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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-10

u. PBNIrKNrIARY.-This institution, now
under the wardensniP OF g. p Sengstack, ESQ b.,
Is in excellent condition in all respect II Is not
only the receptacle Of the convicts Of the District
Courts, but the convics Of ". 8. Courts In the
States and Territories help to make up the large
number Of prisoners there confined to labor The
care taken OF the health OF the inmates has always
made this one Of the healthiest prisons in the
country and at the present time, though there are
several cases of bilious fever the general health of
the prisoners 10 excellent. The number now in
generated Is los OF these about 30 are from dis
tant sections Of the country. Only 8 females, and
OF these but white prisoner The prisoners are
varously employed some in boot and shoe
making, broom making, laboring In the yard !,
shoe making, and some Of them turn out fine
specimens Of their skin which are sold BY dealers
In such goods at low rates. In broom making 10
bands are engaged, and there are good orkmen,
manufacturing brooms Of excellent quality, and
turning out daily from $50 to 300 brooms The
entire Institution 10 under the supervision Of In
sPectors, who regularly Inspect every portion of
.ne onlldings inquire into the discipline and
management Of the prisoners, and requenty visit
.ne institution to see that all 10 In ord r. With
the present officers the idea Of reformation IL up.
permost; and SO IL should be. Imprisonment Is,
10 DE sure, punishment; but prison conducted
upon principles Of mercy by dis creet ofacers nav
prove blessing 10 many misguided, unfortunate
convict" such officers are In charge Of this insti-
ua S, ana Ine results Of their labors have been
made apparent In the reformation of seine who
have been under their care = -
An APPROACHING OPENING MIR r. C. Stevens
in'enes 70 astonish the Washington ladies not
long hence with the style and finish OF his new
store room; for In reftng and refurni. ming "A be
has worked an entire change In its arpearance
Thus, 10 destined to be one Of the most elep ant
places Of the kind In the country, a. we'll - 81.
tremely fashionable and popular with the fair ser
CROWDS OF LADIES should attend the Auction
sale Of Mantiilas, busters, Raglans Hoop Skirts
Ladies Dress Goods and Dry Goods generally
announced In another column of to-days Star by
Wall Barnard, anctioneerS; sale Commencing
ct 10 O'Clock Tomorrow morning., at 32s Pennsyi-
vania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth street,
NoricE, In another column, the ca,d Of Messs
kuhl Rupp, who have recently opened first
ciass house Of entertainment In Seventh street,
opposite the Center alarket They propose 70
treat the Thirsty with pure drinks, and those who
hunger With wholesome wellcooked meals. Give
them call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-10

EOR SALE-A small FARM ofSl acres OF land
l. situated Ia miles north of Soldiers Home and
miles from Washington city, being part Of Chi
lum Castls Manor; Is acres in market gasden AND
the ba aace is heavily timbered, with a ssriHg o.
never failing water a Young orchard of peaches and
stand No. 271 Center Market, of Mrs. M0RTI.
MER or on the place to J. III. MORTIMER.
au Jo-2vs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-10

FRoa NEW YoRK.-The steamship Monticello.
Capt. eager, arrived at her wharf this morning,
In forty hours from New York. The following Is
the list Of passengers: Jas. F McLaughlin Miss
Maggie Sheehey, Miss NJ. A. Mclaughlin, Is Il
Ingle, Miss Mary lngle, Mrs. Mccabe, Master NJ
McCsbe, NJ. = Ogden, jr J g Carr. WIN n c.
Breggeman, NJ. }. Adler, T.. ID. Edison, T. G
Allen, T.. p. King, A. F. Anderson, Miss Jane
O'Connell p. Fuack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-10

The GRAND PRIZz Picnic to come of at Ar
hngton Springs Tomorrow, Is probably the most
liberal arair OF We kind ever gotten up in this
vicinity and the character Of the parties
with IL is sufficient guaranty that il will be
Quoted with the utmost fairness { roughout. To
say nothing about the chance Of getting a vain
no doubt be well worth the price Of admission.
Read the advertisement In another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-10

MADAME MORRlCE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo-
ivl aIsr AND DocTREss, jHa from Exrops.-This
highly gfsd and intellig emit lady be consulted
On the Past, Present and Future Events. Call at
No. 2n5 Twenty second street, between and l.,
Washington. je 10 SIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-10

A RARE OPPORTUNITY- magnificent
n FARM for sale or exchange for city property
containing "a acres, half mic from Fairfax Sta
ton, Orange and Alexandria Railroad. IL is undt
a high state of cultivation, well watered, good
bui dinEs and timber; II can he bought low. Call
on g. w. BRAY CO., at their yeweiry sto-e,
SIG Seventh street. seS-lmr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
PROBABLE VOTE PoR DOUGLAS.
t97,5uO
Total

This estimate is perhaps TOO liberal for
Douglas on several States. and may br
insufficient on two or three. Against il.
must be Offset Lincoln's vote in the South.
ern States. the aggregate Of which will
DO about 10000. SO that, even wcie the
electoral college ont Of tho way entirely.
ans the people voting directly fur Preti
dent. as Tor other Officers, Lincoln would
still be elected by a majority of from
4OO, 900 10 100000 votes over DOuylas.
And his majority ovcr Breckenridge and
Bell would be still! larger Cae 'nqGti
Commercial. t~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22

Mr.. F. HOlbrOck. a distinguished farm.
er Of B'atilsbOrOush. Vermont, has pub.
liShed long communication on the sub.
jet Of culIivating Indian corn. 10 which
we end the following mode adopted BY
him in selecting seed OoTS.
While upon my present subject, Twill
say word about saving Seed corn. All
experienced farmers are aware that lha
produclivcness and carly ripsning Of any
kind Of corn depend very much upon the
manner Of selsOtioR the Ieed. I have a
long earned variety which I have been
planting and improving for che last ten o.
twelve years; and although during that
time have tried, ] presume, dozen 9th.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22

er sorts. I give Che preference to the
first-named sort. Whatever may be said
in favor Of change Of seed, as regards
other crops, there is no need of changing
seed corn, provided care is used IN the
early selection Of that for planting. By
proper attention to this matter. variety
may be perfectly. adapted 10 its ha' its to
q given climate and soil. and changed
much jfoI the better, as TO produciiveness.
The difference in product between careful
selection IN the field. ard taking seed at
random from the crib, willin few years be
much in favor Of tire former mode. the soil
and cultivation being in both cases alike.
| As som as the ears are thoroughly
glazed. go over the field myself, select
ing from those sta ks that are stocky"
and vigorous, and that promise two good
ears. The select d ears are taken imme
dlately home. braided, and hung mp in
dry, airy place. When | commenced
with my lavorite vsriety, it was difficulty
TO find twin ears. but now they are abcn.
dant. My crops .lso ripsu ten Gays ear
lior than at first. l will Lot mention the
length Of the ears.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
Gbl 4mItastlr @aaette.

EEWe should like 10 know who picked
out Of the ashes, from Of the hearth, from
under the sndirous. from beneath the
chairs, from out on the floor. this
,aass ~PoPPED CORN".
One autumn night when The wind was high,
And he rain fell N heavy plAshss, ss~.
AIinle boy sat by che kitchen Hro
popping corn In the ashes;
Andhis sister, eurly-haiFsd child Of three,
Sat looking o., Jus. close to his knee.
Theblaat went bowling around the house,
= Asifto getin twas trying; .sI
u traiiled the latch ofthe outer door,
~ TheR seemed a baby crying;
Nov and then drop down the chimney came
Aud spIuttefed and hissed 10 the bright rcd name
Popi popl and the kernals one By one,
Game ont OF the embers flying;
The boy held a long pine stick 10 bic hand,
And kept 4 buslly plying;
He stirred The corn and II popped the more,
And faster jumbed 10 the clean swept neoT.
Part the kernals popped out one way,
And part hopped out the other;
Some wens plump into the sisters lap.
% Some under tho stool Of the brother;
The little girl gathered them into heap
Aud called them a Cock OF 'milk-white sheep"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
Pleasant Township Seminary,

VVNHE Annual Term ofthe Pleasant Township Semi.
Il nary willeommence with MONDAY, APUILath,
A. d. 1860, and consist Of 40 weeks
Sessions, as follows:
summer Session from April tho 9th to June the goth
1860, Twelve weeks tuition, SO. Vacation weeks,
Fall Sesslon from September 3rd to November 2ard
1860. Twelve weekstultion, SO. No Vacation,
And Winter Session, from November the 26lh 1890.
to March the 10Th, 1861. Sixteen weeks tuitons, ,ss
Tboarding VIII be furnished by the Principal al
Ssper week: JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
Lancaster, March 20, lsOO-Nay47
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
HDn.. NMOGG~1
CHALYBEATE RESTORATIVE
Pills OF IRON.

| A N nperient and stomachic preparation of IRON
~ pnrloed Of oxygen and Cafeon by combustion
W hydrogen, Sanctioned by the highest medical au
ihoriIles both In Europe and the United States and
prescribed IN their practice.
The experiences Of thousands daily proves that no
preparation 0i IRON can be compared with IT, Impu-
rites ibe blood, depression OF vital energy. pale e.
oiherwise sickly complexOns indicate iS necessity
III almost every conceivable case.
lnnoxious In all Inaadies IN which II hns been trIe d.
has proved absolutely raye Ia each OF the fol-
lowing complaints, VIZ:
IN Debility, Nervous affections, Emaeiatiou, Dvs
PePsfG OOHStPafi0H, Diarrhga, Dvseatsrg IueiDisHt
CoHsnmptiOR. SerOfuiOus 7nbsreHIOsis, salt R1sus,
msHstrudfiOH. .Vhites ChiOr0sfs Liuer CmplaiMis
Chronic Headaehea, Rhsumatism, Intsrmitent Fepers
PimPies on the Face, &c.
In cases Of 0snsrai Debility whether the result of
acute disease or the coDtinu ued elimination OF ner.
Vousand muscular energy from chronic complaints,
one al OF ths have proved successful 10
an extent which no description nor written attesta-
lion would render credible JnvalIds so long bed
ridden rs TO have become forgotten In heir own neigh
DoIh9ods, have suddenly re-appeaTrd In ibe busy
woflf as u Just returned from pToiEaeied travel In
some distant land Some very signal Instances of thi
Kind arc attested Of female sufferers, emaciated VIC
tms o. apparent maiasmus. saDguineous exhaustion,
Gncal ehanges and that complication OF neTvOus and
dypeptie aversion TO air and exercise for which the
physician has no name.
~ srpOns AelicioHs Of all kinds, and for reasons
amlliartv medical men, the operation OF mis- prcpa-
ration OF Iron must necessarily be salntary fer unlike
The old oxdes,i Is vigorously tonic, without being
exclng aud oyerhealingi and gently, regularly apa.
rent even IN the most obstinate cnses Of
wthoni ever being gastric purgatiVe OF inaicting
disagreeable sensation,
this latter property among others, which max es
!, so remurk ably egeciual and permanent a remedy
for Piles upon which It also appears 10 exert dis
persing the local tendency which forms them.
10 DysPepsia, iDnumerable are its causes, elm
gle box OF these Chaybeate pills has often sunIced
for the most hnbitual cases, including the
COstipsRsss. .-'l--'.'
In unchecKed DiarrhGa, even when a yanced 10
Dysentsry. confirmed, emaciatiDg, and apparen tiy
malignant Tho hann ann "A
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
CHANGE OF TIME,
DincinnatI,WiImingtOn&ZanosvilIe
-; ese.slsss ~
RAIL ROAD.

nNand after Monday, June IIth ls0O,,he schedule
N1ottme for Trains ON this road, Leaving Lancas.
ter will be aS follows;
Eastward Trains.
Mol, Passenger ntl I2P. P.M,arrivingatZanesville N, g
at p. M, making direct tons for the Bast
Freight aud Accommodation Train ats 20, A. NJ .
arriving at GAINESVILLE atlOI5 A. NJ. Making direct
come ctionsforthe East and West via. the Central
Ohio Railroad. Passengersfor Columbus will tax o
thlsTrain. The above Trains stop nj allstatoDs.
Freight and Accommodation Train leaving Morrow
at 90 p NJ. will Saturday night run 10 Lancaster
on card time and from there respmo itstrp on on
day morning.
Westward Trains.
No. 9, Passenger 100 A. NJ. arriving at Clncin
natl 4a0P.M.
Freight aud Accomm )dati on Train at 90 p. NJ.
1epartureat7 7 is y. MARRYING at Cincinnati at 90
A. M.
Freight and Accommodation Train leaving zanes-
Vile ats is Pm .wil onSaturday gh run to Laneas-
and from there resume its trip on Sunday night
WIN. KEY BOND, Receiver.
B. D. ABBOT, Assistants u por rinten endant.
June II, la60--3tf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

MI nr;o,o ,,o.
rTTTp,f Cpl tspp I I,I.o
TEPs non oOnaaI '.;1h ~ o,oHAOh DlI-
odd Wv" peilsTI ,L 70
S,:,o. hooonsa ,ha s e,.;i,s ssIviy =; ny on'eu
,",;on bore,oSors nus Ca, 49, lupu.
,S;s no;n, Iii sTanS W.. r".f,,,,' sau.o "Pon E
yol,,me, of hare osss-,;, ii.",;ns ~ En-, rn
Tho consnmniion os uoa,O,,or,S S S,nS, pJny' nj,
ters for the last vsar a,nor,,n5 10 oror Lais
rilj;on ho,tlos snd fan,' ~ .;ea., a,nsI
;ncreosp in times nast !, !. ",,;dant ,ho, J-;y 10y
The COMING year the .onsnr,r r,;on vii, ,,.aaats
near one million botIlss mis- ;mmense 90 a,nonn,
conid never bavs hsan ali h,.t co. H. .ons
medicinal proper,ies conto;noJ in tSs nron.ra' y
tjon. and The sanc,;on NJ ,I,c most nro,n;nrn,
nbvsicions in tbosa soo,;ons of thd Cs,,n,r,.
where tbe article Il host Lnown Who No, oriy
recommend the Rit,srs 10 ,ho;r not;en,s h.,
are ready Al ali times 10 o;va ,os,irnn;als =, ;,s
efficacy IN ali casea ~ stnn,ocL;o doranoa,,,s,,,s
and the diseoses rosrl,;n. !. ,Ia,.o,rorr'
This Ia mot tomro,.ar,e ,,ar,in,;,,, ob,o;noa
bv eYtroordinarv otTor,s T. ,ho ,,oy of ,'.'no
peting the qualities of aha ritter. M % bnt q so,id
estimation Of an inyoIrob,o ,ncdicino rIicS ;s
destined 10 he me- enJ,'r;n. aa ,;na ;,soIS ~ -
Uostetier,s S,omooh Ie;t,ors Iavs --o,od
n Godsend 10 regions where fever and og,,e
and yarious other b;lioms comnloin,s bevs
counted their victims bv hundrsds To be
able TO state consdsn,l. that ths "R;i,srSS
are n certain cpre sor ~ nrsrono;o onA I;to
diseases is to the nronr;otors q so,,rco Of nm
allowed nleasure II rer,oyos oil morhiS mo,,or
from tic stomach nnr;ses tbo blood ond
imnarta renewed y;toi;tv 70 Tho norvons Srstono
giving n that tone and energy indisnensahls
for tbe restoration Of heol,b II oneraies nnon
the s,omach liver md other dioost;,e orsans
m;ldlv bnt novsrfniiy ond soon rostoros 9U, ,IaU,
40 cond;tian essan,;.1 20 ,I,a hcol,sv Il; soan,o
of tbe fnnc,ions ~ notnrs
Elderly persons NAV nse tbe B;tters do;,v M
ner d;rections on tl,s hide and ,hov w;Ii md
In Il \ st;nuIant nscuiinrIv ,don,eJ - onmcor,
declin;nr voors ~ n ;s nie..ont ~ IN. naiaVo
;nyiooraf;1s fa ibe bowsIs eycelloUt nv os p' souc
and re;uvenoi;no oeneraIIv W. have tLa av;'
dance ~ tbou,onds Of aged mon All ,ron,o,,
WHO have eynorienced the beresa oS us;no ,l';.
nrenora,;on willie sufFa rim, from ston,onI a.
70 sonro,,,o,,. ond ,ororol doS;l;,,,. oos;,
- ~" Sn SuL nsS;.;aa n; .,,y "S'"e snue,
sue ~, auloe =, p"yso,a", my nlve apanaoneu
"n uo'e,sri1uo i1 uIuSS "uu ialriy tesleu the
nler,s Vi 'n'I ~, al'i'ie now Worus 70 ihe
Heuper seA. inoiy aio oeiMh Per'ous Theh
net nv. Ua5es aie o. ,,;"i Tt, 'Ia. many VI 'neI
oins uhusr uhns sno ",l ne ro,a'lSn Oh mo'Ier
o,bo INV on'iu no.;"r" 20 % 70 ~ r. 'onue' '"a. 'ae
% 1ouuo, ir s'peV p"n hS.nh % ~ ha. % yOanS up; 70
sorge' nei Nv" S,',, oen ~ "SI sA,remo ahAie'y
Ior ner INFANT ohoulu inc Perlou OF maternity
srriVe uurIng 'ne SUMMER season. me wear Oh
Douy nlu hiinu !: eeneruiiy aggravated here,
then, is a necessity ior stimulant TO recnpc-
rate ihe energies OF the system, ana enable tne
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
Total maiorilies over Douglas

lOMi muloIlllon VVet Ooublds H.. .H...
in Is Safes 1851
We bsye given tho majorities for Lin
coin over the Fusion ticket in New York
and Penney ylyania. To arrive at his ao.
tual majority over Douglas in those
States, We mnst take from the aggregate
fusion vote, what would have been cast
for Bell and for Breckinridga in those
States. Fillmores vote was U7,000, in
New York and Pennsy ylyania, in 1866 and
certainly Dell and Breckinridge together
could not have pollsd less than this 10
1860; and II wo take another test. and
give Douglas only his proportional sh we
of The Fusion Electoral ticket in Now
York. snd the Reading Electoral ticket in
Pennsy we shall arrive at nearly
ibs same result. We must. therefore.
add at least 100000 to the 1851 to
arrive at Lincoln's real majority over
Douglas in these fifteen States.
In New Jersey, Mr.. Lincoln gets con.
siderably more votes than Mr.. Dou glas.
counting the vote of the latter, as we
must, al ST. Of the fusion vote cast 10 that
State. But we will count nothing for
Lincoln IN New Jersey, nor will we claim
anything for him In California and Ore
gon, in the former Of which he will prob
ably lead Douglas from five TO ton thou.
sand. and in the later will run about Q.
ven with him.
The remaining States are the fifteen
Southern onos--in which il will he seen,
Douglss has to get total vote Of upwards
OF f600,O00 Ia order to overcome Linooln'S
majority over him IN the North.
Now. Douglas will fall very far short
of getting such vote 10 the Southern
States. Here is an estimate, based upon
partial returns already received, aud in i
cations Of TIE Douglas vote 10 quarters
not yet hoard from;
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,
DIR. ROBACkiS


k1s--ss-ssAz1 -ss-ssAz1AssAiyaSS&
nm 60
dr. KOBACk'S' ~
NANnINLVILM nuuunYrd
w U1 mDI nIlhH hEMnDIBD!
WHpEsN Ok. RoBACk, the celebrated swedish
Blood Pills in the United States he sci forth In niaiS
language their curative properties Thia y a. tAs.-
st. ne .ase OF recommending them has since been
taken out OF mis- hands. Enhghtered men whose char
acter for sound judgment and phiosophy eIves tbei,
opnlons weight In the community men who obsSrye
G ana make assurance doubly sure }" beiorg
!ney ueelde-are everywhere approving and urRinh
the use OF these wonderful Preparations. All WA
conhde1n the wisdom and honesty otbis class Whd
cnose 10 Investigate for themselves are now OF onS
mtmd a on inls important subject. I-'- l.a So
heeyidence in the possession OF Dr. Robaeh which
lsatai taiumesaccesslbleto the public eAtabliahea IND
following ~ I
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLsj
naVeoeen proved by analysis TO
IT,. ooNIAlN NO MINERAL; ,L,r...,.t
ina they yeure the almost univ ersal comniaint. st
"a. DYSPEPSIA - ~. -,
win uHsrrtng certainty, and in We nv That
after all other medicines have proved useless, they
LIVER COMPLAINT.
ana health and strength Herer That
who have languished for years IN ha,n,a, .I..
and despondeucy,recuperate with great faDdiyunder
their irinVgora.ing operation hntalIsexnal dsa Mi
tiles are removed BY their nd oantIe
ing properties. That they yecrnit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
howeverthey may have been trlaed win snA abpsaA.
that their direct tendency TO nethen life and ran.
dert enjoyable. That direetly pnSS tSa al;
son Of dissase in the blood wy F
THEY CAUSE TO HEAL. .
and discharge from the system every tan
whether hereditary or Otherwise That thev
RECRUIT THE DFBILITATE6'
ana thai therei no disease ofthe stomach and Bow
eIsthe Liver the nervous system tbe skin glands
museles,iD arising from Impurities in The blood or
Secretons which they do not give prompi rsIsf and
i administered before the very citadel Of life hS5
oGen INVADED cgett painless and perfect cure ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
Mr.. Lincoln Elected by the People as
well as BY the Electoral College.


LIS GENEROUSLY asserted BY the oppo.
position to the Republicans. that Mr.. Lin
coin. although elected President cons itu.
tiOnAlly, by the peculiar mode Of choosing
electors, is q minority President, and
could not have been eles ed by the popu.
lar vote. Let us see. According TO tie
prevailing method Of choosing all other
officers Ly popular vote-State as well rs
National, plurality of the voters elects.
IL is not necessary that a c indicate should
have majority over all. bu, that he
should have the larges, voe cast for any
one candidate. Is Mr.. Lincoln elected by
aplurality Of the popular yo,e'
The pluralities for Lincoln, iu the 6f.
teen States certainly carried for him. a.
mount to something over 100000 votes.
Here is table Of his mojorili over the
next highest candidate. Douglas, accord.
in0 to the latest rtDOlta
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22

The above is portrait of David McCreery, Of Ma
pier township, who, the 3lst day OF gust 1852
made aidavib before Justice Gorey, that he wastreat
ed for the cBTe of Cancer BY three ply sicans Of Bed
ford county and by DR.. Newton ofths Eclectic Col
lege Cincinnati, for aperiOd ofneary eight months
Notwithstanding which, his Tip, nose and portion Of
bis left cheek entirely eaten away. He had Civ
en- up aii hope, when he heard ofhe "Blood search.
81" and was induced to try H. Four bottles cured
him, and although sadly dsgured, there is no ques-
tfon but what Us Invaluable medicine saved his life
The full particulars OF this remarkable case may be
seen In acrcularwhicb be had any fine agents
We ais0 refertO the Of Nancy Bleakney Of El-
derton, Armstrong county, PeDnsyivanfa.. .eured OF
scrofna amer being unable togcs ont bed for 3year.
To the case OF lady In knsOnviIe CIearaeld Coun
y. who was also afflicted with Serofua In its worst
form.
To the case ofGeorge Mcisel, residing in Carroll
town, Gambia county Pennsylvania, who was so bad
y afflicted with Cancer thatit eat his entire nose OF,
and his case was worse " possible than McCreory's
Tho particulars oftbese cases, every one Of which
was cured by the use oftsc Blood Searchermay also
be found In circular to be had cfany agent.
r. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor.
4. Laboratory fortbe manufacture and sale near the
Pa Railroad Depot, II Hollidaysburgh, PENNSYLVANIA.
DR.. Geo.H. Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pittsburg, Pa.
For sale by KAu FFMAN e. CO., Lancaster; J. T..
Swain, Groyeport; 4. Schnller, Roberts T. Samuel,
Columbus; Ia II. Stutson, West Jefferson; DR.. A. W,
Munson, Kenton. January 26. Ie60--ly39
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
Dissolution Of Partnership.

FUNHE Partnership heretofore existing between SIM.
EON u. BiCKPoRD& & John G. DAVIS in the
Lancaster woolen Factory Lancaster Ohio. s bv mn
tuhl consent, this day dissolved. Tho books aud ac
counts ~ said arm arc In the posssson of said Sim
con H. Bckford, who 10 authorized TO collect and set
TIE the accounts an business Of said nrn Hs will be
found al all times al the place of buslnes form erly
occupied by said Arm. Altpenons Indebted to said
atm are req ,es,ed 10 come forward aud make immo-
dinte payment. BIMEON b. RICKRORD
May 10, Is60-7f JOHN @. DAVIS. 'f