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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

rs horeby given, that the partnership heretofore ex-
isting betweent the undersigned and James V. Kim
ney and Robert Johnson, who have heretofore been
engaged 10 the business OF boating aud selling Coal
at Lancaster, Ohio, the Hooking Valley Canal. I'M
der the name and lfm of fklNNBY, JOHNSON, &Co.
was on tho lst day Of Apr,A D, 1861 by mutal con
sent dissolved. MARTIN POWERS, the Junior mem
be of said firm now dissolved, still continues the hu-
sine Of boating Coal, and selling the same at the
lowest prices at the yard heretofore used for that pur
pose BY said arm OF Kinney, Johnson & Co.
Lancaster, May l6, l66i-7 MARTIN POWERS.
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It is Good! Don't Fail to Try
Da. S. o. RICHARDSON'S
SherrW u inc Bitters.
heeelsbrGtedNsp England RsnedyJor Ha6itaalC'R-
stipatiOH, JaHndiee, Fsusr and 8gae, GenerGiDs-
-6iIitg, and al Diseases arising from Dts0r-
n = d.rkd Sfoslnch. Liper or BoNoIs. = I

ThseelsbratsdNsr England Remedy for Ha6itaalcOH-
stipGtiOn, Jaundiee, Fsusr and 8gae, Gsnsrsi De-
-6ihty, and al Diseases arising from Dtsor-
%. dsred Sf0flaoh, Liver or BoUOLs.
TTNHEY are used and recommen ended by leadingPhy'
sieians oftEs county, and all whot try them pro-
nornse them iarafuable.
county Ohio the Btrs ate highly praised by those
suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver com
rs. lAyrs, Postmaster, at williamsport, Ohio,
says, whey give great satisfaction. use them my
seifhayng cold. become PROSTATE and lost my
Appetite 1t relieved me, and can Henu IL
with gre at oassur RANGES Of its meriis." -
DR.. WM. NJ. KERR Of R0gersville, indiana, writes
us that they are the most valuable medicine onereu
Il has ecoIa nded ,thom. .Yiihgreat success and
with them made several cures Of palpisanon oiihe
TnoMAs STARroaD, ESQ., BiourisvIllo, Henry eouD-
~. Indiana, wrlles pa .pnde dave o.
4, l660. He was muehredAced ihaVlog 5eeh ahisaes
for sats WITH ETtas nsrrons hebiiiy peipita
lion The heart OF the most severe and prosuAtlng
character ''afler using few bottles was compete
ly restored, and am now in robust health. A.
GEOHGk ". HOFFMAN says he was afflicted wlthTheu-
matisni rtWeEy years. In all its various forms, anu
at the date Of his leiteThe had been two years wen
til the cure VIII ian
atten ding hiG coEd do him no good. He says. no
rheumatism. dyspepsia, liver CO mraint Jdney anee-
toR OF dropsy "a Is specific certain rem edI
!. W. HrNr writes from Delphos, Allen county /.
Ohio,ta section whore PeyeraHd Ague PTevailsltha
he most cheeIfully recompends. them OF deelded
meritiaA all cases Of FsUer cad fgse, DysRsPs'e 2"
Gehsrsi DsbiihB. ,v
n. X, Ga ubEfiEHa, M. D.iwrites from Van Vert;
Ohio, al. most respectfully recommend the Sherry
Wine Bttersto the notice Of Dyspepie persons, and
to all who require astp ulaiing medicine Sueh Ne1s
ne are rcesigisr daily. Full direStans accou pany
eaehbo,tle. They are sold by Medicine dea,ersgcn'
eraily, Phce IS cent? peybottle, 2 = ~
DiTI q s.sJ. N. HARRIS & co. C}uanssu Ohio,
Proprietors for The Southern and WesieIn statcs,
to whom dress al ofders Fo- saIe by g Kaufman
& Co.. Il. L. Sloeum, Siaori & Sturgeon, Lancaster;
Richard B. Walker, West Rnshyjile; ?. Hane, Plea
santyile; A. Fenstmaker, Waterloo; Brossma an n
drew. Lithopols; David Prooost, MGrcy; J. LsTch q
Co. Amanda, NoV.l, Is60-ly31
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ETCall at the News Office and secure
a copy Ct the Waverly Magazine. This
is truly an excellent paper ci the kind;
each num- er contains volume of read
ing matter within itself.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

ARrnuA's HoMR MAGAZINE for June
is on our table 6lled with useful and i'll
teresting reading mater. The embellish-
ments are splendid. For sale at the
News Office. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

E%The troops at Camp Anderson are
now being ratioued at l44 cents day
per head. The rations furnished are,
Bread II lbs; Bacon 1 lb., or in lieu ol
Bacon, II lbs Beef; Potatoes l b., each
tnan, and 6 lbs. ground Coffee to 100 men,
with Salt, Sugor and Vinegar.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23
RnA.G TO6fCR.

NloTlCElsherebyg given TO allwhom 1t may concern,
thaia at The pex! Session Of the Com mmissloners o.
presented petition praying for the Vacation Of par
Of the County ,Road leading from, .he pike ebetweer
East and West Rushvlle TO the Rainbow read, :, com
nencing on tho line OF the lands Of Copolin aud RuH
ner thence north through the lands OF Copelin and
Porseman to the Rainbow road. there TO Terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
NAV . iaRI-aw5 'i. 17" 20. t..A
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ETThe friends of E.. I1RRMER of
Bremen; now in Company A, LIST Reg.
o. v. NJ, send hihs splendid blanket
on Monday nexl.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

WWe clip the following compliment
ary remarks from the Western Butler
Co. Journal:
=. 4 Camp Anderson.
We visited this Camp, situated at Ian.
caster, o., a few days since. and wSs per.
fectls taken with The beauty Of the spot.
and the surrounding scenery. The ground
used is the Fair Grounds. situated upon
the outskirts of the city, and at tho base
of the celebrated knoll, known as Mt.
Pleasant, from the summit of which ore
of the most magnificent views il has ever
been our lot to gaze upon presents ITSELF
It is o. State Encampment, aud contains
the 18th Regiment, among which we met
many old friends The Encamppcnt was
under the command of Capt, Fl. H. Giesy
Of Lancaster. ,Messrs. Springer, Ulrick,
Mumaugh d Rising Of that city, have
the contract for ratiouing the Regiment
and right we'll and honestly do they per
form their contract. so much so that they
command the love and respect OF the en-
tire Regiment. Bully for Camp Ander'
son.
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Nrw Aourrtisrntenlts,
Estnie of Jacob CraybilI.

NToTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been appointed and qualified as. Administrator Of
the Estate Of Jacob Graybil deceased late of Fair
field county, Ohio. ISAAC II. GRAY BlhL.
May II, l56l-3w8 . ....... ...
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H
CAMp ANDERSON. The strictest militia
~ discipline now prevails at Camp An.
dersOn. The regimontal officers have all
received their commissions and are duly
initiated into the service. Col. Connel!
has appointed A. J. Davis Edjutant. =
Goulden, Of LICKING county, Quarter
master; Flanagan, Of Madison, Sergeant
Major, and Irwin Linn. of Company A.,
Capt. Giesy, Regimental Eusigu. Phcsc
appointments are we'll made and do great
crcdit 10 Col. Connell's good sense.-
Henry Dilinger. Of Pickeriugtoh, has
been promoted to The lst Se'gcascy Of
Company "a" ,4t~f 4.ts,
- The companies arc making rapid pro-
fciency in drill. The 18th is said to be
the Best regiment, as Camp Anderson is
certainly the best Camp, in Ohio.
On Tuesday last the camp kettles. DC.
arrived and in the evening the volunteers
did their own cooking for the first time
From the boun,iful. well cooked apd
we'll served meals Of Springer & Co., t.
regular camp fare. was great falling of
Of course. but the boys came to it lik
men who knew their duty. and most o
them without a mufmur, affecting, how
ever. that their early education in cooker.
had been most Shamefully neglected. B
Of good cheer boys; necessity. cchple'
with little practice, will make cooks Q
you al; besides, The LESSONS you learn an
the privatious you endure at Camp An
dsrson will be of great service toydu'i
the future. You should remember tbs
you can neither take Springer & Co., Q
Camp Anderson Win yod'oh your marc
to Montgomery aud glory.
The volunteers Of tho fifth Regimer
are not yet in uniform, though most I
them are red. .shirted and capped. We al
informed by Qquarter. master. 7. W, Tai
madge. that portion Of the uniform, col
sistipg Of pants, shirts and caps win ptol
ably arrive this week.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

TERRIBLE CALaMIrY.-0ur deUil, the
veriiable GRoRoI, has "gOno and dOneit'
volunteered in the Reserve Militia.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

Est The Governor Of North CaFGlina
announces the formal secession Of that
State. gjs3tt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

ArrENrroN!-We understand that the
numerous friends Of T. L. Donnelly, the
popular comedian. in proof Of their ap'
bteciation Of his merits as an actor and
gentleman, have requested him to give a
performance 10 the City Hall at an early
date. Mr.. Donnelly will be assisted by
the Star Company from Pixies Opera
House, Cincinnati. now playing at zanes'
vile, and with whom is that wonder ol
the age, Marian Maria Smith. We are
satisfied that it will be brilliant affair." as
Colonel Conhell and the officers OF bis
regiment have signi6ed their intention OF
being present and do all in their power to
assist the worthy beneficiary.
n Let all our citizens remember tho occa
sion and give Donnclly 4 bumper.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

wWe learn from the Daily Citizen 8
Press, Of GAINESVILLE. that Capt. Jackson,
Of the Perry county volunteers, Company
B, 18th Regiment Ohio Volunteers, was
in that city on Wednesday the 9Th inst.
Also, that "Capt. Jackson is anxious 10
have the 18th removed to Zanesylls. -
Now as Capt Jackson is Prosecuting
Attorney for Perry county," a Captain in
the State service, would-have. been, but
could not be, Major, and consequently a
man of position and influence, and where.
as "Camp Anderson, at GAINESVILLE. is
vastly superior to Camp Anderson at Ian.
CASTER" we hope the Captain will moi
make immediate application to the powers
that be to have the Camp at Lancaster
broken up and removed to GAINESVILLE a
once. There is no doubt Capt. jackson
expressing his preference, "a majority o.
the 17Ih Regiment being Of the same SEN
timent," Camp Anderson not being
equal to the Camp 4. GAINESVILLE" and il
"costing the State SO much more per day
to feed troops hste, but that upon his
suggestion the camp here would be bro
ken up and removed to GAINESVILLE at once
In the name of and in behalf Of the goot
citizens of Lancaster we hdmbly beseecl
Capt. Jackson. now "Prosecuting Attor
ney of Perry county," not to make know
to the Governor bis wishes in this behalf
Let our people enjoy his presence, tn,
preseLce o! his company and of the who'll
regiment yet few days. ........ .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

Coon WoRDs-Is the name ola Is cent
Magazine, published mda.hly BY Groom
bridge & Sons, London. We have uei-
tKer time NOR space for sdch 4 notice OF
this publication as IL merits: Among its
contributors are Thomas Guthrie, D. D.,
Tuiloch, Archibald Gcike. Stowell Brown,
Maria Gordon, John HOllingswOr'h, Arch
bishop Whately, and score Of other,
equally as popular writer's. 1t is re-
iisious literary publication that should be
in ovsrybOdy's library. Truly "GOOd
Words are worth much and cost but lit
tle." For sale at the News oaico at th'
low price Ct Is cents. .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23

EEWe learn that Lieut., G. H. RIcE
has been appointed Quarter Master s'r'
gsant at Camp Anderson. "Ctarley'
will make an efficient officer. B.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-23
GNERNSEY'S BALM.

r TMMEDIATELv removes OF prevents indamstion
from the worst Burn. Scald Bruise, Fracture. Cut
or fresh wound OF any kind, and Its healing quality 10
IN tIe breast Sairheam, Frosted Feet Chblains,$e,
II is the bost application known. IL prevents SWELL
ing pain or irritable from Mosquito bites bee stinRs,
poisonous plants, &C. will eer,slnly cure group
ness. IS cents bottle. for sale by Druggists and
storek ocSsrs, ,eIRViN STONE, Ssle Proprietor, No.
/, Spruce Stree. New York. sept. ~, ieOo--ly2o-
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-IDmd NOGHCe.

given 70 al y nay sS0Ssr S
INA ann,S 10 Sc heldin June next, there will Do
.a,.S nciliion praying for establishment OF tse
lIowinS dsscSibod County Road, io-vi!: comment
inr on tbo road leadipg from the luInpm ves.tcx
snod Al az a. eanas praccaple onthe line oeIreen
ne isnda Of Oopslin and RuGner: tnenee no.sn gu
feline between the lands oi oopep ans
thsrce E1st on the line Ne la0ds OF
and Ilan,pnnn aid the lard of Fntpenap ana rh'"P'
70 tho RuShviiIe road, theIet otefInlgmys;; gmys;;owv6e
M.,o ,so,-3ws
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17

W. 1at \ w pNt NxTs 8OIt&s
SIR said the lrst speaker. sternly. this
y no time TO JEST ! trust that y0a are not
the oaase az the excitement which must have
better call d coach aud carry her home di-
rcetly.
Poor Pfown was ~dumhfounded.
I wonder thought he. whether it's pos
sihle that I'm Mr.. Jones and have gone era
~. IN consequence 0f which | fancy that my
nATae Is Brown. And yet | don't think Tn
Jonea, In spite Of ell, | will insist that my
nAmo Il Brown.
Is necessary that your wife 1sIAzlN be re-
moved at once. Win you order carriage
Brown saw that it was no use TO protract
tho discussion by . denial. Ho, therefore,
without contesting tho point, ordered Q hack
ney coach TO the spot.
Mrs, Brown accordingly lent an arnl 20 Mrs.
Jones. who had somewhat recovered, and
was about to close the door upon her.
What! are you not going yourselfg
why, no; why should IN
Your wife should not go alone she has
hardly recovered
Brown gave . desparing glance at the
crowd around him. and deeming it useless 10
make opposition whefe so many seemed thor
onghIy convinced that he was Mr.. Jones
followed tho lady IN.
Where shall drive = said the whip
VII don't know" said Mr.. Brown
Where would you wish to be carriedy'
"IIome, of~ course" murmured Mrs. Jones
"Where is that " asked tho driver.
81 do not know" said Mr.. Brown.
mo 10 1l---street," said the gentleman
already introduced, glancing, contemptousl
at Brown.
twill you help me out, Mr.. Jones p sal
the lady, Il ana not fully recovered from til
fainting fit into which your cruelty droV
me-"
"Are you quite sure that am Mr.. Jones !
asked Mr.. Brown with anxiety.
sOf course" said Mrs. Jones.
Then" said he resignedly, II suppose
am. But if you believe me, ! was firml
convinced this morning that my name Wa
Brown, and to tell the truth, | haven't an
recollection of this house."
Brown helped Mrs. Jones into the parlo
but, good heavens conceive the a~stonist
ment Of all, when a man was discovered sea
ed in an arm chair, who was the yerJ il
simie Of Mr.. Brown, in form, features, ar
every other respect!
Gracious y CALCULATED the lady-'whi'
which is my husband? ?
An explanation was given, the myste
cleared up, and Mr.. Browns pardon sOug
for the embarrassing mistake. 1t was free
accorded by Mr.. Brown, who, quite delight
to think that after all he was not MIR. JON
with q wife and child to boot.
Mr.. Crown has not since visited the pa
where this" Comedy of Errors" happen'
!. He is afraid of losing his identity.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17
Incidents of the Revolution.

"FoRTUNE FAyoRs THE BRAVE !"
A military officer with whom he have
long been intimate, relates two incidents
connected with Croghan's gallant defence
of Fort Stevenson one of which affords
strong positive and the other a stronger
negative proof, of the above quoted adage.
As the British and Indians, in their
operations, bad violated their pledges and
the usage of civilized warfare by wan
tonly numbering their prisoners, the mem
bers of Croghan's little band, (only loo
strong, with a s~ix-pounder, and surround
ed by about 600 British troops, and thrice
that number of Indians had naturally
agreed to stand their grounds to the last
aud sell their lives as dearly as possible.
When all was ready, the British com
mandcr sent "a messenger, under a flag OF
truce, to treat for a surrender of the Fort.
Croghan, pointing to him as he approach
ed, exclaimed:
at will no. do to let him enter here,
and see our weakness; who will go to
meet him 7"
AS it Was pretty certain that whatsoever
SHOULD leave the fort on such a mission,
would be murdered by the bastard foe,
there was a brief pause, when Ensign
Ship replied
81 will, upon one condition.
"What is that 2" asked the Captain,
pledge me your word, AS An officer
and a man Of honor, that you will keep
that gun bearing directly upon me, and
that you will fire it off the moment you
sec me raise my hand"
The pledge was given and Ship went
forth.
To all the arguments and persuasion:
Of the enemy, his unvarying reply was:
Il am instructed to say hat we defenC
the Fortw
Soon the Indians began to surround
him. One clutched his epaulettes, anoth
err his sword. Supp, who was a man o
herculean frame, released himself by
powerful, effort, and turning to the en-
voy, cody said
"Sir, | have not put myself under tn
, protection of your truce without KNOWING
your mode of warfare. Ysu see that gun,
[ said he, pointing to their solitary six
FOUNDER, " it is well charged with grape
?. and l have the solemn pledge Of my com
r mauder that it shall be fired at me th
!. moment | give him the signal. Therefor
? restrain these men and respect the law
war, or you shall instantly accompany m
to the other world.
r This was enough. Ship was no MOI
molested, but returned to his comrades
Il safety, fought out tho desperate action thu
: ensued, and obtained promotion for b
y bravery"
The counter instance referred to at Il
E. head of eur paragraph was told as follow
After the British and Indians had wit
drawn, Croghan missed one man, only on
who had belonged to his little band, al
: all efforts for his discovery were for son
er time unsuccessful. At length his rcmai
" were discovered in the garret of one
: the block houses, where be had crept f
err safety, and was cut in two by a cam,
ball.
,u All the rest considering their chanc
of life not worth a thought, had on
= sought to do their duty, and escaped ali,
~ ~ from perhaps the most desperate fight
:, record.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17
aaOft's GOrrWr.
Nn TRr SPIRIT 90 TaR Aaf.
cav YOU FORGET BIN

11S
whoa svonhsa sAaaes arc closing round,
Ana yoa watch no san's last parting rays
I4s.ealns w me wlne's low sound.
"a. VIA yoa thea ms shst volunteer psayt
Whoa on yea DO gave MS last NAd smile.
Ana yoa mln would almest hid hiN stays
ina. he may be kept fseo hom game.
on, YIN you moi mr that soluuteee psAys
re peace and qaiet Win you dweA.
Ana alFaunnd looks bright ana say
Remember 10 hid his lov'd homo iaFOweh-
ON. WIN yoa not for that volunteer prayt
Now Has bslrhi ioys are fading fast.
TAoy wliher llk0 no flowers Of Mar,
Romsmhss Tho pleasures you have seon In the past
Oh. VIII yon not fy that volunteer pray
Thu smoke % tho oannons around him now rise,
TO defond his lava home no win stays
O, AJAX Tor q blessing on him nom tho skies,
And for that brave volunteer pray.
and o In tho hattie aeld he may die-yon know
net,
Kind friends may bear him away;
No marble WIN Be there, but he WIN not be
forgot--
You WIN remember The volunteer for whom ron
did pray.
. Ard when you close your eyes
10 opea4n Garth no more
on may you meet that volunteer
ON caBaan's happy shore.
Aiofdsyine, n. Q.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
N. @. Planter,
PROSPECTUS
FOR 1861.

Notwithstanding the lack Of encourage
ment that our Stare Agricultural Periodical
has received during the three years of it's
publication-notwithstanding it has FAILED
TO PAY ANY THING ABOVE ExpENsEs-the
Editor and Publisher have determined to
make one more effort to bring it before the
public, with a hope to place it at least on a
selfsustaini9g footing.
To effect this, we have determined to give
it a more imposing form, to increase the
amount of reading matter, and yet at the
same time to offer it at GREATLY RE-
DUCED RATES.
At the last meeting Of the North Carolina
State Agricultural Society, the NORTH CAR
oLINA PLANTER was recommended to the
Agriculturists ofthe State, as a work worthy
aKzfhelr patronage-not only on the score
0T1ts being a home journal, (Which should.
OF course, have its weight and influence on
all patriotic sons of the old North State but
also on account Of its intrinsic excellence.
Wenow issue it in a new form, and send a copy
of it, together with this Prospectus, to our
present subscribers and to many who are not
subscribers, earnestly requesting ALL who
receive a copy, to get up a list of subscribers
on the following
TERMS:
One copy one year, S l 90
Five copies 4 90
Ten copies and upwards so cents each.
Twenty copies and upwards 80 cents each.
For 81 we willsend the back Nos. for 1858,
1859, 1860, so far as we have them, each
year of which is complete except the Janu-
AIRY No. and also for 1861 complete.
Every man in favor Ct the South sustain
ing her own publications and interests, is
earnestly requested to give Us his co-opera.
ton in procuring subscribers t. the n. G.
Planter.
POSTMASTERS are earnestly appealed IL
for their aid-and all such as are disposed
to accept, We appoint as our authorized
Agents and to those sending a club of five
or more, at go cents each, we VIII send on
copy free. Address
PUBLISHER IN c. PLANTER"
! Raleigh, n. C
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17
Raleigh, April II, 1860.
CERTIFICATE.

I could add 8 large number Of Certificates, as
to tke efficacy Of my Ointment. but the one spk-
joined, from a well known citizen OF Raleigh, vol
uEtarily handed to me, will probably suffice;
RALEIEH. April IL. 1850.
Ma. NEAL BRowN-UeaF Sir Having teen
grievorsiy afH ,cted with the Piles for q numbered
years, / determined, after falling with many oiher
so called remedies, to try your 0intmept end Il
affords me pleasure TO say, that by its nse. | ana
entirely relieved from that affection.
Yours respectfully, SILAS BppNo
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17
ron TIE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
AN ACROsTIC.-BY D. J. =.

ron TIE SPiklT VI thb AVE.
AN ACROSTIC.-BY y. II.
T-oArms, TO arms, ye sons of Carolina,
Offer resistance TO the northern invader;
Weld you the sword, your bright arnor shining,
II cath the beautiful color OF your ensign flying.
E-neoanter with armnoss the trials OF war,
SOLDIERS OF cruelty and oppression never fear,
Vigorously strive Independence to gain,
I-nveterate patriots the yict'ry proclaim.
Lovers Of liberty heroically stand,
Let wisdom and valor drive the foe nom our land;
E-ntcrprising warriors fear not the field,
Go brayely aud prayerfully. God be your shield,
U-nmindml OF danger; unite yaliant heroes,
And in time our country win be without foes.
Return noble band unsulliod by defeat,
D-riye back Lineoln's minions before you retreat,
s-oldiers and friends, then In happiness Wen meet.
'YIlliamsboro', N. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17

RFYNoLDsBURe, FRANKLIN Co., ONO,
january 9, 1861.
III. G. SPALDING,
No. As Cedar St, n. Y.
DEAR SIR:
Inclosed find twenty-five cents, C5) for which sen!
box of ''Cephalic Pills" Send to address of Rev. W
C. Filler, Reynoldsourg, Franklin, CO., Ohio.
Your Pills work like a charm-cure headache al
most instanter. "a
Truly yours,
WIN. c. FILLER.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17
A CURE FOR THE PILES.

TT AyING been afflicted for &c years xith this
terrifying disesse, apd fpding no relief
finally discovered a VEGETABLE OINTMENT
which I believe is unparalleled Ia its tGescy, and
or offer this remedy 70 the public, a. The q OFT
efeetGal and speedy cure. eversdz<e cred. The
Ingredients of this Ointment are Jelly VEG
ETABLE, AMI one lox, If used Wtcroipe 10 d.
~rections, will tfset a cure.
This ointms Mt is sold only bv myself md Jol n
Myalt, and by sending 81, and fiitcn cents in
coin, a box wili be sent any wheTsi in the enf,d der
ate States. address NEAL BROWN.
Ralsigh.E. C.
Raleigh, April II, 1860. s5...Iy