, Pain and Soreness
sudden cold, which fire.
in a long course Of FeUer,
ing Sensation Of Cold oUer
ache, or Weight IN the
Diseases, Worms in Chil-
tism, a great Purifier of the
to which flesh is heir, too
advertisement. Dose, l toI
DPTCEI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-27

ptoI w w uLANS GASkS
climate.
PILLS is a gentle buta,
proprietor has used in n,
years.
ling demand from those who
land the satisfaction which
use, has induced me to plsce
lall.
that different Cathartics ss
bowels.
TIC PILLS has, with due
lished fact, been compoln.
Ipurest Vegetable EXTRACTS.
part of the alimentary ca.
lin all cases where a Catlar.
arrangements Of the Stomach
Back and Ions, C0slls~
oUer The G0hOle body, from
quently, if neglected, end
Loss of appetite, a Grey,
The body, ReStleSSneSs, Heed.
Head, all MfGama,oy
dren or adults, Rhelml.
Blood, and many diseases
numerous to mention in this
ID.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-27
S A NJ F Ord IS
LIVER lNVIG0RATOR.
NEVER DEBfLITATES

1T is COMPOUNDED ]
has become an establisht
known and approved by
now resorted to with conf
which it is recommended.
1t has cured thousands
who had given up all hopes
unsolicited certificates in
The dose must be adapt
the individual taking it, and
act gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your
use of the LIVER IN
cure Li0er Complaints,
sid, Chronic DtaTrbRa,
elte1y, Ur0psy, Soar StOna-
Ch0Ilc, Cholera, Cholera
Flatulence, Jdundice, Fe
be used successfully as an
cine. 1t will cure SICK
sands can testify IN ttoenty
TedSpoonJulS are taken al
All aohO use 1t are giUingI
MIX WATER IN III
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-27

HIlA " a III Nv IIIL UIOUIH With THE N.
| VIGORATOR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGFTHFp
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-27

THE LIVER INVIGORATOR AND FAMILY CATHN
TIC PILLS retaed by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns
S. T. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
209 Broadway, New York,
March a. 1850. I7IS3I-y
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
naa- We clip lhs following comnlln,et

n@-Wo clip the following compliment,
airy remarks from the Hooking Valley
Press Of the goth inst:
The Lincoln Club was addressed on last
Saturday evening, by VIM. p Greed. Esq,
OF Lancaster. Posters were thrown about
during the day, and at night we noticed
persons living eight miles in the country
in attendance. Mr.. Greed had large
meeting and acquitted himself maufully.
For over two hours Mr.. Creed held the
large audience perfectly spell.bouEd. His
speech was Of a different order from most
political harrangues and in many places
was truly eloquent. We hope Mr.. Creed,
will be mindful of us between now and
the election many times. aud every time
his memory is refreshed, will give us the
advantage Of his 6ne oratorical powers
There was some effort to create a diver
sion, but it proved failure The efforts
were in the shape of song singing across
the street; some efforts 10 create sham
fight, 60, &c. We hope this may not
again occur; il is disgrsceiul and gives
strangers bad opinion of our town.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
The ARa or YIrtne.

Oar first number, under the above title,
will appear the first week 10 October en-.
suing and thereafter. about the 6rs. and
fifteenth Of each month. Every number
will be complete, as there will be no ar.i-
eles continued. II will be executed on
fine white book paper, and with entirely
new and superior type. The form will be
an octave, Of IS pages 10 each number;
S2 NUMBER. or the isue of OBS year, will
form handsome voiumns Of 3S4 pages /;
and IT bound, will make u valuable addi-
tion TO tue family library. It5 contents
will be mostly standard literature, that
may be read by generations yet to come.
In the first number. will be found a
somewhat lengthy article On Rhetoric, by
Professor Fellowes, who is unsurpassed as
a popular lecture apd elocutionist. Pro.
fessor Fellowes has frequently held crowd
ed audience, in the same place, for weeks
in succession. with increasing interest. -
Our connection with Foreign and Ameri.
can journals will enable Us 10 place before
our readers the highest order Of literature.
We shall also be favored with contributions
from number of highly talented writer's
which will be purely originsl. II will be
our care to admit nothing into the columns
Of the "Age Of Nrtas." that viii perveri
the moral sense, or in any way lower the
tone Of a high Sc SO of religious and
manly rectitude Of character. As before
stated, the mission Of the sage" will be,
to inform the understanding. by furnishing
the mind with appropriate subjects Of
thought, and to labor to direct it's readers
in the ascending plain, morally, iutellectu.
ally and religiOuSly. We will bO happy
to send our journal TO every family, who
may desire an intellectual paper. that is
free from licensious and immoral tales.
The price Of the "Age Of Virtue" will
be 81 rs a year, or 5 cents a number.
Lancaster, Sept. 20, Fl. SCOTT.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27


SHOOTING AFFRAY.--0n last Tuesday
morning when crowds of people weie
standing on our streets awaiting the Odd
Fellows celebration in dedication of the
new hall, a row occurred at the foot OIL
Main street, between two young men o
this city, in which both barrel y escaped
with their lives. Had either Of the brick.
bats thrown hit, or the revolver aimed at
the other not missed fire the first time,
one or the other would now be in /" that
bourne from whence no traveller returns, 3"
The facts in the case as givenia testimony
before Justice McVeigh, are these; The
young men had difficulty on Saturday
evening. in which one was knocked out of
a back door and the door unceremonious-
ly locked upon him. From that time un-
til Tuesday morning he had followed the
other from place to place with piece Of
hoop.pole about three feet long, and on
Saturday evening last threw three brick.
bats at him and his father as they were
going "over the hill' home. On Sunday
morning the pursu ed was traced TO East
Lancaster and the same hoop. pole bran.
disbed menaneingly over his head and
was only prevented from personal vio-
lence by the interference Of thu bystand-
ers. On Monday night with the same
hoop. pole lie was followed around the
streets and attempts made to aggravste
him into quarrel, but nothing Of seri-
GUS nature occurred. On Tuesday morn
ing as the one assaulted was going with a
friend 10 the Brewery, he observed his
adversary at the Canal Hotel. They
were in the Brewery but moment when
the ''hoop.pole man" made his appear.
ance with the hoop-pole raised The
other retreated a step or two, drew and
cooked his revolver, and then stood on his
guard. The ''hoop. pole man, crossed
the canal bridge, and wien the other at
tempted to cross assailed him with brick
bats and stone coil, when the revolver
was once more drawn and trigger pulled; /;
but the cap bursted, the pistol maa made
tracks but was overtaken. when scufie
ensued, during which neither received
any serious damage. The one with the
"six-shooter" having dropped his hat in
the scuffle returned to get il, but was
again assaulted with renewed vigor.-
This time The lesden messenger hit the
"hOop. pole man" on tie chin and CLAN
cling of struck canal boat. The revol.
YER was Immediately cooked and aimed,
but the "hoop pole mans" ardor was con-
siderably cooled, and the parties seps.
rated. x
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
NEW YORK MARKET

NEw YoRK. Sept. 25 Flour Exhibi
'ts more activity. and prices have advanced
DC. " b J, with an active demand for ex
port and home consumption; sales a7OOC
bbls. b 05a5 10 superior state! 5 35a5 AZ
extra state; 05a5 20 superior western;
8 35a5 G5 Common 10 medium extra ives,
tern.
WhiskCy-Sieady; sales COCO bbIs. at
2a4a934c.
Wheat-Fully &c. higher, with brisk
export demand; sales 46 900 bnsh; Mil.
waukee Club 5la: % for prime. and 1
25 very choice; 1900 bush.
Rye-Dull and heavy a. 75c.
Barley--Is more active at a fraction
over 86c, sales 800 bush. Canada.
Corn-Quiet and steady. with sales of
81 600 bush, good sound mixed western
66tc.
0ats-Dull; 37a39c. western, Canada
and State.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
MEN OF FAIRFIELD!

Fail not to attend the township meet
ings to be held the coming week.
Mr.. Horton will certainly be present at
all these meetings, and will be assisted by
other able speakers.
TURN OUT then, and hear your pep
ular and abe candidate for Congress.
Let the "Wide Awakes" and the "Rai
Spltters" rally in their force and be pres
en-: at the night meetings; especially are
they expected to attend at Baltimore, on
the evening of the Sd, and Lancaster
on the evening of the 5th.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
Hon. Thomas Ewing for Lincoln.

We are pleased to learn from the Sciotc
Gazette, that our distinguished fellow-cit
izen, The Hon. THOMAS EWING, "will ad
dress the people in favor of Republican
principles at Cbillicotbe. on Saturday
Sept. Goth, 1860, at o'clock in the af
ternoon," The Gazette adds that "a gen
era invitation is extended to the people
Of Ross and neighboring counties, Of all
political parties, to come up and hear the
able Lawyer and Statesman-the compecl
of Webster and Clay-give the reasons
which have prompted him to give his sup
port 10 Lincoln, Hamlin and the Republi
can cause.'
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
For the Gazette and Dem,

| Forthe Gazette and Democrat
We were yesterday shown letter from
Milton Il. Peters, of Princeton, Illinois,
10 his father, (Judge G. j Peters. OF this
county, Mr.. Peters was one Of the Blu.
chanan electors in 1856, and done good
service in the Democratic ranks. Last
summer be travelled through the Southern
States and saw tho working Of the "pecu-
liar institution" in all its beauty. His
letters during his Southern tour addressed
to his wife at Princet oil, were published
in the Democratic organ there, and re.
published in the Lan -as,er american
Democrat Mr. Peters lives in the dis
trict represented by the Hon. Owen Love-
Joy, and as a lawyer is not surpassed by
any OF his age in the State. 1t will be
gratifying to his umerous friends in this
county to know that be is now supporting
Lincoln and Hamlin. His celebrity as a
lawyer, and bis popularity as an effective
stump speaker are well known, ard the
Republicans Of the "Sucker State" may
well be proud Of such an acquisition to
their ranks. He has travelled over all
sections If our Union and the Canadas,
and in bis own language "negroes aud
mules will ruin any country So it
goes, men of principle are daily deserving
the mongrtl crew that now compose the
so-called Democratic party. Roll on the
Republics ball, and the election in No
vember will shcw that we have principles
embodied in our platform that will live
when the Democratic party is forgotten.
j. P.S.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
From Our Own Correspondent.

| O-A CWh SOhISoRVn1Ch6
| New YoRk. Sept. ED, 1860.
During the pastwesk things have gone
on in this Metropolitan Babel much al
usual. Our hotels are overAowirg with
strangers from every quarter Of the I'm
ion, with a sprinkling of foreigners from
every nation on Garth. Our citizens are
returning from their country seats and
the places of fashionable summer resort,
so that New York can now be seen TO the
best advantage. The wharves are crowd.
ed with shipping, loading and unloading
the products Of every cline. Our job
bing houses are busy from sun rise till
midnight, packing aud marking packages
OF dry goods and groceries for every city,
Village and cross road from the ST. Law
renee to the Rio Grand, and from the At>
lantie 10 the Pacific. The retail stores in
Broadway, Bowery, and other great thor
oughfares are crowded during the day
aud evening with ladies, making purcbas.
es for the fashionable season. which is ex-
pected to be very brilliant this year, being
inaugurated by the ball given by the "up-
per ten thousand" to the Prince OF Wales.
So, Messrs. Editors, ifyou or any Of your
numerous readers want to see New York
in all its glory, come at once and be sure
not to forget Shakspeare's advice, "put
money in your purse"
The news from Europe is exci.ing.-
Our old friend Garbaldi, while sojourn-
ing in this scountry, appears to have learn
ed lesson from the Yankees, and has
shown that progression, or the go-alead
principle answers as well in Europe as in
America. He is now safely seated in Ma.
Piles. having conquered two Kingdoms ir
two months. Pretty quick work, and ad-
mirably done.
The news from England is more favor
able for their harvest, and should the
weather continue fine for Two weeks lon.
ger they hope to secure the principle part
OF their grain, but in a damaged state.-
All accounts agree that they will need
large supplies from this country, which
our abundant crops will enable us to fur
nsh.
Parties now occupy a large share of
public attention All attempts to unite the
various factions that oppose the election
Of Lincoln, have failed, and it is now GER
orally conceded by every body that he is
to be our next President. Heaven grant
that he may not deceive us as much as
Buchanan did the Democracy-but this is
hardly possible, as he is allowed, by even
his bitterest opponents, TO be eminently
honest, and will be'able to select from his
party cabinet which has never been sur
passed in the history Of our country. We
who feel ~an interest IN Ohio-and who
does notebook forward with much inter-
est to your State election in October, and
particularly to your Congressional district.
I assure them all that the Eleventh dis
trict will surely elect that firm and true
Republican, VALENTINE X. Horror, by a
handsome majority. Your truly.
Xxx,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

INAUGURATION CoNcERT.--The Scbnei.
der family will give concert in the New
City Hall on Thursday evening next. II
is expected TO be the best thing of the
season. The musical talent Of the "Schnei.
der family" is we'll known TO this commu.
nifty and needs no comment from US.
Mr.. Schneider proposes to make spe-
cial effort, and it is to be hoped our citi-
zens wild give him crowded house.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

ODD FELLow's CELEBRATION AND DEDI'
cATIoN,--0n Tuesday last, the Odd Eel.
lows held celebration in this city some
300 and upwards of the Brotherhood were
present in their regalia and participated
in the exercises. At II o'clock P. M.
the procession formed and headed by
Lybrand's" excellent "brass hand" pro.
ceeded through the principal streets Of
our city to Brasees grove half mile east
Of Lancaster, where they were treated to
one Of the ablest and most eloquent ora.
tions by Rev. Bro.> G. Flanders. We
have ever had the good fortune to hear;
after which the procession re formed and
returned to the city. AT 6@ o'clock, P.
M. the splendid new hall oi Charity Lodge
No. 7, was dedicated, The Right Wor-
thy District Deputy Grand Master Gao
w. Edgar acting as grand master. The
beautiful ceremony was witnessed by some
five hundred of the brethren and citizens.
After this ceremony the Odd Fellows
with their ladies and very few of the
citizens repaired to the Cook House,
where at 8 o'clock they took supper.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
From Santa Fee.

INDEpENDENc cE. Mo-, Sept. 94-Th,
Santa Fe mail, with da:es 10 the 10th inst
arrived this evening.
They have had two cOpious sho wers o
rain, which has revived the spirits Of the
people very much.
The mail party, consisting of Mr.. Den
vers and his assistant who drives the mai
coach between Santa Fe and El Paso, were
attacked by band of Indians at Oio De
Muerto, and tarbarously murdered. TIL,
Indians DESTROYED the mail, tore the coacl
10 pieces and drove off the train. Thi
occurred about the 1st inst.
Rodgers who was convicted Ct murder
was 10 be hung on the .9th inst.
On the 18Th Of August band Of Nava.
joes attacked a ranch near Santa Clara,
killed one child and took three into cap.
tiviIy. This was done in daylight. and
they eS&ped with their cap'ives without
molestation.
Don. Marcus Ssndoral who resided in
the county of Los Vagas, was sho, dead
in his house on the 96Ih by some an.
known assassin.
II is reported that Co.. Fauntelroy has
employed the services of 800 Utah war.
riors to fight the Navajoes.
The campaign is progressing finely
1t is anticipated that twice the number of
men called will report themselves
at the rendezvous. Fifteen hundred reg.
ular troops are ordered to marcI, to the
Navajoe country the 1st Of October; but
as only six companies are mounted, il is
feared they cannot do much good with
well mounted and desperate Indians.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

The Ohio Eagle of last week meanly
attempts to deceive the Bell men into the
belief that the Wide Awakes OF Lancaster
disturbed a Bell meeting in this city by
parading by their hall, hallooing, whoop.
ing, &c.-tbat the "Wide Awakcs'' were
called out for that purpose. This is stuff
manufactured out of whole cloth--for the
purpose of inducing Bell men to vote for
c; D. Martin. The facts in the case are
as follows:
On Saturday evening July 9lst. the
"Wide Awakes" held their first regular
meeting at the Court House, 1t being as
certained that Douglas men were holding
their regular meetings on Saturday even
ing. the "Wide Awakes" changed their
meetings from Saturday to Friday even
ing, aud in accordance with that change
met on Friday evening, Aug Sd. Since
then these regular meetings have been
held on Friday night. On Saturday even
ing Sept. ist, the Bell men met at the
office Of P. NJ Wagonhals. and organized
the Hooking Township Bell and Everett
Club, (See Gazette, Sept. 9th. They
also fixed their regular meetings on Fri
day night, and did it more than a month
after the Wide Awakes had fixed the time
for tn cir meetings. So that If either par.
ty is to blame for the holding Of two meet
ings on the same evening, it must be our
Bell friends. We are not, however, dis.
posed to blame any oue-we presume the
Bell men appointed Friday evening for
their meetings without rejecting that it
would clash with that of the {" Wide
Awakes."
Now to the interruption. 1t consisted
simply in marching up Main street, down
Broad to the music OF the drum and fife,
before the Bell meeting was organized
without even knowing that the Bell men
were having their meeting. No Republi,
can, n, Wide Awake had any thought Of
interrupting the Bell meeting, and the ed
itors Of the EagIs we'll knew it when they
published their article,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
rally! RnIlx!l RnIIY!!!

There will be grand rally of the
Wide Awabes aud Raj Splitters in Ian.
caster on Friday evening, Oct. 8.
Let every township send in delega.
ton. We expect TO outdo the Little
Giants" in heir parade on the evening Of
the 10th. Turn out everybody.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

r@-Our compliments are gladly ten
dered WIN. LYBRAND and EZRA WOLF, for
the seranade Of Tuesday evening last
These gentlemen as musicians are second
to none in Ohio. TIE FIRST is we'll known
as the leader of that jolly band Of good.
fellows and fine musicians commonly
known as the "TARLToN BAND" The
second is everywhere distinguished as the
finest bugleist in southern Ohio.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

DA- Our thanks are due Mr. Grayett OF
the Lancaster Nursery for very choice
collection of Dahlias. The bouquet con-
sisted of about forty different varieties.-
Mr.. Gravett informs US that be intends
exhibiting over fifty different varieties at
the coming Fair-fros: permitting. Mr.
G. has in connection with his choice va.
rie,y Of flowers, evergreens, &C.. an ex-
teusive assortment Of fruit trees Of every
description. Read bis advertisement.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

Our young friend JOHN YOUNGER, Esq,
addressed bis German fellow citizens in
their language at the Court House last
evening. Mr. Younger had good meet
ing and we are told made a good effort.
This was his first attempt at public speak.
ing, and from the matter and manner Of
his speech last night, he promises much
for the future. Mr.. Younger has hereto.
fore acted with the Democratic party.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
CORRECTION.

1t has been lately reported by design.
ing persons that Mr.. WtsEMAN. our can
didate for Sheriff has withdrawn &C., &c.
We wish to say to the friends of Mr..
WrsEMAN, and the public generally that
he aOM not withdraw under any circum,
stances, and all reports to the contrary
may be treated as falsehoods of the ene-
nv
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE, Sept. 94.-Flour dull ant
heavy; Ohio sold at 5 694. Wheat dull
and declined &c; Red goal 33, White
65a68c. Provisions dull and heavy
Mess Pork. 10 rs; Prime, IA 75a15
Lard, l3ic. Coffee firm at l44sl54c
Whisky dull at 92tc,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
LOST

On Monday, the 95th inst, between
Lancaster and BraSee's Grove, a plain
gold Breastpin, marked with the initials
L. S. The finder will be suitably reward
ed by leaving the same at Dr.. NJ Efin
gers or at this Office.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
The Mu,kIarum v.lI.y r,I,.

The trOttiBg match br $500 was wit.
nssasd BY a large crowd Of people, Ike
Cook, Of Chicago, winning the purse =
Time 2;44 s:44{ s:4i4 The pacing purse
for elo0 was wen by Jim Riley Of Gin.
cinnati. Time $50.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

neA- Go in and see JIMMY Lyons the "FaI
Boy" who has just returned from the
Eastern cities with one of the most fash
ionable stocks Of Goods ever openedin the
City Of Lancaster. Cheap, cheaper, cheap
est. Go in and see LYONS & SoN.