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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23

word; tbrse new and strong regiments were just
arriving, aud yet the action as abar dOned wien
only about two hundred men of our side had at
any tine been positively engaged, and when our
total loss could hardly have risen above fifty men.
The regiments, excepting the New.York 18th,
retired in good order, leaving the valley tree
from troops. No attempt whatever was made
by the other SIDE te pursue or harrass them, al
tn ugh much injury might have been inflicted at
TIA, time. The business vas then taken up by
tbs artillery, aud heavy caunOnad ng was
opened by both our batteries, whch WAS brishy
re- pobdrd to by the enemy. The shots, however,
went four OF ours 70 one of theirs. Some
injury Vas done to our troops BY TIE balls as
they plunged through the woods aud tore away
hmbs Of trees, and, in one or two cases, limbs
Of men. For ten minutes the ugly whirr aud
hum of their fight through tue air were almost
inres.aDt. The shriller whistle Of the rifle ball
filed all intervals in its own unmelod Gus way.
At last our batteries were called upon 10 cease
firipg, aud the cessation on our side the in
sianaueuus signal for sIlence with them.
Our position was then abandoned. The reg
mept. marched slowly back toward CentreviIe,
HER rear protected by Lieut.. Drummond's
cavalry company. On the way, large re-
enforcement. met ia, and other divisions Of the
corps darmee were seen pouring down BY the
northern roads. They joined lie at Centresiie,
where all rested for the night, excepting the
picket guards, which were thrown out far toward
Bulls Run, and a sugle troop Of cu'alry "D'eh
rDcamped about two miles from the scene OF She
contest. Thus the skirmlsh ended not credifabiy
to our leaders, bat IN q manner reilrcting no
dIsbonor upon our soldiers (excrPting those OF
toe Eew-York I2tb). TTucr yalor las never
been seen among men than that which was
gladly shawn hundred times during the day.
Oar grueIals, tpO seemed utterly indifferent ~
Any peril. Col Richardson, commanding the
brig ade, rode through torms of shot uDconcerned,
and Gen. Tyler with bis staG stood for an hour
in the most exposed situations, while rned can
Bun balls tore through the trees aud shattered
toe walls of bous-s beside bin, bud tho bullets
dropped into the ground about hin he cherries
,hslrn from a ripe tree. In some places, thick
put, of dust covered the open field, shaken mp
ny the plungiUg of the bullets in the Loose soil
Again | am compelled 10 cut short by the
hurried departure Of The messenger. You baye,
however, the main facts, aDl may be sure that
Ihcy are accurately gathered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23

nay DO sure. TIE regiments turned out spou.
tlne 'nsly to greet them, aud the elappSlg Of
hands to their applause was Ike miniature
clatter Of inuskeiry. The fire boys eonld make
nothing Of il. They seemed oppressed by the
unexpected demonstration, and e1draVorrd 10
VAN to appear perfectly composed. After q
while they became quite timid, ard held their
beads down, deprecatDey. But there was M
mercy for ouch fellows as these, and the tum1lt
grew hotter until they were VII ont Of sight.
They must forever keep clear OF The iIh Brigade,
unless they are prepared tn bnng frcsh plaud "a
upon themselves by their indscre!IOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23
where Wa p.,,cr,ou,,.Cornmns
"uFTN w UH N'UttrFsDu7 DIElHsEEF
From Uur Special Core pondeni.
CHAELEsrows, JLFFERsoS County, Va,

From Our Special torf't pondenf,
CHARLLsTowS, JLFFERsOS County, VA,
July IS, 1861.
Gen. Patiersons column lies encanlped to-day upon
aud around tie spot made memorab as the scene Of
tie Join Br wn tragedy, anO write now under a
tent within sight of tue futal field where the glows
WAS .rected These facts hot apparently con-
nected nor are they in any manuer directly, bat there
Is moral relation between t1em which identifies anc
indseoubly connects tbem no b, however widely con-
trusted in character .s consequences flowing from tho
came great original cause. Tue Army OF Freedom
occupies TO ground where mpant Slavery uely ex-
hbited it's pitiless hatred OF misguided apostle OK
Liberty whom il hnd first phrenzied with remorseless
persecution in the attenp, carry out gigantic scheme
OF conquest Of Free territory and Free men in the far
West.
The John Brown raid was small, but not iDsignii'
cant, episode ia Il grand struggle between Liberty
and Slavery, that ornaIcd in the aggressive spirit Of
Slavery signnized by the ierOcions orSy made upon
X nsss which now has its commencement, nssga.ed
directly. however by the still morstrous assauls
mon the Government aud the Unioa, in the more Inn
posing aud legitimate array OF citizensohies, treadS
the same soil d-seersted by human bondage NO tfue
lover OF Liberty and Las which are ever nseI"aos'
bus approved OF the john Brown rad, which was 40
weak rs WAS silly but the hearts Of all Tree men ana
,tIios now rejoice in this demonstration oi the sne
power Of the Government TO erike down the Parrlcd~
hands Of Slavery snd despotsn, whicn have aared 70
raise agans, the Republic, under whose benign in'Ia
tons Slavery has bouishsd, only 70 grow in'os wids
spread and deadiy Upas-
The presence Of our army here upon this very spot
;ndeed V ~ G.iad the faitllus0a q Sublime Fsse
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
Irish Steamship Line.
Steam between Ireland and America.
NEw-YoRK, BOSTON 4 GALWAY.

The following now and magnificent nrst'class pad
dlewheel Steam shps compose the above line:
ADRfATiC 3 .ssa tons burthen Capt MAURy
..., (Pormerly OF The Collins Line)
HIBERNIA.. 4.4nO tons burthen. Capt PROwsE
COLU 400 do do lido LElrcn
PACIFIC......3600 do do do lSMIu
PRINCE ALBERT (Screw)
3.2OO do do lido WALKER
One of the above ships will leave New York or Bos
ton alternately every tuesday fortnight for Galway,
carryin the government mails, touching at St. Johns
NF.
The Steamers orhis line have been constructed with
the greatest under the supervision OF the govern
meut, have watcr.light compartments, aud are uncN.
celop for comfort, safety and speed by any steamers
a1out 'Ihernre commanded by able and experienced
ofieers and every exertOn will be made to promote
the comfort Of passengers
An experienced Surgeon attached TO each ship.
RATES or PASSAGE
First.elass from or Boston to Galway or Liver
Second class. do.....dO .....do......do ...15
Rrs-class......dO do. ..... to st Johns .....
'Thrl class dO.... do TO Galway or LiyersoOl
or any town In Ireland, on Railway ...........A
Third.clas, passengers are literally Supplied with
provisions OF the best quality, cooked and served by
The servants of the Company.
RETURN TICKETS
PARTIES wishing to send friends from tho old
conntry can obtain tickets hofrany town OF railway
in reland or from the principal cities OF England and
Scotland at very low rates
Steamers will be forwarded to York ree Of charge
For passage or flfth er information apply to
WILLIAM WlCKMAN
AT the Office the Company on the wharf foot of ani
''''''' '''" "HoWALND & AsPlNwALL, Agents.
Anrn o. 1s6l-1y4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
Madison Township All Right.

The citizens of Madison township are
arranging "home guard" This is right.
Every able bodied man in Fairfield coun-
ty ought, in view of the fearful crisis now
upon US, prepare himself for the service.
II Kentucky secedes, Ohio will be a bOr-
der State; and if war is carried north,
Ohio will be the battle ground. We know
not therefore, how soon we may be called
upon 10 defend our own hearth stones
Let us be prepared. Let us not sleep till
the enemy hath invaded our own soil
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
EIUNNEWELL'S
Celebrated
TOLU AEODYNE.

This great NeuGgis Remedy aud Na,1ral Opiatc
clis ioF special attention and interest. being free Of
opium, or preparations Of opium, or Of any but its
strictly vegetable aud medical proper les. ForNeura.
ga, Rhclmatlsm. Gonl. Tooth aud Ear ache spinal
complaints, bleeding at Lungs or stomach. Rose or
nay FeNcr.CHtarrh and all minor Nervous complaints
+ or loss Of sleep, chronic or nervOg, head acne
sex head ache, IL has no equal. and to ch we oder
testimonials FROM undoubtcd sources
FOR lIellriumS rremeus II il sure remedy.
For Bowel complaints. inc uding Cholrrl M,rlus =
Is splendidly adapted, In not only removing The paius
Out acting Gs physic, great contract with Opium,
winch not only clnsllpde- aud drugs the system. Ut
max the remedy worse than the diseasr
from physicians We ask attention, and on demand
Formulas or Trial BOTTLES will be sent. deyrLpng in
the AnOdyne an Opiate which has long been wanted .
aud in the Congh Remedy sucA rest euirey on one
central principle.
From inyahds We ask correspondence f1r pamphlets
or reNpanalion, without posi4ge-stamps.m
free-Large Cough Remedy. 81 cents per bottle.
Small dO.........2 25. do. .....do
TOlu AnOdyne. .........j 50. do. .....do
JOHN L HUNNEWBLL, proprietor,
Chemist and Pharmareuii., No. 9 Commercial wharf
Boston, Massachusetts.
For sale by usual wholesale and retail dealers IN
every town and city.
g. KAUFMAN " CO. Agents, Lancaster, Ohio.
SURE Eckstein 20. Cincinnati. " "l"sats ~g-nts.
August2, lcUU--lylS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
Caution to Southern sympathiseIs,

On Tuesday evening last and inle.hst.
ing scene occurred at New Salem. A
certain Mr.. FRENCH Of considerable ,ef.
importance, possessing more brass Elan
brains, had the indiscretion 10 say, while
discussing the propriely of voIuntes Sing
OF young men Of that place for the CO un,
try's defense chat if he taught he would
go S)uth and shoot Nor'h," and chat he
would give one dollar per hea Tor the
lives of the young men of New Salem and
vicinity who were enisting for the main
tenance of the government" The patri-
otto young ladies of New Salem having
brothers and lovers in the company, just
ly indignant at the above Infamous and
reasonable declarations, politely notified
the young tory to leave New Salem by
4 o'clock P. NJ. Tuesday or abide the
consequences Of their wrath. He failed
to heed their timely warning and Tues,
day evening at eight o'c.ock the young
ladies formed themselves into a comp.ny,
saught tie gentleman's presence and
gave him sach an cgging as maa never
got before.
We hope Southern simpathsers will
take warning by this transaction.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
The CATHOLIC Church LoYnl.

On Sunday last, the Rev. Henry Ian
GE, Of the Catholic Church, in this city.
deeply moved by ths pcrils that threaten
us, and fully imbuod with the spirit of pa
triolism, touchingly and cloqnenlly ex-
hored his congregation, and catholics
everywhere, TO stnd by the old flag for
ever. to serve their country in this, the
hour of its greatest peril, In every hon
orable way,to lay upon its altar as sacrl
fee their property and their lives if ne
cessary for its defence. ....
No church in America is mora deter.
mined. untiriug and patriotic in lis efforts
to maintain the honor of the flag OF the
Republic than the Catholic. East, Wes
and North, the great voice of the Ca,ho
lie Church goes up for the Union.-
Bishops, Priests and Laymeu alike join
in sentiments and works of devotion ant
loyalty,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

ETWs take great pleasure in setting
right Ridiculous rumor now atoat re-
specting Seth Weldy, Esq. 1t is cur
rently reported, and believed, that Mr.
Weldy was a member Of the Lancaster
Military Company GA" and that he was
compelled, a, the point of the bayonet, to
report himself at Columbus.
The facts are; that on the 4th of July
last, owing to some personal difficulty be-
tween Capt. Cloud and Mr.; Weldy, the
latter. withdrew from the company. since
which time he has not acted with them,
nor was he in any sense considered mem
Der either by the citizens at large, the
company or himself. But on Wednesday
of last week, when the order came tc
march, Mr.. Weldy, with many Others
whose names were on the roll list, bu
who had long since ceased to belong tc
the company, was called upon to reror
himself at Columbus, and he did SO like {
man.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

@rFairGeld County has now two mil
itary companies ready for marching or
ders. They are, by order from head,
quarter, encampel at the fair grounds
( Camp Andelson), where they are being
drilled by their officers, assisted by Hugh
Ewing, Esq. and other citiz.ns. The
good fellows take 10 their business like
ducks 10 wat4er.
The boys are in good health and Gue
spirits. Soldiers on duy AMI bale tel.
lows we'll met " when off. The compa,
MES lodge at the fair groand and at pro.
sent get their rtion5 at tho TallmaIge
House.
The officers Of the companies arc
Captains, H. II. Giesy and j. W. Sunch-
comb; Isl Lieuts., A. Ogden and Jno
Wiseman; end Lieuts.. Leo Noles and
- Watson, all capital fellows, and the
making OF as fine officers as ever carried
swords.
There is an incident connected with
Capt. Sdnchcomb's company, worthy Of
note, After :he election of officers, the
company was marched down in front of
the Tallmadge House, where Capt. S.
addressed them briefly, requesting all
who would pledge themselves to drink no
intoxicating hqaor while in the sevice. TO
advance one pace forward" when every
man in the company came forward, max =
ing the pledge. From our knowledge of
the company, we telicve the pledge will be
kept.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25


UNION BALL.-The citizens Of Lancas-
ter and vicinity will give a Grand Union
Ball, at the City Hall, on Tuesday eve
ming. April Both, for the benefit Of the
families Of the volunteers of old Fairfield
Tickets Of admission 10 bo had of the
committee.
Committee Of arrangements: w. G.
Clarke, Geo. Brock, G. l.. O,ds, AMI H.
I. Blaire.
Floor Managers-John S. Brasee, Phil
Embich, Tom 0rman, Thoo. P. Gordon,
James NJ. Lyons, John NJ. COnnell, Uos'
Nc Crea,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

Ey'The citizens of the county are full
ly aroused to the Importance Of the crisis.
At every point large and enthusiastic
Union meetings are being held. At Rush
Vile, Bremen, Amanda, Carroll, Basil,
Baltimore. Lithopo|is, Pleasantville. Mill
ersport, and especially at Salem, they are
wild with enthusiasm, and are heartily
responding, in men and money. to the
call for volun eers. We have full reports
of many Of the meetings but find it i'm
possible to give them place in this No. O.
our paper. We hail with joy these ex'
pressions of patriotism and ma ifestations
OF loyalty. ....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
Union Meeting.

Or Saturday afternoon last large and
enthusiastic meeting of the substantial
men of the county, was hsld in the City
Hall for the purpose Of instructing the
County Commissioners to vote an appro.
priation, to defray the expenses incident
to the volunteering now going on in our
midst.
WM. EWING, Of Pleasant, was chosen
President, after which Messrs. D. TALL
MADGE, Senator SoHLErcH, WM, P. CREED
and S. WELDy made well timed and pa.
triotic speeches calling upon the loyal cit-
izens Of Fairfield Co. to ally IN defense of
tie Onion and in vindication of the laws.
Uuboundyd enthusiasm prevailed, and
the following Committee, to.wlt- II. Q.
WHITMAN, DANIEL KELLER, r. j. PETERS,
NJ. A. DoUGuERrY and J. NJ. CoNNELL
were appointed to wait upon the Com
missioners. ..
1t is to be hoped the Commissioners
will act upon this matter at once aud act
promptly and literally. The citizens of
Fairfield county, able and loyal--as much
attached to the Government under which
they live and 10 which they owe so much
of their prosperity, security and peace,
are as willing 60 contribute to its defense
and maintenance as any people on earth
Let the Commissioners at once make the
appropriations.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

New AovERTisEMEsTs.- We call sne-
cial attention to the following new adver.
'iscments in to.day's p'p'r:
Irish Steamship Line, the Meeting Of
the Stock holIers Of the CIV. & Z.R.R.
Longstroth's Moveable Comb Beehive.
Fresh arrival Of Groceries a, II. A. Gebe.
lrin's, Vorys q Bro, Lumber Dealers
Road Notices &c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

FAIRFIELD County HAS ANSWERED No.
BLY.-TO the call Of the country for vol.
unteers Fairfield County was the first to
respond, Company a." Capt. Stafford
is probably now in Washington City
holding the post of homer in the Ohio
Mulitia. Two companies Of as fine 70.
bust and loyal men as ever went forth 10
battle are now in Camp Anderson anx.
iously waling marching orders.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

B1'Tbo Hon. s. A. Douglas was at
Colnn bus on Tuesday the 23l ard at In.
dianopolis tie evening Of the same day
At each placs he made a strong Union
speech, urging the Northern people to
defend the Government 10 the last
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
.EEOzoN NaDcs~n

VI ~ iCEls hereby given tDall whom ltn,ayco,c,.-,
, VIZ, Al INC next Session 0i the COmmi,.i,,,, %,
fAfnela county. n be held IN June next there W.
r3senled p7lil0n praying Tor eslabli.hieUt nf ii, .
'yno"'ng described County Rpad, tO-wit: cop,f.'.-
,ng Oh me rpal leading from POrssfnans Mn a. h.
i"rnrks Road al Rlshcresk RDal on tn line ist y,
ths iands ~ tOps.in aud EuGnet: thence S,rth n"
lhr 'hE between "a, lnnds Of COpclin and Ua,nt.,,
~ nc Nnrlh oi aid Chpelin AMI Han1.on: tl,.nrs
East on the line between the lands Of F,r..r,,a .,'
hahipsoh. ana The lands Of For.eBin and PL,liu.t ID
10 IN; Rnshcrres road and thereto tarf.io4te
aPfil II, lcJl-3Wi MANY PETITIOVFHg
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
Phenix Insurance Comnanu

NROA and after this date, Mr. sRTB wktnv
ceases 20 be agent oflhe Ph0nfx Tnsuranss Con-.
psny Of Hartford Come ctent. N
M. WILLIAM A.SHUBTZ having been dnty .ou,-
mlai0Hod agent for Lancaster and vicinity. viii isa
lpiiss and renewals. aud attend to the Lqsluess f
n. Company ~ this vicinity. "
Ine pnompthess snd libersty of the Pbg.I cot,
ban'' 10 settling loses Is sulcien ly knoyn rb,on h
Vhi' u need 10 special m0niiyB. Suflceit 10 sav.
,nst our good old rules 10 those particuIrs wiu n,
strictly adhered h. " ~
4. II. " n. BAGILL. General avep,,.
t Perl. J. BERNE, Special agsnt.
Lancaster, april 10, IsG!-3g4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

EE At last accounts the Ohio Vo' ln-
tecrs, Ist and q Regiments were ma ich,
ing through Maryland on their waj to
the Federal Capitol, They are not Ii lely
to ba muh troubled by the MOB as hey
are well armed and marching with bpdy
of troops numbering some 5000.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

Eg-The Ladies Of Lancast.r-devoted
to the Union, and ever willing to lend a
helping hand to its preservation and per.
petuity-arc now engaged in procuring
blankets for the Fairfield volunteers. We
are requested to say that Henry Springer's
Clothing Store will be made the place Of
general deposit.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
Or. c. o. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry II me Bitters,

|Ast'isbratsd |sr England Remedy for BeJitudfcoa.
''ipatoH' Jaund,es. FsDsr aud Agus, General De
S!t'g' ara az Diseasss arising from Disor.
1870, dsrsd stomach, Liper or BOpOis.
lIE7HEY are used and reeommen ed by Iea Phv
ne'an' o. the country, and all who try them pro-
I DR. JANIS l.. LggPRE, writea from Nayarre Sta,k
county ohio lhe Btiers are highly praised BY those
sltenns from Indigestion, dyspepsia and liver com.
| Z. S. DAVIS, Postmaster at WilIiamsport, Ohio.
says. they give great satisfaction | use them nv.
self having taken cOd become prostrate and lost nv
sPneute. It relieved me, and can reoomn end "
WIN grrni assurances nf iismeris-"
DR. "M NJ. HEsR n Rogerstrlle. iBdiaua, writes
~ ldat they are The most valuable medicine offered
-, ln has recommended them with great success. and
VIM ta"n mIde several cures Of pal pitaon Of the
hearl aud general debility.
ImoN.s stanford, Esq. .Blountsvnlo, Henry coun.
inaiana' writes Us long ietter. .nnder daie ofMay
ltOu' lie was mneh reduced, having been afflicted
torIhree years with Gr=at nervous debility pnIpita-
"n OF the heart Of the most severe hnd prosiraiine
character. 'af,er using few bottles was complete.
~ rei'ored; and am now in robust health"
GgoEGE W. HOFFMAN ssys he was af cted with rbep-
mHNsm tortwel iy years. In all It's various forms nd
~ the date of bis Letter be had been two years WE'LL
me ber. efeciingth the cnTe, when several physicians
attending liL could do him no good. He sais ..for
.aroinai,sm Dyspepsia, liver ompain kidney asse
}, W. HrsT writes from Delphos. Allen county
Ohio. ~ section where Feverand que that
he most cheerfuly recommends them Of decided
mnrrl iunll r9.e' Fs1sr and Agls, DysYepsiG and
u. X. G-,LLEHyEs, ". n. writes from Van Vert
Ohio. 81 most respectfully recommend the Sherry
Wine Biers 10 the notice of Dyspeptic persons and
70 al' who reqnire a'mulating medicine. Such neus
1s are rsesi1ing daily. Full directions accor pany
each bottle. They are sold by Medicine dealers gen.
erally, Price15 cent erboile.
v. HAIRS & co. Cincinnati. Ohio,
Proprietors for The Southern and Western States,
n whom address all orders. Fo' sale by G. Kaufman
CO.. +. i. SiocuW. Siford " Sturgeon. Lancaster:
Pchard p. Walker. West nashville; p Hane plea.
saHiyilr: A. Fensimaker. Waterloo; Rrossman g. An
drew. lih9polis; David Prooost, Marcy; j. Lerch &
Co amanda. Nov. /, lsG0-lN3I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
The True Spirit.

T. P, AsHBRooK, well known by the
citizens of Fairfield .Cnunty as a mao Of
broad lberalily and national heat, pre-.
sented to each Of thirteen volunteers
from his neighborhool J, ton dollars in
cash and asplendid new revolver. This
is the true spirit, and Mr., AS. example
is worthy o f remembrance aud emula-
ton.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
N51.A .ompdnv ar rfasusu A.. -.

EI-A company OF hfemen has been
organized in our city called the Sherman
Sharp Shooters in honor Of Mr.. W.T..
formerly Of this place. Losr
evening they made their arst appearance
on the street eliciting much praise for
the manner in which they drilled.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
GWernsey's BGlm.
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

I'M. valuable preparation freed of all the common
Complaints sIch as Opiales or eypeciorants watch
boI oh! run d0wn the system, but destroy All chance
oI cure WILDE found on trial to po'scs.ths fj1w'ng
Propertlesand 10 which the most valuable te,nonag
may be fonnd IN the pamphlets.
FOR Nhooping Cough, and as q Soothing Sy-up Il
meets every want, aud rs e.riy I'D save the r..
est proportion Of rupLures In children which can 10
traced TO Whopping Cough.
In ordinary Coughs and Bronchial Cnmplginv. the
iorcrunners Of fConsumptionl, splendid tonic pr1p.r
tes make il not only the most perfect enemsto Ill,
but builds up and su.tans the sy.em against rsCur-
renee Of the Complaints. No nursery shoull Ds VITA
oni It, nor should parents fail to get pamphlet 10 be
iound "ith all dealers; Us the On! wa! do lq,y. 10
its value.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
ng-For the past ten days our usual

EyF For tile past ten days our usually
quiet city has been the sreue Of great
hustle and excitement. From morn till
ten O'clock at night our streets have been
througed by eager and enthusiastic citi-
zens. The drum and 6re and the tread
OF soldiery are heard continually.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
MARYLAND REPORTED COMING
TO HER SENSES

BosroN, April 13 "A private dispatch
to Messrs. sprague and Co., from Phil.
adelphia, states that the Government had
released the steamer P. Sprague from her
charter to convey troops from Philalel,
phi' in consequence Of Maryland having
guaranteed the eale transmit OF 5000
troops through Baltimore daily.