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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE

NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE !!
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR.. Wadsworth svery simple and entire.
y new, and by it disease Of any of the internal vital
organs is in very few minutes detected with facility
and certainty, without asking the patient question,
having the least previous knowledge Of the case.
Among the diseases treated with perfe
And all diseases of a Scrofuous origin: Ulcers, Tn-
mers, Enlarged Glands Joints, Hip Disease, Swet-
led Neck or Goitrs, Scrofulous Sore Eyes, Scald
Head, Eruptions the face or other parts Cancer,
Fstuia, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gravel, 1mpo.
tence Structure, St. Vitus Dance, Epilepsy, Rhouna-
tism, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague and Fever, Neuralgia
&c
All diseases peculiar to Females, and all Chronic
Diseases of the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs Heart.
Stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Skin or other Or
Those suffering from Chronic Diseases, of any de-
scription, may bo assured that their will be
treated fairly and canddly, and they will not BE- en-
prospect of benefit. DR.. w. has visited Cleveland
and other places in Ohio and New York, regularly,
for the last two years, and can furnish patients with
ar amour: of evidence in regard to his skill and
qualifications physician. lie will visit the above
places in FIVE or six weeks, for one Year, thus
giving those who consult him, opportunity to continue
till cured. Those which have been trea ed by
others, and pronounced lncurabe, are requested to
call it will cost you nothing to have your case exam
ined and explained.
Mark well the lime and day, and call early.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Galvanism.
Dr.. Fl. W. .WADswoRTH-Uear Sir: In November,
1857, suffered severely from inflammation Of the eyes,
pronounced by several physicians; scrotul us sore
eyes. tried several prescriptions given me by my
family physician and Others but all failed in giving
relief. During the winter and spring they continued
to grow worse and when hot weather came in the
summer thought would have to resign my commits
sion Justice Of the Peace. At this time noticed
your card in the Cleveland Plandealer, and was in
duced to call upon you. The result has beon highly
satisfactory After taking two three prescriptions
my eyes gradually improved. ] ought to have ac.
knowledged my gratitude to you long ago. as my eyes
have been perfectly restored to their original healthy
state by your treatment. you think the above state
ment of any use to you, or those similarly afflicted
You may make what use of you please for that end
JOHN THOMPSON,
Justice of the Peace, streetsboro', Portage Co.
Dec. l, 1862
Any person sending correct statement Of thell
symptoms, and enclosing S., will have medicine
adapted to their case, sufficient to last month, OF
| five weeks, sent them by Express.
Address II. W. WADSWORrH, M. D..
| august 81, 1859. Batavia, NY.
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G.. w. ESSlG,
J. E. GREEN,
JOHN c. BEATTY,

VANCE & GAKDNEh.
res,orsir Furniture Upholstery. Pictures, Looking
Glasses, etc No. Phoenix Block, kavenna. y.
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Farm for Sale.


THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm OF
4 about ninety-eisht acres, situate in Rayenpa.
Portage county, Ohio, on the Cleveland and Wells.
willie Turnpike and adjoining the corporate limits Of
he village OF Revenna. The farm embraces about
seventy acres ofimproved land, under h,ch state of
ana the whole pleasantly located, watered by never
failing streams: suitable for grain or stock farm,
Depot OF the Cleveland and Pitburg Railroad. and
few hundred feet of the contemplated Union Depot Of
tho cleveland and Pittsburg and Atlantic and Great
and commodous, we'll and conveniently arraneedS
with well of pure soft water, large orchard Of
grated and choice apples, ard general variety of
farm barn, with sheds attached, horse and carriage
BARN. and other out'buildngs in good repair-makins
one OF the most desirable farms in Northern Ohio
Eor Terms ana particulars, reference NAV be had 70
". Beebo or II. e. Ranney, by letter or otherwise.
or to the subscriber WILLIAM CO0fWAWe
Ravenna, April Ia, 1859.
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Long Lost, but Now Found !

a FFER twenty years experience, I have
succeeded in discovering a HAIR DYK that ia
superior to all others.
The undersigned wishes to inform the public that
he IS now prepared TO color hair black or brown at
hall what it usually costs, and will sell his un Iivaed
Liat DEe at just ha what they have to pay for other
dyes. Those Wishing to purchase will do well tn cali
AZ my Shaving and hair Cutting Saloon at the Collins
House. " UNIV 00'''n'
Hair Cutting done in tho most approved style and
shampooning done truly delightful.
also manufacture and keep on hand splendid
scalp clear Of dandru cure the aching humors Of The
scalp and prevent the falling off of the hair,
Raz' 'rs and scissors sharpened.
February /, 1e60-ly PROF, n JAMES
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CLOCkS, CLOlkS, CLOCky !

The best in the world, and warranted to
st q lifetime. BAIRD 4 WAIT.
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TLORIMEL and Haveio"k Extracts, new
il Perfumes Pine Apple, Almond and Vanaa
for havoring Almond scented Toilet Soap, ETC.,
rctoher o. 1880 For sale at SWIFT'S.
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SAEEO1sD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,


Compounded ON Pure Vegetable Extracts, and
mt up in glass cnses, air tight and will keep in any
climate. ,,, ,,
The FAMILY CAThA, }RT1C PILL is a gentle
but active Cathartic that'-o the proprietor has used
in his practice more than w twenty years.
The constantly increas Il ng demand from tnose
who have long used the FILLS, ant the SAUSAGE
ton which all express in - regard to their use mas
induceA me to put themts@ wlthln the rcach OF an.
The Profession weni know that different Cath.
orlics act on diTrrenth ,portions of the bowels.
IRE FAMILY CATHAl lRTIC PILL has, with due
rcfernnce 10 this well esEo ltabshcd fact, been COM
pounded from variety,. Iof the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act alike on every part OF The all
rcntary canal, AID are II good and sale IN All cases
where aEathartic is need ~ Ieh, such as DERASGE
MGHr OF THE STOMACH. ~ SLEEPINEss, CosTlyNEss,
PAl>s1N THE BACK AND I'd ILolNs, PAIN AND SORE
NESS OVER THE WHoLE - 5oDv, from sldden cotd
which frequently, if ncgP Itected, end IN long
course Of Fever, loss off. Appetite, a Creeping
Sens ton of Cold over, - lihe Body, Restessness
Hradochn. or Weight in e tho Head, all Infamma.
tory Diseases, Worms r, In Children or Adults
Rheumatism, a great Pu ~ rlfer of the Blood, and
many diseases 10 which flesh is heir, too numerous to
mention In this advertisement. Dose to B..
PRICE 30 CENTS.
The Liver Invigorator and FAMILY Cathartic Pills
arc retailed by Druggists generally, and scld whole
sale by the Trade in all the large towns.
st. W. SANFORD, N. o.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
1886 broadway, New York.
January 10, l9j0-iy
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THE PLACE to have your Prescriptions
= properly prepared Is at sWIFT'S.
Sent. d. Iaf1.
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BEAUTIFUL AND COMFORTABLE.

MO ONE can view Pork, Cemetery,
lS Lawn, or Avenue, which is tastefuly ornamen.
Chestnut, Cedar, Catalpa, Pine, Larch, Mountain
Ash, Willow, Arbor Vitae, Birch and Labarnum
trees, without realizing something of the magnf-
cence of nature Whoever owns house with plats
before and behind 1t, may have life long pleasure by
the outlay ofa very few dollars thereon, in the plant
ing of Fruit and Ornamental trees. The Spring is
good time to transplant Peach, Pear, Apple Cherry,
Quiuce and Evergreen trees; as also Currant Goose-
berry, Blackberry, Raspberry, Grapes, %c.. &c. In
Cleveland have largo stock of all the foregoing,
of which is reared the nursery soil Of
the lake Shore All orders for the delivery of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees. or for the mapping out and
ornamentng of Fair Grounds, Cemeteries, Church
Yards, Lawns, Avenues, &c. promptly attended to.
RANSOM H. CLARK.
Rootstown, February 8, le60-2m
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DR. BRONSON having been so far redu.
y ced by consumption as to be considered beyond
all nope OF recovery by the most eminent OF the med
ical profession, and also by himself-a regular Phy
clan Of twenty years praetceas last resort, Goa.
ceived the idea OF ASALYZING THE BLOOD, and
applying the subject Of physiology TO the mme-
date connection, and effect Of the state Of the blood
upon the health and system. The result has been the
production of this "BL00D FOOD, from the use Of
which DR.. Bronson restored to perfect health
Within six months after its introduction, over two
thousand consumptves were efectually cured by It.
II you have any complaint of consumptive tenden.
cy, CoUGH, COLD, HEADACHE, PALPITATIoN OF TEE
HEART, oss OF APPETITE, OR PAIN THE SIZE, lose
no time in procuring bottle of the BLOOD FOOD.
II you are suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, your
sleep broken and disturbed If your spirits de-
pressed or your organs relaxed, you will find in this
an unfa1ng remedy, by CONNER cling with TEN drops.
If your LIVER Is torpid, or diseased in any manner
whatever, ONE BOTTLES will be sure to inVig.
orate and bring 1t into lively and healthful action
In the most nveterate of DYSPEPSIA the patient
can here find the most efficient and grateful relief
benefit Is always experienced after taking ONLY
! ONE BOTTLE. In MALE OR FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND
WEAKNESSES, the sufferer, after trying other reme-
dies In vain, may rest assured that certain will
result from TWO OR THREE BOTTLES. The "BLOOD
FOOD" Is ehectual in all cases of ERUPTIoNs, SALT
RHEUM, ScRoFULos and other like complaints. Pale
and emaciated children and adults are imme edately
benefited by ITS 1t gives strength to the body
and color and beauty to the skin. Physicians Of all
schools are using it with wonderful success.
For full directions, see circulars. Price 81 peF
bottle.
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Douglas or the value Of labor.

In one of his recent speeches iu Vir-
giuia, Mr. Douglas thus speaks Of The val
ue Of labor;
The Slavery question was a matter Of
political economy People bought where
they could purchase cheapest, and sold
where they could get the best prices. So
in regard TO the employment Of Legro Ia
Dor, where it was cheapest 1t would en-
ployed; where white labor was cheapest,
slave labor would be excluded. t,
Here the introduction of Slavery into
the Territories IS made mere question of
dollars and cents. The moral, social and
political evils of the institution are re-
garded by him as nothing.
If slave labor is the cheaper. it il right
TO uote ii up Kwhite labor, which de.
mands the comforts Of life for him who
tolls, and the wife and children of his
home which claims competence that
will make its labor respected, by sur
rounding it with the REIN. mpnts Of civil.
ized life which will not tolerate the idea
that opportunity Of mental and moral ip-
struclion shall be withheld from it, bat in
all things pertaining TO political aud So
cial equality, shall be equal to any other
occupation, if such laOor shall bear
market value greater than slave labor, it
is to he Voted dorm
How many belonging to the lsboring
clssses support one who ulters the Above
sentiments, is beyond our comprehension.
Party Zeal mus. disregard every thing
when it tOlerstes such servIiIy TO slave
owusrs. Labor must be blineded 10 its
best interests, and submissive to any wrong
if it approves the low standard IN the So
cial stale 10 which Mr.. Douglas would
consign it. Negro labor is cheaper than
tree labor, and therefore. according to
Douglas, must take precedence of the lat
Ter! Such standard is as moustrous as il
is unjust for instead Of rlevaling labor to
the high position it now enjoys under OUT
government, it debases ito the low posi-
liou TO which labor has always been de-
g. AIDED wherever Slavery has existed.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
NO. 27.
Douglas Candidate. for Vice President In.
suits Mechanics nj P,ftshurg

Douglas Candidate for Vice President In.
suits MechaDjcs nj PIttsbuTg.
Mr.. Herschel " johnson could not let
the opportunity clip ofinsulting the work.
lirgmen of the North. 10 his speech at
Piltsourg, Saturday night last. He de-
nOuncrd them as slaves men owns
ed by their employers varying his "a
vorile theory that "capital should own
labOr," by asserting that capital doesown
it. 10 speaking Of Slavery, 1--WE copy
from the Gazette's report he said:
Look a! the Slares in your own Work.
shops! They are dr,ven 10 The Polls at tie
beck ofMeir Masters, under penalty Of TO-
ing Discharged
This was Ieceived with indignant cries
Of "Not sol" mo, sirl' "No, uol" "No
sir-rcebobp and 50 on, the workmen IN
! the crowd giving the insulting falsehood
The most emphatic denial. A Voice in
the crowd asked, What about Capital
owning Labor?" He answered by repeat
ing the insult, in substance: IL do not
believe" be said, sin one white man own.
ing another, as the masters in your work.
shops do!'
This also, was received with tie same
Indignation response of mo! Mol" "Not
SOP and Mr.. Hsrschel Vesuvins took to
belehing about Popular Sovereignty" 10
escape from the aroused hostility Of his
audience.
The workingmen Of tins city have learn.
cd, in person, what slaveholding aristo-
crat thinks Of them. They have often
been told that Il e SHAREHOLDERS despised
all laborers. simply because they are la
borers, and the naughty. overbearing in-
sulting bearing. Of this aristocraic, slave
holding nabob towards Il em is proof po.
si,ive Of the fact. Mr.. Johnson is one of
that class who think that al lsborers are
or ought to be slaves. and he according
treats them as such; and he is fair speci-
men of the ruling element in tie Demo.
cratic party.
Our workirgmen all show what they
think Of him at the polls.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
nrCol. Philip S. White. one Of IL.

EF Col. Philip S. White, one of tie
speakers at the m etiug in Philadelphia,
on Friday last, reci ed the following
Characteristic, incident:
"But it was objrcled that if Liuco.n
WAS elected no Southern man would take
office. A friend Of Mr. Lincoln said II
fear you will be greatly troubled With
the South YES repli-d Nlr Line n,
ii fear shall" "0f cou Sc. all is
friend, "on account Of their oppnsitlo u
you" why" replied Mt. Lincoln.
"Look at this pile of letters befor4 M l
shall have trouble. They are all from h
South and are applications for Office in case
should be elected" So much for Mr..
Lincoln's trouble with the South" .s
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

the breeze, upon it is inscribed support
in the right, opposition to the wrong. ]
appeal TO you vo ters Of Old Fairfield in
general. Isppeal to you citizens Of the
city Of Lancaster in particular. politically,
do now appeal to you Il have tile evi.
dence Of your social kindness. when
helpless victim to disease in par
ticular,) to come TO my support, not for
me individually, but Cor the cause in which
| am engaged, opposing the influence of
liquor politically, Its influence socially,
opposing political corruption and political
demagogueism. You see what | have to
contend against, but with your support
can bear the banner through and over all
this, powerful, as it may seem to he. il is
as chsf against the uprising of an irsulted
and indignant people seeking redress
Should you, however, disregard your hon
est convictions Of duty as democrats, your
obligations 10 society as citizens, shall
have tie consolipg reflection to know that
| have done my duty as democrat and as
citizen.
Democrats Of Old Fairfield, hoLest Jack
sonian Democrats. l have given you the
best evidence can give that l have no
ccnection with the wire working, dishonest
gambling politicians Of this city, and con-
sequently must expect their opposition
but with your support this will be but a
small thing to overcome. You may see
from this circular how expert they are in
this city-changing sides and stealing
each others thunder. 4 *
In conclusion, l wish to say that reli-
gion should have been kept out of this
contest. because 1 believe it is wrong in
politics. acknowledge l am not men,
ber of any particular church, but sup-
porter of all, and though l would not
boast of my liberality, have been So be.
yond my circumstances. gave for the
building of one church in this city SIS,
and if the subscription list is not evidence
Of this I refer John NJ. CoDnell to his un.
Gle the Hon. w. Medill for proof. These
rumoIs are put in circulation by men who
support Miller, who are known to be gam.
bling card players every day of The week,
and on Sunday in particular. as it affords
them the better opportunity to ensnare
the young Of our city.
WIN. UPHELD.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
The sedltion Resolution of Douglas.

The Sedition Resolution of Douglas.
There Is feature of Mr.. Douglas pol
ilical course during the last session Of
Congress. which does not seem to have
the prominence or receive the attention OF
all parties, it deserves. We allude 10
his proposed Sedition Bill which with the
explanation furnished by Lis accompany
ing speech, is tile mos Infamous political
movement of late years
On the 10Th of January, 1860, Mr.
Douglas submitted to the United States
Senate the following resolution.
Resolved, That the Committee on the
Judiciary he instructed to report bll
for the protection Of each State and Ter
ntory of the Union, against invasion by
the authorities or Inhabitants of any OH
er State or Territory. And for the sup
preston and punishment Of conspiracle
or combinations In any State auG Terrific
nv, with intent to invade, assail or moles
tie government inhabitants, properly o
institutions of aLy, State or Territory Q
the Union.
That is, among other things, MI
Douglas asked the Sen4e to instruct I'll
judiciary Committee 10 report bill 10
the suppression and punishment OF com
binations in any State, Territory, with in
tent to asssil the government, inhabitsn's
property or institution / any State or Ter
ritory Of the Union. 1t is true this pur
nose is mixed with, and covered up oy
other matters, but this is one OF the pur
poses, and as We claim, the chief purpose
of the resolution. nm
What does its language import! ThA
any combination, (Which includes, o
, course party organizalions) with inteu
to assaiI (which by no means is confined
ito an outward exhibition Of force but in
,ludes an attack with arguments, censnr
abuse, or criticism) the government, in
habitants, property or Institutions, whicl
incluss everything belonging to people
ofany state or territory especially SLAYER.
shsll be punished. .
That is if any number of persons Il
Ohio form a society for the suppression Q
polygamy in Utah, and in their ConsliIr
'Itlon or platform assert that that cOnsti'u
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
COUNTY OFFICERS. .

Judge Of Fairfield Common Pleas COrEt-HENRY
C. WHITMAN, residence Lancaster, Ohio.
Probate JudgS-JESSE LEoHNER, Office In Public
Building.
ProJsoating Attornsy-JAMES W. STlNCHCoMB,
ShsriF-AARON W. EBRIGHT, ONCE at Jail.
CLERK Of COurt-JoHN G. RAtNEY, Office Public
Building.
Auditor-A. ]. DILDINE, Office Public Building.
Trsa,prsr--P. G. BEN ADUM, Office Public Building
Rseordsr-l. SYFBRT. Office Public Building.
Sarpeyor-E. S. HANNUM, oHace, Public Building.
Coronsr-L. SLEEPER, residence ,Madisontp.
Commission ers-JOSEpH SHARP, Of Bern Town
ship; JONAS A. BAKER, OF Walnut Township, and
john W. CUNNINGHAM, of Hooking Township.
School E 3 minsrs--WM. w. WHITNEY, JOHN
WILLIAMS and URIAH g. RUTTER.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

Lord Bacon bearifully said: "Ifam
be gracious 10 strangers, il shows heis q
citizen of the world, and that bis heartis
no island cut of from other lands, but b
Continent that joins them" a.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
Recent for Vinegar.

Take forty gallons rain water, gallon
molassts, and pounds arctic acid. II
will be fl for use in few day',-This is
the receiptby which most of the cider vim
egar is made, which is sold in the stores,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

PBusiness cards Ofabout by the year, SIS 90
PAdvertisements, not marked on the manuscript,
W III be continued at our terms until forbid.
NPLegal adv ertisements, Administrators notices,
TO-, must hs paid for IL advance, for reasons which,
we will explain at the time.
TJThe above terms strictly observed in all cases.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

We are pre- pared to execute all deser ptions
WORK: such as CARDS, GIRO" LARS, POSTERS
AND FANCY JoBBlNG, with new and superlortype
and on short notice,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04
H-A Douglas speaker at Syracuse was

asked to define Mr. Douglas position up
on the slavery question. Said be; s'Mr,
Douglas believes that if slavery, ain I .
mind to 90 where she is mind to,
she may stay where she is.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-04

ABRAHAM. LINCOLN has lstely received
a land warrant for 100 acres Of land for
services rendered in the Black Hawk war
as captain of Illinois militia,