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Loss DF T'Eb9'F8-Dr. J. WEST

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liz St Charles street continues TO aupDly the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or spTupp
tlI " upon his principle Of self adhesion This
procured him universal APPRECIATION
nondod as beng ingenious system supplying ARTI
FICIAL TEETH hitherto invented all restoring
perfect articulation and mRsticnon and perfect and natural
defy detection by the
wes method of Ing teeh with gold combines all
improvements Those interested will end these to be
entirely and crnpuousy DR.. W. his sircere
thanks the inha ans of New Olaans and vicinity for the
extensive practice have favored him with for the fifteen
yeaFs residence Charles doc
from TNfavatte Sdnare. ap5tf
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CAzEHSAC BEANDKEs WE HAVE a GOOD
nnny O hand receiving by direct portatou8 fro
FrsnEa additions stock of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We 795 eighth pipes 1898 eighth end
nincs 1902 do 1908 IN halt quarter and egh
ppos We Invite the attention of the trade and connossu
" ~ YIN r. LEVERICH CO., 81 Old Lsvesst.,
o1o 10 Snla in this city
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LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED
FOR NEW ORLEANS
corrected expressly for the New Orleans Daily Crescen7
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r lSFE&ANCE6'S FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFTING !-INVIGORATING l. REGULATINGI

For producing Blooming Conplexion Erect Graceful
CarrHgo the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Botche
and Eruptions from the Face Curing Low Spirits
choy Dizz Ppi;atiOn of the Heart Pains
Back limbs, Whites and all the various Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Meustruatiou c
which the Female Sex is subject
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BROWN BROs. L CO. 81 Carondelet street.
UEI. SMITH 4 O., Camp street.
JUDSON CO, corner Canal and Camp streets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON & CO, No. 50 CaronIeIe street
BENp1ST, SHAW & Co, No - Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACoB BARKER, Manager
-r,z,,- :. -, , Corner Camp and Grayier streets,
IH04lAS 4 r. RkEtt CORNER Camp and Graver streets
Il. W: CONNER It SON, No. % CArondelat street
JOHN WOOD & Co, corner Camp Common Streets
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SGS%A III. Blac fSnlSn, CorSon, mase having most of
engaged, will have quick dispatch. For
balance Of freight. apply
AZ GEO. " HYNSON 4 CO. 50 Camp street.
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. ~ CAMP SIRE
Law mil

SUGAR. The sales were confined to about
200 hhds.; prices unsettled and nominal.
MoLAssEs. About 200 bbs. were sold at 200
22c. for Fermenting and 24c q gallon for Prime.
FLOUR. Some 5000 bbls. were sold, of which
500 Unbranded at a so, 400 superfne on private
terms, 1900 1000 and 500 in four lots at IS Is, 200
Low Extra at s. G23, 300 Extra on private terms
| and 100 at ST u Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced some
1850 sacks, including 1000 Mixed at sic. 6lj0 and
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Cotton Presses


ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
Corner of Tchoupitouas aud Henderson Streets
- St, Mary's street, between Perdido and Poydraa.
LOUISIANA.
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Richard streets.
MERCHANTS,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
John W. FOrnsy. Of Pennsylvania, has
been elected clerk Of the Senate.
Several interesting communications are
unAvoidably crowded out.

We heard gentlem say the other
day "that if he was convinced the present
war was not waged against slavery he
would support it,
Let us see. Since the beginning of the
present troubles no effort has been made
against slavery. On the contrary con-
stitu!ional amendment passed both houses
Of Congress and received the signature
Of the President, guaranteeing that "Con
gress should never interfere with slavery
in the States Organic laws organizing
all the territories were passed, giving TO
Shareholders the right 10 take their slaves
into the territories as under the Kansas
and Nebraska act. Thus we sec by the
acts Of the government slavery, instead OF
being iuterfered with has been strength
ened.
A shor, time since a slave instruction
was crushed out in Maryland by the cab.
clifton army" under General Butler, and
daily fugitive slaves are returned to their
masters in Virginia, Mo, and Mary
If the object of this war is to abolish
slavery, the army sent forth for that pur.
pose has a most novel way of demonstrat-
ing the fact.
In addition to the acts Of the Govern
meht, Cor Of the Republican party, if
you please,) we have its positive,
published and oft repeated declara-
tOns that slavery shall not be inter.
fered WITH" chat il shall be protected
and de!euded-gualanteed all its rights
under the Constitution" But in addition
to these things we have the declarations
OF the enemies Of the administration to the
same point. Cass. Buchanan, Butler.
Holt, Stanton, Cushing, Dix, Dickinson,
Guthrie, Douglas, Pugh, indeed every
prominent Democrat in the nation who
has spoken out on this subject has given
the lie to the slanderous charge.
Certainly the declarations of the gov,
ernment, the ac.s of the administration
and the admissions of its enemies ought
10 be sufficient to satisfy the most unreas
enable.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18


IfCol. ]. NJ. Connell who formerly
gave reputation and character 10 the Ea-
gle; but who has for the present with
drawn from its editorial responsibilities,
TO assist ths administration in putting
down the rebellion, we're conducting that
journal now, it would be sustaining the
government against armed treason, In
its present hands, it is, in ai respects,
exactly the reverse, The man publish
ing It now, claimd, that the Democracy of
Flirfeld county will sustain him. 1t is
paradoxical TO suppose that the democra-
cy would have sustained the paper in
both, or either, case, The question pre-.
sen,s itself; which IS the Democratic
view?' Does the newspaper manufacture
popular sentiment or does the popular
sentiment manufacture the newspaper?
1t has Just been said, that the Eagle is
the Eagle. and will be sustained because
it is the Eagle. | pronounce this an as
perslon, as against the readers OF that pa
per. The Eagle is secession paper,
professedly; and has no sympathy in
common with the government. and asks
no protection from it: and shall not now
admit, that the Democratic party Of Fair
field county will join rebellion to break
down the Government that projects theil
lives and properly, II. SCOTT.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
Fnirfeld Nninn AcademY

The citizens Of Fairfield and surround
ing counties were apprised, some twelve
months since, Of project set on foot, to
establish an institution Of learniog at the
village Of Pleasantille. 10 be called the
FAIRFIELD UNION AOkDEAT. According.
ly an appeal was made TO citizens, which
met with tie hearty and liberal response
Of every friend of education. Believing
that old Fairfield he'd as high claims 10 a
first class i.stitut;on Of this character as
any county in the State, ike men Of ener.
gy they set abott the work, and on the
7lh of August large assembly Of people
was convened 10 wiiresa the laying Of the
corner stone. Since then a great many,
perhaps. have heard little or nothing a.
bout our enterprise We therefore take
great pleasure in announcing TO ouririends
that ii has been a complete success. 4
beautiful, substantial edifce has been
erect d, at cost Of ssverai thousand dol
lars, now nearly or quite completed
Tbs building is very commodiously laid
of into rooms for recitation and study;
many Of them well adapted 10 students
desiring 20 board themselves.
The institution is under tho snpcrin.
tendence of Mr.. Fleming. A. NJ. (ai led
by assistants) whosequalfcations, indus.
try and experience as a teacher has given
him an unparalleled reputation wherever
no has labo;ed as such.
This institution is not to te governed
by aay political or scciari4n influence,
aud yet the most strict, moral discipline
will be Observed.
The fall term will commence July 29Ih,
1861, and continue twelve weeks, II is
designed 10 give young men aud women,
desiring to teach the coming winter, an
opportunity of reviewing such studies as
they may be called upon TO leach. There
will.be no pains spared TO render the in
struolions Of this school as efficient as any
in our land We therefore invite the at,
tention Of the public in general to an in
stitution which is clearly and ost en-.
phalicalIy yours, built principally, and
possessed by the great farming community
of Fairfield. WM. HASTINGS.
Pleasanlvilie, July 18Th, 1851.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
Important From Washingto ton
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazcttc.l
WAsuINoToS, July l6.

lSpscal Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Gazettc.l
WAsnINGToS, July l6.
The Graad Army has at last crossed
the Potomac in due folm,. and va may
believe that the great Southward move.
ment has been inaugurated. Henceforth
rapid and decisive movements are TO be
anticipated. land the enemy's strongholds
are no longer 10 remain unass4iled, TIE
utter rout of the rebels in Northwestern
Virginia has inspired with new ardor
our troops in this vicinity. who have been
cba6ng al the long delay in their onward
march, inspiring them with buoyant
hopes of wining still brighteriaurols than
their brethren beyond the mountains.
The formal movement across the Po
tomac was inaugurated on a gigantic
scale to-day. At an early hour the troops
were mustered in every camp. and their
arms and accoutermeuls put in the finest
order. The bands played their most in-
spring airs, and thousands Of citizens
and strangers pourned forth to witness
the imposing spectacle. About one o.
clock General Scott al 1 Staff crossed the
river, preceding most oil tho regiments.
The sight was most impressive and grand
The aged General seemed to have renew
ed his youth. His snowy locks we're the
only evidence Of his venerable age. His
ewes sparkled with the fire which CON
Gdence alike in the jusli e and triumph
of his cause had enkinded, AID his al
most giant stature rendered him conspic'
uons among the officers around him. The
stranger could rot mistake the Chief.
The demonstration considered only as
pageant was most successful, and the pub
lie are nearly as enthusiastic as oyer The
news or even the sigh. of some hotIy
contested battle. All seem 10 feel thai
the Rubicou has now been passe aud The
war actually begun
There are at present ffty'hye kegl'
ments between the Potomac and Fairfax
Court House. The Ohio Regiments are
with the most advanced columns.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
sxirmish Between the Cd Kentucky Reg
Iment and Rebels a. BarbourVilic.

Iment and Rebels a. BarbOurVilic.
On Friday night detachment Of Col.
Woodra(f's Ell Kentucky Regiment, COM
prising three or fur companies. incll,
ding tho Commands of Capts, Brown and
Hur,, male forward movement TO Bar
bourville, seven miles back Of Guyandotte
in pursuit Of force Of Ave or elk hun.
dred r~bel militia, reported to have en-.
canDed or congrega.sd near thl. point,
an emiueuce on the banks Of Mad river,
the rebel force being principally from
Wayne and Cahel counli-s. Va. About G
A. N. Saturday Woodruff force arrived
at the con'empatad sccnca o. action, and
alter rrlaying plank removed hom the
gang ay Of the bridge, crossed over, en-
countcring tie enemy on an emnence be-
tween Mad river and Bsrbour,ille. The
rebels Immediately fed 10 eycry direction
with the Kenluckiaus in close pursuit.
Ten or twelve of the retcis were killed,
and a number wounded. One Of the
Kentucky boys. whose name we have not
learne!. was killed. TIE rebel forces
was all Infantry or militia, without com.
mander. 1t was rep ,rt~d that Jenkins
cava'ry iorro was with the r.bels, bit the
rumOr is unfounded.
The lst kentucky Re .imant, Col.
Guthrie. are at Buffalo, up the Kanswha,
% miles above The mouth, on Sunday bst
having lef. GalIipolis on the previous
Friday, on tic steamers Marmora, Mary
Cook, Silver Lake No. Q. Victor an!
Economy, destined tr Charleston, by or
der Of Gen Cox.
A number Of SacessiOnisls including 7.
J. Jordon and Mr.. Co! urn, Of W.yne Co.
were captured, and ara in charge Of the
2d kenluckians at GaIlipohs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
Dissolution Notice,

AT0TIC il hereby given that the Partnership here
y ofore existing between Combs, Pugh & Co., has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business Of the firm Will be carried on in the future
by Pugh e. Dunn, WIN invite all the cid customers 10
coniinue their patronage-at the ''Od Gregg Stand,
IN Ihopolis. COMBS, PuGH & DUNN
p. S, @. W. Combs being desirous OF settling up
with his Old customers, will be glad 10 see all those
who are indebted him, at the old Stand in Royal
ton. G. ". COMBS
Lhorolls, Ohio June II, l5Sl-5wII
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

EEThe editor of the Eagle has lately
had much to say of tho'"vencrable and pa.
triotic Crittenden." We suppose since
Mr.. .Crittenden has shown himself 10 be a
war man--opposed 10 any compromise
With traitors in arms--vOting for 500, 600
men and 800, 10000 of money to prose-
cute the Eagles "unKoly and damnable
war;" brought about by the abolition
lists of the North for the purpose of cx.
terminating slavery" that the Eagle will
change its venerable and patriotic" to
vulnerable and puslanimous.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

EyIu our letter from Washington we
omitted to mention Lieut.. r. r. Hunter,
Of Company A, Capt. Stafford. We spent
much Of our time in camp with Lieut..
Hunter. The Lieut. has greatly improv-
cd in his al peOrance. Camp life seems
to agree with him. He has gained TWEEN
ty pounds in flesh and looks as hardy as
a bear,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

,,EEWe were shown yesterday, by
Frederic Giese, some samples of Steniel
work, suitable 10 mark goods, boxes,
cards, envelops. DO. Ladies will find
them convenient TO mark their wearing
apparel. Mr.. Giese will call on the citi-
zeus of this place and show them his
work. Get plate ladies and mark your
clothing.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

Lieut.. Free, of Co. E, 17lh Regiment
Col. Connel-has taken prisoners. He
passed himself off for secessiouist, got
the confidence Of The enemy, learned their
secrets, when, giving his men the sign
they advanced and took them. The pris-
oners are now in Columbus.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
We Are in Need or Money.

We have payment to make on our Of.
fee on the first Of August. There is
$4,000 due us on our books. Will those
Of our friends whom we have INDUCED
and who know themselves to be indebted
come to our relief! Editors, like other
Hen, mus. live, and there is no living in
these times without money.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
LAFAYETTE ACADEMY.

The Hrst term n the Academic year Of Lafayeus
academy, will open on Monday the e0th Of July un-
der the saperintendeDee Of B. F. peairs aided by
competent assistant. A Normal Department will be
opened for those preparing to teach aud particular
attention VIII be given TO those entering that depart
mcnt.
TuITfON--4. and SO fprterm ti2 weeks.
West Rushytlle Ohio Juhe. Is6I-6wil
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
NObIy Done.

The friends Of the volunteers in Cap.
tains Stincbcomb and Giesy's Companies,
SHIPPED by express, from this place, on
Tuesday Of tLis week, 1850 lbs of sub
stantial provisions, to their Camp in
Western Virginia. Mossrs. Philip Wise
man, John AshbrOok, ValeOtine Cupp
and Mr.. Ray, went in charge of the boxes
and will see them into camp. ------
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
GUeRNSEY'S BALM.

TMMEDIATEJY removes or prevents inflammation
from The worst Burn. Scald Bruise, Fracture. Cut
or fresh wound Of any kind, aud It's healing quality IL
truly onderful. For Neuralgia, Rheumatsn, AEne
IL is tha best application known. II preYena swell-
ing pain o. frfable from Mosquito 6ites bee stings,
When taken tntorualy also Sore Throat aud oarpe-
mesa. 25 cents bottle. for sale by Druggists aud
storek ecpsFS, IRWIN STONE. Sole Proprietor, Ho'
l,Spruee Street. New York. SEPT. iS0c--iIcs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

The term Of service OF the Ohio boys,
in Virginia. expired yesterday. AS they
have not volunteered for the war they may
be expected home soon.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

u. Shrader has been appointed Post
master at Basil, and H. L. Nicely at Bal
timore, both excellent appointments.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
Jnly II. ls6l.-9wll

ExrLoYxEST.--The Ere Sewing Machine compa-
ny vii furnish employment to a few active men 10
act as Agents for them. preference will be given
to those well acquainted the t.:rc. or which they
apply, forwhieh service they are viiiingto give
commission. orpay salary Of 400 10 700 dollars per
wear and expenses. For particulars, address Eris
Milan, Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

WASHINGTON, July II.
At 10 o'clock all the enc my's works in
the neighborhood of Fairfax, as far as
Centerville were attacked, meeting with
no response, The baricades were easily
surmounted, and road cleared of trees
which had been felled, delaying the ad-
vance but few minutes. AT steep bill
there was stationed about 200 rebel caval-
ry who, without waiting to ascertain tho
strength of the advancing force, fled up
on the first appearance Of our sEirm;shers.
They found forlifca ion about. halt mile
from Court House, consisting Of simple
entrencbment extending about 400 yards
on each side of the road. 1t was for s
guns. This had been occupied for about
three weeks by, the Cd and 9Th South Car
olina Regiment. Col. ,Bonham. In ap-
proaching this point our skirmishers, en-.
gagged with these Of the rebels, in which
one man received flesh wound, and a
rebel officer was captured. The advarec
Of Burnside Prigade reached the foru,
fcalon in time to take one prisoner-a s.
G. officer. The command then proceeded
10 Fairfax whele the rebel flag was still
flying, when the advance Of the division,
with band of the I'd Rhode Island Regi.
ment playing national airs entered the vii
lage. 1t was taken down by some one ol
the qd Rhode Island Regiment and Civ.
EN- to Gov. Sprague and Transmitted by
him 10 Gen, Mcdowell as regimentaI
tophy.
GERMANTOWN, o'clock ?. NJ.
The First Division of the Grand Army
under General Tyler commenced moving
at half pas! O'Clock this morning. About
a mile from this village a heavy o5struc'
ton was discovered in the road; In less
than 90 minutes the whole Of the barri
cade was removed. The rebels abandon.
ed their position as soon as Gen. r.Schenck' {
column commenced moving.
Eeats Hill some q miles West Of vi.
emma was reached, tho enamy still retreat
in (as usual) a thick piece Of timber wa:
entered, in an opening of which, tangible
evidence of the hurry in which the rebels
retreated, was found in shape of camp
equipage, &c. The column was abou
pushing on, when scouts reported bate
ry OF several pieces, less than half {
mile ahead. Other scouts reported that thu
rebels had precipitately abandoned. ant
were retreatiug in haste. The entrench
mcnts were quickly entered and takel
/ possession ofby the skirmishers. The po
sition was a strong one, and could easil,
have been defended. The division vii
move ON this p. NJ. to the vicinity of Cen
tervile. where the enemy is said to be il
strong. force.
I 30 P. NJ. General Mcdowell and stal
have just arrived. All four divisions vii
move on towards the junction to- morrow
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
RoonAWnZa

VTIRGINlA PEGGRT bound by indenture to .he
y undersigned. runaway on Wednesday evening.
June Ig. ls6l All persona hereby f0rwarned not
10 trustlhe said Virginia Pagget my account, as
will not he responsible for her Gebts. One mill
ward will be paid for her return.
Jane 27,Is1l--9rl3A MONROE SHUPE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

Isaac Larimer, Esq, of Rushcrees. has
been appointed mail agent on the G. W.
r. r.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

Pat Powers. Of the 17lh Regiment is
now in the city. He was detailed by
Capt. Slncbcomb to accompany Lieut..
Free to Columbus with four rebel priso.
ners. Pat looks well, gives good ac-
count Of himself and the 18th Regiment.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

4 srEs CrRr yon fstaE.-- When tho sO1sness
ars: commences, or even when far advanced, 1t eau
be relieved and entirely cured by holding the Hngcr
part afflicted ia Perry Davis Pain Killer for half
an hour. 1t has been thoroughly tested, pnd proves
never falling remedy. fsion Is a troublesome
thing and would advise all 50 troubled to test the
remedy. Sold By medicine dealers generally.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
NaREIEGE-

IT'S * business to BASIL, Ohio. Ali
5ls s. S2 those indebted to me by note or
S;G) '==F3 3ol>4S book account, will please call at
and pay up. L. f. zIEGLE isauthorzed 10 settle
ant reeeipttnr me u P0PFICE. in Talmadge Block,
oppOsit p. Van 1rump's Law Ofiee. L. JULIAN.
Lancaster, hpru4 isGl.-IU
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
Ea GDa @Rn Ea

(NHARGTY LODGE. No. :, meets every Monday
u Evening.
HOCKHOCKTNG RyCANPNENr. No. %, meets
2d and 9TH Thursday Evening n each mouth.
Lancaster, april 70, l560--2Li
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
ATER.
GRAFrcx. July is.

Coming through tie Geld Of battle Of
Cheas! river yesortay, with Major Cor.
don who had charge Of the corpse Of GAn,
Robert S Garnet. We learned hat the
rebel army had Left the remainder 0 their
baggage train and artillery a. point
about two miee from St. George. Word
WAS instantly sent back to General Nor.
ris. aut all is nov PFoba ly captured.
The rebels are greatly disorganized,
and headinl for Hardy county. Ii Is
hoped that Con. Hill, now at Osklanl may
BE- ablo 10 intercept them.
Garneit's corpse is here. awaiting or
ders from bis family. AGArE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
Estntc of Isaac Finkbonc, sr., Dec.

NOTICE In hereby given that the unde rsigned has
y been duly appointed and qualified adminlStra-
TOR Of the atate of Isaac Finkbone, ST., deceased,
late u Fairfield county, ohio.
4 I. SIMMONS.
InlR IL lshl --1nIl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

1-Pwe take delightin referring our afiieted frends
10 tho druggists Of this city where that most eslmable
medicine. DR.. 8. o. Rlchardson's SHERRY WINE
BITTBaS, can be procured. We advise our friend
10 uso g. becauss we know its value IN curing Fever
and Agae, diseases common to the west and all now
csrnileslI should - keptst hand ID every family.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

General Schleich and Staff are with
General Mcclellan. John Huuter, Judge
More aud Boyle Ewing are we'll and hear
ty. Army rstions seem 10 agree with all,
much better than home delicacies.