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The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19

mangled and still partially buried
under the bricks, deliberately cut
bis own throat. X
The whole city seems to be in a
state Of mourning. Many Of tho
friends of the victims are running
through the streets, and with fran
tic cries are searching the ruins.
While others stand looking at the
ruins, frigid with despair, A." y
Temporary hospitals have been
arranged for those taken out alive.
While the ruins were being cleared
away, a portion of the mills which
were still standing fell with terri
BILE crash, threatening death TO all
who were still alive in the ruins.
Gangs of men, with ropes, are con-
stantly dragging out large pieces Of
the wreck which imprisons 50 many
of the poor victims. W
Some of the rescuers were killed
in their attempts to relieve the suf-'
ferers.
Since we left the scene Of disaster,
reports are constantly coming in adj
ding to the list Of the dead and dJ-
ing.
Surgeons are coming in from
every quarter.
Everything is being done for the
suffering victims.
THIRD DEsPATCH-THE PARTICULARS.
LAWRENCE, Jan. 10-11 o'clock
P. M.-The following details of the
sad event have been collected.
At about five o'clock this after
noon the citizens Of Lawrence were
by cry of fire, which proceeded
from the Pemberton Mills-about
four-fifths Of which had fallen into a
shapeless mass, without the slightest
warning to nearly eight hundred
beings, who were there at work.
The fremen of the city at once
repaired to the spot, and set at work
to remove the rubbish. They soon
reached some of the rooms, so that
the dead and wounded were taken
out as fast as possible.
A woman who has just been res
cued, says there were some twenty
five more in the vicinity of the place
where she was buried, who were still
alive.
AN ADDITIONAL HoRRoR-A FIRE BRO
KEN OUT IN THE RUINS!
About half-past nine o'clock to-
night a FIRE was discovered in the
ruins.
The additional horror, although
somewhat apprehended, struck ter-
rer into the hearts of those who
were before hopeful of saving some
lives. Still the work of removal
went briskly on.
Those near the place where the
fire commenced we're at the point of
extracting woman not badly burnt,
but the flames drove them back, and
she is supposed to have persisted.
THE RUINS IN A MASS OF FLAMES.
- O'clock. The whole mass Of
ruins is now in sheet of flames.
The screams and means of the man
gled victims are heard distinctly,
but no power can save them. o lr
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19

p@-Soeisty is something like a
barrel of pork. The meat that's at
the top, is sometimes not as good
as that which is little lower down;
the upper and lower ends are plaguy
apt to have little taint in'em, but
the middle is always good.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19

sGA- The editor of a paper in this
State-the Sandusky Pioneer-has
recently had a fine shirt collar pre-
sented to him, and is now waiting
for some one to give him shirt, 50
that he may be able to put the col
lar to some use, saying that "st
present it is perfect superhuity.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19

To the Stockholders of the june
tion & BredklOater Rail Rail Road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15
Aid ca Italy.

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Nxw yosg, Nor. IL, 1890.
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lowing letter, aud oblige our cbeieri servant.
n MSvuI.
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Mr.. \. NISuifi, New York
C.ssrTa, Oct a. 1880
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
Summary Of European News.

NV YoRK, April 6th.--Ncws by the
arrival Of the Kangaroo from Liverpool.
The annexation of Savoy to France. is
regarded as fixed fact
The appointments of officials for Savoy,
had been completed in Paris.
GREAT BRITTAIS, both houses OF Par.
Lament, have rejected proposition in ia.
vor o the ballot box.
The reform bill attracts but little atten.
lion. ....
Mrs. jameson, tho autho css, is dCad;
and Florence Nightingale is seriously
i'll.
The Mediterranean Telegraph Cable, il
TO be laid within two months; connecting
London with Calcutta.
1t is understood that the relations oil
France with England, are not Of the mos,
sattisctory kind.
1t is stated, that 10000 men in Tnsca.
ny, and 10 600 10 Amelia, are to be lev
led. to increase tho Sandman army &c
100000.
The Pcpo's dire tor has gone 10 BruS
sells, to contract a loan, of 10000. .o0t
fares,
A manifestation has taken place at tn,
vatican, IN favor Of tho Pope.
| LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Flour and Bread
stuFs gen.rAlly, have advanced. Money
market active, Consu'S 9lI@9ls.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
TIE nNI. LAW.

The fllcwing arc the provisions OF the
dog hin, as agreed to by both branches
Of the Legislature on the 9th;
"ThAt every person owning, harboring
or keep pg any dog shall be liable TO the
party injnred for all damages done by
such dog; and it shall be lawful for any
person to kill, or cause to bu killed. any
dog or dogs whhE he may Ind run.
ming at large on his promi.Ns, without the
presence Of the owner or keeper Of such
dog And it shall further be lawful, for
any person at any time 10 kill, or cause
20 be kaled.Any dog which may bO. or may
have been found killing, worrying, or in
juring a,.y sheep or lambs"
This will give lawyers some work, for
plug muses. and lawsuits will undoubt.
odly be Of frequent occurrence.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
Glddlnes., IIeaaache. 20.

These pains and disagreeable feelingsare generally
symptoms Of some othercomplaint; 6uch asdyspep-
sla, apoplexy. and various others. all T. which are
caused by corrupt noxious matter, tlogging the va
rous circulation; hence, stream or rush Cf bloc 10
the head and by the excitement great pressure on
the brain. GiLdiness headache loss OF memory dim.
ofsght. and various other are The re-
suit Thus II will be seen that all the above painful
ami distressing aadles owe their origin to the blood
DR.. MoRSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS are aek knowIedg-
ed to be the only medicine that will purify
the blood They enter the blood and follow the stream
of life on Its journey through the system They roo,
out all foulness and impuuty, anl drive out ever
unhealthy distractions They should be taken every
night In sufficient quantities 10 operate brskly BY
commencing with two pills on going TO bed, three the
next night, and four the next; " The symptoms
not removed. commence again with two pills and I'd
agan as before. Continue Ia like manner until the
blood purified, and all pain and distress
IS entirely removed.
Obtain one of our FREE AJMANAcs, and read ,hh
history Of Dr. Morels father, and how this medicne
was introduced.
BEWARE of counterfeit oftbese Pllls-YELLOW
WRAPPERS. All genuine are in BLUE wrapf era
with tine signature OF B. Lake Judson, on each box.
Pri ce 25 cents.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deaie
In Medicines. April S, I660-fh9
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

ere, than in.tsPestried 6allsand courts Of
princes" It is; without doubt not one OF
the lssst oftae errors of business men,
that-they- d.mand . closer Observance Of
the forms ofpolitsness, than the true es-
sence. Motives are moro clearly discern
able by the masses, than all are prepared
to appreciate, The man. therefore, whose
efforts to please are natural, and not arti-
fetal, may generaIly be presumed to have
some Internal regard for his Customers
And if business were considered with
sole reference to dollars, and cents. the
naturally pelie mai will far outslriD the
merely niercenary trader. BoOrishness
in business has had its day. The present
intelligence of the world demands, that
the merchant of this and coming ages,
must be an. undisguised gentleman.
In we'll conducted business, there are
no triaes. Lit,lc things though some
times considered SO. are not tribes. Pc.
liteness is not trife. Little acts of civ.
iity may often be marked in the lives of
successful men. as the beginnings of as
tonishing changes in the road TO success.
True politeness is, in perfect harmony
with Grmness aud decision Of character; a
proper degree q spirit; and with true re-
Iligiop. The gentleman of business will
treat all his callers with urbaniiy, with
out betraying the sselfshness of having a
special eye. on their purse, and without
any regard 10 whether they want to buy
or not. | cannot forbear to remark in
. this connection. that think that a very
mistaken policy, which reserves a ! !
business favors and all business smiles
{ for bona 6de customers. Such depolt-
: ment says plainly, 1--WE have customers
: enough" Kindness to non purchasers
] often becomes the means of bringing large
pecunla;y gains from remote quarters
+ while rudeness or neglect. may; and will
y blockade the avenues TO an otherwise
s healthy business. ........
d If then you would 6ud the secret o
success in your trade, be it what it may
e first let the public know what you do
# and where and how you do it: and sec
It ondly, with perfect good-humor, make al
o feel easy who come about you; and dea
It homes tiy, f.irly and firmly with them.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

On the 9th inst, scene occurred in
the House Of Representatives. at Wash
ingtou, which the conservative men Of all
parties will condemn: but there are palia
ting circumstances. The patience and
forbearanee with which Republicans have
listened 10 .he vituperalion and scurrlous
slang Of the FIRE eaters Of the south, com
mendabe as it has been on their part, did,
at length, fud ventilation through Mr..
Lovejoy, member from Illinois.
Mr.. Loyejoy is represented as being a
MAJ Of medium size, but firmly and COM
paclly built possessing a sauguiue bill.
ious temperament; man vf 6ne 'a!onls,
and with all a scalhing speaker. Of fear
less and indomitsbls character, he was the
man for the crisis. AS lie opened his
batteries fairly upon his foes, Democratic
mem Lers left their seats, aid rushed tC
confront him with drawn fists and bully
ing threats, to beat him down, in thei
nc customed mode: but his culleaguel
coming promptly to his relief. proclaim
ing vociffeIousy that he should be heard
the 6re-saters were repelled. During thi
war.like demonstration, Mr.. Lovejoy stooc
firm and unmoved; and after order hat
been partially restored. he finished his re
marks from the platform of the Clerk
desk.
For once at least, the bullying cours
Of that class Of politicians has been effect
uaIy checkmaied; and as the 6etcely rO
giug elements In thunder. storm. by III
active play Of the electr ic fluid. is know
generally 10 purify tho atmosphere, b
which pleasant calms and improved | eall
are induced, 50 is it to be hoped this
our national Legislature will, at lcas
for season, subsiie into a rationr
mood and find time and disposition to a
tend 10 the Legitimate business for whic
they have been called to the capital by h
American people.
IfMr. Lovejoy has done no moro. l
has maintained the liberty of speed
| which i q guarantee to every America
citizen, but which has very little favor
. the south.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
CONGRESSIONAL.

We will furnish our readers, from time
to tiu9, with what transpires in our ma
tonal Legislature, that is of general in
terest s-
Several important measures are now
before that body for their decision; among
which are, the admission of Kansas into
The Urion, as sovereign State; the
Homestead Bill the Pacific Rail Road
Pacific Telegraph Bill, and other matters
ofinerest.
So far they have made very little pro
gress in the legitimate business Of legis
lation, and the session is likely to be pro
.racted.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
snnoap ReaSinq.


Not Mine, hut Thine. L
Thy way mot mine Lord,
However dark u be; no
olead me by Thine own right hand,
Choose out thepath for me.
smooth let Il be OF osrOuEh,
II will be still the best,
Winding or straight, It matters not,
It leads me to Thy rest.
dare not choose my lot,
Iwould not II might; ---
But choose Thou for me, o my God,
So shall walk aright. 1-..,s.
The kingdom that l seek,
IsThine; so let the way,
That leads to It, o Lord, be Thine,
Else must surely stray.
Take Thou my cup, and II,
With joI or sorrow nll,
Asever best to Thee may seem,
Choose Thou my good and Ill,
Choose Thou for me my friends,
My sickness or my health;
Choose Thou my Joys and caresfo me,
My poverty orwealth.
Not mine, not mine but choice,
In lhings or great or small;
Be Thou my Guide, my Guard, my Strength
Ny Wisdom and IN! All.
Light in Lifs's ShGdOvs.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
n ca "D-

To my patrons. who have liberally sus-
tanned me in my profession IS a Dentist,
for twenty years In this county, l tender
my grateful Acknowledgements.
| have sold my residence on Broadway,
to Dr.. J. G.. Hamill. formerly of Xenia;
and hereby transfer to him my good will.
and ask my friends to extend to him that
support in his procession, which his long
practice as a sprgical and mechanical Den
tist, and his worthy character as = gentle.
man and citizen, merits He will be found
in the office recently occupied by myself,
at mylate residence. H. SCOTT.
Eagle please copy.
P. s can be found at all times al
my new post. of conducting the publica'
ton OF the Republican county paper. Al
the Gazette ronms, in the Tallmadg- build
ings; third story. II s.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

Here is a sample OF the purposes of
Southern editors with regard to the Tn.
ion. The extracts show The insane course
advocated by southern mad caps in llcr
declared purpose 10 dissolve the Union;
"The dissolution Of Tho Union will be
the net of u people assailcd under The
forms of the Constitution, and goaded in.
TO revolution. The batteries Of the Con-
stitution, intended for the defence will be
Like the insduous lorIiicaiions nf Par.
is--lurncd inward upon the helpless aud
peaceful people who have relied upon their
protection. To resist this lrracherous
perversol of the Government medilated
by Seward and his associates, the people
OF the South will hare oleyed tho iaw of
self protection. They will not be obeyiug
tic behests Of Democracy. They wN be
acting in accordance uih Tho only lar hiyh.
er than constitutions that of saving the
lives, pence and property Of their country.
Washington States Union.
The following We clip from The New
Orleans D'HI 1t refers to, and justiGeS
the present Glbustcr wal upon Mexico
Hear it:
ait is quite as lOsica! to argue that the
Mercury is coudcmning Captain Turner S
act because ii may lead to tie acquisi'
lion Of new territory, as that W. and 9th.
ers who approve that acl, are Influenced
by the hope and dsoire Of acquiring new
territory. lu that view Of the subj OF,
we feel even m re ardent and zral uS
(and such will be tho universal sentiment
in the live part of the South) in brhal
Of this wise and energetic measure oI
Captain Turner. II it is to result in A.,
quring new territory in the southwest We
shall applaud it as an not Of profound
craftsmanship, as well as of vigorous milf
tary right and duly.-lnstcad of cmbar
Tassng the South, in the solution Of "thC
internal questions" which at present dis,
tract the States, we hold it to be tho very
best mode OF solving all these difiouluer
10 aid 10 the power Of the S nth, by az
curing molo territory adapted to slav'
labor
1.-THE people, and their representative
in this valley are determined 10 longer !,
be led in leading strings by lew ole
fogcs living on the sterile. sandy c-serI
slope Of tbs Allrglanies, We want NOR
territory hcrcabout, and we intend I,
have il, whether it plcASes South Carroll
ma or not. Tie Rio G ande does 40
suit US as boundary line, Its rich val
ley cannot be cultivated by slave labor a
long as the Mexicans occupy tho othe
hank The decree of Providence an
the design Of the people Of this vail y in
dicae boundary further South MS bette
suited TO our views, interests and purpo
srs; and 1t IS only qu stion Of i'm.
when We shall reclaim ior the purpose
Of civilization and slav culture the m y
nilicent country of the Sierra Mvdrc."
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

neA."Well, what do you think Of the
late decision Of your Supreme Court
which allows negroes to vote?" asked a
Democratic official Of this city, Of Re-
publican of Paxton township, whom he
meton the street yesterday, "lm op'
posed to IT," answered the Republican,"
'because just as soon as the negroes are
permitted to vote, you Democrats will be
going arm in arm with them TO The polls
10 get them 10 vote the Democratic tick
ct, Just as you did in liberty towrship
last fall" The Democrat very sudden
ly had business dow sire et,-- Ch'HtcOthe
GaEs 20. & g 49,. Ffi
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
The Presidents Protest.

We forbear To trAmple upon Ialen ad.
versory. James Buchanan and his ad q.
minisration are filurp, and ara passing
under l. ispi liable to see the President
Of The Tn ted States driven 10 tho nccos &.
sit Of becominsa spec al pleader in his
own ho af Tie probably relied too con
fidently upon the idclIly Of his friends:
Tor 4 seems he was passive under the
proceedings Of the Investigating Com.
IBittee ol Mcssrs. Haskns and Covode,
until reached point whele, lis com.
plicily in b. pccnIalious from tn, public
funds, and lhor app, Opriaions for cleo
lionepring pu poses placed him in an
uneuviable position, when lie comes for.
ward with aproic I, with which he thinks
Authori atively 10 arrest the further de-.
velop"mrnt Of an unpleasant affair
We pass him lightly. lie will soon bO
y the shades. His farce of saving the
Union, has b'en brief indeed. Sic tran.
sig'orid mund;."
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

r-TTHBGRBAT DRAWBACK u persons sT,iS;aL.
ing the extreme South and Western country, is tho
fenr they have OF the Fever and Aguethe most dire.
ful of all diseases Every day hear Of persons at
time, without any means Of aGordng relief. In view
Of the great demand Tor remedy, DR.. HostetteY has
presented his CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
have beeI universally acknowledged. The Bittela
prepared ater long experience and deep sludy have
received the encomums Of the most eminent pbysi-
clans as well as all classes from every part OF our
we can say sto try them, and judge for them
respectfully Sold by Druggists und dealers generals
ly every where. See I'D We ertis0ment. I,fl 4
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
Group.

Children are often seized very suddenly with THE
disease, which, II not quickly relieved. proves fatal
II generally attacks children In the night asr having
been much exposed 10 damp, cold Winds through the
duy Damphouses, wet feet. thin shoes, wet clothes,
Croup. Mothersl yonr chidfebare liable 70 Ke tpkeH
WIN ms dread complaint at time when you least
~ outlis MT always doctor cat be called or re-
medy folhd, aud for this we would advise You
now, and without moments delay, 20 buy q bottle
Of DR.. EAfON's MEANTIME CORDIAL. II viii
cure every case OF Group, u taken 10 time; and also
Colds, Gc u Is sold BY all respectable drugeists-
hessrs. CHURCH & DUPONT, New York, are pro-
Rreiors, and also sole agents for "DR. BRONSOM'S
diseases tsa sure remedy. Do not be put with any
oIner orticles rite TO CHURCH. q DuPoNT, ,NeWYo
II you cannot get them 10 your town.. Z
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