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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12


There arc conflicts now engaging the
attention Of The people Of the United
States. that must be definitely and finally
settled. The issues must be met in the
coming Presidential election. In this
contest, there can be but two parties -
7 is, we think, by this time, is clear to
the. comprehension Of all. -
This third party movement, can serve
no other purpose, than to distract and
disturb northern Ection. 1t is rot at all
probable, TINT such m orgaIi izaIion can
change single electoral vote. But the
Southern Democracy have no hope of
success, exceptil pushing forward this
scheme. They viii stand by the nominee
of the Charleston Convention. Their pol
icy viii be TO produ'e distraction in the
North, 50 far, as to make it possible to
throw the choice of President ito thr
House, where there is not tie Consti'u
lioual majority 10 decide lhe election: in
which event. the choice d, wolves upon a
Democrat Senate.
This idea. Of "ConstitattonaI Uhion
Tdrty," comes 10 the percepti9 N as plsu
sble and righteous movement. ana has re
ceiyed the concurrence OF many very good
northern men; but It's success heretofore
has been fallsciou.; as il wi be gain
The farce Of "sariag the Un on has becr
played out it is no longer available Th'
platform upon WIFI he Republican par
ty stands, is sufIi ienhy constitutional Il
NEE lie views ofai who really love tlr
Union I he seeds Of dissolution will
never rminate in the Nor b; and how
evsr much Sout orners may buster abou
Withdrawing from he cont, dcracy, "
have no f.als ia tha, direction Nrlthp
do we think that South"rne will bl andit
these threats beyond mere time selyin
purpo'e.
Tie Republican party, and tlose wi
coo, crate with them against the CORFU
tion' Of the present Southern adminstr'
ton, know, now, 100 well, that all att, mpt
to blow into vitality this ?I,ird party. a,
indirectly laying into the hands # the
enemies.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
man vtus made to rIourn.

30 SAID the inimitable Roben Burns, and to Rrss,
extent lhere is DO doubt he VAS right. There is no
contract deseased th5n IN the Spring the many aud.
gen gen changes oftemperament, the damp and slnsh OF
dsoivng snow to the follies OF many fashions
vent ~ We have but to mention "Dr Iindsny q i'm
proved Rioqd Searcher," and the question Is answer
ed Read the certificates Of Its efficacy. Try bottle
u sa.lsaction Is not given, mcney refunded. Sold By
all lle principal Druggists In the Union.
lLIIsee adyeLtlsement 10 anotheE column.-16
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
TJVO CONSUMPT?vEa.-T6sidv,,,,.. idv,,,,..,

u" CONSUMPT9VES.-Th advertiser hayI
Il Ing been restored to health in few weeks, by a
simple remedy, after having suffered several year,
WIN aseyere Lung 6seiioH and that dread dis. ase
consumption lis anxious 10 make known to his fell
IT, ne VIII send copy OF the used free Of
endrge with directions for preparing aud uAinR the
same which they will fud sure Cure for csnsump-
advertiser In sending the to beneat The
ahetcn and he hopes every will try his reme-
dN's Will cost them nothing. and may prove bles.
sing. Parties wishing the pTescriplIon will nlesss
addre" REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Feb. l0, ls60-3mt3 WilliAmsburgh, LongIsland.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
VNARM LANDS FOR SALE. Q, MILES ,,om Phi,

ENARM LANDS FOR SALE, 25 MILES from Phil.
adephia by Railroad, In the State Of New Jersey.
SOIL among the best for agricultural purposes being
good loan soil, with clay bottom. The lapd is a
large tract divided iuto small farms, and hundreds
building. rbe crops produced are large and can be
seen growing: The climate is delightful and secure
ron iross Terrs from sl5io s20per acre, payable
wnln iour years by instalnents To visit the place
leave Vine Street Wharf at Phiadelphja nj 7X A. NJ
oy hallroad for Hamm0nton, or address RI. BHRNES
6y letter. Harmonton Post ONCE, Atlantic county
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

g Preparations are making for the
raising of at least, portion of the Allan-
ito Telegraph Cable, rsmedying the de,
feet if possible, and placing it again ill
working order
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

: Eg- The Oyster business is greater
than many suppose. Baltimore the past
year, values hers. st$s4, 100000. and
Viginia's Oyster trade is supposed to Le
double that amount.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
DR.. Hoback,s yearly Resutne.

DrseAsE ExPELLED FROM THE BLooD Bf UR. RonAcR's
SoAHpIEAvIAN REMEDiEs--l know of fourteen hum
dted ana hty one persons, somo OF wh6fi have been
given over BY PHYSICIANS, who havo been radically
cured hy my Scandinavian mediciheS, and 90 moi
hear OF one In thousand or the that my medi-
cines effect Aui6ng them, as copied from my record
are 9iO Of Dyspepsia: iS6 Liver Complaint; iii Rheu-
mallsm; % Scroua in adults 81 Scroa In children;
l35 General Debility Il Sexual Disability; 1856 Te,ter
nd other diseases iths kin; 36 Fi aiS Fever and
Ague; $50 various diseasea. / have now over sU0
Agents. Zee advertisement. lm9
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

Ey-, The las, California steamer only
brought $S95. oODin treasure. Thesmall
Of the same are accounted for
by extensive investments 10 the Washoc
silver mines. 4, 80 s,ss.,.s n, ,a--
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
Special NOtitts.


Gives notice, tha. he has removed bis
Shop. 10 The building heretofore known
as MRS, GsEEs's 10 V, opposite The shRf-
Ter Hotel.-4w. &..s.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
WENGOVAH.

DIR. A. G. BARLow has removed bis
ofice,tO rooms in the Giesey BuildiDg.on
South side of Main Street. up stairs.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
POLITENESS.

We extend our remarks on ,he art of
success in business, to the Indispensable
necessity Of the habilual and constant
practice of true and unirigned polteness
on the part of business meL. To leave a
favorable impression on the minds Of
strangers, is the peculiar pe,ogative ofIhe
man Of business; on account Of the large
number Of persons with whom he il
brough, into commerce, The art fpleas-
ing, by the labitual exercise Of true po.
liteness, becomes powerful levg, when
honestly and sincerely .prSc'iccd. Genu'
inc civilty may be defined TO be. "the arI
of slo,Oing men BY erternal sgns, tho in.
tsrnol regard Ue hare for tksm.' 1t indi.
Gates at once good hear and wise head
And while the honest outflow Of Witty.
the Legitimate offspring Of good breeding,
will continually addlo the number Of ones
friends, the fool, who by his clustering
vanity, for The purpose Of making pocuni-
AIRY gain, only drives sensible people far
ther from aim,
THERE'S nothing so universally aniable
as an uusophisticA,cd, unspoiled child
Y is true symbol Of genuine politcness.
II is's'namp of divinity telling the world
that such are Of the family Of man. ,Po.
litencss, that deserves the name. goes
hand in haod with nature; and ''is often
erfound in lowly shods with smoky raft.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

Messrs. EpirORs:-Please announce my
resignation. as a member of the Repub-
licau Central Committee Of ofFairfield coun-
ty, Ohio. ABRAHAM sHHFFER.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
CHANGE OF TIME.
Cine n nntl w WIImingtonNzanesvIIl
RAIL ROAD.

nN and after Monday, Dee. s, 1859, the schedule
~ OF timefor Trains on this road, Leaving Lancas.
ter win be as follows; Ia F =
GOING WEST.
No. 9, Passenger atll 2S A. M.,arriving at Cinen,
natl O 3S pm.
freight and Accom- m odauion Train at 90 p. N.
departure atl 10 A. arriving at Cincinnati at2 Is
GOING EAST.
No. I, Passenger at 93P NJ, arriving atzanoSville
at 25 P. making direct for the East
Freight aud Accommodation Train at3 81 p. NJ.
arriving al zanesvillt atl030 A, NJ. Making direct
conn eetions forthe East and West via. the Central
Ohio Railroad. Passengersfor Columbus will take
this Train. The above Trains stop at allstations.
.--s-.r--'t WM.KBY BOND, Receiver.
B, n. ABBOT, Assistant superintendent.
RI DeeelnborS, is59--32u s'T r-
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Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-03

"Undauned Dick" is the soubriquet of a
| converted prize fighter from the mines Of Ian.
caslIlre, who is aboring among the lowest class
OF London society, singing and preaching to
them with wonderful success in beneftting
their souls He has a colleague who is con
yerted chimney sweep, and whose name is
Carter While the latter is mighty in prayer,
Weaver, the collier, is wonderful in exhorta.
ton, and his singing is said to be very effec-
tive.
While Johnson Miiler's family, in Troy,
were sitting down to supper, one day last week,
the lightning struck the chimney OF the house,
throwing the bricks in all directions, tearing
open three joints Of stove pipe, and passed
into the cellar, splitting timbers, tearing up
boards, and making confusion generally. 1t
then came up through the floor into the kitch-
en-, tore the sole off Mrs. Mier's shoe, unity
ing the shoe string at the same time, knocked
down small boy. stove down partition in
the house, and then passed off without doing
any further injury.
a jumping match lately came off at Gin
cinnati for set of silver ware. The one tina
measured the greatest number of feet in hop,
step, and jump, was to carry off the prize,
which was won by VIM. Abbott, he having
made As feet and inches. There were 50
competitors for the prize.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-03

TRANCE OF DEATH.-In a village near
Newark England, in an old matched house,
which has been occupied by the same family
for nearly three hundred years, there lives an
old man who has nearly completed his S6th
wear. A person who had occasion to visit him
the other day was not a little surprised TO hear
the old gentleman, in the course of converse
ton. express his belief that he was not only
going to heaven, but had been there once since
his first introduction into this world. From
the account he gives of the matter it appears
that when he was about eleven years OF age,
he was in apparently lifeless state when he
called trance-for the space OF nine days,
and during this time he thinks he was permit
ted to behold the glories Of heaven His parents
fully believed him to be dead; the passing
bell was rung his coffin was ordered ana
made and on the third day his friends rs"
sembled Tor the purpose OF following INN to
the grave. The clergyman of the parish went
in to look at the supposed corpse before the
coffin iii was screwed on, and finding it to be
warm, he at once expressed his opinion that
the child was not dead, and after ordering the
postponenent of the funeral, sent his servant
on horseback for doctor, who, on arriving at
the house. confirmed the assertion of the min
lister, and instructed the boy mother to muis-
ten the boys lips with wine and water twice a
dav. She did so and on the seventh day
showed signs of life by moving-on the eighth
day he could hear the conversation of persons
in the rooni-and on the ninth day he was
able to open his eyes aud rise from the sup
posed bed of DEATH Since that time his health
has been delicate, but he has continued to oc.
cupy the grazing land adjoining his cottage,
and has kept cows after the manner Of his
foreiathers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-03

COTTON quiet and unchanged; bales at lO5c
for midtling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 2l, 294 bbls sales 10000 bbls state
and western shade hrmer closing quiet superine state
s545 @ 555 extra state IS 10 $3.50 round hoop Ohio,
S592 % Ol5; supporting western S545 g 555 common to
ter; sales ?lOO0 66ls mixed to good $3.50 500; fan
5.45 a $50; sales $50 Dbs; extra S565 a $50.
GRAIN. Wheat quite firm but active the frcights
check the export demand; sales 5000 bushels amber
spring 5 IS; Milwaukee club Sl,33; winter
western, Sl,3j a 3S: white Michigan Sl,,4j "a LOO
white Indiana 81 35 a. lj0 amber western 81 80 "a 40;
red 81 IS white KenIuckv S,50. Corn scarcely
firm sales $4,000 BUSH mixed western $50 67c to arrive
zoe.
PROVISIONS-Beef steady; sales $50 bbs; country
mess a $50; prime 81 "a 40; repacked Chicago SO
q 1850; prime mess sl3 q siS P9rk firm; sales 799
q l425 new, and 1925 for OIL Lard more active;
sales 100 500 kegs; bbls l3c. Sugars dull Cuba