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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28
Brooke County.

A drove ofsome 500 sheep was shipped
from this place on Thursday for Texas, by
Mr.. Robt. Stewart, of Washington county,
Pa. They were shipped ON the Empire
City aud quite n lively time was expert
enced in getting them aboard.
Vim. L. Miller purchased the other day
100 Ewes from Mr.. Basel Wells, paying
$500 for the lot. They were q fine lot OF
sheep and were transferred to his farm
near this town IFslEs5urg Herald.
Handy to have in the House. orguntza-
ton.
The First Settler in Europe. Louis Ma
Poleon.
Why Boureieault is sosuceessful. He
takes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28
NEW ADVERTTsEM'NTS

e-ts FOR RENT.-A large and eommodlous
u Brick dwelling situate tue soFth side Of Cen
r. tire street. and formerly the residence II stephen
Rice For terms apply TO Thns. Hughes, No. IS cor.
Monroe aud Water sts, Wheeling, Va iau2S-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28
Two WeIIs o. Good Wator.

and one Large Ci,teTn LIZ stable AL OtT iUipl.s,
and one NETEI; FAILING SfRlNti.
Many HUNDREDS OF uaE2iH IOa;s VI uIaEUTe have
been put on the place the last Few years
Wiil sell OF lease favorable ternas- Many Yarn
iEs, and Gardening TGais also Tor sale, with Va
cant and other Nriiirlcs HaEne.-, Sc VIII eli G..
part OF nv stick ~ aoIsss aud Cows Ai,s' u-zEs
aftieIes 81 Furniture &c, Il desired, AMI immediate
PRECISION Ei.efi L required
- not disposed Il iiVa;e sale - a. Wall l- IL
w!lps II in parts u =Cit aIi-!lc-n;s- TrEIs
either as,-.. Apply u the subscriber.
urir.- No. ilsi Sisiia street. ny stats.
pe,ssa-i.tw4~ TIuS- IOENBEu0K.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28
Valuable Property for Lease.

q John street formerly ocCupirI by = &. Gr-si
Tor term, &C. enquire Of SiF=. l. Eisi.-
Daily UGioH copy. iAEi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28

- FGR RENT.-The swan House. ~it,at-i
- On Wate-s street. ucculeIby Llzis IiU~c:tl Al
5 iiurEheinitr P0sscS-ua ir,t Apgi!. Also. three
Brick T-ncments corner a. EoG slJ sSeu;.i str,rt-
jluIC-St Apply 10 ALIEN. :;usiEf>-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28
al Frame Dwelling,

containing, some eleven r,Ums and Eiahy -ence-
&, the same Also, Horse and Cow Stable. tTr.l
and Wagon Houses. Feed and Tool Houses I..lr ai.t
Ny,s,I Hou-~ anal other sheds for FaTsnn- :eusiI-
Ais. A GOOD TENANT HOUSE, with
- r. ov.V sI.rft1,iz--r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28

T-OP RENT fiGI- tvso-t.r ~ brick 'ls elm
Containing ten rooms AMI kitchen. ,t,tty,.
John stresI, occupied by VIA. J. Baldwin. 81,
EsssiJii given TIE l.: april
Jan.sS-if IUsi:IH BRITT. il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28

O. THE TWO sTo.iE ROOMS ADJOINING THE
fss Drug House Of Ls4;n, LIZ; Co. Uai;,y =.
nyI2-tT ErlHiTe"f J. H. fkNDLEidN-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28

TO LET--The WareiiJGse nov tcruFici ~
Alex. Turner, on Main street.
AIs1, the II aud II -tuTirs 81 huiidirE n"w ta-
pied 10y Baker Wright Mar corner Of Quincy All
Main sfs. Possession given flrst Of April heat
ianIStf Apply l. VI l.. NcAFEf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28
a IARGE IGT "a SHRUBRERY

Such as EVergrrcns, many kinds laTEe variety q
Roses some humid els IN number, man! kinds bIl4-
mental a1,l IeluOus Trees barge variety of
mental Shrubs, Towering Plants hoaey SgeL!ss.
DalIlias aud hubs. Gc &C. &c aiad much Liar L..
I,,.,, ,.iN,.-, IN s-rr.d Also.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28
For Rent.

o. WITHIN THREE MINUTES WALK OF Thy
k Post OTiice- fss--i h.'u--- with gas. winter
InT,ss l.atl, room &c. Az in connection ,ta(-.
rtrriasy r.orl wash Fhr- SC which viii le Irrio
with the hons II 5esire. il nnt they viii BE- frat
separately TcEnia- per cent. ON the clsi ~ iia
,tr,,ref,riifs \. c. PARTRIEs;E.
d,4cl LII No IiSls 3s7a,;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28

e. FOR RENT-A store Room. with dvs-
- ling attached, NJ. 80 Centre Wheeling in H.
house formerly occupied by r. b MeIsliB 4 a.. !
further particulars enquire Of Andrew Wilson. -
t3Iayor) JAM
- FOR TGENT.--The Office over the 90.
Fl zeEs' Depo-F Bank. now occupied By Cai'is,'i
llesher. Possession given LIST April lsCJ. AlV'y Il
tie Savings ISAuk Of Wheeling. To
dec2--tI = =. HILDRETIi. Tr.=-r-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28

A MOTHER LOT OF THOSE ELE-
a GANRSPRING STYLE SILK HATS
janis 4 just received at HARPER BROS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28
FOIt RENT OR 81.

FOR RENT OR Sale.
TIVE 4. MISSOURI IRON WORKS. Lar iI51
Rolling 5iil and Nail Factory. with tiie Vsi.s.s-s
Gad extensive Coal Lands attached sjainiH ) IN
Whseling- For further particular apply L. T. =.
C0rTnicIS. Esq- Pittsburgh Pa OT
sp3J-u W p PETERSON. Thseluc =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28

ABSTRACT froni the Lecture or Rev.
aIr. Perkins, at the Second PresDyte-
rIan Church, Tuesday evening last
Tsubject-opposticn to great discoveries, its cause
nulP f,5YIlfa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28
Goosberries and Currants

anil many hundreds OF HUUuS Plants 20 plant or.
LaVTfOEs Blackberry Plants Ana he airing
and many Thousand Young plants Uue acre u L.
DIV Ha-plrTTiC sT,,l tnaHy Thousand Young Plai's
SfrawieFTie7s- CNilson Albany Many i!s,EsaAt. go,
Young tlriffy plants, and bad 81 AsIsTusTs, al
ilaI,y EuIari Plants. together with
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28
valuable Farm and Country Seat
FOR SALE OR RENT.

- THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS RIS FAgy-
= containing nearly 80 acrvs Of gOs'l Liz. >taa-
~ CLAY Land about four milcs } act & tie eli, =
Wheeling Va ON the Natiosaai Esl- Hs.l ts.sutil.
heated and laid cut with and taste. Vhi,t .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-28

Saturday Morning, Jan. %, 1850.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
THE AGE OF VIRTUE. No. 3.

The legitimate object In printing books
und periodicals is, to spread upon paper
the knowledge gained by mat, as well as
his thoughts, so that others may make his
knowledge and his thoughts theirs. This,
let 1t be affirmed, is the only rational or
profitable use that can be made OF hook
making or journalizing. The fac: then is
at once obvious, that none but the most ell
evated and pure thoughts and truths
deduccd from honest, unsel6sh motives;
and facts, the result Of the most careful
and rigid investigation, should be placed
upon paper. The propriety ofa mereiless
censorship, which would sweep from the
world indscriminrtely every production
that did not conform 10 some prescribed
sectariah view, IS not called for. In all
the affairs of life, in familiar phraseolOgy,
tile good and the evil, or vice and virtue
are presented together, or alternate each
other Itis not our business to argue
the necessity Of evil to develop the good
If evil he necessary attendant upon vir'
tue, it will come spontaneously. Let al
our efforts he given on the side of virtue
and the right Constant effort in thu
right direction is the only means by wblct
man can elevate himself The momen
the boatman ceases 10 pull the oar, or pull
it in the wrong direction, his bark begin
to descend the current. The "a ge' will
avoid that, which is manifestly wrong; sn'
labor to direct the current Of thought in
to the pursuit Of wisdom that endurOt
for more than day. To fetler the mind
or Get limits to human thought, will |
unhesilatingly condemned. The only av
enue 10 the exalted position which ma
may attain in his earth life, is through th
unlimited exercise Oils thoughts, and tn
freedom of his reasoning faculties. TIL
age" therefore, will not imperativel.
prescribe what shaH he written, or villa
shsA be read; but will labor to direct tn
way 10 an elevated standard Of thought.
There ale many moral tales written
whose incidents are all inside Of possibili
ties, and though bearing the character c
fiction, will yet be welcome to the column
a Of the "Age;" as aids to the end in view
n Such are the writings oi 7. s. Arthur an
y few others. No harsh dcnunciatiop
that which seems to be wrong shall flu
It all ullerance. The "aqe" will adopt IL
v more rational method Of stimulating maj
8 kind to progressive exerlion, by showir
d the way. Men will follow gentle leade
is but viii rot go before the lash,
j. H. SCOTT.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

A. Douglas, of the State of Illinois, haV-
ing now received lwo'thirds of all votes
given in this Convention, is hereby de-
clared, in accordance with rules govern
ing this body, aud in accordance with the
uniform customs aud rules Of former Dem
ocratic National Conventions, the regu-
lar nominee of the Democratic party OF the
United States for the Office of President
Of the United States.
And this was Mr.. Douglass "regalar"
nomination. The resolution itself does
not claim that the Convention was com
petent to give a, vote equiValentto TWO
thirds Of The EiectorI College. Every bocy
Present knew there was not two'thlrd'
vote there. No one, unless possibly SOM
arrsnt trckster, though Of counting tn
delegates who had refused to take part, n
order to make up tie two.thirds requislt
to regularity.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

"CAPlrAr Sn)uLD OwN LABOR Her
sche V. johnson, the candidate for Vice
President on the Douglas ticket, main
tainrd in u speech in Philadelphia in 1850
that "coplal should own labor The
following advertisement from a Savannah
paper shows how this doctrue works iu
Mr. Johnson's own State: -
MRonASIcs FOR SALE,--.The subscriber
has on hand two excellent Carpenters,
three Blacksmilhs and Que Wheelright oil
excellent mechanics in their respective
lines, young, strong and healthy. of quiet
and peacsble dispositions, and several o
them quite pious. all Of which will be dig
posed of at moderate rates, Persons in
want Of Mechanics are invited TO call an
examine these as they aro all desirable
workmen. W. G. PENNYNAKER,
No. 40 Canal ST., Savannah, Ga.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
Delaware.

A correspondent Of the New York Trib.
uns, writing from Dover, Del, says LIN
COLIN is gaming ground in that State,
though with no probability Of securing lis
Electoral vote, lie ADDS:
The Bell men and Lincoln men here
work together on the State ticket, and the
best feeling exists among US generally =
There are CIV Rell.Everett men Who are
sore on account Of thoir failure to obtain
the management Of the Peoples party ,anC
atlerward to induce the State Convention
Of the Peoples party to indOrse Bell, /
adjourned with three cheers for Bell ant
thee for Lincoln, / mention this solel,
to show that there is good feeling a
heart, which, in the event Of Lincoln
election. will render il a matter of com
paralive ease 10 unite our whole opposition
hereafter in support Of his Administla
lion,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

power 10 appoint their Governor. to ap-
point their Judges. and orgarize their
Courts; to appoint their Massbals and
clerks, thus stripping them q eight -niuthS
oflheir soversisuiy. He showed how Mr..
Douglas by his speeches and his platform
had stricken down the One'ninth part, so
far as it related 10 slavery in the Terrific
ries. by endorsing the Dred Scott decis'
iona d by voting against Chase's PropO'
sitior to give tie Territorial Legislature
power 10 ''excIude slavery during the ter
Iritorial existence He showed how Mr.
Douglas had favored the Save power, no"
lie had labored TO subserye lleir interests
thow he had effected the repeal Of The Mis-
souri, Compromise, that slavery might pos
sess the little territory it had dedicate stc
lueedom; how he "boastcd" that unde
his "grest principle" tile everlasting ours
Of human bondage had extended itsel
over the Territory of New Mexico" a ter
ritory sufficiently large 10 make five State
II siz, Of New York.
In short Mr., Clay's speech was com
lplete. briStliug at every point with slron
facts and irresistible conclusions.
The day was great one for old Fair
field, great in the out pouring of the mass
Us. great in the taste displayed. in the in
telligence manifested aud in the good ej
lfectrd. A few more such and "Locofoc
rule" is no more. - .... e.
The cilisns Of Fairfield feel gratef'
towards their fellow Republicans of al
joining counties, and especially TO tho'
of Hooking for the manner in which the
turned OH on the Gath.
l.. the evening the wide Awakes"
this aud Hooking counties, preceded
the Lancaster Brass Band, haG a graz
torch light procession. The display W
magni6c, nj and the effect wonderful
During the procession tho streets we
thronged with The living. The enthn
asm was nnbonnlei. At the solictat
9 Of the "Wile Awakes, our fellow ci
zen CnAs B,RLASD Esq, delivered ar at
and eloquent speech, such an one as NJ
!" " BorIand only could have made. T
d whole affair passed of better than even t
J. most sanguine OF the Republicans hi
@ hoped.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
4 Break IN the PenitentiaTy---PTisOn or
Nhuf.


About noon yesterday. VIXEN the priso,
ners were marched iulo dinner. two con-
visits by the name Of John Mcdonald alias
We lr, Roberts and John Wallace, we're
en- by the guards on the wall to issue
from ii shop on the west side Of the pris'
on yard having two ladders spliced to-
gether. whI,h they immediately raised
against the wall and proceeded to ascend.
Ro ers had got up about three rounds,
and Wallace was close up to him, When
hey we've fred upon twice by Mr.. Dean,
the wall guard nearest TO them, without
effect, when Mr.. Daniel D1ugherty, tie
guard stationed at the entrance gate, op
The southwest corner Of the wal. fred .
musket charged with large bp kshot, one
of them hitting Wallace in the back pal
of the head which caused him TO s,aggci
against the wall aud brought him to hi'
knees. Robe ris then ian back into thu
shop. and Wallace erawled after him anc
laid down, The ball had penetrated t
the skull and was completely fattened
The ball was the larges s.zs Ut buckshot
weighing about 200 to the pound. Th'
disia. ce was about 1876 yards, aud tn
force must Lave been nearly spent, or il
would certainly have entered the brain
In addition to this, tbo prisoner was your
aud his skull being elastic broke the fore
OF the ball without penetrating the bone.
This is the third attempt which Robert
hos made to escape--one time. he suc
ceeded in seal ny the well, but fell on tn
outside. and was crippled so severely tha
it prevented his escape. lie is n despeI
ate criminal, and is serving out his secon
term. He was FIRST convicted Of gran
, larceny in Lawrence county, inJune, 1856
, and was sent for one year, and havin
served his time, was discharged. II
, had been out but a lew months when h
was convicted in Adams county for hors
stealing, and was returned October 90,
o 1858, for the term Of FIVE years II
+ parents reside in Morgan county, Ky.
i. John Wallace is good looking youn
man. 20 years OIL, and was sent froI
Hamilton courty, Oct. 4th 1859 for ~
: years for grand larceny. and he bad bl
little over year to serve. lie says !
| has no ro'a,ives living, and he Is alone
: the world without home. From appeal
ances, hs will got well in few days, b'
) his love OF freedom has nearly cost hi
] his life o. s. Journal
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
Special Notices.
Free Fight.
fNDHFENDENT oANDIDATE.

TO 'As votsrsQ Fairfeid connty OAio;
Unsolicited By friends, OF m own free wilt
and accord, present myself as an "lndependent
Candidate" Tor the once Of County Auditor this fall
and In doing 50, como before You as frssman shonId
believing that Integrity aud capacity are the only peT,
guisites necessary Ia one seeking tho once 10 which
l aspirei and which most earnestly solicit al your
thirty-four years, have aever held ONCE nor hereto
lore sought one at the hands OF the people, NV quail
incators fol the competent discharge OF the respon
county are well knewn TO many o you - ano hone
WI be favorably considered II, by your suarages
should be called upon to manage the affairs OF said
once Halter myself you will not be disappointed
In the confidence bestowed.
Asst regards eanvassng the county TO solicit votes
have neither time nor moneyto engage in II requi-
ring ash does every hour not devoted 10 necessary
resi- 10 eaTh living for q family dependent upc II
tue result ofmy lab Jrs aud above all have a natu-
raj rcpugnance To borngthe people aud wasting their
Ilme' 80 mote itbe!" JOHN G. WILCOX. ,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
For the Gazette aud Democrat.
From Our Own Correspondent.

New YoRE, Aug. IS, 1850.
The news received hare daring The past
week, has been highly interesting. BY
various arrivals from Europe, we learn
that Garribaldi has effected landing on
the main land, and would shortly march
on to Naples. where King BOmba was
awaiting his approach with fear and lrcm-
bling. Tie great powers of Europe all
talk peace, but are actively preparing for
War, and there is great reason to believe
that in less than year there will be n
general European war.
The weather in England has been very
unlavorable for the growing crop, and
breadstuffs are rising in consequence, not.
withstanding the large arrivals Of grain
from America.
The Emperor Napoleon has sent COCO
men 10 Syria 10 protect the Christians a
gainst their oppressors, and by agreement
with the other powers. they are to return
within six months 10 France; but the
question is will they do SO? We know
he sent an army to Rome some ten years
since to protect the Pope for a few months
and they are there still,
The Great Eastern Humbug as she is
now generally called sailed for home last
Thursday and the universal sentiment was
"good riddsnce to her." l paid my 81
Cents to see her and must say she was one
Of the most filthy, disorderly vessels ev'
or put my foot on board of her officers
we're iusolsnt, her crew disgusting, and
her general arrangements Of furniture &c,,
far inferior to our packet ships; after ma
king large sum of the Yankees by ex'
hibiting her at one dollar, and afterwards
at 40 cents, her managers begged their
supply Of coal from the Baltimoreans and
capped the climax Of their iniamy by run
ming away in debt 10 every persen that
was foolish enough 10 trust them.
In politics there is not much stir; the
Bell & Everett party in this State were
sold cut by their leaders 10 the Douglas
ties at Syracuse, but this will make very
little difference in the result, as most OF
the rank and file refuse TO be delivered
and will follow their own pre- srence and
vote for Lincoln and Hamlin. You may
calculate with safety that "honest old
Abe" will have at least 10000 majority
in New York over any coalition they may
form, and should not be surprised j his
majority in November was greater than
Frcmont's in 1856, and thSt was 80 le6
Xxx.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

Important Remedie..-Iftherei Ia in ibe li,t
OF remedoe given to The world for acceptance and ap
prova any which are entitled to confidence by their
perIeetadherence 10 the laws and intention Of the
Tor every species Of Lung, Throat and Bronchial din
cuitles, even that OF "ACTUAL CONSUM PTION.n
and the other, justly celebrated ToLU ANODYNR,
most perfect remedy for Neuralgia. Gout, Rheuma-
tlsm, Partial and Actual Paralysis. ST. Vitus Dance
hronic, Spasmodic aud Nervous Headache. Earache
I0oihaehe, and that chief Of all causes Of disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
flour friends will accept the declaration that for
prepa ration lave been thorough
mat would satisfy all in place of sweeping declare.
tonsthat mean nothing. and then procure and read
the panphletsto be found with all dealers ana agents
they VIII be able to Judge Of how far they can be relied
on. See adYertisemcn 1wl8
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
4 Valuable Farm for sale.

TTNHE subscriber offers at private sale DESIRA-
BILE FARM, situate In Washington Township.
PickWway County, Ohio, three and half miles knrt
Of Circley :ald half milo NQflh OF the Lancas
terNrupke. Said PaSm cohla,ls g60acres no acres
N Ofwhlclis improved, aud the balance III d..
&,8GOODTlMBER. Upon the impro We part klji;
- Is fsaGO0DTWO-STORY BRICK DWEL- lil
bfNG lioUSE-and out-bhildings also Of brick, two,
wells 6fgood wafer ayohng orchard or no trees OF
choice grafted'frIFit, and gb0d Stone Quary.
scriber.at Lancaster, ohio;. ct EzERlEL NORRIS ,
near Circeyil JOHN 1ooLE.'
Lancaster, May II, 1s60--6ms7
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
HO W ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

benepOlem Institution established by special En-
d0pmeat for the Relief Of the Sick aNd Distressed
afflicted NTH ViruieRt and Epidemic Diseases, and
especially for the Cure Of Diseases the SERIAL Or
gdRs. ....
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
scriplion OF their condition. occupation habits Of
life, &c. and In OF extreme poverty, Mcdicues
furnished free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Supermato rrhma, n nd
other Diseases of tie SexuaF Organs and on tn NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dspeusary, sont 10 the
afflicted in sealed letter enyeopes free of charge
Address, Dr.. J. SKlLLtN HOUGHTo n Acting Sur.
geOn, Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order ofthe Directors.
- II. d. HARrWELL, Prest.
GEo. FAIRCHTLD, see'y.
Aug. q, l660-l0-Iy.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
@S2@ S @ An9
DIR. UNDER MOOD

VI Omcago, Illinois, the eminent and skillful opo
tor on the Eye aud Ear whose renutation il an eren
siyely known throughout the United States will ar
rive In Lancaster, o., on Friday, September l4h. and
may DC consulted OF the Cook House. that day only
geon OF the old school, and having had an experience
OF % years IN practice, will perform any operation on
he Eye and Ear necessary to restore sight the blind
move any disease Of those useful organs within the
| reach Of science and human skill "
| !CPNo charge for examination or consdltalon,-3w
Lancaster Aug. 30, 1860.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30
DR.. K Oback's Scahd inaviah BIoOdfilIs
ana blood Purifier.

"The blood Is the life," says Scripmre7 50 says
Science also. Bxpel corruption IRON the blOsd und
no disease can exit in the system. Ny Blood Pills
and Purifier perform their task enectual. Fhey are
powerful vegerahIo detergens, and cure all forms
disease, whic arise from impure blood. simply be-
cause they remove The common causes Of disease frO
the sustaining fluid. Hence their apparcI Il y
MIRACULOUS cures of scroula eruptions, tumUIs,
popsia, liver complaints rheumntism swelling of thG
1hs and all affections Of the internal orgaus which
do not proceed from nal Information.
III T'See advertisement. lm-IO
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-30

HoMELEss.-John Bell was sent to The
Reform School this morning at his own
request, as he had no mother and no home
"Un!ess Douglas finds his ma before
long, he may be obliged to seek the same
refuge. Chicago JOWnal.