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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-06
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DR. Richardson's BIrTERs.--In our columns may be
found an anadyertsement of Sherry Wine Bit,ers, pre
pared BY DR.. $. o. Richardson, Of South Reading,
Mass. They are, az saidtO be, undoubtedly compos:
cd ofa variety ofyaluabie aud purely vegetable mat
ter and from orr own experiences, as we'll as others
we can speak highy of their renovating and inyror.
ating effects upon the system. We have good oplu.
ion ofthe BIters, as they are not quack noslrum,
but discovered, prepared and yendod bya regular
physician, graduate ofthe college OF our own State
and who has said but little in the way OF pulling them
himse but leaves II to those who try them tsJudge
themselves Fotthc diseases that many are liable 70
IN the Spring and Summers, such as Debility, Dyspep
sa' bliious and Nervous complaints, we do not hes.
te to say that these Bitters will be found SAFE a.
greeabte and eGectunl restoratye As good health is
one offhe greatest OF earthly blessing would early
advise those laboringundcr such disease. 10 mako
al OF DR.. Richardson's Bitters ley can do no harm
and may do much good we are cmfden III many
eases they have: Vegetables and substance
are unquestionably the most congenal 10 the human
S,s'om' oolu Oy G' Kaufman d Co. 4w30
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DR. s. o. RIO AARDs0N's .
Sherry u me Bitters.

ne celebrated Ffs Englaad Reed for HaSituafcs
"Paio". JsHHdiee, Ftrsr dad Agus, General De-
| 6lHy, aHd all Diseases drisiAg from DisOr-
I,. dsred T0mGeA Livsr or BoIiols. ..,..,..
lVENHEf are used and reeomm ended by leadinePhy
sleinns o. the county, and all who try them pro-
sDR JAMEs L. IgEPRE, writes from Fayarre. STARK
county, Oho 'ihe Bitlers highly praised by those
s1nerlng from Indigestion, d!spepsfa and liver COM
4. S. DAVIS. Postmaster at Williamsport. obIo,
says, "they give great satisfaction | n,e them INV.
SELL having taken end. become PROSTATE and lost my
| appetite. II relieved me, and ! can recomu end n
with great assurances Of It's merits, -
DR. WM NJ. KERR OF Rogersville. Indiana, writes
rs that they are he most valuable medicine offered
&C. M mas recomme nded them with great success, and
heart and general debility.
Tnoan STANFORD, Esq, BlounisvilIo, Henry cotp-
y, Indiaha. writes US lenE etier Gder date fMaS
J. ied0. He was mnch rednced, having been affeteI
!orthres years With frat nervous debility. paIpita-
non OF The heart OF The most severe and prostranp
Character ''aher using fpw bottles was comp1ete-
~ restored, and am now in robust healthy -
GEoEGE ", HoFTNAN says he was afflicted with rheu-
patsm for tweI ty Years. III all lis various forms
a. tIe lale q he bad been two years we'll !;
le blerSehecting the when Several physicIans
attending hiT could do him no good He saws ofoy
rheumatism. dyspepsia, liver complaint. kidney adec-
tion or dropy.i IL is a specific certain remedy"
J. W. HUNT writes from Delph0s, Allen county,
Ohio. "a section where Fever and que preyails it
he most cheerfully recommends them Of decided
merit IN all cases OF Fsusr and AgTt; Dysptpsia aaS
D. X. GALLfnErS, N. b. writes from Van wsrt;
Ohio, 81 most respectfully recommend the Shefrf
Wine Bers to the notice of Dyspeptie persons, and
to all who require astimulating redicine Sutk e1s
pe are reesiriAg daily. Full drectisns accou pa6y
each bottle They sold by Medicine dealef fs gen.
orally, Price IS cent per bottle. T,
N. HARRIS a. co. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Prnpnetors for the Southern and western States,
To whom address all orers. 70 sale by G. Kaufman
& Co.. E. L. Slocum, SiGord d Sturgeon, LancasIe1I
Richard B. Walker, West Rushvile; p. Hane, Plea
A RanatmnEpF QHoa L. A..
drew, Lhhopolis; David ProUost Marcy; J. Lerch &.
Co. Amanda. Nov l. Is6O-ly3I
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CITY EMP0RTTH


MiSssiiaAs0as Arfieiss.
inc strongest passion 10 the human breast
isah0En for Thing the newest and the best;
Wv thSgghk, new fDen.neE measures and new Store
hfs AZ ths vogue, though sons Of theln are bores:
~ W1nng LANCASTER We see the same / r
Dsplay'd for money or display'd fog fame;s y
| Ifor Instance, AZ The Store On Gmd Main Street.
a ine n2esing valley Bank Just opposite,
afe sold No ARTICLES mOst cheap and dae.
| ~ Ur0esry, Fancy, and PrODisi0H line:
y. ~ mere GEO. W. LITTLE, as proprietor
% plea,e bls many cnsiome ~ 10 sure:
yareIyslbe very spice Of life, and there
y nmay he found In sy'1y thing that'a naYs.
me best Of G'oetr'ss Of eV'ry kiade,
mnh lower pne'd Than any 10 the trade:
we cannot Mention all the fancy 10 delizbt.
BntJud enough 10 whet the appetite:
ne sugar. nd The Coffee OF each Kind,
abd dlhfent spiees pleasing dir rent mIndsl ~
r0r smokers best Tobacco ofthe dny. T
with German smoking pipes or wood aud cIay.
And neh Segars 10 VII q our cares away:
Ihe 6eImaD, French, aod cnOlce Madeira Wine
ror ~, health and pleasure GIids most divine!
mAgl0ry Brandy which has RL0rE sure
ror those who wisely drink It old and pure:
ne richest Cider. Porter, Ale, and Beer,
Oi ev'u quality the soul 10 cheer; ~
me blsters made OF Wine that have a snell
medlclnal 10 make the richest well:
ihe sweetest Crackers, Cakes and. raeiast Chaeaa
~ % sn3n. All Gr0esries that sell md please:
4 ilIl E"Porium for PrOUiSiops rare,
100 very numerous TO mention hare
Enough 10 make all Fairfield County thyive
~ ~ ieeh lhe world and keep our race alive:
Jne rafeyt dainties ip C0Hfeetionary way = rsg
for daily feasIlhg and each holiday: ~
= Misestiqny TOO, NJ ey'ry thing
",ieh n IasIIDg good or transient pleasure brings:
-, rev we note:-the Eartern Ware and crotkeTy
Inc Inc Pistolssalted to the hand and eye:
~ ne oils Ior Gentlemen's aud Ladies'. hair;
70 70 mako the really beautiful more llir:T
anS amS loys Ior children, Wrapping Parer strdhe,
ana various hOnseh hold BrOons for old and yo,1,4
5u' we mu'Iqait. our swelling llst m az la ienr
WAofesate and BY Retail aud ei tie lik al nfiess
IN. nna 10 Inode which eV'ry customer entiees,
= roI OAsII or PRODUCE as the buyer pIease,! -t
Come cue, come all, and favor when you eune
iHk CITY ASp TnE corsTRYS fRuk EMPoRIux.
Lancaster, Ohio, Nov. IL, IrfO.-3a -
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Letter from Ex-Presideut Pierce

A letter from Ex- President Pierce. da.
ted Lowell, Mass, Nov. 9eth, has found
lis way into print. He says: ~.
1t is worse than idle-it is foolhardv-
to discuss the question of probable rela.
tive suffering aud lUss in different SEQ.
tions Of the Union. In case of dis, uption
we shall all be involved 10 common tinan.
cal embarrassment aud ruin, and, fear.
IN common destruction, so much more ap.
paH.ng than any attendant upon mere
sacrince OF property. that one iuvolun,a-
Il'y turns ever from its contemplalion.--
10 my mind one thing is clear--no wise
man can. under existing circumstance.
dream OF coercion. The first blow struck
In that direction will be blow fatal even
TO hope. 7riI7
Yoq have observed, of course how So /.
riously commercial confidence. and con-
sequeutly the price of stocks. &c. have
already been shaken at the North, and yet
there isin the public mind a very imper-
feet apprehension Of real danger. Slill
there are indications of disposition 10 re-
peal hws directed against the constitu-
tional rights Of the Southern States--such
as personal liberty bills" &c.-and if
We could gain little time, there would
seento be ground of hope that these
just causes Of distrust and dissatisfaction
may be removed.
trust the South will make q large
draft ON their devotion 10 the Union, aud
be guided by the wise moderation which
the exIgency so urgently calls for.
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sARzA'-We have long supposed tn s ce!
ebraIed drug, had come to be an explo.
ded humbug, but we are assured BY those
skilled in the healing art, that not the
oarsaparllla itself is 10 be blamed for this
conclusion, but the miserable worthless
prepara tIons oft that have been palmed
of upon the community preparations
which contain about as much of its vir.
tues as they do Of gJl d dust. 1t is com.
mercial fact that almost all OF the Sarsapa-
rllla gathered in the world, is consumed
in the old counties Of Europe. where the
SC ience of medicine, has reached its high
est perfection. and where they know The
best what TO employ for the m,stery of
diseases. Hence We are glad to find that
we are now TO have compound Of this
excellent al tentative. which can be relied
on and our community will not need b,
assured, that any thing Door. AVER makes
is worthy Of their confidence. Hs has
been for years engaged in eliminating
this remedy (see adv'g coils. J designing 10
make it his "chief d'oaure" which should
add the crowning glory to his already en-.
viable rePutation.-[ American Csit, New
York. iwt Et1 ~
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Tuesday last was a day of some finn

Tuesday laht was day Of some fun
some fuss, and plenty Of fsdthers-of ih'
kind known only TO winter. the foe
morning, bright and bracing, the good
'sleighing, the tiukling Of bells, and above
all, the quiet coming down of the greal
white drops of half crys.alizsd. rain had a
magic and exhileratiDg effect upon the
young OlO0ds of our city. and this effect
oozed out in many ways.
"lt SHOWS" cried the little boys, and
sled in hand they climed Main street hill
and swept with lightning speed down a.
gain-way down to Center alley.
at snows." cried Ben Buttrrfeld, and
filed with spirit of war, he mounted the
house top and poured down shower of
balls that startled. and pelted, and covered
with white. his friends on the street.
at SHOWS" cried George Harris, '.hurrah,"
And he slapped his "old brown" on the rump,
Old brown started wildly, with sleigh at his heels,
ia iHeh and a AaJ at jump.
''lt SHOWS" cried George Doty, "hurrah,"
And he rolled up u ball with delight, .tt
And hurling 1t fierce from his terrible paw,
He got himself intoA 6gM.
In terrible rage, the insulcd Bill Peck,
Swore he'd "tolerate no such abuse,n
And, grabbing our one legged friend by tho neck,
He noored him us Gat as goes.
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Che Markets.
LANCASTER MARKET.
NEW YORK MARKEr

New York. Dec 3. Flour-Heayy and
Sc lower, with only very moderate de
mand for export and home consumption
sales $500 ibis at S4.70a4 rs for super.
fine state, e,S4, 4,85a4,95 for extra do; 4, ,7ra4
80 for superfne western; 4,S5a4,l5 for
common to medium to extra western,
5, l5a5. ~ for shipping brands and extra
sound hoop Ohio.
Rye-Dull at 68q7Oc.
Barley--Qui.t at 68ao5c, as in quality
sales of 1000 bush fair Canadian at SOC
Corn-Heavy and lower, with a mod
crate business doing for-sxport at de-
cline, sales of $4,000 bush at Csc. for
MIXED western in store. and 64c sGoat
Pork-Firmer for mese, and heavy and
lower for prime; sales of 400 bbls at l6,-
6Oal6,75 for old mess; 10 for new.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-06

New SALOON. We direct the attention
of our readers to the advertisement of
BEERY & BURBERRY, to be found under the
head Of new advertisements. They have
fitted up an Eating Saloon" and will
keep constantly oh hand fresh supply Of
oysters, birds, &C., &o.. which they will
serve up in a superior style. Phil and
GEORGE are good fellows and deserve to be
we'll patronised. Read their ADVERTISE
ment.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, Nov. 29.h, by the Rev
j. 9. Galbraith, at the residence Of II,e
BRIDES father in this cilv, Dr.. II. w. Car.
rENrER and Miss KATE D. CLARKE.
On Thurs'ay evening, Nov. 18th. bv
the Rev. David Smith, at the residence Of
the BRIDES father. Mr.. G. W. Coma, and
Miss MARTHA. ]. BoLEEBAcn.
Also. on Thursday morning Nov. e9d
at the Residence ofMr. Clements, in Row
alton, by Rev David Smith, Nj. CLrsr0s
ALLEN and Miss MARY ANN DIs1NeEe.
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HOOK. ED.-On Monday nipbt last som,

Hook'ED.-on Monday nightlast some
vagsbond entered the premises Of Joshua
Clarke, and carried of some 6fty dollars
worth of washed clothes. The fellow did
, not manifest extra good sense, or he would
have taken the whole washing. 1. may be
that charity prompted him to leave por.
tion: We beg tie fellow to return thai
Shirt Of ours, as we have but one other
and will hardly be able to make it hold
outtill spring. And ourdadyl poor shirtless
infant don't know how it will get along,
unless some sympathising friend should
donate one. The only bad luck we wish
the night.hawki is, that the visions of his
guilt may haun: him forever, and every
thread Of LINEN in our SHIFT, prove
canker worm to gnaw away his peace.
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GUERNSEY1S RALM.

n IMMEDIATELY removes or prevents, inflammation
from the worst Burn Scald, Bruse, Fracture. tut
or fresh wound of any Kind and Its healing quality Is
In the breast, Satrheam. Frosted Feet Chlbains SC
II Is the best application known. II prevents SWELL
ing pain or irritable from Mosquito bites, bee sings
poisonous plants, &e. twill certainly cure Group,
when taken internally, also Sore Throat and Oarse-
ness. 25 cents bottle, for sale by Druggists aud
Storekecpers, IRWIN STONE. sole Proprietor, No,
l,Spruce Street New York. Sent. 20, iSdO-ly95
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Letter from EE-GOv. IIammond.
REDcmRRE. Nov alt Ieaa

GESTLEMEN:-I have lust received
your displtcb. It is impossible ge, me r.
comply with your Aaitering REQUEST :
South Carolina will cer!ainIy seeeds from
tho Union on the 18th or 18Th of Decsm :
Der next. She intends to try 1. mllv At
all costs. She will lake no 0ogrrs,.ss ,y ~
but will go oat Ofthe Union bigb ar1 dry
forever II Georgia will back her ,bers
will be little Or no trouble. | ONLY wish
she had called her Convention for ibe dav
before and gone outfrsL We don't want
70 lead. We will gladly give Georgia the
so ,eaa and at the honor". Let her put
iorth her hand and grasp them She is
and must be the Empire State of The
SOUTH and South Carolina will have, per.
h"ps hard time without her SUSTAINING
arm. laf o
=. ...... ...
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Estate OF Ann Crawsord.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tho underslgned ha
~ been appointed aud duly qualified as Administra
tor ofthe Esthte of ANN RAiyF0 RID, deceased lat,
of Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having claim,
against said Estate will present them for settlement
legally authenticated within year and all those
indebted will make i'm diate payment 10 -
HARRISON APPLICABLE, Adm'tor.
November 90, Ik60-3w35t
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Dr. oLDs has just received another
bountiful supply Of everything usually
kept by him, directly from The East, and
SMITh-f assures us that all will be sold
ut prices the most reasonable.
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Admlnistrator;s Notico:

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ha.
Y been duly appointed and qualified as Adiniuistra
tor ofthe Estate Of Emily Myers, deceased, late al
Fairfield county Ohio, All persons having claims a.
gainst said estate will present them for settlement
legally authenticated within one year-and all those
indebted will mako immediate payment
-. ROBERT TRINBLE
Administrator, with the will anne Sed.
Dec, O IS60-3w36. t'- 10 ---'''~
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A. P. MILLER, Secretary.

WONDER IF IT'S so--Msdam Rumor.
Chat fruitful old sanity says that sundry
'f'gHt-of hand performers, whose exhibi.
tions Of skill in the art are given in certain
darkened rooms--have been arrested -
We wonder! & .I I'D VT
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-06

;, ~The Western Lanatic Asylum Of
Kentucky was destroyed by fire on Tues.
day last. One Of the inmates perished in
the flames. Loss 100000.
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a ALUABLE FARM FOR sAts +

VVNlE subscriber orers at private safe, a desirable
Farm situate In Greenfield Township, Fairaeid
ST. county, 0hoa half mile north OF tho
SS1sNA F8IR GROUND, on the BALTIMORE AsarA
@1PA Road Said Farm co ntains lsg acres, IssE@m
s!k-> or more-l40 acres improved, the bnl. ,fEhsU
ance 10 good Tlm6er-a new Frame welllng also -, A
stone spring house, with large room on top-no bot
ter spring In the county;-a large barn and other ont
OF 2O0 trees-frnit Of all kindsa good frame tenant
house With a small orchard Four ne verfailing springs
ON said Farm, also under good fencing. Eyerything
calculated to mako money, a. .
My reason forsellingls, my children Is going West
and desire to 90 along. 80 . -
For further particulars call the subscriber on tho
said Farm. WIN. NJ. CULLUMBER.
Lancaster, November 90, lSOO-2m35
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HO w ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

A 6eHeDoient IasttutiOn established BY speeiaf En-.
dormcnt, for Ae Relief Of the Sick aGd Distressed
afflicted nith pirHiept and Epidemic Diseases, and
especially JOrths Cure 6 Diseases othe St1ual Or.
gaRS. G .. ., e 2 =
MEDiC All ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
I'VE surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with de-
scrption OF ofhelreondtion (age Occupation habits
life, &c., aud In cases Of extreme poverty Medicines
furnished free ofcharge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Supermatorrhea. and
other Diseases Of TIE Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed u the Dispensary. sent TO the
afflicted in sealed letter enveOpes. free of charge
Two or three stamps postage will be acceptable
Address, Dr. J. SKILLtN HoUGHTON.A citing Sur.
geon, Howard Associa4ion, No. South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. By order ofthe Directors.
- A ED, HARTWELL, Prs5t.
GE7. FAIRcHTLD, see'y.
Ana n
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Assirnea,a Nnticn.

NJoTICE is hereby given that the undersgn wa 8
lN duly qualified assignee Of II. q. Trout, for tho
benefit of the creditors Of said Trout under and by
Virtue Of the statute in such made aud provided
The creditors of said Trout will therefore present
therclaims to the Undersigned.
Dec, 3, lS6O.-3w36 PHILIP RISING
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The LANCASTER LtrEhARY INSTITUTE will
meet at the Mayors Office tonight at hall
past 6 6o'elock.
QUEsrIoN FOR DrscUssroN-- Resolved,
That banks Of issue be abolished.
Foremen- NJ. Connell and CAPT
Joshua Clarke.
i The public, and especially the ladies,
are invited to attend. J
JOHN WILLIAMS, Chm.
p A. P. MILLER, Secretary. '.
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Fairfield County Agricultural

@If you want good furniture call at
the shop Of Hall & Outcah.
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Which hS will sell very low. He VIII also do nj
kinds OF Repairing on The shortest notice. u. I. y
He Will also make to order and repair Harness in
sty 10 not to be surpassed. q, L, WATTS
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NO6kee.

N pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court OF
Fairfield county, the undersigned. Assignee of John
o. Henthorne. will, on the first day Of January, 1861
at his Store Rooms in Royalton in said county pay
to the creditors ofsad Hen,horne dividend OF nteen
per cent on the amounts Of their claims on that day.
WILLIAM L.. CLEMENT,
November 10Th A. d, ,le6O-34-3w = b.
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Nortoh.-The Rev. E. F: Strickland
will occupy the pulpit of the English La.
theran Church. (Revd. Sprecker) on Sab
bath morning next. Services at halt pas,
10. Subject-Me Past and Me Future.
In the evening, services in the Baptist
Church at half past six. Subject Via.
Euidenc' does the World give of Life to
Comet The public are requested to at.
ten1. "
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Ynur nhad;o.. ..-

Your obedent servant,
J.H. HAMMOND.
Committee of Mass Meeting, Columbus
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TRUNK MANUFACToRY


TNNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
II citizens OF Lancaster and vicinity, that he has
recently opened on Columbus Street, a few doors
south OF Main, fresh supply OF -
TRUNKS, VALTCE.S. de-.
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which we offer On the most reasonable terms.
", Those Indebted 10 the old hrm ofwork, Son e.
Work. will please cal and settle at once We hone
our old sec the necessity ofso dc ing with.
ont further notice. WORN a SON
Nov. g., 1S6o-3d q O. - 81 r " -
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Por sale by Kaufman q Co., lancaster, Ohio, snd
by all respectable druggists tn ghout the countfv
PDr, Guiiford can be consulted al our once iY0,
4O9 BfoadwayJ either personally or by letter. ~
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Attachni cut Notice
Dissolution Of Co-partnerghip

4 n consequence of the death of Joseph Work Jun,
dissolved. ~. \ = -
name aud Hrm M ' '
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WANTED.

A FARM at two 1t Zee ur red scsees with
"A g,a" vat. Z am U"ber ny {. a"d 1, hs
.... what improved, and Q tuaiei VII IN q eW
miles Vi y kaI.ss-a. Az! Per-..p d.s rig "a cell
.urii pla tot rAs. .Uwn. at a.Vi.abi.
pric., vii pl.as call upon u. Z. 4 utlUa. "a the
Duilos HOuee. Oskaiv0.A. Sit
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Fever and Ague,

from which manki d suffer over . large part Of
the globe. Il the consequence Of diseased action
in the system. indeed BY the poisonous miasm d
vegetable decay. This exhalati0n il evolved by
che action Of solir heat on wet SOIL and rises with
the watery vapnr FINN il. While the sun is below
the horizon this vpor fingers near the carths sur.
face. and the virus is taken with il through the
lungs into the hlesd There il arts - an irritating
poison on the internal visccra aud excrctn: organs
Of the body. The ivcr becomes torpid aud fails to
sccrctc not only this virus. bat also the bile from
the bload Both tie virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent c0ns,itl-
tional disorder. Tie spleen. the kiineys. and the
stomach sympathi:e with the liver. and become
disordered also. finally. the instinct Of our Or
gauisrn. as il in ~ attempt tn expcl the noxions
infusion, eoncentraes the whole blool Of the body
in the internal cx1ctoics tn force them tn cast il
out. The blood leaves the SUFFICE. and PUSHES tn
t.:c central organs Nth conyrstive volcncc. This
is the Chill. Dutiu this EFFORT il fails. Then tho
FEvga follows. in Viii n the bl.bl leaves the cen
trail organs AMI nshes 10 the SUFFICE, as IL in
another cT,r to exiri the irritating poison through
that Other grc,t txcrcsory tho stia. In this
also It fails. aud tls system abanpaS the attempt
exhausted. and w,s Tor the recovery o. strength
to repcit the hopeless clfIrt another DIV. Tncse
are the ats or pipvysins Of F.vgs AN AGrE.
Such constitute mai .ordrr will of course UNDER
mine the hraith II q is M rsn,sel z7ils
We hive lAbosa 70 And. aai have found. IN
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-17

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der Of an alias and rluriss .1ecuitn I, me d.
r.cte'. is-rcd by the c. * II the First District
Court sitting Ia L<avrnw r.h County, Kansas
e. n ory. against rh- gOs'ds and c,,atl H. ia.,ds
nd 'ena menis 81 Ssma.l n. s ringer and Chs's
FIRES. had Z" the wing desc bed Real e.
I 'e, III Wi: TIE north west qmst.r os s<eti.m
-'ghi @Iiow.ship 'ght g. Of range ~. MY (1o)
IN II snn "uny. Kanas T IriOry: which
~i,i 'H.r l. Z sale at rubl's vendse ). IN. high.
81 d .r fer cab n hand on rr,dy thu 18Th
day o October, 4. b. 1869. al the Court is.u.e
IL 'se v,llsg 90 k.l"sn. County AMI Territory
atp en- |. b+tween the h,ir. / me o'ci.ck Pm
AMI si> o'ci ck y. ". Il Ina, day. SIS ~.
Sherfs Offic. Oskal "ss, X ,nsss.
J.. =. HINTON, Sher a.
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