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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
EREEMEN or FAIRFIELD;

If YOU prefer Slave Labor to Free La
Dor, vote Tor c, D. Martin,
If you want Slavery fixed upon evory
foot Of tho National domain, vote for G.
D. Martin
fyou don't care whether slavery is
voted up or voted down" in the Terrific,
riss, vote for G. D. Martin,
you prefer that the iustitut' ons o
South Carolina rather than those Of Ohio
be fixed upon the territories, vote for g
D. Martin.
If you endorse the administration o.
James Buchanan, vote for C. d, Martin,
! If you endorse tho Lecompton Outrage
vote for Q. d. Martin.
II you favor the English Swindlc, vo,'
for g. D. Martin.
lfyou favor White Slavery in New
Mexico, vote for G. d. Martin.
If you believe that white men shoult
be sold for debt, vote for C d. Martin.
II you believe that White Men shoull
b. whipped without redress, vote for CD
Martin.
II you are for polygamy in Utah, vot
for G. D, Martin.
II you are opposed to al these things
vote for V. B. HORTON.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
Dr. Rronson,s Rlood Fond.

The demand for this unrivalled Preparat on is be.
yond the possibility ofa doubt, and its sale is becem
ing large that Of any other article before the
public. Tens OF thousands of persons who are suffer-
ere are nov seen daily walking the streets Of all the
principal cities Of the Union, and by their influence
throughout the civilized word. But the trial OF one
bottle is more convincing than all could say in
whole newspaper column II gives life, health, and
beauty 10 the Sick and restores If by maggie those
whose were supposed to be irrecoverably lost. Wo
need only to say, try 1t.
We would also call the attention of Mothers tn Dr.
EaOn's Iantiie Cordial This is said to be superior
to any article of the kind known. II your anxiou 3
hearts painedby witnessing the suGerngs of your
little ones. lose time in procuring bottle. 1t Is
an Invaluable specific for Infants eehng the gums,
and allayng all fever and irritation. By all get
the Cordial, relieve the sufenngs Of your children, D,
and enjoy uubroken your own repose.-.7dueriissr ar
and Farmer, Bridgeport, CT.
See Advertisement Ima3
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
MARTINS RECORD.
WHITE SLAVERY IN new NEXICO.
The Selling or white Men for
Debt.
HIS PouoGY.

In January 1859, the Territorial L'g;s'
hlure Of New Mexico, passed law regu-
latlng the relation between I" master and
servan.." This law sAScrIss WHITE
SLAVERY. The BUYING AND SELLING or
WHITE Mxs AND WOMEN FOR DEBT. lr Au
tn RIzEs'ihe master to intiic. CRUEL and
MERoILRss PUNISHMENT UPON MS WHITE
SLAVE and denies the slave REDRESS in
the COURTS. @
Before this most barbarous most iu-
human, most unchristian act of the Terri.
torial Legislature could become Jaw II
HAD TO re sANcrIarED AND Apr WE'D by
THE CoNoREss OF TIE UEIrED STATES for
the reason dat the act organizing the
Territory Of New Mexico provides "ibat
all tho lavs passOd Jy The Legislative asssns
Div and Governar sk,N be submitted %
Ms Congress of hs United Stats, and i
disappropsd, SHALL De NULL AND VOID" "
(Sre U. s, Statutes al L'rgo, Vol 0. page
449. Sec. ~
1t will bo remembered that the act or
ganizing Ne~ Mexico was part Of the
great eompromiss measure Of 1850 for
whieh Douglas voted, and upon which the
Democratic patty now boast to stand,
Las. winter this odious law, oppressive
Of human liberty and disgracolul to Amer
lean institutions came before COngros'
Tor its approval" and c. D. MARTIN
VOTED AGAINST THE BILL IN.
TRoDUOED TO WIPE 1T OUT. M
This vote Mr.. Martin admits. Hi
friends admit 1.-THE Ohio Eagle ard all
the Democratic papers in the District ad'
nit it. No honest man can deny it; NJ
truthful man will
Mr.. Martins apology for thus indirect,
ly voting to erslave white men and wo
uen-in .hus indirectly voting to author
liza the buying, selling aud whipping o
poor iohue men and wOmen is "Squatte
Sovereignly"-lhe right Of tie people .
New Mexico to opprcss the weak All,
enslaVe the poor.
None other can bO urged. Mr. Mari,
knew that the organic act Of New Mex
100 made !: The duty of Congress either /
sanction or disapprove OF this law, II
knew that Il could not become law VI
til Congress- bad sanctioned it. NJ
Martin knew that Congress- had the Cor
situtiOnal power to wipe out the barbs
ism. HE HAD ADMITTED 1T. He hp
said IN the Ouly speech he ever made ~
on the subject that II do not pretend
say that the Ttryitoriss are beyond Il
control aud jusl regulation Of Congrer
The unfortunate history Of KanF
aboUnds in instances Of wise and ficie
INTERVENTION ON TUE PART on CoNoREs,
We repeat, therefore, that Mr.. Mar
had no apology for his vote than "Squ
ter Sovefeignty."
Poor hEE Of Old Fairfield d--yon wi
migrating to the Territory Of N
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

The New York Tribune says it is au.
thorized to state that the managers of the
FusiouisIs used the name Of Gen, Scott,
at their meeting last Monday, without his
consent. The gallau, old veteran will not
allow his name to be employed for any
such purposes.
They also used the names of S. B. Alt
hause, B. II. Field, and Gardner Spring
jr.. as Vice President and the name oI
Jacob Dodge as one Of the Secretaries,
without their consent, of whom an
nounce it as their purpose to vote for Lin
coin aud Hamlin.-Springfsld Republic.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
9pefial Notifes.
per.ons q affIicted wi1h the Eexernn,

Persons afflicted with the Fever nd
Ague should not spare either time. trouble or ex-
pense to procure DR.. HoSteters Celebrated BitterS
whose benehcient effects upon the system has been
clearly proved to those who have been stricken down
in shonspace Of time BY this dreadful curse. whose
checks are wan and meagre and whose nights arc
sunkon, with death staring them in tho face, this
pound must prove a blessing: snatching them, as it
were, from the mou'h OF the grave. None can know
Its true value until they have tested it, When ALI
others have failed these BterS have restored the suf
ferers 10 pristine health Their popularity in all the
Western and Southern parts should introduce them
to all familist.
Sold by Druggist and dealers generally everywhere.
IL TSee advertisement In another column. lm23
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
Inpectino.-Thc Persian Fevsr Charm

Inpectinc--The Persian Fevsr Charm
For the prevention and cure OF Fsoer and Ague and
Bilious Feuers. This wonderful remedy was brought
to the knowledge ofthe present by friend
who has been great traveller In Persia and the Holy
Land.
While going down the river Euph he experience
ed ssuere attack OF Fever and Ague. On Jiscovor-
Ing his condition, one Of the Boatmen took from his
person an Amulet, saying, "Wesr this and no Ferer
Mill touch y0H.n Although ncredulons as TO its yir-
tues no complied and experienced relief,
and has since always found 1t ELECTION from all
malarious complaints,
On further investigation he found that the boatman
attributed to II miraculous powers, and said that IL
could only be obtained from the Priests OF tho SUM-
Sometime afterwards, the gentleman in conversing
with Priest obtained from hm the secret of It's Lre-
parauon, and asceriained where the medicinal herbs
were found, Of which II was compou nded. The won
derfui virtues OF this article have lnuuoed full be-
ief In the minds othe natives In the miraculous al
ing powefs oftheir Prieus.
Since his return 10 America, IL has been tried with
the hapDiest effect BY several Ladies aud Gentlemen
of hign Character. who have given II the most nnqua
fed praise. This remedy having been a specific in
Persia for hundreds ofyears for the prevention and
cure Of Fever and Ague and Bilious Feyers--is now
offered to the American people,
II will be sent by mall, prepaid, with full directions
! for use, on receipt Of one dollar.
Principal Depot and MaEu factory, 1ss Main Street,
Richmond, Virginia. Branch Office, Bank of Com
mence Building, New York. Address
June "a, ls6O-lyl9 JOHN WILCOX & co.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
Poor Mon of Old FariaeId Remember.

Poor Mon of Old fairfield Remember
That in the Territory Of New Mexico
white men and women are sold into slave
ry for debt. That they may be whipped
by their masters.
Remember that you should go TO that
Territory to-day, you might be sold into
slavery tomorrow.
RENE mber that before that law was o
any force, it had to "be approved byCon'
gress, and REMEMBER that G. D, Martin
voted 10 approve it.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
CITIZEN

The PACIFIC TErEGRAPH.--The only
bid now before Secretary Cobb is that of
Major Sibley, and it is quite likely the
contract will be awarded to him. The
prospect, therefore, is that the work will
5000 be commenced and vigorously pros
ecuted to completion.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

ESll, V. johnson, Douglas candidate
lYr Vice President believes that the Gap.
itol Of the country should own the labor
ofthe country"-in other words, that the
rich should own the poor.
Dave Todd--thc leader of the Douglas
party in Ohio would send Mechanics to
the Penitcnliary for striking for higher
wages.
O. D, Martin, the Douglas candidate
Tor Congress in the ilIh district, voted t.
approve law sanctioniug tho enslave
msnt Of white men. sanctioning the sell
ing Of white men for debt.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

The Unlvesal Cough Remedy in cnscs
OF WHo0PlNG COUGH. There are probably more
eases OF Whooping Cough continued TO great length
Of time by the use of Remedies containing expecto-
rants, which not only aggravaie the Cough, but run
down the system making the Cough fatal or produc-
ing Consumption than by any other cause. This is
completely obvlated in the Universal Cough Remedy,
which contains nothing prostration; and the Cough
yields naturally, while the system is sustained Re-
suslusy this declarations and all asked 10 salts
fy themselves by trial
III T'Seo adveTtse sement. ln23
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
REPUBLICANS
To the BreeCh t!

Victory awaits us if
we do our duty. If
wepoll our vote, Mar
tins majority cannot
exceed Eight Hun
drcd. This secures
Mr.. Horizons election
by a handsome major
.ity.
LctnO man therefore
fail to be at the polls
on the
Ninth of October.
Inc fCpOftSlFOm Cnc
lower counties are
most encouraging; ev-
Icrywbere our friends
are enthusiastic and
confident Of success.
EV'RY w Fl Err E
new and important
acccssiOns are made
TO the Rep. ranks
Everywhere, among
A L / CL A S S E S y
Especially the poor,
there seems TO be a
determination to sup.
port no man who is in
favor of tolerating
w hite Slavery,
the buying and selling
of White men.
Hundreds Of Demo
Gratis in Old Fairfield
have openly avowcC
their determination
not to support MartiI
because Of his White
Slavery and Polyga
my record.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
County Ticker.

-. County TlcKeC'
Auditor-MILTON D. BAKER
Clatk-VALENTINE CUPP
Pros. Attrncy-R. M. CLARKE
Sheriff M. L. WlSEMAN
PROBATE Judge SAMUEL JACKSON
Com'rs) JANES PICK ERlHG. full Tern
JOHN GREtFt, short term
Coroner-SALEM WOLF s
Surye, JOHN W FLOOD
Rscorder-GEORGEW EDGAR
In. Direc,or-S. s. HAMMOCK
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

BuRoIARV.--John Guseman was com
mtted to the Jail Of our county on Mon
day last, upon a charge Of burglary,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27

Mexico in which as citizen Of tho Uni
ted States, you have common property
and common interest, may under this
law be deprived Of sEoUR LIBERTY. be SOLD
ISro SLAVERY FOR DEBT. will you except
Ithis weak apology for this great wrong =?
If you viii return Mr.. Martin 40 Congress
If not, vote against him
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
DR.. .RObnck's ndinavIan BloodPiIIs
and blood Purifier.

"rhe blood is the lfe," says Scripture; so says
Science also. Expel corruption from the blood und
no disease can exist In the system. My Blood Pills
ana Pvrlher perform their task enoctualiy. They
powerful vegetable deergents and cure all forms {
disease, whic arselfr0m impure blood, simply be-
cause they remove the common OF dsense from
the DEMONSTRATING fluid. Hence their apparently
miraculous cures Of scrofula, eruptlons tn noTsdys
pepsa, liver complaint rheumatism swelling Of tho
joints. aud all affections Of the intern orgaus which
do not proceed from malfOrmation.
II FSee adve ertisement. Im-lO
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-27
An In,srestinr Document.

Highly InRdmmatOyy DisuniOn Letter of
Gov. Johnson The Douglas Candidate
for Tie Kee Presidency dsnouness " Oar
Norahra 0gpressOrs," aSa Ris'ealss
The "Ssaseless Cldn'Or Of Union r.
IpyOdGims the right of Secession the
only hope of the South and declares
that those rho deny It, as DouglrS does,
FaIsiy History
The announcement by Mr.. Douglas at
Petersburg and Norfolk that he would
treat those who attempt to dissolve the
Union on account Of the election OF Lin
coin as Jackson treated the Nulliders in
1889, has induced some Of the Georgia
newspapers to republIsh the following
letter BY the Hon. Herschel V. Johnson
the candidate for the Vice Presidency on
the Doug'as ticket, to committee oi
gentlemen OF Augusta, Georgia, in the
year 1854. 1t will be seen that Gov
j ohnson handles without gloves those who
like Mr.. Douglas. maintain that The right
of secession is merely a right Of reVodu'
ton. 4-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
OBITUARY.

Departed this life. at his residence in Campbell
county. Virginia, ON the 9th day q! Deccpi5er
Major JAues MuRnELL, in the 18th year Of II,
aca During his prnracted illness, he suffered
great pain Of body. Which. at times, WAS 80 in
t'nse to cause him tn express desire To depart
and be at rest lie has lett many friends and re-
ativQs to mourn their loss If kind friend and Il
devoted father; but it will be urro OF comfort
for them to knox that he resigned t" the will
OF Heaven, and that their lo.s is his eternal gain
JANUARY 3, 1860. ". II. =.
sss" Richmond Wing please copy.
At the Parsonage. in Salem, on the 81 inst, ut
tine age Of Ii years, JAS +. LANNEAu, only IN Of
Rev. j. F. Lanneau.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Congress-.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Senate.--Tho Senate
was not in session to-day
HoUsE OF REpREsENrArIlEs-Mr Miles, Of S.
Z. made speech in which he showed that the re-
sponsibility Tor non-reorsanization rested on the
anti -Lec"mpton Democrats. as the South Ameri-
cans had declared that they would join the Dem
oetats and elect Speaker when ii could I've shown
that their united Votes would effect that result
lie proposed 10 elect temporary Speaker. so TINT
Congress could pass the necessary appropriation
bills, and then ull the members resi- IN their SEATS,
thus submitting the questions Of the day To the
people.
Mr.. Adrian, Of New Jersey, said that il tint
were done it would lead to disuniun ut once.
Mr. Dciarnette, of Virginia, made speech in
support "f the tights of the South.
Mr.. Hickman, Of Pennsylvania, male an
successful attempt to ct his plurality resolution
before the House. Another la,lot was had Cor
Speaker, with the following result:
Necessary to II choice ll2. Sherman received
l09 McCernaud 81 Bocock 81 lies, scatter,
ing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
MARRIED.

Ga .nc cd Dec, last. Mr.. }. 6. FrFY Professor
in Roanokc College, aud Miss FRANCES j. PERsIN-
DER, OF Roanoke Co.
On the c0,l, Dec. 1859. Mr.. JAMES l.. MARIN.
and Miss C.rHARiNE Mason, both OF h aGoke
county.
On The Doth Dec, 1859, Mr.. GEO. d. CoRT"oS.
and Miss SARAH ANN AIKEN, Of Roanoke County.
pn the 5,h CAV of January 1900 Mr.. OnrtLLE
HENDERSON, and Miss DELLA J"nN, If anoke
County,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
Later from Europe.

PORTLAND Me-. January 6.--Liverpa5! dates
To the .2I ultimo have been received.
In the Liverpool market Cotton was dull with
detlinnl tendency. Sales OF tl,rccd vs. amnua.
ted to 10000 bales. Prices ensier. but uno!lang.
ed. Flour quiet and prices nomin'.lly unchanged.
W heat has an advancing tendency, With an i'm
proved demand and prices slightly higher. Corn
firm and quiet B-ei ana Pork steady. Lard
and Bacon quiet. Sugar steady. An,erican re-
curites generally unchanged. Conso.s. CA ac-
count (cx-di,i'icnds,) quoted at 95a9S
The meeting IF the Peace Congress has been
definitely fixed for the 10Th of January.
The representatives OF the different ;nwrc1 have
nearly all been officially Misunderstanding
Count Cavour, for Sarlirin.
The London Times in an article o. Cd Fro Sn'
rdc,lcs Northern sympathy Wien too late. and
ard predicts that the ioray will t,ud to strength
cn the South.
The weather in England ard France had been
unusually severe, bnt had moderated.
Prince Jcrume's health is imrraNins.
1t is reported tlat the rcdu,tiou in thc French
tariff, will apply principally 10 Caltou.
The Spanish tDrccs we're concentrating princi-
paly at Centa hut tho Moars we've sill The ns-
saiiants, and other engagements were reported ns
resulting disa>,rously TO the Mners.
Numerous arrests were reported NJ Naples. 1t
is reported that the report If tie intended NJ diea-
ton of the I'm, ernr Of Austria i. n,iuurdcd.
Austria reducing her nltnN. Affairs in
Hungary are daily becoming m.te threatening.
Important submissions have b,eu made to Rus
sa IN the Caurauous.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

LEAF YEAR.-We simply announce to the ladies
that this is Leap Year, hoping that they will take
the and remind some Of "ar gentlemen friends
to their courage up to the 'stickiug point"
tu, haven't done it. May the ladies I've more sue
cessiu Ii we might be permitted to quietly re-
mark in an under tune,we would say that We don't
profess to be much letter off than some # cur
neighburs. SUCCESS to the Indies in 1863.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
Ohio Democracy.

CcLUMBrs. Ohio, Jan. 1.-THE democratic State
Convention which met here ON yesterday, 10y n
large ma ority adopted resolutions declaring nou-
glas the tavnrite ct the Ohio Dem 'cracy, and in
struc,ing their delegates TO the Charleston Cou'en-
ton to cast the entire of the State for him. =
The following gentlemen were elected delegates to
the Convention, Geo +. Pugh, II. i. Eoles, Geo,
d. Cook d. j dewitt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
From Northern Mexico.

New ORLEANS, January 6.-Thc steamer In
dianolo arrived here day, with Brownsville
dates to the 2d instant. Cortinas with 400 men.
took Rio Grande City ON rhe 24ih inst. killing Il
number Of citizens.
Troops Of Rangers from Brownsville, afterwards
attacked Cor,inas ard retook the city after hard
light, capturing Cortinas' guns. Sixty MeAicans
aud nine Americans were killed including Capt
Ford who led the attack. Cnrtinas was across
tie river.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

" Boys AND GIRLS READ Tnrs.-"Thc Chiiaren's
Friend" will meet the children again to-day at 3
o'clock, in tie Lecture Room Of the Fist Prcsby
tcrnn Church. AL old and Young are invited.
The ladies. particularly arc invited to attend. "a
Mr. Hunter will lecture to the children before dis
trihuting the books. Please hcpunctual at the
h. ur.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
Latest, via Queenstown.

LIVERPOOL. De :eubcr 22--Cotton saes for the
week ending Thursday were estimated Mt 1000
bales nearly all Of which Soii To tie trade.
Market closed duh and lower since Friday as,.
Provisions dull. but prices steady. Rnsn buoy
ant: Common is. a4s.Gd Otherarticcs generally
unchanged, \ large fleet Of cotton ships arrived
to-day.
At London, on Thursday afternoon. Cunsols
were quoted 05 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

DEBATING SociETY.-There will lie meeting
cf this Society in TITO Hail Of the Young MEMS
Christian Association. this evening at ociock.
1t hoped that every member will be prescut, as
important business has 10 lie attended to. The
Question--Wheh is the more pronintiyc Of the
moral and intellectual development Of man. city
or country life, will lie discussed by gentlemen
;lnninted for the rurpose.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
Markets.

baltimore, January 6.--Flnur i,ouyart: How
ard Street and Chic held mt S5.31. Wheat stea.
dy. but nothing doing. Corn dull White quoted
at 20 to - cents; Yellow 75aS0 reuts Mess
Pork SIC Prime IL cents. Bacon S.les 9. cts.
Nhiskev steady
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
Sewing Machines.

Sewing MACHINES.
AIDES wishing Machine To do Ants COARSE tIoTnrs
~ IuhIR would do well toct
BARTHOlFs IMPROVED FAMILY Mao lllNE Price
go $50 and So The Following certificate Is from well
known Tailor In this county, Who only had about 20 minutes
instruction this Machine:
lrr~9uir, aniphe county, Va, June 18Th ls59.
Mr. WM. L. PAGR:-l am well pleased with Barhofs scw-
Machine, and would Aschangr il for any have
ind difficulty IN operating with ii any kind of coi
from the ckts cashmere 10 the finest Linen. Wehhye made
pair of "w-l.nen pnns for servants have
and op.rnc1 six different kinds Of Sewing
Machines but Harho- and singers The only Machines
That would recommend person buy They the only
Machines that make idiio,S Stitch consider I'arholfs
much the cheapest machine II Is simple IN construction
Ia understand, and not likely 10 get out Of order. Almost
that has Bartholfs operate nnd saw Singers
That worked on last give Barhofs the preference
EcsI,ectfuy yours, &C., CABOlJS q. TEEBY.
PS find no dficn! in getting wife 10 work Bar
illfs Machine. They that something great ought 10 be
done for the thai invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
Tic aud Lock Stitch june lGlinsl C. q. Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

NOT EscAoEp-We now learn that the Hon. II.
A. Wise has not been engaged ny counsel for Wal
tor S. Lanlas has been generally reported and as
stated by Us yesterday.