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Negroes for Hire!

Fifteen stout able bodied negro men to hir
furnace bands. Apply TO
10. Ii. VANLEER,
jIn5-3t Market street.
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RELIEF AID HEAIIn

ITlCt - NSaAe iftl ~ A IL
We have put up anu sold
years, and Can SAY, ~
Il. what We have never
any other medicipc-NEf
A SIN6l.EINSIANCE. 10 4.
Timely used. Never did :
Of dissatisfaction by al! ;
the contrary, ali are IL =
th,Gs, and SPEAK al ScrHas :
uoS Of lis magiealeiitcts :,
Ne speak in thls Battea Z
after ten Years eNrvfi
REsuTATjoS FoR fHEFVun
DEcLARg. Ia aliaosfeVefy
f1at ls suffering From paIf ;,
Wiiibc found Ia Gltccn or !.
the syrup As aahslnls
THIS valuable grcl ala =
of enc Of the MOST ~
FUN uRSES "a New rs = :
used with NhNEk : Alb Z
THOUSANDS ;
Sotoniy relieves tlse CT I'D :,
sratcs the stomach ana
ity aud giyestoae and en-
ten. 1t viii almost IN
GRIPIA6 IL tbs =
WIND :
and overeomeconsnisisus :
rcmesiTed, end In death. :
aud SCEEST REMEDY - fEEk
pfSENI'EKf AND plAk-
whether 10 arises fron !
other GAUGE We Nauid :
who has a chilst safie ciz5fi-
ing eompiaiBts-i . NOT :
CES, NDg rfiE isREJr ,
stand between your slner
that siH be sars-ses,
10 foilox tie ussofthis
used. :
faliiiTccthons for asiat
bottle. None genuine ia.
CURTIS & PERKINS, kcx
side wrapper
sod by drugFisfsfh through
PriBcspRl ot1Ce No. ID,
lune7akvIy Price IS
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~s- Hon. Beverly L. Clark, Minister to
Guatemala, has asked and obtained leave of
absence, and wild return home in the spring.
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sAp0NtexEN..
CONCENTRATES POTASH.

wa n skiag sap ~itasatitme. slsh isssss treubts
Aza - sfflltak sfss eAsssesl isse
stseefsfe1 fsr ave psrpsase use fesl=@ sizt zazke
t~sase 80 aItsee Estfabssg 90 Sets sza4ss
Fsasas Hsra sap. fFsAtsrs ali sad = <1s><r3oz
.sa.s.e sF saax type. itts ssssefly selaals
Tree fFesa saa safslses
kfsssnsa aaaslianpz aaa pea af IN l. .. ! 4zd I
a szsss
~ssasfsetaFes "a shs car siIEssK EaxxseAi
woAks aFssk q . .ad seia -
q ppRgEF 4 "a -
esss-4ksly le4 Fs4Fi esFesk, Sa< tsFk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

Troops Ordere
steamers Arrived.

NEW York, Jan. 5.--The steamers Glas-
gov and Etna have arrived. The da.es of
both are anticipated.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-The ]. b. Wales
and George Turner have arrived from Bos-
ton, aud the Ceres and Sirocco from Liver
pool.
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40 BsoAs sTzkrr, I.InlaDElFHlA, Pa.
Printers Ink.

We have Iass rsee.sea a No. arsssis % WINTER
Sgws iSk, froa those esasbFatsa mssaf=stsrsFs,
fathers a 500. Nss ssrk, plieA Ne enes Zee sale
"a reassaas!s ssrsaz. -, - and iss ~ ksts.
orders ssle.kea
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

zo- We are in Ie5teI to ADAMS 4 Co.'s
Express for Louisville and Indianapolis pa
pers in advance Ol tue mail.
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For sheriff,

~ We are authorized to announce JOHN K.
EDIlUNIS a Candidate for ouerin of Davidson
County, at the ensuing IaTcn election oct26-te-
1--WE Authorized to announce JAMES NJ
HINTON as for election the Office Of
Sheriff OF Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. sept2std.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

Hon. \. o. z. NICHOLSON has our thanks
for three volumes vi the Pateat Odice Report
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Do GfiearapA.

ILoUIsvnLE, Jan. 5.-The following was
received last night at IL o'clock too late to
send Soulful
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-HoUsE. The debate
to-day was very desaltory- One ballot was
had. resulting as fellows: Total number o
votes POI; necessary to choice l04. Sher
man 10l, McClernand ID. Gilmer IA, Vallan-
bingham II. Davis. of Ind, 8, scattering IS.
SExATE.-The Mexican treaty was received
and referred to the Committee on Foreign
relations.
WASHINGTON. Jan. -Senate-Proecsd-
ings unimportant.
Adjourned I'LL Monday.
HoUsE.-First ballot to-day--Shermen l04
Vallandingham SO, Gilmer z, Clark 4, scat
tering IS. Sycand ballot--Sherman l03
Bocock So. Wilson Is. Davis 6. scattering %
Democratic Convention.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Jan. 4.-The Democratic
State Convention elected Douglas delegates
to the Charleston Convention.
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Sailed.
Nh arkets.

NV YORK, Jan. 5.-The steamer Asia
sailed this forenoon for Liverpool.
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w Ii f. Il l. Il X 81 L6O N, 5
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
VI srHEEr, NEW YORK.-being IN constant re-
ceipt of iuq our brethren respecting sew
ing lnIcdines with requests recommend and pnr-
Chase, have, ia coaJunc tiou With some lazy
friends carefully aud Thoroughly exalncth the vari
IN Ichines OF practic Al value Tor family sewing,
aud hnI those ma lie by rHE WHEELER a WILSON
MASUFACrURISG; COMPANY sos broadway New
YORK, tofully coaoine the essentials OF good
strument, lnd such al we confidently recon-
mend.
our vn and the households of our friends, We are
desirous that their benefits should be shared by all
in their behalf
with best " ishes your brethren,
ABEL lrEvENs, rHoS. CARLTON,
JAS. FLOY, j. PORTER,
DAN'L Wise, J. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID FERRY, wM. A. cox,
J Is. dcF EIitlN Sock Concern " lshville.
PARSON 81 CO.,
noyS-3mdw Agents Nashville, Tennessee.
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this articlefor e<erfsa
coSnDkkcH4xaTnrz Of

this articiefor c<erfsa
coSnDgNeH4xaTEtrz Of
been able 10 ssS Of
ElsIiAS II fAfLEr N
kfEiCTA ClKE, Wien
~c Anew az distance
one ~hs bsed IL, on
lighted witt Its ofsiA
If lalgAes; coDan.eroa
, AID medical WINGS
. "NHAT We DO sSeN,'
eLCc. ANb rLEDGE orz
zEST u SrAT aEkz
Instance y here the in-
aifo eShscStior, rehe.
t~eHty nlinltes after
! fE4ess- -
! tioE & he prcscripfIer
! Ff.tsiEAEkL ana skill
: lai.sl. and nts been
; lNss srceszss IN
: tif G&tS.t kz
: fr~uz pan bn. inssE
: tafxseis, tssEFrcts aC=ei
aEy 10 tac ~ hele - q
- iatly roiicEe
? RoWEI-S, AAD
Z sslllcli Il ast speefiy
! No believed Il Che besl
: WoRLB. ia all cases OF
: RfiaAsiS 6fHLllRES.
? teething OF from any
; say 10 every mother
; fFosn aay the lorces.
, LIT YOUR PkEJbI.
~lilCES OF o8HEHs
ing eidid and the relief
ARollt1IELl sURE
. me 1ciue. II timely
: Nail accompany each
: less the fac-simile OF
1orSs is on kle ozt-
EFs
satthe soria- z
Cedar 81 Sex York
cents ger bottle
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06
No. 30 Union street.

Strangers aud others visiting this city, VIII
dad al the Boot aud Shoe Store OF J. d. & A.
V. RrrLASD, choice lot of fashionable Boots
aud Shoes Of every description. which they
are selling for cash, aud on most liberal
terms. they invite the pabIie to give them a
call.
Heavy Brogans.
A splendid lot of negro wear. ALSO
Trunks, Yalises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

The popularity OF the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MESr, is c'eKtensive with the civilization OF the
globe. Other articles claim 70 alicrtGte pain and
dislress-thls cares. Family Ply seians, Govern
meat latas, Earrers, Planters, Faraers, Livery
men. Sc., have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throug hOut the world. No article before re-
eeivei such undivided praise and supPertfrom Medi-
cal aud SGIcuiiac met.
RHEUMATISM
OF years. standing has been totally cared. Piles,
Ulcers ruors, eGithg Sores, Ser0iula sun JoiBts,
Feioas. swelling, Barns, Bites, Bo,ls, Chaps, Nea
ralga, salt Rhsam and all aches aad pains GpoR
M an ,and kis'sred com plants upon
HORSES, CATTLE, SC.
such as Ring Call Scratches, spawn, Poll Evil
Sweeney ,HOuf-sil, &c sUbdacG aad c1re1 by
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RHEUMATISM
MustanS Liuinent.
vALU A B Z Z II oRSE SAVE d.

Mr.. ,. Inca, Hyae fark, W, Nrtess-'' bat the
horse was considered ~orthless,8 (ais case was
spawn } ssbut since the free of the Mustang
Llnilneal I have sold him for one sI5o cash. Your
LIaiaasaI las been loiag wonders ~ isre.'
<a0 BRoaS Sr<KxT, rHEkDEtFHIA, Pa.
(Ezfrastl siA lifting ine kettle trora the are "A
became sea6ls tilted over, aud seAldod my
hands very severely. alsaosg 10 crisp II WAS al
awful sisht. Iae Nas1anz iiniment Appeared e. ex-
tract tAe pain. u aesied rAisdly, ~thoas
Ana lelt 40 &C OF seeSgaI Truly soars,
sc A4sl.&s soSf En-
aeA language ss tAis i BAT abe constant ah1 nzta-
raj eel Nj sreeer tlis article j. asel
rhis l.isisaeat = Indispensable 10 planters ana
sSauss Of horses aad taaies- As- JoaS DASszIs,
II aaatsosaeFy, Al, ssls stsye Tor ssaV.
raised irosa uticr usetessecss % this iAasiaent-
EFsry "a nisy saoala hzfs a. be ssFS Es.ftscsisF
AID s.sas.rs lsr The Aastasg linliaent ta&s &c
lgizeF.
sSsl4 By ali dealers throughout SsFiA and sastA
aasfiea Rgro3sa aaa the lst.ads Of The ueS4a iei
: Cssats 50 seats, aHst @ pcf hsstsls.
aAasS ~ = fA.sk, Sss York
aavz5-6 aaf&kH
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DIx. s&Iss.'s DISPENsaKN
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

E5f7A<> Or. KING formerly OF New York ,lor
Ak@S the last four years of louisville hsn.
tueky aad - no has devoted treat
taent OF private diseases Tor 30 years Attcrs
himself having attended - practice Tor macy
years. and cuFea 80 many thousands neis ssab led 10
cure alidtseases Of private nature tnatteF how
oadthcy may oofron aiadci.Rs ulcirs ltrosstsiept
Or from aeSeSt ofther own nF. klag ibspeu s.r
IS No - beaderck street, between CaerFy aud Tie
square second sto4 - here he Il diseases
private nature.
erference with business
SfRcIusEsof OLD rscca tdate eaeetpaiy cared
few days, b. operation which cagsck pain.
Where structure x!sss dcaith cannot shlSye ed.
Perhaps no iiseascs; -,ad
names The constitution much.
sEFasLiS, with ali le IisesseE of the skin
out OF neglect % Dad sreauaeats an De saseia.ily
cured ia a few days.
SEMINAL SxASSess-ParttculRrasfen UhATine be 4
given to this disease aud ali The coascauencSx grew
ING oat eta, brought many eases by tie &c.
stfacsiye habits OF taconsserafe Youths aad sxces
siyetaaulgence OF tue passa eslectet Which al
rcases st the zabioe. al II
Tor basEesSor society and caasin pre- se
FenAies Who may be tsbortsg with say i.ifeulty Of
~ Won nay restasEsFea OF mined ate relief
Persons sstding abroad, by EFitlas aad .I&slne
thaifcsso, Win afes enclosed aree ted ssr ksns
Ne = Daaaefsek street Nashville Tenn. sill heys
tue necessary med Stneseag 10 their address With
se<sary -siireefioas strict secrecy observed oHes
asaFsfF N s'cIoebin hsnoruins until sin tkeess
ssg. ~ massa- tHdksty
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A BL9ODLESS VICTORY IL!
1000, 600 Bsxes Sold Of
SxssNEtsEAasS
MAGNETIC PLASTER


rI,HIsenormoas qashgat oftiiis IN sainsbie RsEs-
d aas 5eel purchases - rlii<snss.t be mite
States asrsns tte sAers tiHe Il A4z b7Fz 5e4of<
pabtsc. fae Ft<s fsf tis t+s E6zf{ <<<Efx 10
sisf Py tIIs sctaa4tfEfh " 81 zI1>s5e.
bays tss q Ats<Eflp FLkfffEk \ zk101 bs-
aud carries sIftt u res So Irrz-
fhiS rtctsrg - 49,
IeSe nat iezs <loEIa< ts fiet 4< 81 9af IN
It's rain II earnae e aud desetstfeA -
Greatest Streatnese 81 4ns pa b<zsrut er snzt SET
eaee has yet ts-eaTered fsyias sat any
xslcre, 10 Paints tltcr- there
aatfitsss fsiEla slaishet fnstsAsss aas
lac f-ia arsy ,eae
PsincanHOi.xiSI whtFslhisP iaslerik applied
4s.sa.. -. ae-<itess -
spe Dads ssze .ss..s = "a ! - sa>s
= fs<as - I q Sd zsl.s = II - ~ - q, wish
tie tf4tfsae, ~ tlsf txztzf, s<4 f.< az
Kali taurape q fisr \ 49, 4 Pa = \ abe
ss.a ssi.ssf ess sse.e - kiren
aad ssisssis< - sslls.1e axssisos "a.
asts@ees.sE ses.Ests- : iee II ALL
ss<a - e1r @4<-s stAst !, Af1 4tttl9e<@< "A
/. ~ +: ~ $ ~ 81 zsxz5<<s sap
iae4 sllk the k46sste II AL ~ I: E1<{ - tks
t.z4d - ~ ssEh .se71 y mes
So =, - = 49, asz....,.
81. s. . :. :S $50. . "a 80 La So ss,1
DC. ssazxlsssxzan-H.o a..
tss-s. a. ~. { % ss.5 s IS. S s =
All p t1GtsfSz< 4Sp uzAEEzs ~ eE<EISE
1zfzs.t.gSz = ~ ElslfF IL RI 8 -
1zst-s--en4a <eosi3ta
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Heavy Bregaas.
New Music! New Music!!
~ Luck's Music store

flobElS sroand ,ScAasasoh, - - 1ts'
ID saseFy dAfassal asaa, -
nave heafdfrs1a aiosas, IS -
AnHte Lisis, = oesatifat ssus J 3& -
..sasie AaH.s ysss-ssass % sisiiaksl ss a.
Foress tsiade ,folka ae.ilia az 81 uatts-
eisalk, so
Ia tras hata ,eaa5lsts oRaFa, taea
Richardson = - sod fisao i ~ aetsr 90
Teachers snd sss.asries saessissl :hs uses
terms, ana Assls ssssf - say part VI ts saaasry
fsssipt OF 1aafsstRsass. sspI11-H
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06
ENEsM ANIMAL
WINTER GOODS.
We havejust received a fresh supply Of
inter Goods.
COMPLETE

at the hrs Of the seasoa, which we invite the
special attention of merchants wanting recrutng
stocks.
novlT w. 5. EAkIN & CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

SUGAR-The receipts have been mo Ter tie during
the past wees and with tar demand generally pre-
yaing, the m trket has recovered from de res
noticed ia our last weekly review. The sales
the week nave embraced some $500 hhds, inciuuing
400 to-day, prices being stly wItIia The range of
our quotations below, showing Improvement in
nearly all qualities. The sles ter the Correspond
lag week List year were 5000 hhds, aud We guided
Fair TO Fully Fair 1t 5sSf0 GDc & lib. Wenow qIote
Inferior and Refining ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4A9s
Common to Good Comnon.....-.. 65sf2T
Fir to Fully tar.....--..... ........... 1t4GDIS<
Clarified anG Centrifugal. ............ 71sas9s.
Low Clarified ..-.-,..... ...-.-......-... 6ASiA
MoLASSES-There has been continued good de-
mand, and VITA considerable falling OF In the re-
during the past week S,ms 20 % bbis. havc
been sold up to this morning at range OF 406D4 and
f,r prime to CHI pce, 2 SC FOR Inferior frost
ed, Sc, and 3df0i9lzi for ordinary aad fcrnentng
with about 20O0 hall bbls. at 4o1ei5c z gallon, ac
cOrdins To guilty. To-day ab.'ut 20JJ bots. were
sold at 4lC9i2 aud ~ ssc fr primo t. ehoc and 80
L9S9 ". for Inferior fern anfng &c. with $40 to 400
hall bbls at 10 S4Isc 2 gallon, according quality.
Some seven or eiSdt crops oa plantation have bcea
sold dbring the week racing about IT'S 900 gal
Ions, ut 40c. q gallon the eisiern,
COFFEE-rhere Ia IS been only moderate demand
far Coffee during the past week. and the IA lrS.t has
worn a heavy appearance, most OF the Transactions
being at decline o. about &C. for better qlai-
ties The sales have anOunte' u about $500 bags
a range OF lO1sOl2s<e. for extremes including
day rs bags at lie. q Is. We row quote Ordinary
at l0a4c.; Low Fair II@II &c; Fair to Good FAIR
IL n Sils4c. end Prime at lZss ne. y fb.
TOBACJO-The movement IA the Tobacco market
Is stI OF very limited Character, and tie sab OF
the past week, as FAR reported have been confined
TO barely $50 hhds IN three or four lined parcels,
none OF the prices for which hfve been made public
There appei 10 be no demIn'i Tor round lots, and
We hear OF no offers eqcept for small parcels
We repeat Ger previous qIoGitlous, which how
ever, are little better than nominal:
Lugs, Factory NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 93L
Iuss' -.-.--..-.. 90 GtA
LeAi, Interior {" Common a.. 90 "a
SAi, -'..-.---.-'.---..-... % g. =
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MRS. wNsLow,

Va R,. " IN 1o"1
A Nexperieneed Nurse aud Female Ply sielan pre-
u seats a. the tttslltion OF mothers, her -
SCOT g SYR u Il
Fer Chfidrea Teetning
which greatly fAslltates te lfeeeks u teetliEf,h
sogsenli the guzAs and reducing siisfs'asllsE. nj
allay ALL PAIN and slsasnaedie&ctions ss-i Is -
sURETo REcCLaTE Tfst BoaEis -
Depead apon il, mothers II viii give resfto yoer-
selves, ane
RELIEF AID HEALIn TO 1oCR fNFaSTs. i
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Cumberland Coal.
For Rent.

THE large aud eoasenientStore the North side
i of the Pubic square, occupied by Abbay,
Gibson \ Go. For terms apply TO Mr. Adams or
decl-u ANDREW ENING
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
3 $50. 900 ssS MAN S


Thursday, January 9Th, 1850.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-03

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE Ono
STATE House Inquiries are frcquen ly
made about the cost of the new State
House, dimensions. etc.. which few are
able to answer satifactorily. The last re
port Of the State House Commissioners
shows that the total cost of the building
up to November Is. 1859, was 81 $50, lO6
20. To this sum should he added $l6,.
900 appropriated last March, making ST.
343, LOG 20. The building is to be com
peted by the first day of October next
The State House is 304 feet long, 184
iest wide. and its height TO the top ofth'
cupola i5O feet. It's corner stone wal
laid on the 4th Of July, 1888, and ovel
twenty years have been occupied in III
construction. A good deal of the stone
work was done by convict laOor.- Chic
State journal.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-03
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK, May 1, 1850.
Flonr without impnriant change. and
The demand is confined chiefly 10 the i'm
m-diats wants Of the home rade; sales at
SIS 1905 As super State. s5 60@s6 90
common 10 mid, extra do: SO 1906 90
shipping brands Ex. R. II. o. closing
steady,
Whiskey dull. sales at 9elr.
Wheat dull and heavy. sal 8 st 81 25
@Sl 81 for Chicago Spring. 81 1901 80
Milwaukee club. Shippers are holding of;
sales club 81 35; White Western 81 GET :
Rve quiet, s5 cents.
Bailey plenty and heavy, sales at Tic.
Corn quiet. AID prices without striking
change; sales at from 70 10 85c.
Oats plenty, dull and heavy; les 4a@
43; Western aud Canada; 43@44c Sta'e.
Butter dull and unchanged; lo@l6c,fo
Ohio; lc@2oc. for State.
Cheese steady, at l0@l21c.
Coffee steady at 12t@l4ic. for orjius
ry to prime.
Sugar-The rainy weather has material
ly interrupted business, which is yer,
light Sales Porto Rico at 62@7sc, an,
Cuba MuscovAdo at G4@74c.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-03
The farmers Fare.

Under this head, we published an arti'
Gle two weeks since, which we are told
contained some things not complimentary
to our friends who cultivate the SOIL
The article was clipped from an exchange
and published by US under the impress
sion, that it in some way treated of far
mers AFFAIRS in proper way, and was iiot
closely read by US. We sincerely regret
that anything should have found its way
into our columns, that in any way could
give offence. And though the response.
bility is upon US. we ask from our read
ers that forgiveness which we feel entitled
to receive, assuring them that we shall
try to mend our errors as we grow older
Editors do not by any means write al
the articles that appear in their papers
without name, though they are respon'
sibIe for them. We do not intend to wea
ry until we produce literary journal en-
tirely acceptable to the public
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-03
Po, m. c.,.,,. .nA nsnoe,.,.


MEssBs. EDIToRs:-Your last number
reached US here in the NorLhern end oi
our county. and the people who intend
10 interest themselves, at the coming
election, are glad to know that they hVve
an organ. through which the truth will be
published. and the interests Of the Re.
publican party upheld. and TO that end,
ara determined to take the paper. and
thereby hold up the hands Of the editors.
This should be the duty OF every one, for
how can you labor without encourage
ment Of that kind. Our plan here is 10
get up club, aud each member sub
scribe tor the Gazette & Democrat So
every district should do. A lively inter
est would be created. and The principles
Of the great Republican party be fairly
understood. Let not the paltry sum o.
the subscription be an object. Republi-
cans every where, remember that the en-,
emy are up and doing. If The masses oi
the party row in power are ignorant, they
are smart enough to understand poli.ica
organization and party drill.
They are no. only such as talk abOu
certain principles which they uphold, but
the so styled Democrats reach into theil
pockets aud take their paper, or the pa
per of their party.
TO that portion of the Republican par
ty. who feel as if they were still old linc
Wings. have but to say, show YOU
Wing principles, by lighting your ancien
enemy.
The great issue is tie extension o
Slavery in the Territories, or not. Th'
Democrats advoOats its extension: the Re
publicsns oppose it. Here is the point
Upon this point turns the destiny of ou
great country. Give the South the bal
ance Of power and monarchy will ensue
Aristocracy is emblazoned on tEeir ban
ner; it pervades their institutions. and il
their religion.
These are great truths and serious facts
the people must know them, and the onl
way 10 know them is to take the paper
Friends of the Republican principles, &C
in this matter; talk to your neighborS. an
get them to subscribe for the paper whic
advocates true principles, and is beside
vehicle which conveys to them tie cur
rent news Of the day.
"SENIX."
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-03

Our CIrY.-Il is gratifying to see, at
this season Of the year, our streets filled
with our fellow citizens from the country,
and our business men busy waiting on
their customers. The manufacturers al.
so, of our city, appear TO be extending
their efforts. All seem TO be busy, and
have enough to do. If we were TO ad
vance an opinion, we should say that Lau
caster ia coming up.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-03

~We had the pleasure, on Sunday
last, Of attending divine service at the
State Reform Farm. This institution, un-
der the excellent management of Messrs.
HOWE aud DAVIS, has become all thai
even the most ardent could have wished
for. II has seldom been our lot to zee o
more cheerful or smiling SCI of youthful
faces than we saw there. A visit to the
Farm will richly repay all who feel dis
posed to witness the workings of the In
stitntion. Our word for it you will fine
the managers true gentlemen in every re-
. SDect, a..r.H
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-03

IMPROVEMENTS. We notice that CHRIsr.
RUDoLPn and JOSEPH Work, Sem, two Of
our old and respectable citizens. are pre-.
pairing to erect new residences, which
will at once make their family quarters
more comfortable, and add very much to
the appearance of our city and its suburbs.
Mr.. Rudolph's building will stand IN
the place Of his former residence on Main
Slreet,aud Mr.. Works new residence will
be on his out lot, Immediately east of the
Green. house" The foundations are be.
ing laid. We hope TO see more such
moves.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-03

REMOVED. Rev. JcHN WAaENuALs has
removed from Lancaster to Circleville, land
is settled in the Evangelical ST. Peters
congrehation Of that place.
Mr.. Wagenhals came to Lancaster in
the year 1929. From that time to the
present, he has had the pastoral care Of
+ the first Lutheran Church in this city,
with the exception Of two or three years,
which he spent near Lithcpolis, in this
county, During his so years residence
here, he has made very large circle oi
devoted friends. who will deeply regre
his transfer
We Lave not been advised who will
succeed him in the congregation which ht
leaves.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-03

FIRR.-Ths frequent occurrences Of
6res, under mysterious circumstances
should elicis general inquiry into the
conditions under which spontaneous com.
bustion sometimes takes place, and at all
times is likely 10 take place, One Of the
conditions is known 10 exis, in cotton
cloth, saturated with inAamable oils, which
may smoldcr for hours, AID then bursl
into fame.
1t would be a highly important subject
for chemists to direct their attention TO-
aud make tie result of their expert
ments known to the world.