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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-25
THANKSGIVING DAY.
PROCLAMATION:
BY his ExceIIency, WILLIAM DENIM
son, Governor of the state Of Ohio.

SON, Governor of the state of Ohio.
1t is the duty Of every people to make
public acknowledgment of their gratitude
to Almighty God for the Blessings which
He hath bestowed upon them.
Recognizing this obligation, my preds-
cessors in the Executive Office, have been
accustomed to set apart one day of every
year to be observed throughout the State
as day Of Public Thanksgiving to our
Heavenly Father for the manifold Blessings
which We have received from His hands.
In conformity with this custom, do here
by designate and appoint
THURSDAY THE TWENTY NINTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT.
To be observed throughout the State for
the annual offerings Of Praise, Thanks
giving and Prayer.
And do respectfully recommend. that
the peopl, will abstain from all secular o.
cupations on that day and from their do
nestle alters, and at their places Of pub
lie worship, offAr up their deyouto thanks
TO God for our Institutions. National and
State, Civil and Religious, Educational
and Benevolent; for the peace that pre-
walls throughout our borders the Health
with which He hath blessed US; The abun-
daDt Harvests wherewth He hath gra-
ciously rewarded the iabors Of the Hus-
bandman the prosperity ofour Commerce
and the Mechanic Arts our social com.
forts and privileges. and for whatever con-
tributes to our happiness as communi-
ty of individuals.
And while thus rendering TO tile Su'
preme Author Of every blessing our grato'
ful Acknowledgements for His unbounded
goodness TO us, lot us supplicate contin'
uance Of the Divine projection and favor
to this people. and to the people Of all the
States and territories Of our National Con
federacy, throughout all generations and
fra'ernally remembering in our rejoicings
our fellow men of other nations, who art
loss happy than ourselves. lei US fervently
lmplore Him, that in His benign provi'
dsnce, he will couferoupon them and thpu
prosperity forever. like blessings Of civa
aud religious liberty and social happiness
which lie hath been srAciously pleased tc
bestow upon us. r sllsi ~. .ad.eo ssf
Given under my hand apd the GreaI
| RI, S. Seal of lleState of Ohio,at Coum
bus. this 10Th day ofoctobcr A. DISCO
BY the Governor. W. DENNIS0N.
A. P. RCssELL, Secretary Of State.
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cF TIE supporters of Mr.. Douglas
will probably be startled by the positive
testimony given in another place, that
the Hon. William L. Yancey was urged
by no less person than George Ssund,
ers, to assist in tie nomination Of Doug.
las, and accept the nomination for the
Vice Presidency 90 the ticket with him;
and that Saunders told Yancey. Douglas
could only live a few months after his in.
auguration. when he, Yancey, would be-
come President Of the United States.
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How Mistaken.

1t is now apparent that unless it be ef-
fected by means of Union tickets with the
friends Of Brcckinridge aud Bell, Mr.,
Douglas will not carry the electoral vote
of single STATE in the North This is a
strange realization Of the boasts made by
his friends at Charleston and Baltimore.
According to the talk then, it was not
Democrats alone who were united aud
anxious for his nomination but tens of
thousands from the ranks of the oposition
throughout the States Of the North stood
ready to rush to his standard. What q
mistakcl Newark (O.( Advocate.
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mIIIrAuv SONNEv.

Suggested by seeing the State Reform Farm Boys
equipped us u Company Of Soldiers, marched
through Lancaster and the Fair Grounds, Oct. IL
1860, by tho skilful and brave Capt. IRvIN LYNN
who was wounded at the City Of Mexico while
fighting under Gen. Winneld'Scott.
How grand! reform'd outside as we'll asin,
They proudly march TO stirring fife and drum,
Young Alexanders II war should come,
Commanded by brave Captain IRvIS LYNN!
The Hove OF all this warlike skill and show
If ask'd, and state Farm echo answers Hopsl
Let sapont Howe and Lynn, then, link'd as one.
Have kindred wreath for solid good there done:
Delightful task TO rear the youthful mind
From crime and folly to course rehn'd:
The inner and the outer culture to combine,
And make the body and the deathless spirit shine:
The double soldiers. fighting mortal foes and sin,
A double wreath and Heav'n's bright crown to win!
LANCASTER, Ohio. r. e. H. LEvERIAG.
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From New Mexico.

IEDEPENpENcE, Mo Oct. 23.-The New
Mexican mail, with dates TO the 18th inst,
has arrived. - ....
The Indians had stolen two hundred
and thirty mu!es from near Santa Fe; only
about sixty We're recovered. They also
stole one hundred beef cattle from the
Government herd. and on being pursued
the Indians killed all the cattle and made
their escape. No news from the plains Of
any importance.
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sta nd by YOur Arms.

Weurge our Republican friends through
out the county, 10 stand by their arms
Let not our late victories in Ohio, Penn.
sylvania, and Indiana. and the glorious
prospect for success next Tuesday week,
make you the less active--the lees deter
mined. We will doubtless carry Ohio in
the coming contest, but it is important
4hat We do it by ruch numbers as will
overwhelm our enemies. In making our
record against the iniquities of the pes.
ent administration, against the domination
OF the slave power. lot US make j, in uu.
mistakable characters. Let us see to it
tha! Lincoln's majority IN Ohio numbers
fifty thousand.
In Fairfield county it is important in
many points of view. We have here a
prospect in time Of carrying The county.
and Of roofing out tho miserable dema.
goguism that has SO long and fearfully
ruled and ridden US. In the late contest
we showed q strength that astonished and
tereifed our enemies. With an increased
vote of near one thousand, (Which ought,
OF course, to be largely democratic in this
county, VIC reduced their majority over
two hundred votes. Let us keep these
licks up. Let us resolve to "go for them
on the 9Th Of November as they never
were gone for before. Ii we do we Aatter
ourselves that Mr.. Douglas majority will
DO a cipher. - --------
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The Way Of the World.

Men may swear, gamble. profane the
Sabbath, be obscene in speech and licen'
tious in conduct-they may absent them
selves from home and spend whole nights
in lasciviousness, lust, excess OF wine, re-
velings, banque,ing, and abomiLable idola.
tries-and yet not lose their places 10 so.
ciety, but be recognized as honorable men.
But lot woman follow their example, and
she is driven, like Eve, from the social
paradise, If even the breath Of suspicion
blow upon her vested robe, it is soiled.-
Ifshe lapse but once from the path Of vir-
tue. she "fals like Lucifer." No peni-
tence, however protracted. can replace her
on the PEDESTAL from which she fell. No
tears can wash away the stain upon her
fair name. You might as we'll attempt to
reconstruct a broken vase or to restore the
tirts and fragrance of faded flower:
"The white snow lay
On the narrow pathway
Where The lord OF The valley crossed over tho moor
And many deep print
In the whito SHOWS tint
showed the tracks OF his footsteps TO kVooens door,
The next SUNS ray,
Soon melted away
Bvory trace on the path whore ihe false lord camel
But none shall see the day,
When the stain shall pass away
The stain upon the snOw Of fair Eveleen's fame.
And yet that proud lord will litt his head
in society asifhe were as pious as an an-
gel, while the victim of his hellish arts is,
like Cain. vagaboud upon ssrth, And
even the virtuous woman. who would
shrink from her presence as from pcsti.
lence. will give him her hand and heart,
as ifhe had never sinued. Il Philip Slaugh-
ter.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-25

Our good La!ured neighbors OF tho Ea,
glo have much to say in their last issue
of frauds. "s!upendous frau ls." in the
late election in this District. We arc sat.
isfcd our neighbors are no. IN earnest in
what they say. 1t is but a way of letting
themselves down. of reconciling their
fOar-headcd, and empy.puraod friends 10
their overwhelming defeat.
While we are disposed to apologize for
them on this score while we greatly sym
pathise with their sore misforiunes, we
must, nevertheless, Attach great cupabil-
ity to their unwarranted attempt to impli.
cate Mr.. HoRreN, and his friends, in what
they are pleased to term fraud.
Homes! men in the Democratic party
make no claim Of fraud. They $50 Mr..
MARTIN beaten, and know his defeat TO
havebeen fairly accomplished. They know
the reason-they know that MIR. Martin
was beaten with Democratic votes none
other. They do mol believe them illegal.
They do not believe they will p'rjure them.
selves, nor that they could be bought with
q price, notwithstanding the declaration
Of Fairaold's sage young Senator to the
contrary. Figures show that the Democ-
rAcy carried the Dis,rictby 1856 majority,
Oh the State ticket. while Mr.. Horton car.
ried it by 600. This is a sufficient com.
mcn!ary on the elcction-cspecially upon
tho "paSsohsl popularity Of the Two can .
didates for O. ngress. s.r
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Dr' IL hoback's Scandinavian Blood PnIs
and Blood Purifier,

Sine sne blood Is the lfe," says Scripture; 80 SAYS
noiShee 90 also. Expel corruption from the blood and
nd o can exist In the system. Ny Blood Pills
9Gmerlu' vegetable detergents and cure all forms Of
whc arise from impure blood. simply be-
~ rhey remove the common causes Of diseEse from
the life fe-sustanng nuid, Hence theI, nnnsysp,,r
nn @ cures Of scrofula, eruptions, tn
jopts nnm Eer re complaint. heu matism, swelling OF tho
10 not proceed from maforma alton "''"
ii TSee adv ertisement In
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-25
Infantile Cordial.

we would request particular attention 10 the advoy
nsenent o. Messrs Chareh Dupont, addressed to
Moars Inc IYGHtih Cordial Of DR.. Eaton Is me-
ac'arers will be sufficient guarantee Of lie care
~ ~ us preparation, and It's unvarying purity, The
rood Is ior class dlseases very
snnui1 ensure ready sale lysSr
HaL lIT'See advertisement. is,oz
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-25

medy and Its position. The lulroduc o7 III, v,c.,
deYelopement Of medical science, was thron1h = az
years'traln most obstinate cases usual found smnn
me poor, and made more so by their poor living ~
AL the common compounds for Cough and Lunv Con-
plants that most fatal OF all 10 good results is Tho H.
roductlon ofthroe perfect o3posites sueI az On;s,.
Pseae or 4ntim0ng, and stimHlant buss,
ons good inert. TO give TO the world preparst ioh
Wheh you are Obliged IN caution patiehts IA ah.,si
ro where nausea or proslration follows "A moi onix
unnatural as cure, but Ia against all matbomaisI
laws OF medicine, If you cannot make n commo,
enemy OF your complaint, and use constant nom
70 ave u out by constant application, without fear
o. hIusea 1t prosIration, then your complaint will
h9id positions. and your system s being ehl,ta,
ed, ana me complaint becomes ehfonic. Ia ibe Us,.
vERsAL Cou0H kEnEDY mono ofthose objections exi.t
Dut win in one hand weapon, & In the other tooI
you driye out disease aud bull mp, or susiuin' d.
D'sted constitution: Let our friends endofse our r
marks by trial on all Throat, Lung or ronehisi Can
plants, and before doing So prccure md ,s.S ~
pamphlets 20 be found with agents or dealers. and
Iuyng only as they can rely upon to get the genuine
suits perfect. See. advertisement, Imos "
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COMMISSION H0{ISH
HO WARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

bcnecolsht Institution estaSiisAsd w spesiaI En-
doDnent for the Relief Of the Sick and Distrssssd
espeefayor the Cure Of DiSssses Of ths SsruaI Or
gans.
MEDrchh ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting:
scripton OF their condition, (age occupation habits
Me, &c.,) and N cases Of extreme poverty Medicnes
furnished free OF charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Supermaiorrhpa, anil
other Diseases Of the Sexual and on the NRW
REMEDIES employed in the Disponsary, sent TO tho
afflicted In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Two or three STAN for postage will be acce eptable.
Address, Dr.. J. SKlLLiN HoUGhToN "A cling suft
geon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order OF the Directors.
h. ID. HARTWBLL, Prssr.
0E1. FAIRCHLD, Sce'y.
Aug. 0, ,ls60-l9-ly.
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spefial Notices.
Hontetter,n nIttnr. m

It's common observation that there are mora ,uf
ierers from debility among the Americans than can
Dc iound among any other civilized nation, The rea-
son is obvious We take too little exercise and for
business all cases, Ordinary medic nos can do M
io M goou; what Is required Is just such tonic and
nTEoLat0L US VI hostetter has given TO the world
nzen OF the counting the exhausted toiIep
on ihe snopboard, and the prosrated student Of the
% lamp nave found wonderful regenerator in
enicacous medicines. But should not be foraot,en
that the agent which is so magical In its nauenec mn
e'ful In assisting nature 10 expel The d,
ferns Of disease. Who would not give il trsI'
Sold by druggist and dealers generally eveyvrho,o
UTSee advertisement In another column Imo1
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-25

The Proof that the DOuglasites Wanted
Mr.. Yancey for their Candidate for
Vice-PTesident.
IFrom the Washington Ccnstituton.l
THE OFFER OF THE vICE-PREslDENcY TO MR..
YANoEY.
Under the head "Another Falsehood
Nailed, the States and Union with more
boldness tn an discretion, declares that it
is untrue that the friends Of Mr.. Yancey
to allow his name 10 be used as the Doug
las candidate for the Vice Presidency, ,and
that our statement to that effect is with
out foundation.
When we made the statement we were
entirely convinced Of its truth. We knew
that the offer WAS made and reiterated to
Mr.. Yancey by Mr.. Douglas and some Of
lis leading parIisans, and that it was
only when Mr.. Yaucey intimated that he
considered the proposition as insulting to
him. that he was freed from the impor-
tunities of the Douglasites. We knew
this from the best authority.
We do not desire to handy epithets with
Mr.. Douglas organ; but in order to prove
the correctness of our assertion. and the
shameless hardihood OF those who pre-
sumo to impugn our veracity. we wrote
the following letter to our esteemed fellow
citizen s. s. Baxter, Esq. who we were
informed, was present on one occasion
when the offer was made, and We received
the following reply. Mr.. Baxter's high
character and stHnding render it inpossi-
bic to question for moment the truth OF
anything which he says or writes.
OFFICE OF THE CONSTITUTION"
WAsnINGToN. Oct. I8. 1860.
MY DEAR SIR. lwou:d ask your at
tention to the following editorial article
which appeared few days ago in the col.
umns Of The States and Union Of this city:
"ANoTHER FALsEHooD NAILED.
"It has been stated in some quarters
that Mr.. WIN. l.. Yancey was offered the
Vice Presiden tial nomination on the
Douglas ticket. This is weak attcmpl
of the boilers to get their champion inic
decent political afilistion. We emphati
cally deny that any, such offer was made
that anybody had authority TO make it
i"The, fanatic disuDionist was never in
vited to disgrace the Democratic, ,iske
by having bis anne printed on it. There
is no foundationf1r such rumor aad the
authority soi iit,,whoever he be. while evi
dently sharing in the desire ior decent as
sociation he wishes 10 push b chef into
nulhfes the attempt by the untruth witt
which he makes it. 4..I ..
"We call upon the Constitution to cor
rect tho falsehood."
believe that you know, Of your own
personal knowledge, that the fact which
the Douglas organ recklessly pronounces
to be a falsehood." is entirely true. II
so. shall be much obliged to you to state
what you know in relation TO the matter
and give me permission to publish your
reply.
Vrv trulu. voura
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nllnols Cen1raI Rallroad.

TINwO Daily Passenger Trans leave Indianapolis, via
/ Terre Hante and Indianapolis Railroad, making
close connection with the Illinois Central Railroad fol-
lows:
At Mattoon for Urlana Kanakee, Centrala, Cairo,
Memphis Natchez, Nieksburg New Oueans and Molde.
At Pana for Decatur Springfield, Bloomington, Peo-
ria Galesburg, Burlington, Quincy, Ia Sale, Rock
lsland Mendoza. Dixon, Fulton, Cedar Rapids, Free
mort Mineral Point, Gnlena, Dubuque, Independence,
tedar Falls, Prairie Du Chem, LaOrosse and s. Paul
BO-For through tickets apply at the Offices Of the In
diana Central Rlroad also at the Office of the Terre
IInue and indianapolis Railroad IN the Union Depot In
dianapols. w. r. ARTHUR
General superintendent Chicago,
w. p. JoHssoS, Gen. Passg'r, Agi, Chicago. aul0
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Notaries

John y. KnIEDLn1R, NOTARY PUBLIC.
~ Ohice-Centra Insurance Oificp, Mayor's Rooms.
No. 20 East Side of Main, between second and T'hrd
haung received The appointment Of Notary pnllc in
m ard or the county Of Montgomery, Ohio the under
signed tnltes this mcthodto INFORM his friends and the
pnbhc generally that he now prepared to do all the
busness pertaining 10 said Office Tint may be entrusted
TO him, correctly, and on the shortest notice.
novl6-u JOHN u. KRIEDLER.
JAMES TURNER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
~ AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office, Beeke buildings
on 1eiierson street near the Corner Of Third In the
lar attention paid 70 drwng Deeds, Mortgages, Con
Tracts, Bonds, and Legal Papers. Also, collections
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NatIrnaos.
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.

IL Ssas so r-liE.zts.s
4t& e. sl. g;ss, 81
OHORT LINE FROM DAYTON TO FORT WAYNE,
- CHICAGO, TOLEDO AND DETROIT two trains
daily, except Sundays, until further notice.
Leaves Dayton ON arrival of trains from Cincinnati at
$40 ~ n arriving Mt Toledo at p M, Detroit at $50
y. m, and Chicago nt 8i5 p. mt
The $40 train arriving in Toledo at a. M, De-
trot at 0:45 a. M, and Chicago at s00a. m.
Passengers by each train for the have one hour
at Toledo and arrive in Cleveland in time as by
Clyde tfno
Both trains make close connections ut Detroit
East by the Grand Trunk and Great Western Railways
Of Canada The time to New York and Boston by this
route is the same as via Clyde, and only three hours
and forty minutes more than via Columbus line Pas
sengers by this line the great Suspension Bridge
and pass in direct view Of Niagara Falls.
Baggage checked through and fare as low as by any
other route r. NJ. SHOElIAKER,L ,
Gen. Superintendent, Dayton, o.
N. SHOEMAKER,
ap30 Gen. Freight and Passenger Agt. Toledo.
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Cigars.
r s

Just Received, choice brands, fine imported Havana
81 OR,rs;
Long John, La Competition,
stephen A. Douglas, Henry Clay
Holporo, Jenny land,
Ia fano1a de Mato Conelss, Napoleon, Plantation,
and various other brands,
A chose lot Of domestic cigars.
HrnnsOns Zine cut and Virginia Plus lolanco, Pipes,
Olacco, Snuil ETC., etoiat BOkNsrkIN'S
Cigar and Tolacco store,
loi0dy Main street, opposite Market House.
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Goal.
Coal! Coal! Fire! Fire!
FOR PURE YOUGHIOGHRNY

40 To J. u. SHOIp, (succeasor 70 h. ~ ShOup1
III Agent am selling foughiogheny Coal NJ 70 eehts
per bashei cheaper than you can eet In any other
yard Ia the city.
~ Yard and once on the west side of the Canal BA
ain, between First aud second streets. Orders len n
shoups Flour Store,
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Transportation.
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FOR nOsTON, NEW YORK, TROY, ALBANY, WOR-
CESrEk, LOW ELL, LAWRENCE. NASHUA,
SALEM, BELLOWS FALLS AND ALL
POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND.
Navigation open 90 OgdensburEh an
OsWeHo.
TINllE Northern Transportation Co.'S hrAt-clnss Screw
Steamer making regular trips ietwcen OB-
densinrgli, osyceo, and lsdetlo
Shipments hy this rlie viii recave caro- and prompt
dispatch. and Shipper rely upon low rates Of
heghts and hpin tho lst ~ any other line route.
For contnicts or further information, apply 70
JOHN HOOKING e5 State street, Boston.
J. MEYERS iei broadway New York.
W. r. WALKrR, Agt, Tsledo, Ohio.
aplg-3md
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Alb. Bernstein, Music Teacher,

NO. l55 MAIN STREET..
INSTRUCTIONS eveh on various instruments. Mu-
i SIC furnished for HRilss Parties, &c
no Orders may bo len the residence OF the above,
or at s0shner, Rex a Co.'s Music Hail. Third street
Terms moderate. mTl7dOm
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
ia l.E l!sl ..ii..sl

- lss, w si.,s.iis:sg
HtREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.-Termlnates at Wash
VI ngton and Baltimore on the East, and Wheeling,
BenwoOd and Parkersbrg on the West at which place
unies with Railroads, Steamers SC, for and nom all
points in the West, Southwest and Northwest.
Three Trans Daily for all the Eastern Cities,
BB-Ths Is the only route to Washington CITY .-ea
Passengers by this route visit baltimore, Phila-
pepha New York and Boston, ut the cost Of ticket
tn Bosion alone, by other lines.
Through tickets to the Eastern cities can be procured
via Washington City at an additional charge OF 81.
Time as quick and fare as low Gs 10y any other route.
ED-Sleepng Cars on all night trains,
Inquire for tcSets via baltimore and Ohio RUiroad,
at any Of the principal Raroad Offices in the West
j. II, SULLIVAN, Gen, Western Ag't
u. NJ. COLE Gen. Ticket Ag'L
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PUBLISHED EvHnY AFTERNOON CsuSDAYs rxorPrrp) ny
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sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati R. R
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Ii. II.
la 9 ......i.l..



ON and after Monday, April 1G, 1860 Passenger
" Trains will leave the Sixth Street Depot, Dayton
for Cincinnati, ~ follows;
At 500 m, 500 m, $50 p m, and $50 m.
Returning, viii leave Cincinnati for Dayton at 600
m, 1910 mi $50 p m, land $3.50 p m.
The $3.50 m train stops at AIiddleown and Hamilton
only -.. .
iy30 DANIEL McLAHEN, supt,