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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-03
Giddiness, Headache, Sc,

These pains and disagreeable feelugsare generally
symptoms of some other plant; such az dyspes-
sa, apoplexy. and various Others all Of which are
caused by corrupt noxlous matter, clogging the va
rous crcuaton; hence, stream or rush Of blood To-
the head and BY the excitement great pressure on
the brain. GiGdlness headache. loss of memo ny dim
ness ofsght and various other complaints are ne re
suit. Thus II will be seen that all the above painiuI
ana distressing maades owe their c'lgin TO the blood
DR.. MoRsE'S INDIAN ooT PILLS are acknowiedg.
cd to be the only medicine that will
the blood They enter the blood and follow the stream
Of life on is Journey through the system. They root
unhealthy distractions. They should be taken every
night In sufficient Quantities 10 operate brskly BY
commencing with two pilts going TO bed three the
next night and four the next II the symptoms are.
not removed. commence again with two pills and nm
again as before. Continue In like manner until the
blood thoroughly purified, and all pain and distress
Is entirely removed.
Obtain one Of our FREE. ALMANACs, and read the
history OF Dr. MoreS father, and how this medicine,
was introduced.
BEWARE ofa counterfeit ofthese Pills-YELLoW
WRAPPERS. All genuine are in BLUE wrapT ers
with the signature Of B. Lake Judson, on each box
Pr ce 95 cents.
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by all deae
IN Meulclhes' April 5, l98O-1m9
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DemOcTncY.

As it appears in one Of It's phases. in
April 1860. Following. is q resolution
which was on the s6Ih presented to the
Charleston Convention, us the imbodment
Of Democratic sennment, ON the subject
10 which II refers The resolution is un.
derstood 10 be from Senator Slid,l;
Resolvei. That Territories belong to
the several States. as common property
and not to The individual OiliSens thereof;
that the Federal Constitution recognized
property in Slaves, and as such no own.
a hereof is entitled To carry slaves into
any territory Of tie UDilod States. and
hold them there az prop-riy. ~ case the
people Of Territories, by inaction. .un rieud'
ly egislalion. or otherwise should endan'
ger tile tenure Of such property, or dis
crim;na.s against il by Withholding that
protection given 10 other property III the
Territories. IL Is the duty Of the Genera
Government 10 iuterpose by an active ex
ecutiou Of It's constitutional power 10 se
cure ilfs rights ofslavsholders,
o, Squatler Sovereignty. where ar
thou Eono 10?
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not suffer them to sIoop so low, as to no.
tice those SO far inferior to them in point
of personal beauty and appearance
There is also pretty little skif found fas.
teLed to a rock on the shore, neatly paint
ed, and named "TELLA," after a sweet
little girl. an especial lavorite Of her uncle
T., and many pleasant sail, has she with
others often enjoyed in it, on the placid
wa'ers Of that lovely lake; and that moth
ing should be lacking to complete the
beauty and enjoyment of all. he has re-
Gently had an abundance Of fish Of varied
size and variety, transported from the res
ervoir distance of some miles above, and
placed therein.
Many Of the trees and flowers that a.
dorm and beautify the grounds, are al
ready out in bloom; the birds seem to in'
crease In numbers and TO sing every
morning more cheerily, occasionally min
gled with the low, soft cooling Of the plain
tive dove, seemingly away in the distance
thus continually adding new charms. auC
increased interest to this delightful walk
while the elegant residences of Messrs
VAN TRUMP and LArTA of similar last,
and beauty. together with several otbe
cottages and farm-houSes that lie within
sight with their many pleasing attraction
help 10 fill out the picture.
And now, dear reader, will only add
should you deem this a mele imaginar.
sketch, or fancy that the picture thougl
perhaps true to life in soVe points is en-
lirely overdrawu, or Too highly colored
just break away some of these lovely
bright mornings from your heightened
, slumbers; and especially those who Sc
dom enjoy tbs delightful prospects of
/ sunrise in all its glorious beauty, partic
: ulariy in the country, and take for one
this pleasure le, and open your eyes an
ears to its many charming sights au
sounds, and also look at tile sparklin
. eyes, the blooming cheeks, the bright
: animated and happy faces Of the littl
ones who slmOst daily enjoy, and as fond
!, ly anticipate this early walk, and l al
!, certain tha, you will wish to repeat it 4
y gain and again with Increased interest an
pleasure. and become convinced tha
| there is more truth and reality 10 tn
i, life picture than you were at first within
; 10 acknowledge.
Lancaster, April 18th, 1860.
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The CRoPs The prospects for an Abun.
dant harvest are encouraging. Tho ap-
pearance Of wheat and barley has never
been more favorable on rich alluvial soil
This is generally true throughout this
county; yet We notice on white oak lands,
wheat in many places, has been materially >
injured by the winter. so much so indeed
that fields have BEEN plOwed up. In this
connection il is well to notice the advau.
tage drilling has over broadcast during
severe waters. We do not know that we
have ever seen il more distinctly marked
than this spring; there are fields side by
side. with no apparent difference In quail.
ty Of soil, the one in fne growing cOndi.
tion, the other almost entirely killed, These
facts have forced us TO the conclusion that
drilling 10 the safe and sure way Of sowing
Apple orchards never presented more
favorable appearance. the trees are crowd
cd TO their utmost extent with 'blossoms
II only the fourth part remain, the trees
will be loaded down. This Is true in all
parts Of the county where we have ben,
aud of all kinds Of fruit, save the peach
Hamilton In,ellqsneer.
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T PTHE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons smgrnt.
Ing the extreme South and Western country, is tho
rear they have Of the Fever aud Ague-the most dire.
u OF all diseases. Every day hear of persons az.
lacked oy this disease and made helpless in short
time, without any means Of aHordng relief In view
OF the great tdemand tor remedy DR.. Hostettor has
presented his CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS,
have beef universally acknowledged. The Bnters-
prepared after long experience and deep stu have
received the encomiums of the most eminent phyAi-
clans as well as all classes fror, every part OF our
country To those who doubt their many virtues. ali
we can say to try them, and judge for themselves
respectfully. Sodby Druggists and dealers geneTal-
| V eNergWhere. beo adVertiSement. lm2
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VUNBE HAMMoNToN NFARMER.-Anovspap rde.
i voted 10 Literary and agriculture, also setting
forth full accounts ofthe new Settlement OF Harmon
ton, In New Jersey can BIO subscribed for at only %
cents per annum,
lnelose postage stsmpsfor tho amount. Addressto
Editor ofthe Farmer, Hammontou Post Once, Jeher.
con county, New Jersey. Those wsshing cheap land
of the besl quality, In one OF the heahlest and most
delightful climates In the Union, and where crops
never cut down by frost, the terrible seourgo Of the
North, zee adyorttement Of Hammonton Lands.
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DR.. Robacky. yearly Rcsumc.

DISEASE ExPELIEDTR FROM THE BBooD ny Dr.. RouAcK's
ScANDEAvIAN RRMEDIEs--I know of fourteen hun =,
dred and hhyone persons, some Of whom have been
given over BY physicians, who havo been radically
cured by my Scandinavian medicines. and | 90 not
hear or one In thousand OF the cures that my medi-
cines effect Among them, as copied from my record
are 24O OF Dyespepsia 1876 LiverCompaint liz Rheu-
matsm; 90 Scrofnla in adults 67 Scroiain children
l35 General Debility IL Sexual Disability; 1856 letter
end other diseases OF tho Skin; 20 Fits 25 Fever
Ague; $50 various diseases. have now over 500
Agents. rec advertisement. lm9.
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EJA new thermometer has been in.
vented by M. Victor Beaumont, which is
said to bc far superior to the mercurial
thermometer. 1t consists of a strip ol
steel and one Of brass soldered together
and bent in the form of a segment Of cir
Gle. Brass is affected twice as much as
steel by the temperature, and hence, by
graduating the movements at the end Of
the compound strip, the variations Of tenn
peratuTe are recorded
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Special Notifes.
CrOuD.

children arc ofien seized very suddenly with this
disease, which, II not quickly relieved proves fatal
tgenerally attacks children in the night afler having
been much exposed TO damp, cold wlads through the
day Damp houses, wet feet thin shoes, wet clothes,
Group. Mothenl your children liable to DO taken
win this dread complaint at time when you least
iG oututs net always doctor be called or rea
medy found and FOR this reason we would advise you
now, and without moments delay, to buy bottle
OF DR.. EAToN'S MEANTIME CORDIAL. II will
cure every case OF Group II taken In time; and also
Colds, DC ltis sold by all respectable druRRsts-
Messrs. CHURCH & DUPONT. New York, are pro-
prletors, and also sole agents for"DR. BRoNSON's
BLOOD FOOD" which for Constructive and Chronic
diseases is remedy Do not be put OF with any
other Orticles. rite TO CHURCH & DUPoNT ,NewYork
II You cannot get them In your town.
| II TSee advertisement. Jm-2
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VUNO CONSUMPTIVEs.-The advertiser In,

VVNO CONSUMPTIVES.-Th advertiser hay.
IL ing been restored to health In few weeks, by u
with severe Lung 6eeiioH and that dread disease
consumption, lis anxious to make known to his fell
iow-sunerers the means OF cure. To all who desire
no VIII send Tcopy OF the prescription used free Of
eharge0 With directions for preparing and using the.
same, which they will find cure Cure for Consump-
hoH' Asthmd, BroRehtis, &c. The only object OF the
advertlsern sending the pon is To- benefit the
aictcd and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme
dy, rs viii eostthem nothing, land may prove bIes-
sing. PARTIES wishing the prescription will please'
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Fob. 10, le00-3m43 Willlamsburgh. LongIaland..
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man was made to rrouru.

sosad the inimitable Robert Burns, and TO great
extent there Is no doubt he right. There Is no.
season OF the year which persons are liable to-
contract Diseased than IN the Spring, the many sud
den changes oftemperament, the damp and slush OF
dissovng snow added to the follies of many
vent 1t! We have but to menton "Dr Lindsay's I'm
proved Rlood Searcher" and the question 10 answer
ed. Read the certificates ofitsenicacy. Try bottle
satisfaction Is not given, money refunded Sold by
all the principal Druggists in the Union.
IL T@See advertisement In another column-46
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-03
EJARM LANDS FoR SALE, g5 MULES fro,

ENARM LANDS FoR SALE, 25 MILES from Phil.
Soil among the best for purposes being a.
good loan soil, with a clay bottom. The land Is a
large tract divided iuto small farms, and hundreds
rom all parts Of the country now settling and
building. rbe crops produced are large and can be-
seen growing The climate Is delightful and secure
rom fros's Ters from SIS to $50 per acre. payable
wlthln four yearsby instruments. To visit the place
leave VineStrcet Wharf at Philadelphia at TX A.
oy Railroad for HammOnton, or address r. .BYRNES
py letter. harmonton Post Once, Atlantic county New
Jersey. SEQ full nj In an other eoinmp
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CLorHrE0 SToREs The extent OF the
manufacture aOd sale Of clothing. greatly
surprised us few dAyS since. when pas
sing through the establishments Of our
uacyehspt tsilors on mRinttrset,..ms
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DISSOLUTION.

UHSSULUTIUNs
TIME partuorship heretofore existing between the
III undersigned, In the practice OF the Law, under
tue name Of HUNTER u bAUGHERTY, was oD the
first day OF April, 1850, dissolved by mutual consent.
The unfinished business In the hands OF the firm al
ts will receive the Joint attention OF tho
members until closed. II. II. HUNTER,
NJ. A, DAUGHERTY,
April IL, le6O-3w9 JCYN A. HUNTER.
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AMUsmNT MrJrr.


THE temples devoted 10 dramatic entertain
ment were not, doubtless ia consequences of
the inclemenoy of the weather, over-crowded
last eveniDg--the audiences being rather Sc
lect than multitudinous. An estimate of the
numbers is therefore unnecessary. The per-
formanceswere somewhat deficient in spirit
"a thing not TO be wondered at, considering
the narrow receipts Of the several treasures,
and the absence of those enthusiastic crowds
by which the actors are greeted in general.
We therefore decline to particularize, and
prudently reserve our resources of rhetoric
for more auspicious atmospheric phenomena.
Pr;Es 0PERA. HoUsE.-The play this even
ing will be the sTrish drama of All HdgLou0
Zee, TO be followed by The Customs of the
Country, and concluding with Tho Limerick
Bog. .l.
THB HATIoNAI.--At this establishment
will be presented, this evening, the admired
drama of IHgomdr, with Miss Annette Tnce
as 'Parthenia," with the farce of The Wind
mill. Hr1
ADELrNA PAT1Is CoxcBRTs.ATh two con-
certs by Adelins Patti win be given next
Monday and Tuesday evenings, assisted by
Signor Lotte, tenor Signors Ettore and
Nicola Barili. baritone aud blsso; and Sig
nor Biscaccianti. under the directOrship of
Maurice Strakoseh, the famous pianist. Par
ticnlars of the entertainment will be given
in day or two,
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rrt u * L'NHr
PReeEEDNGs OF THE CRY OouNorL.-The
Mayor. having received dispatch stating
that the Committee on Highways of the
City Council of Philadelphia, twenty in
number, were on their way to this CITY, a
special meeting of the Council was con.
vened, with view to take action for the
reception of the same. ga5I ..-arrsf
Chair. iq 81 5Ia 80
On nmotion Of Mr.. Mack, committee con-
slsting of Messrs. Mack, sEggleston, Walker
and Marsh, in connection with the Mayor,
were appointed to report project for the
reception and entertainment Of the visitors.
After considerable time spent in delibera-
ton, Mr. Mack, from the committee, re-
ported as foliows
"To The Honorable Oit9 Council: i. if
Your Special Committee, in canhection
with the Mayor, appointed for the purDose
OF reporting some arrangements for reeeiV-
ing and entertaining the Committee on
Highways, and Others, whom we are expect
ing 70 visit us from Philadelphia, on Tues
day, the 9th inst, beg leave to repore :.
u. We recommend q committee of FIVE
ON reception 70 be appointed, to proceed to
some point on the railroad and take charge
and escort our visiting friends to the city.
z. That committee of five be appointed
to make arrangements for public dinner,
issue tickets and invitations, and take charge
Of all matters appertaining to the same.
Y -. That a committee of ten be appointed
whose duty it shall be to extend to our dis
tngulshed visitors such courtesies as may be
necessary to make their sojourn among us
comfortable.p 81 f-1 sR rT-II
~ The committees were announced by the
Chair, as follows:
On Reception = Messrs. Mack, Marsh,
Mayer, Stokes aud : b, Davis VI.
On Dinner = Messrs. Walker, Whitson.
Manson, w easner and Eggleston.
On Comforts-Messrs. Fraser, Hollister.
kattenkamp Snodgrass, Perry, Sprague,
Whitcomb, Hurst Toohy, Johnston and
Noble. =
After some discussion, on motion, Council
adiouFned.n,a p. .oi. -- Il
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NMwPorr rImNs.

Fatal CAsUALTY.-On Saturday afternoon
last, little son, aged two years, of Mr.
Chalfant, residing on MonmOuth-strcet, be-
low Tay lor, accidentally set fire to his
clothes by falling against the CRATE, and be-
fore he was rescued was burned so severely
that be died yesterday. Mrs. Chalfaut, ia
attempting TO smother tho fire, also received
teresting one, and his sudden death will
prove grievOus sfilietion to the parents.
CiRcU1T CoURT.-Y yesterday was chiefly
occupied by this court, at Alexandria, in
qualifying the Grand Jury, and the deliver
ing of Judge S. NJ. Moores charge 10, them.
The case Of William S. Bailey, publisher of
the Tree South, will not probably be taken
up until to morrow.
FAT CURIos1TY.-Madame Oceana, a lady
weighing 400 pounds, is holding tsDees in
Barness Saloon, on Y York-street, opposite the
Court house square.
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VISIT FROM COMMITTEE OF THE PHILADEL-
PHIA COMMON CoUNoIL.-Mayor Bishop yes
terday received a dispatch from PhiladeIphia,
Announcing that Committee of twenty
members of the Council of that city had
started for Cincinnati, and would probably
arrive at their destination this evening. The
object of the visit is to obtain information
concerning our manner ofbowldering streets
awarding contracts, &C., with q view of
changing the method now practiced in that
city.
> 1t is certainly gratifying to our officials
that our new City Building is completed for
the reception of the Committee, and if they
see proper to attend meeting of our NUM-
cipal Legislature, we shall have nothing of
which to be ashamed. We hope that the
Philadelphians may be shown our City
Prison, and that it be recommended to them
as amodel; they should Likewise ride through
: 'Deer-creek Valley and Brighton, that they
may be permitted to inhale some of the de-
licious breezes of those localities, monuments
of the wisdom of the authorities that per-
mitted the erection within the corporate
limits, certain institutions located there. By
reference to another column, it will be seen
thata special meeting ofthe Council was held,
to prepare for the reception of the expected
guests r'
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u A CINCINNATI MERCHANT EXPELLED FROM
NEW 0RLBANs.AMr. VIM. Glenn, of the firm
Of Wm. Glenn & Sons, grocers of this city,
visited New Orleans, last week, with a aview
of making his usual fall purchases of sugar
and molasses, but upon landing, was met by
some of his friends who informed him that a
secret organization existed in the city, whose
Secretary kept record of all the mer-
chants who habitually resortto New Orleans,
and that the politics of all were known; that
his arrival had been announced, and that if
he valued his safety, he had better return,
an ADVICE he followed, as he is an old, man,
and did not desire to encounter such treat
ment as he evidently would have received.
He reports that the excitement over
the. election of Lincoln is great in the
city; that blue cockades are plenty; that
the secession agitation has appreciated the
value Of cotton, of sugar, of rice, and of me-
groes and that the more these articles de-
preeiate, the more intense the agitation be-
comes and the more intense the agitation,
the more they depreciate. Every evil that
has fallen upon them-the shortness of the
cotton and sugar crops, the frosts and the
treshets-all are attributed to the election of
Lincoln,
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LETTERS like the following, from Rev. A.
Duncan, Newark, Ohio, are daily coming
from all parts of the country: -
TT is now about one year since pur-
yer & Bakers Family Sewing-machinesy
Having given it fair trial, /. can say that
for simplicity, noiselessness, facility of move
ment, and durability, l do not see how it can
be surpassed; and so small is the power
needed to operate it, that child with the
strength ordinarily possessed at eight, has
ample ability for the task. i
ut will give me great pleasure totecom-
mend my friends y no may want sewing
machine, to 60 and do as I have done--pur-
chase Family Grover 4 Baker. nlf
"REY. A. DUNCAN.n
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Balance from last year..........

The following Committee to nominate
officers and managers for the ensuing year
Samuel Lowry, Thos. Finch, ]. w. Shipley,
+. A. Waldo and DIR. Judkins. /. ..rr.., -.
On motion of DR.. Thompson, the formal
addresses were dispensed with till such time
as the Executive Committee should desig-
nate, "a .,...G
Some remarks were then made by Dr..
Waldo, with reference to, the early founda-
ton Of the society, and the Unexpectedly
rapid progress it had made within quarter
of century.
p Rev. Kingston Goddard was then called
upon, and made few remarks on the i'm
portaBce of distributing the Bible to the
heather. II was disgrace, he said, for
any man-even the laborer who earns 81
per eay-to go down to the grave without
having enrolled his name among the life
members ofe Bible Society by paying down
Other gentlemen followed, and occupied
the time until the Committee on Nomina-
tons were prepared to submit their report,
which was adopted, as follows:
President, W. H, Neff; Yice-President,
David Jqdkins; Corresponding Secretary, O.
W. Rowland; Recording Secretary, E. P.
Bradstreet; Treasurer J. 7. Thorpe. y
Bishop, S: L. Thompson, E. r. Newhall,
John W. Shipley Thos. F. Shaw, w. r.
Thomas, Vim. B. Hagans, W. B. Davis, VIM.
z. Wiltsee, B. Starr, JAS. Darby, Chas, F.
Brooks Otis Widden, F. E. Jones, Philip
Pinger, Theodore Baur, T. J. Finch, G. w.
McAlpiD, s. Burnett, jr, A. T. Goshorn,
Robt. Carmahan, Samuel Lowry, e. ID. Van
DueTsen, l.. H. Sargent,lR. r. Brown, Thos.
Gibson, G. H. Neff Thos. buchanan, VIM.
Shsffer, J. P. Walker, =. Rammeisburg.
Conrad Saur, Samuel HaughtoR.
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o RoBBERY OF A WNE-CKLLAR.-Mr.G Gibson,
of the firm of Gibson & Co.. lithographers
to some Of his friends, and during the.course
of the evening, repaired to his cellar, for
some Sparkling rOatawba, but, on opening
one of the boxes, found it was empty, aud a
second was opened, with like result
Somewhat surprised at this, a thorough ex-
animation was made, when it was discovered
that his entire stock l5O bottles in all, had
been carried away. When the theft was
committed, or how it was accomplished, Mr.
G. is unable to conjecture.
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THANKSGIVING PREPARATIoSs.--A large
supply of oysters is being received daily by
Robert Orr, No. IL West Fifth street. Those
wanting an extra quality Of bivalves will
do well by calling as above directed. Mr..
Orr warrants every lot sold to prove as re-
commended, .nr. .-.s -. H....'..
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20 RAILROAD OFFIcE FoR RRNr.-A WE'LL
ventilated, pleasant room, on the first floor
of the DAILY PREss building, suitable for
railroad or insurance office. Apply at the
PREss Counting-room, Vine-street, opposite
the Custom house. ,