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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
'ii, The bowels and tGeif Functions.

As perfect health is the greatest blessing that
enjoy, without which all other BlessipgsWe 0f little
eonsequence, we deem II OF greaL porance 10 point
out the way for you 70 epjoy IT,, The bowels must be
Kept in state by which they are enabled TO carry on
tho useless matter; they are the main channel which
nature has appointed TO carry everything that isneces
sary. And iis impossible 70 Tell what large amount
sickness has been caused by cospaton or co stiye
ness; in other words, by not keeping the bowels
REGULAR Is Is the main rohd to all Diseases Is the
cause of unnatural Irritation TO the mucous, Or lining
me N braness ofthe bowels Having lost their natural
strength, they cannot object 70 what is required OF
them. Hence, the bowels become inhamed, and un.
less you ahd aspeedy relief, thousand other COM
plants are ever ready to drag you through misera-
bic and wretched life Such medicines must be given
as will cleanse the stomach and bowels, and restore
their natural strength a accomplish this there Is no
compound valuable as these Pills all other medi.
eines sink to utter jnsigphcance when compared to
them; II seems as though the Author OF Nature had
designed them for this a we'll as other complaints
From two TO- Ave Pills day will increase strength and
appetite and cleanse the stomach and intestnes fou.
Whatever Is Injurious. e.Iois..5t,s,- -uus.
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by all deale
| III Medicines. March !, l660-nlmA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Persons in the city who do not rei
ceive the new paper satisfactorily, after
the lst of April. will know that it arises
from changes of location. and perhaps u
new carrier; and they will do us the
kindness to notify the Office, when the err
Irors will be promptly corrected. H. Soorf.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, March II, 1856

NEW ORLEANS, Maroh u, looo:
Flour dull, and the demand altogether
local, at sc 40@6 so for Super6ne.
Corn unchanged, and firm at 7Oe'
Mess Pork unchanged, and dull FSi7,'
75@18 90. IN
Lard unchanged, and in moderate de-
mand at t0ac.
Bacon dull at 74@92c. for Shoulders
and Sides. to..
Whisky unchanged and dull.
SuVar--au active demand at fall pri'
ces. fully fAiI 7sc, the receipts during the
week were 6000 hhds. 80. ~.
Molasses scarce, and Very firm at S7c.i
the receipts during the week were but 5000
bbls. aa..
Sight Exchange on New York 10. prem
Flour is shipping to New York at Soc
and TO Boston at &c.,; aud Pork and Bee
to Now York and Boston at TOO" oas
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
Lancaster, March 8, 1860.

T1ARM LANDS FoR sAIs, rs MILES from Phil
adeIphia by Railroad, In the State Of New Jersey.
Soil among the best for agricultural purposes being
good loan soil with clay bottom. The land isa
large tract divided into trall faFfs and hundreds
from all parts or the country are now settling and
building. Tbe crops produced are large and can be
seen growing. The climate 10 delightful and secure
from fros's. Teras from $15to $26per acre payable
leave Vine Street WharfaN PhiiAdephia atty A. NJ,
by Railroad for HammoI ton, Or Eaddreys R. j BYRNES
by letter, Harmonton Posi- omc6 Atlantic county,New
JerseY. SEQ full nd Advertisement in another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
.on,obIeds, s,uoJ ca oJlid

.poAottoJ knSlns eq tsnm 'suioq qoue
punolu p9dduiA suono9iip oQl'sosuoU VI ueWoM
iIu OF eIquuoI lsom Oq, suJlesll sou9mWoo " M
Smus ON IOJ .SusnI9App Ieg 81 osuodxe eoqA esvNM
Ssou, uuo ~ ueuos SuoI uSns sM
,vu1puN ei 10 suoIluIudeId Ioqlo uuW elom qonu os
slsosu-6isWt ii JuIu5old ui ouin on esool OF noA
pueuiWoSei GrssuiuS eA'siu 40 ofuoIsluAaoo yosesNo
INV uI SIpopisSds,puu IpJIeAod uSuleq pun ,eSuepy
noa SeiiSd iA pstSI 6d dHo u sosveslp 10 SulAIl
pliu ivjsJ tsom eW 'anoH9 !oa Jellel elnsSsl "
pvS SI aQl " pto0 IoA pegUnbun slll sloAoq eul Su
iuI1Seiiud 'mtd 5uikeiisl puu smuS eul SuIusuos
I6J 'osIp ~ '0ITbo '2HaLNSSAG 50 Qons :0NI
.HLaaI 9NIGAgLLV sLNlXIdKon IIV IN Ho5 o., !
,psuJsIQo s,I 81 uoqA sssue SuIAoIloJ on
M al Iallsi pun sIna upllso " pun 1uuJui eluSlep
,sou ON OluIa aouuuO puu ssSImlpu GIoeIlad 81 "
-kIu,Inod spuuQ uAo sIq 40 mepJo &upn 'u9luH
IN 10 uoItooIIp eql lepun rseioJ eul uoJ sup SnI
80 paupsIp sliIVSipA uio s,ooI klsA eql !Aops Ul
slulvldmoS eInuIJul IoJ eloTlp I9qlo Au9 WlA y 10
uostIuduoo 'oiHo lueIS gIA dn iud --ktpllVI
-.'seuiIJqsues HJ SpIu0puep 20 pIsisuJ pup InoA
10 Sulisuns eQl 5ulAomsI 40 soAeleI SliuSnbosuos
puu puS kuujo olsldo 40 oIio5slud mou ssl Gteiius
,uluI nj sousliodSS tonh o1I psgllunb IIeA 81 oVA
/ 'uSIeftqd iptHSsi UJo' uonuIBdsId sV sliI--islId
i 80 ,I.1 mol
psiouo elojo,eIoQ suu Aonub 10 osInu ,nu, uui,sot
tieAslsAo IopeduS ni sluis oi eisep ON '1vIqHof
a1JLNvANt s,NoLya ID VilA noASunusseAd W
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
man was mnde f6l TEonrr .

So said the inimitable Robert Burns, and TO great
extent there is no doubt he vas right There Is no
contract deseased than 10 the Spring, the many sud
den changes of temperament the damp and push OF
dssovng snow added to the follies OF mahy fashions
vent III We have but to mention "Dr Lindsay's I'm
proved Rlood Searcher," and The questonis answer
cd. Read the certificates Of lis efficacy. Try bottle
satisfaction Is not given, money refunded. Sold oy
all the principal Druggists in the Union J'ti l',l
| lT'See vertisement in another coumn.-46
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
Iir. Eat66,s infantlic Cordial.

DR. RAToR's lsTNNriLE CORDIAL Is remarkable for
its wonderful beneficial effects in the treatment OF
children. For Group, dysentery, and teething u has
never been surpassed, and mothers should at all times
be provided with supply, as they value the lives and
the comfort o. THEIR little ones.
The preparations of BIoob Foop are among the
most rtant discoveries The age. They are not
for absorption, pleasant tase, and nate raj 10 ac
iion; aud what one gains, he retains: The BLOOD
FooD Scientific discovery, differing from all patent
or complaints dyspepsia and other diseases incident
the human hame Is unequaled for its healing and
strehthening qlaltes,T[ Columbus, Ohio, Gazette.
| 1-PSec adyeftisement. ~ p" ''Jm-44
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills are soa by all deaef 70
III Medicines. March ], l660-rlmi4
Chilis and FoverI ChiIis nm d FSVerll

One ofihe greatest remedies that has ever oeeniaid
before b public for Fever and Ague and which have
received the highest encomiums from the press and
the people, s DIR. J. H0STETTER'S CELEBRAT-
ED BITTERS. Who would endure the tortures aris-
Ing from this terrible disease when It can be easily
curedf Who would endure sleepless nights, burning
ievers and icy chills alternately, when remedy can
be obtained for mere triheY And yet how many fam;
lilies lnger out painful existence under this deadly
blight, and do nothing but gulp down quinlhe until
Il becomes as common their daily MEALS, ana yet
they are hot relieved None but the foolish and we ak
would hesitate to procure these valuable Bitters and
savo themselves Intense agony. SOLD BY Druggists
mid dealers generally ever1WheTe. Pa. 1InH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

' A fsw doses ~iH also at once check and
cure the most severe DiarrhBa proceeding
from CoID IN THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. c. NJ
JACKSON & Co., M. 4lS Arch Street, Fhila@
deiphia, Pa, and are sold BY druggists and
dcdlers In medicines erfy'chsre, at IS cents
per bottle. The aghatsrecfC. NJ. JAcKsoN
uA be on the outside terdpper Of edch bottle.
m the Almanac published annually by the
proprietOrs, called EvERYBoDI's ALMANAC,
YOU wiN find testimony and eommendatoyy
notices from all parts Of the country. These
Almandes are given array BY all our agents.
Sold byKAUPFMAN 4 CO., Lancaster, Ohio.
August 1e, 1e59-ly16
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
us0 GONSuMPTIVES.- .-The ladrortIser hay

| ing been restored to health In few weeks, by a
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe Eang 8gseiior, and that dread disease;
low. sufferers the means or cure. To all who desire
it, he win send copy of the prescription used free Of
ehargs) with drectons for prepari9g and using the
ton, Asthma, Bropehits, $s The only object Of the
in sending the prescription Is to beneft the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme-
dy rs II will cost them nothing, and may prove bles-
Sing Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Feb. I6, ls60-3m43 Williamsburgh, nglslapd.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

nPMrs. G. p. BRisrER, editress OF Newark (ohio)
Times writes in her paper Of January 90, 1850, as
follow: ...
are all they claim to bs The DR.. presented Us with
few bottles of hib Scandinavian Blood Ppriner and
boxes of bis Blood Pills last summer, which put new
life into u.s. They tigorate, strengthen, and leave
the system in better condition than stimuants usu
ally do, and have no depressing effect. We feel safe
in recommending the Blood Further 70 all snfering
this peculiary, they are PobsrJuly Active, and at
the time leave the patient stronger and in an
medies Try them with the Blood Purifier and you
will feel like many who have been relieved, and will
ing TO add your testimony 70 their efhcac:.
Seeadvertiiernenr -. March !, ie6O--lm44
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

ES-A Southern Exchange says: "NOi
a day passes, but the grave OF Senator
Broderick in the "Lone Mountain Gene
tery," near San Francisco is strewn with
| flowers"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
Group or Ratsies.

For this dangerous disease, the Magnetic Ointment
may bo relied on as an unailiag remedy, applied in
season Apply profuselyt to the throatand ehss' and
heat In. I.|. l..... .,gl.tu
and heal without scar. "a sovereign remedy for
busns. .l.....l t.A q t-:- ...
FROZEN IIME3S. keep away from the hfc; take
the frost out In snow ce waeI then wrap them in
Ointment Renew the Oi0tmenl once In l2 hours
they will cause pain after the frost Is out, and Will
be entirely we'll ih few days, z. 1'U. .LN.rA
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA are cured by Bf'
Trask,s Magnetic Ointment, and even Consumption
has in a number Of cases been clred.is,g ..
Read advertis so ementi In, ,thiS paper.
January 4, 1ed0-.3m36 +a7 ~ Hi lNtIt.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22

ytJHE HA MMoEToN FARMER. : -AhowtPSper dc.
voted 10 Literary and agriculture, else setting
forth ful accounts ofihe new ssttlement OF hammon-
ton in New Jersey, be subscribed for At only 20
fncIose postage stampsfor the amount Address TO
Editor off the Farmer, hammonton Post once, Jener
son county, New Jersey. Those Wishing eheap M lanu
the best quality In one Of the heahio ana Inos'
delightful climates In the Union, and where crops are
cut down by frost, the terrible sc9urge OF the
NORTH see advertisement Of Hammonton Lands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
WHEAT IN MADISON CouSTY.-Slys the

WHEAT IN MADISON OouNTf'-DAys INC
Advertiser Of this week:
"Much lear is expressed that the wheat
crop in this county is destroyed to a great
extent. Many farmers are already plOw'
ing up their wheat ground preparatory to
putting in other crops. The worst pros;
poets appear to be in the southern and
eastern pOr rtious Of the county on the Prai'
rie lands. In Tue timber lands the pros
poets are somewhat better, for, perhaps a
half or two. thirds crop. -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
Confirmed Consumption.

and has performed llc most astonishing ci'
eper ktoun of ..f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-16
LEGAL MOTIONS.

A DvRRTIsBuErr FOR CRnDrT0ns, L10ATDn.
~ Of kin, AoIn IL mAseer Of oanual Below g.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-16

vAn61ko Laxz3e-1
WANDER bursh Nh
vanGy0lsel I'm y
Won Brotou JuA1kh
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
How It Will End.

The Newburyport (Mass.) Herald, a
Republican paper, speaks with much good
sense on the probable effect Of Southern
resistance 10 Lincoln's election. The Her.
ads con eclures are as follows:
Ii the fre.eaters strike at all, il will be
Immediately alter the elections, before Con-
gress meets, or as it comes together. They
will not stop for Mr.. Lincoln 10 assume the
Presidency, bu. do what they are to dc
while the government is in their own hands.
The worst that this can lead TO, as it seems
TO US, is a new compromise during the next
session Of Congress; and if they should de-
mand and obtain fresh guarantees that their
domestic Institutions shall not lie interfered
with, and that iugitives from service or la.
Dor shall be returned, it would be only
what The constitution provides. And, If i
should be agreed that every territory ant
every new State shall be LEFT in absolut.
freedom 10 form slheir own institutions, i
will be no more than justice. We antici
pate that such will be the end of the con
flici; and that here finally all parties will 81
down ccntented.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
From Washington.

WAsurNeroS, Nov. 9.-No apprehen.
sion exists in official quarters that any ef-
forts will he made 10 seize the forts, or 9TH
er public property in the South, as no such
movement would be tolerated by the GU
thorities OF the States in which they are 10.
Gated. The questions which now distract
the people Of that section being of great del
icacy, nothing will be done by Executive
authority which would tend to exasperate
the public mind against the general govern
men,, OF this juncture. While, however,
the President will perform his duty of fully
enforcing the laws. the resignation of the
Federal officers at Charleston being con-
tingent on their acceptance by the Presi-
dent, time will be given them 10 reconsider
their action.
An erroneous report has prevailed that
the President intends issuing proclama-
ton, but It will be recollected that Gen.
Jackson did net pursue such course until
after South Carolina had passed the null.
flying ordinance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
MARRIED.,

On the 3Otb, Mr.. R. E. Writ, Of this coun-
ty, and Miss MARY E. COLLINS, OF Nelson coun-
ty, Va.
rwFriend WIrT and his new bride reached
home Tuesday evening, in good health, and seem
ingIy well pleased with their Union, however
much some may affect to hold In light esteem the
political Union that binds US together. The poet
must have had in..hIs eye, some such young, hap
py, buoyant husband, as Mr. W looked, when ne
wrote,
ss All woman-il this world of ours,
What gift can be compared to thee?
How slow would drag life's weary hours,
Though mans proud brow were bound with
flowers,
And his the wealth Of land and sea,
If destin'd to exist alone,
And meier call woman's heart his own"
On the 23d October, 1861, by John M. Kivetfi
ESQ, Mr.. JOSEPH W. CALDWELL, to Miss NAN
cY L. BARTEE, both of this county.
On the 4ih inst. by the same, Mr.. George T
W. Lowe, to Miss Mary NJ. Simms, both of TN:
county.
| On the 9th Of October, 1860, Mr.. IsHAM +
Crews and Miss MARY Turner, both of How
ard county, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15

ties, and properly OF citizens of States,
,Yheae such uniriendly laws exist. He
says in my opinion the time for bold and
decided action has arrived, and he Is un-
verify the confidence eff the people Of Geor-
gia, who refuses 10 vindicate her honor oil
any cost, and maintain her constitutional
rights at any hazard.
The Governor enter!ains no doubt Of the
right Of each State to decide 10 act fer her
selfsi
The message fills twenty-five closely
printed octave pages and contains full
review OF Northern legislation. He con
cludss thus: For The purpase Of putting
the State In defensive condition as fast as pos
sible, and preparing for the emergency which
must be met sooner or later, he recommended
that the sum of 81 0Oo, 900 be Immediately appro-
printed as a military fund for the ensuing year
and prompt provision made for raising such por-
ton of the money as may not be IN the treasury
as fast as the public expenditures may require.
MASS MEETING AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Nov. THE mass meeting Of
the citizens toni ht was the largest ever held
here. Capt. John Anderson was chosen. Presi-
dent and Charles A. Way, Secretary. The fol-
lowing. resolutions we're adopted unanimously,
with great enthusiasm:
! ResOIred, That the election Of Lincoln and
Hamlin to the Presidency and Vice Presidency of
the United States ought not and will not be sub
mitted to.
RESOLVED, That we request The Legislature to
announce this opinion by resolutions, at he earl-
est pra ctical moment, and communicate TO our
Senators and Representatives In Congress, and
cooperate with the Governor in calling con-
vention of the people TO determine the mode and
measure of redress.
Resolred, That we respectfully recommend
the Legislature to take into immediate consider
alton the passing of such laws as will be likely
to leviate any unusual embarrassment OF CONNER
cial interest of the State, consequent upon tn.
present political emergency:
Resolred, That we respectfully request that the
Legislature take immediate steps to organize and
arm tn e forces of the State.
The Colonial Flag of Georgia was raised thi
afternoon on Green's monument, Johnson'S
, square, in presence of an immense multitud c.
Addresses were made, and great excitement pre-
vailed.
Captain Barlow, Colonel jackson, Mayor
Johnson, and others are now addressing immens
crowds OF citizens in Johnson square,
MEETING AT AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, GA. Nov. "a large and enthusI
astic meeting held tonight for the formation
: of Club of Minute Men. Spirited addresse
were made, and large number of names en-
rolled.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 9.-The Nail pub
fishes dispatch from Apalachicola, stating tina
MIR. Mcintosh, Federal Judge OF Florida, viii
not hold Office under Lincoln.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
BLOOD FOOD.
Sept.6 Bin.

Attention is called to this most remarkakable
and scientific preparation advertised in another col
umn 1t is an entirely new discovery, and must
not be COMPOUNDED with any of the Numerous pa
tent medicines of the day. 1t is certain remedy
for all the diseases specified, and especially those
of a chronic nature-of standing-of weeks,
months and years. Sufferers, Try it!
Msssrs. CHURCH & DUPONT, of New YORK,
are the sole agents for it, and also proprietors of
the world-renowned DIR. EAToN's lNFANTILE
CORDIAL, an article which every Mother should
have IN her medicine closest IN case OF need; and
containing AS does mo paragoric or opise OF any
lind II car be relied upon With the utmost conf
dence. and will be found an invaluable specific IN
all cases of Infantie COmplaints.-[o Ohio State
Journal, Columbus. Nov I'm.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
4 Rail Road Through Howard.

We take it for granted Howard County will
have Rail Road, because she needs il. and is
sbundantly able to build it, and make money by
the opei alton.
She has once or twice foolisbly stood out, when
opportunity offered, and from recent and pretty
extensive conversation on the subject, we are sat.
nhed different feeling prevails.
She stil has two good chances TO get road
right through her territory, and wall, nsy, MUST
embrace one of them.
In our next, we shall have something more to
say on the subject: meantime, we invoke every
friend Of Rail Road through Howard county
70 act as missionary. and proclaim the greai
iaet, that we must have a road, or straightwsy
'ake position outside of the convenience and
sonfor of this progressive age.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15

NEW GRocEKEs.-Mr. Tillman, Of Tillman
& Phipps, has just returned from St. Louis, and
has received his stock of Fall and Winter Grocer
,es, purchased there and in New York, which Is
large and complete, and which he proposes tosell
lower than he has ever sold, all things considered.
Customers, aad the public generally are invited
to call, whether they want to buy anything or
hive anything to sell. He not only has every
thing you want, but will buy everything You
have to sell in the produce line.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15
ETThe following l. the vote in this Judicial
Circuit, for Prosecuting Attorney:

BAsKETs.-We have seen baskets In our time
have been in basket MANUFACTURES have seen
bIsket TeddleTs, and all that sort of thing-but
Chamberlain's stock surpasses all we have yet
seen. There you will find them tall and squatty
big and little--be ll-bottomad-con topped
jug mouthed-and, in short any and every kind
that utility or taste could suggest And, while
you are getting basket, just look round, and il
you don't find something else you want, or ought
10 have, we'll pay for the basket.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15

F Those who fear Lincoln will ruin the
country, will Just bear in mind that the Senate
Is against him; the House is against him, and a
majority Of The people Of the Union are against
him. Lincoln cannot even get his Salary, with
out Ccngres says the word. All the prominent
Federal Offices viii be taken from Democrats and
gwen Republicans. This will do no harm: jack
son believed in f'rotation," and we only wish the
old General now occupied the position of Buc-
hanan. He would squelch the seceders and dis
unionists as fast as one Of MsnEy's Reaper's tun-
bies wheat stalks. Don't despair of the Repub-
lie. The old ship amt going ashore yet!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15

Moor CoXaREss-A number Of our citizens
netIn the Town Hall, last Saiurd ~ evening, and
organized Moot Congress Mr.. J. 7. J. Hughes
was chosen speaker, and Mr.. H. o. Williams
Clerk
The next meeting win take place at the same
House, Saturday evening when and where all
who wish TO become members, are invited TO at
tend. The discussion viii no doubt prove inter-
esting end instructive, and we know ofno better
way of spending one evening of each week, han
this. Arrangements viii be made to accommodate
the Ladies, who are specially invited TO attend.