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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

100 BLEFCKER STREET, WEST OF AND NEAR
lOV ENTHUSIASTICALLY furnished Rooms to lot ,
with or without board single or IN suits Meals served
in rooms il desired Transient boarders accommodated
Location pleasant and central.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

90 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
OJ and sixth avenues-Eiegantly furnished Rooms
ics with Hoard suitable for gentlemen and their wives
single gentlemen house FIRST class location Of tho
most c,nvenicnt in The city; dinner ate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

hRuG STORE FOR SALE - ONE OF TIE REST
IL stands in tho city Of BROOKLYN has been established
three years and Is spendidy fitted up we'll stocked and
doing first class and profitable business; win be sold low
Tor cash or part cash aud real estate other good secu
riy. Apply At 3l4 Fulton avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

NTIIITARY--WANTED, A PERSON To. ASSIST THE
Vl Quartcrmsster al a cavalry regiment; man OF
ability and oxpcr in that department Address box
z AIR Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

= y, ~, "
A BARE CHANCE.--tOR SALE, ONE OF THE OI.IJFcyr
IA Drug ana Botanic stores in Brooklyn. The business
has been established werty years. and has been one Of
the most lucrative stores Of the kind in the city Salts
hat its actual WORTH for cash, applied FOR immediately
Address Druggist, box III Heraa office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31
BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

FEW ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR IN syprs IN
me order, with FIRST class Board--location nsasant
cslrabe, between Broadway and Filth aven,a An
~ university place, corner Of Ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

20 SPRING STREET, THREE DOORS FROM BROAD
! - way.-war prices To let, handsomely furnished
Rooms, to single gentlemen The location is all the
rst class hotels pacos of amusement Reading room
free. Inquire at the Aason House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

I(0AtD IN BROOKIYN-TO LET, Two NICE ROOMS
40 handsomely furnished, together separate by II
private family the house has all modern improvements
and Is pleasantly located. Apply at 100 Dean street
tween floyt and Bond streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

11n MACDOUGAL STREET.-RICHMOND HOUSE
HlV is now opened as private family Hotel, for
the reception OF single gcnemen small families tired
OF boarding Parties DESTROYS Of housekeeping can find
every convenience nj the above establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

|ExY DESIRABLE SUIT or ROOMS, on SECOND
POOR handsomely furnished, 10 let 10 single gentle.
TO gentleman and wife, In small family, with
lout partial Board. Gas, bath, &c. Apply a, "a
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31
SUMMER RESORTS.

YTNJE LA TOJRElTE HOUSE BERGEN POINT n. j..
l. win be Kept OXEN through Sept mbcr, decidedly tho
most pleasant month Of the season at this Point fami-
lies and othps rnng from Saratoga and the watering
places North alG wishing TO sncnd short time by the
salt water in caso proximity to New York, here
find the dcsi cratim Boats leave pier NoH2 North
river ut 30 1870, $40 420 and So ffcm Hcy street,
1920 and 30 O'Clock. Liberal arrangements made
with those engaging for the balance Of the
WESLEY ". Hill, Proprietor.
1.-TWO OR THRIE PERSONS CAN I,E ACCOMMODATED
Il with Beard, where all tho comforts Of home may
lac enjoyed, at the Green Grove Mansion, kcypo, any
lady gcn man wishing to establish a boarding school
will do well by addressing II. Whine, as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND Albany RAILROAD
IN Summer arrangornent.--Express tain for Albany,
Troy North and West leaves Twenty street Sta ON
al u A. NJ. Fer local trains see time table.
JOHN BURCIlllJ,, Assistant Superintendent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

NJ ICFI.Y FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO GENTLE
IN men, without Board, in pleasant desirable oca-
ton, within t@o blocks NJ broadway. Apply al $50
Greene street. between Wavcrley and Clinton places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

NIOTCE-TIRSr FIRE Zor aV S.--THJS REGIMENT
IN will be m.ste eli ut Rciioe's Island Saturday
az ocock, for United States pay Az asentees will be
considered desertors. G. Mex LkOSER,
Colonel commanding Eleventh reg N Y. Vols
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

FENO COIONElS--AQ q ARTsRMASIi Il OF EXI ERIkNCE
L. desires position in regiment that is likely to get
oil lie hsing in three or four fun companies
and has other influence Of advantage TO regiment. Ai
dress q D., box 2i3 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

IINOR SALE--A FAMILY GROCERY STORE IN THE
n best part of Myrtle avenue BROOKLYN with or ~ I'm.
Out Horse and Wagon inquire Of G. RICHTER SO Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

BOARD IN BROOkIYN--NO 1859 AMlTY SrIslF.r.
- between Caart and Cntoh.--A gentleman and his
wife can obtain Board with pleasant furnished Room;
other Rooms also Tho house is modern, aud convenient
to tho cars and ferries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

ACkS0N HOUSE, 30 ELM STREET.-THE LOWEST
81 rented and most comfortably and conveniently fur
nshed Apartments in the city to the wants Of small
families, with every requisite furniture Linen cooking
range and utensils, gas and Croton water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

NO GREENE STREEr-NN TIIE NF1GIB0Ri00D
20 az the best hotels and restaurants) Furnished
Rooms to lot to gentlemen ONLY rooms al 81 ~ per
week house has no yard gas &c, and is very quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

NUAR]ENMASTfR OR COMNISSARY SERGEANT
M The adyes tiacr wishes to procure &c the asyse
POSITIONS is willing Ia rcmneratc person who will
secure of Me above fol hrA Address j. O. B.. Herald
oiiGo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

I(oARD WANTED IN FIFTH AvENUE-A GENTLE
~ man and his wife, of rcspectabity without chill
dren, want to rent furnished Rooms in Fifth avenue,
aDovo street preferred either first second
noor WIN private table for the winter where there
No other bDarders. Address b. box POT Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31


And troops of other who have been engaged Of
which are playing successful engagements at the
NFLOpEON,
To apply for engagel. vents.
To stars, of whatever brllancy in the profession In
duccnents in tho way cary viii be offered superior
any offers that possibly Gao be oudercd by any theatre
tho world. Responsible AND talented artists saisfy
themselves by applying personally or ny letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

on NINTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY PLACE
on ana Fifth ADMINISTRATIONS and wives and sim
ge gentlemen can obtain Board in first house with
choice OF Rooms, single OF in suits Also to front
easement, suitable for physician Office Dinner At o.
Reference exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31
INSTRUCTION.

A n EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF ENGLISH, CLASSICS
IA and Mathematics desires engagement in school
or family; satisfactory references. Address j. VI H.
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

BOARD IN BROOKI.YN.--A LADY AND GENTLE
10 man. or one or twogptiemen, obtain pleasant
Rooms and Hoard in small private family SO State
street House has thVupiodcrn improvements, bath &c
Is agreeably located, Within five minutes walk Of South
and wall street ferries. Dinner at half past six.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
TO ARMsi


!. S.:,sps ~ tnis paper ron
~ tno = ~ esety oHs ao,e
;"s ~" ;.,sir "a Hu,.'vn ~ nu q g, 'or . y
'sstss5 - ~ onr o,,. Sro1, Ssa"'oIp ~ p'ePeS =
: =, oa,S no.s;hIa hnt usv coma ,',r" Az
M - po,'sr NJ .ass;k;I;," % ~ y \
.tactsnnor ,h,s e;v rbieb hss ~ r,o,, ~ y. ~
10 imf e.. III Ia; eanr Tnan,hs sOa.;Ha,, az
cslIv ",iSan;.a5 orr noonla ans p;,n ~,
abo5itiSa To q snasmodio' 'sfrort to snhs;da
again wi,hout eon,ino ~ ac,;on Ia Nos, \
yery imminant nro6.h;litv and vet "ur
citizens s.sm sunine under ibis ,mnend.
ing danger, because Il il not vet in siobt
of us and even If Il are1br;s,ling ON ebs
hills opposite, /, is doubtful If m.pS m,ybt
not be disposed 10 wvrssif and Z Same =
couciIiatory attitude, to see # Il really II.
tended any harm 10 US. 't'" VII
Louisville is now in danger. Who a
fortnigh, ago, would have said that Lou
isyills was adv more exposed tbab Gin.
cinnatiP 1t is not So much exposed to o. "A
enemy, because it is not comman ied
from any oi it's surroundings. But a few
milesfrom ne, on the other side soi the
river, is one of the,most rabid Secession
ioWna, whose people have torn upahe rails
OF the road between LIE exington and Gov
ington, and stopped the rolling stock at
tho southern END of the road. They
are doing everything in their power to
invite aud aid o rebel raid Upon this city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
Highly Interesting from Indian
+ apOIiS,

Especial Dispatch to tho Cincinnati Gazette.
= = ".D " IND1AsAPoLIs. Sept, 22 4
The following is dispatch received by
Gov. Morton from Gen. Anderson, dated
Louisville, Saturday afternoon. E q. s
"lnformation has just reached me that
Buckuer is approaching with about 1000
men; 200 cavery, and 2l pieces Of ar.
tillery. ........a .....-i e, r,4,54q,s4 q
The road has been repaired and they
are probably at Eizabethtown. The men
are said to be fine looking and wellarmed
My informant says that there are no
troops at Memphis. Send me all assist.
ance YOU CAM UE,'l h.- - f
Upon receipt Of the above dispatch.
Gov Morton dispatched the Thirty ninth
Regiment. Col. Harrison, to Louisville,
and the Thirty.frst, Col. Scott. to Eyaps,
VILE THIS was all that the transporta-
ton facilities could aeord last night. The
Tenth, COL Mason, was sent TO Louisville
this afternoon, and another regiment. fol,
lows to morrow. This affords another
evidence of Gov. Morton's promptnsss
and decision. ,... 1'"" 5'".
l'o has dispatched an agent TO day to
the border counties, with general o,dcrs
to the Indiana Legion, looking to placing
these companies on footing available in
any emergcpoy" "JT0iT3LiB So,
The orders are to meet often and regu-
larly for drill; all members to provide
themselves, with such private arms as may
be- easily procured for The time being -
The unrformiug Of companies is waived
until tho Government furnishes arms. The
ranks are 10 be filed up aud the muster
roll!o be rs!urbsd Iothe AcjulRHt Gen.'s
Office on he Grst ef October. ., 2
Governor Morton has Just received ip'
formation from Etansyils that q mdSseh-
ger was arrested to-day up GresE River,
who was bearer Of orders from General
BucknOr TO a prominent SeccsSionist with
plan to destroy the locks on Green
River, Two companies of Col. Crsft's
Regiment, and one hundred Home Guards
have been sent up to protect the locks.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
D0a,l % y for a aaoliliOn .gat.

DOaTo 90 IN for an abolition sOaf.
The only further comment We have to
offer uEon .his speech is this: The man
who cannot see treason in it has no
eyes,
Thisfpeech was followed BY JeHries
and endorsed by him, We cannot repost
even the substance Of Mr.. Jetl'ries for the
simple reason that there was no substance
in it. A few triains remarks about the
GLORIOUS Democracy" and . few more
about the glorious Jim Jeffries, and the
speech was done. Mr.. Jeffries ceased
speaking only 10 fnd that the crowd had
long before ceased 10 listen. The effort
was signal failure. Of which bis intclli
gent friends are heartily ashamed. 70.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

viii withdraw from the Bowling Green
trade for the preseut,
Aglancs az tbe map viii shov the
strategic value of Bowling Green, l. is
lOcated at the junction of the Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad with it's MsDphis
branch. A correspondent Of the Louis.
Vile Journal says that ian army located
there could draw .enforeemenls and
supplies 70 the full capscity-of the Con-
iederale States to spare them" -
Tue approaches to the tOwnibS railroad
can be guarded by small toIce. as The
track crosses bridge in each direction
.oyet Green and Barren rivers. \ AeunbeFf
land Gap. Muldraugh's Hill, Bowling
Green and Columbus, all strategi1 points
ofgreat value are now iu possession OF the
rebels. They will only be driven from
the State by determined effort otothe u
nion men in the State, assisted BY their
brethren in Indiana and Illinois.
MAYFIELD, KY.
The New Albany Ledger says:
HH' Z H. - .
This place has already become censpie-
uous since the conImeucementtolthe trou-
bles in Kentucky 1t is small county
town. the seat of justice Of Graves county
in the jackson Purchase. 1t is about .25
miles from Paducah, on the line of the
branch railroad from Paducah 10 Union
City, Tennessee. It's about the same
distance from Columbus. Ky, and lies ID
a enthusiastically objection from ptbat
place. The communication from that
point is over O common county road,
though there is a partial railroad commu-
uicallon over the Mobile & Ohio Railroad
and the branch road from Union City
The Confederate troops, it is understood
are concentrating a force, at May6sl ioI
offensive operations against Paducah, and
are certifying the place as a defensive
measure against the approach Of the Fed
eral troops, for il that point should fall
into the bands uf the Fedfrals it would be
an easy matter to cut of the retreat Of
Gen. Polk from Columbus. .As54@t5
/ TENNESSEE HRRo AT CAMP ROBINSON o
THE Frankfort Commonwealth says:,f
Among the Tennesseeans now in camp
IN Kentucky is little fellowo about five
feet four inches, with gray and grizzled
beard, dilapitated nose, and an eye as
keen as fsh.hawk's. The manner o.
his escape was remarkable and highly in
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

CAIno, Sept. 2s.--The picsolsef tbe't;
owa Seventh at EjIiots' Mills, Ky, eight
miles Shove Columbus, were approached
on Sunday evening by a'body Of rebel
Cayalryuunboriug dlly ,.,-. ai Z, ., s5,si =
The, Iowa troops drsd upon lhembring-
ing down four or Eve. Thercbels, return
ed the fire without doing any damage.
They,t then fed, leaving tour horses, 3il Is
d Another skirmiAh with the rebels took
place near Hunter, No., four niles below
Norfolk, lastevebing, .ss ,e. ,rgs y /, ,isl o!
Three ofour men end horses arc mis-
sing oPhe enemy's loss is not ascertain.
cd, Reports nom below say the rebels a.
Columbus are crogiqgto Belmont, also
thai. they are in possession Of Blandins-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
FROM MISSOURI.

JEyFERsoN OIry, Sept, 2l.--Goy., Gam.
bio 10 day issued the following call to The
Convention: .",,.a, ..... .1Ieof go 1@l
'''''rhe exigenSies Of tho State .rspuire.m
my judgment, the re+sssembhng" Of the
State Convention; therefore. I Hamilton
r. Gamble, Governor Of tho State ofMs.
souri,. by virtue ofthe' power vested ID
me BY he Convention, do hereby call4hs
convention Of the Stat, to assemble NJ the
Mercantile Library. Hall, in the city of
81! Louis. on the lothH dHy .df October
next, to adopt such measures as the wel-
fare Of The State may require iod.ataa5
Given under my hand and tho seal of the
Slate, at Jefferson City, this twenty
third day of September. All one thop-
sand eight hundred aud sixty one. slsf
:, GSigned Ii, n. GAMBLE,
ByIhe Governor. NJ Oliver, Secretary
Of State ~. ti4 ni 80 1ab efsat9t Tiaf ttR ,ff
i. Id. $40 II .l. NH d ca al
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

A small force of Ohio volunteers from
Camp Chase, made their welcome appear
ance in ou- town on Sunday morning last.
1t consisted Of Companies A and B of the
3lst Ohio regiment, iormed in Perry and
Hooking counties. and numbering two
hundred men, under command Of Major.
s. L. LeflngwelI. - GaliipOiis Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
No Cure. No Pavl!

HIEsKELL's TETrER OINTMENT. for the
cure Of all diseases fthe skin, and in case
reliefis not given 1 am authorized 10 re
fund the money. A supply just receiv-
ed and for sale by E. L. SLoCUM. ,Agt,,
. at City Drug Store. Lancaster,
6w. 20
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
Democratic Mass Meetfns --OIds, Speech
Jehiies' Speech. '' .s"'

--."s."''- = - .
"e"o0'"O %",a.. sSs Mse'n sn.a.S ' ~ 'pOeSS y 81
.Tbs mass m, sfiba Of The runte,ti6ea"
cam. off anurspant 10 nreyyio,,s rsyi q, notice -
an SATURDAY al F,om the efforts that wsya
made the flaming hand. .biIls.f,bs 3parads
Ofsueakers. ,he lone and s,vopp and con.
slant drumming ',,p. a laroa crowd was
expected bur tbey came came ho,--,ha ..ut,s, ~,
ri6sd', were lound " wanting IN itbs hour, ot
party need. "A mass asetiop that was 10
have been numbered BY thousands was
counted by tens, abj with All tie littls
boys and curious Republicans, did not Gl]
the Court House. ~. u ,,1a, ,.,. A..
The long array of great men announced
for the occasion became "short by dc
grees and beauMiully lEss."' jewett did
not come; valiandingham found it, Con,
vspiept as veil as prudent to bs 10th
erwise engaged ;" Martin was absent Me.
dill sick Go. declinsd and pay,. baa a.
"uryen, oalr, abou, the time IN. ~ m4a,;ng All;
assembled. so ths. the meeting was left
without ora,ors sxcsnt .,low oaln,o, ,oIdsJ
aud the much abussd,Y "vilsly slaudor.
ed" aud "greatly persecuted" Jsfries,
Athslf pas, one O'CLOCK III. Z Isell ra, raDg.
and as the lovers Of party better than
country gathered in. o. H. Perry mo,sd
that .pLillip Hsyne Of Pleasant aiovo.hin
nc, rs Chairman If (ba mce,ingy H..yyTn'a IL
daclinad ,hs bonor. ~ l.llsa;oa .icLo.o. Y
(who,bo, IL was .iol or,h. namoo,.,,o
n,r,y 81 fs.c...io,, =, &c l,ho,i. a;d u,
.,,oa,, hn, f,,m,,ha c.,, of-hi. n.a...a.
., ~. o,o.;nrs H. lin oo.,.;p ILL.,
fact, Lnown 70 n, wo a,o lod G', - ha,,..a w. !,
~ -''-1, a, o.
saI os NJ iIs.s.. !, 80 ~ ~ ,s.a',o, Sa
homo, ~, o,;v.. n. .ssss ".'p, ;, ~ ..
H. r.io,,,,,.. pa ''",' "i'' ,"N'
Raj. .hs,' y, S1 " ~. y '."-u.'sp.- =
n.,,, - n"''.,N.|'.'l ' " ~
mocr... [ ,.S - .a' 'r'V. 40,
Of Hoop,na 49,, D.'' I.'"S
rwin~ ,oai' ~ IP N sa' 'n"SOuO'u
~. 'YA NY , mar -, WIN wa uAu'' a's'
Az. ,.I.'.', I'n''""u ~ V'u9'' {
mi,,s. w.ra ~. "v1 !. ',i". I., aau sn,' M oOa
A.. !, ..sm.a .,,SS.',.s rs upon Wv 'pt"H'
Fwin. h., ~. y ys'1' " W.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

DE RcHARDsoN y SHERRY WINE BiFTrRs.-In 1908,
Or. Nathan Richardson's Physician residing in South
Reading, Massachusetts,, discovered and proved in
his extensive practice In that place and neighboring
towns, the enehcia effects OF the medicine row given
70 tbs world as the Sherry Bltters he success Of
DR. Richardson practice becoming heralded through
out the New England States, his business SO increas.
ca, that he was soon compelled 10 'elinquish the vi
sitting system, and establish Offices ib different parts
OF the State, where, on stated days he met his pa
tients. Sunday was the only day that he could be
found at home, and many OF the present inhabitants
OF South Reading will well mber the ttr6ng Of
carriages tbat always surrounded bis house on the
Sabbath
The present proprietor, Or. g. o. Richardson, tson
OF the late Dr. Nathan RichardsDn grad uate Of the
New Hampshire Medical College. where he received
his degrees with usual honor. and hiso menber Of
the Medical Society Of Boston, for the purpose Of
ieiying his aged and honor parent from his arduons
duties, was induced to relngush hrs valuable praU.
tce ~ The city OF Boston 70 superlnlend tho mann
ActnEe Of this medicine, II requires great sklland
accuracy 10 ts preparing The genuine sold by Kauf
man, Siocum and Sifforl Lancaster, Ohio-lml8
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
9pleeffiial Notifts9.

Doctor LeIandH ARtt Rheuuatic Bandts tltc only
known remedy for Rhsumatlsm, Gout and Neuralgia,
and the pernicous effects Of Mercury, and VI il with
the grsaiBs saaiadt,o, as 10 lis merits thatwe caf
the aitanon pf9ur rcPders TO tho r,iseme Dt in
another column 6f our paper Of the Anti. Rheumalic
Band--9uttA.u lini IrltTi d III brtN Tal dg =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

vile, KY, Twelve miles southeast Of that
place. -.
GEN Buckner is stated to have taken
possession Of OwehsboFo, KY, Onthe o.
bio. 40 miles above Paducah. M
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
GWernsey's Balm.

PuRUY THE BLooD.--Dr. Wsausr'3 Medicine for
HamOrs.-Tbese valuable medicines have achieved
eompiete triumph In Graduating humors OF all
kinds from the human system. They were introdue.
ed TO the public some SIX pears sinco and have been
used with entire success. The Canker aud SaltRheum
Syrup taken internally. which cleanses the blood
by throwing impurities 10 the surface when the Cerate
Is applied externally, and all The eruptous are des
troyed, aud health and beauty restored. Their aston
ishng success hascaieh out many igporant pretend
ers, who.hay introduced their Wonderful produc.
tions 10 the public. They are out In almost every
form from Panaceas down to Pills, and all for hu
mors, (cfeonrse thegdre, Sodby G. Kaufman Geo..
Slocum and SiGord, Lancaster, Ohio-iml8
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
DR. wgAvgMsg
s OINTMENT

and y0u have permanent cure.
THECERATE * has proved itselfio be the best Oint-
ment and where once used it as never
osen osn known 10 fail ofaneetmg permanent cure Of
Uid sores; Tetter and Ringvorm scad Head, Chill
olaiDs aud Prostitutes. Barber's Itch, Chnpbed or
Cracked Hands or Lips, Blotehes or Pmples on the
Face. And for SORE NIPPLES and SORE EYES,
the Ceraie Is the only, thing required to cure. II
should be kept In the house ofevery family.
Nowb the time that a specific for Tetisr and all
other bumors arising from impure blood is wanted.
Rend the following evidence In favor Of DIR. Weav-
er's Syrup and Cerate:
. -. gERoMEvtbLE, Ashland Cos, Of, Nov. 90, 1890
). NJ. Harris Co, Cincinnati ntismen--T
deem haduty rs we'll as pleasn 10 to inform yoT
what DR., Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
and 0eraie have done for me- and hope that this et
ter may come to the notice Of all persons similarly
ain'oted In the year 1850, was ;aaeked with Tet-
ter or Salt Rheum, on both my legs, and extended
unhl from my knees TO my feet was one raw sore-t
consulted, and obtained medicines ard prescriptions
IRON nearly all tt physicians IN this Vicinity, but OBJ
m,ned no rehef whan your agent Mr.. Holman, Drug
and CeFate, which fortunately did, and am nov q
sound, weli man. by their use. I.,- trf.p tt..,
And with much gratitude, remain, yours trnly.
7,t' JOHN WIERBAUGH,
land county. Sf'fz. ~
Price OF syrup 81, Cerate csc. per bottle Diree-
t,ons accompany each bottle. SOldby most Medicine
,s y. n. HARRIS & CO., Ciaeipnati, Ohio,
Pr0pretors forthe Western and Southern States
to whom order for IN above Medicines may be n5-
dressed. Sold Wholesale and Retail by G. KAUFP-
MANN co. aud g. l.. SL0CUM, Laneaster; p. HAN
pieHsaDlVlte. Jefferson q Co., ThofnyiIle; W, A.
Graham ,Zanes vile; Roberts 4 Samuel. Columbus:
George VI. Fickhardt, Crclevine. Nov. /, ls6O--Iy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

The lbllowing significant advertisement
is froa, ahe Richmond Whig 30. .Augusis:
The medical men throughout the State
are respectfully requestdd TO forward to
thispfiics sll the reliable vaccine virus
they can sp-re. Compliance with the re.
quest iS6reed upon their attention as OF
che utmost impoYancs 20 the public wei.
fare. ratNT ] Ct4AsJ fttE
A E, PErIcoLAs,M D., Vaccine Ag't.