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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-16
A Z RS
Ague Cure, ,
ron ruE SPEEDY CURE or

ron TuE SPEEDY CURE or
ntcrmittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittrnt Fever, chill Fever, Dnmb
As"., Periodical uend"Shs, or niiioas i
for the whole class OF diseases Originate
Ing Ia hillary arrangement, caused ny
the Malaria or Miaamatic Countries
We are enabled here 10 offer tho community
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless III any
quantity. Such a remedy Is invaluable IN districts
where these affecting disorders prevail, This
"CuRg" cxpelS the iniasmalic poison OF FEWER
NNn AGuE from the system, aud prevents the de-
yelopment Of the disease, il taken on the first ap-
pruach of its prcmonitory symptoms. ltisnot only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings 1t within inc
reach OF every body; and IN bilious districts, where
FEvEW ANn AGuE prevails, every Oody shoalu
have il and use il freely both for cure and proico-
tiun. A ureat superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of In,cmittcnts is that 1t contains no Quinne
or mineral, consequently It produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the eonsntu.
ton. Those cured by II are len as healthy as II
they had never had the disease.
Fever aud Aguc is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmalic poison. A great variety Of disor-
ders arise froh its irritation, among which are
NeUyakJid, Rhennatisp', Cont, Headdche, Blind
meas, 1oo,hdche, Eardche, Cdtdvyh, Asthma, i'dI-
piiation, Painful IDection Of the Spleen, Hytter-
les, Pain IN The BoIeeis, Colo, Paralysis and Do
raagcmpot Of he stomach, all Of which. when
originating in this cansc put on the intel!niHepf
typc, or become periodical. This "CuRE eNpels
the poison from the blood, aud consequently cures
then, al alike. II is an invaluable protection TO
immigrants and persons travelling o. temporarily
residing in the malAriGus districts, II taken oeca'
sionally or daily whilo exposed to the infection,
that will bo cxcicted ifom the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rpen into dis
case. Hence it is even more valuable for protec'
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter
mttents II they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by DR.. J. Q, AVER g. co. Lowell, MaSS
sIFPoRD 4 CO., KAUFMAN d CO., end L.
sLooUM, ,LANoAsrrR, and BY Druggists and peale
l overyWhere, JB.am,
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HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
.. TOLU ANODYNE.

This great Neuralgic Remedy and Natural 0piate
calls ior special attention and interest, being free Of
Opium, or preparations Of Opium, or Of any but It's
strictly vegetable aud medca properties. For Neural
gia ,Rhcumatism Gout, Tooth and Ear ache, spinal
complaints, bleeding nj Lungs or stomach, Rose or
Hay Fever Catnrrh and all minor Nervous complaints
For loss Of sleep, chronic or nervous head ache,
sick head ache has equal, and TO which wo ohor
testimonials from undoubt0d sources.
For DcllrIumS Tremens II is sure remedy.
F0r Bowel complaints, including Cholera Morbus,
Is splonddly adapted, In not only removing the pains
but acting rs physlc, great contrnotwith OPIUM
which not only patcs aud drugs the system, but
makes the remedy wOrso than the dsense.
from ph scians we ask attention, and on demand
Formulas or Trial Bottles will he sent, developing In
the AnoIyno an 0piate which has long been wanted,
and In the Congh Remedy such as rost entirely on one
central principle,
Frominvalds wo ask correspondence for pamphlets
or explanation, without postage. stamps"
PricG-Large Cough Remedy, so cents per bottle.
Small ......do,,...,".25..d do. ....do
Tolu Anodyne. e.,..,... so. .do,..,.,do
JOHN l.. HUNNEWB BLl, proprietor,
Chemist and PhArmaceutist, No. OCommeTcal Wharf,
Boston, Massachusetts.
For sao by all usual wholesale aud retail dealers In
| every town md city.
| G.KAUPMAN " co. Agents, Lancaster, Ohio.
SURE, ,Eckslen& Go. Cincinnali, Wholesale agents
| Augusta, ,l660--lyi8
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HOUSE.
LANCASTER. OHIO,

TWyE undersigned having pg charge of The above
ell known popular House, as the successors Of
A. T. COOK Esq, are now fully prepared 10 entertain
and ient customers in tho most saiis
factory manner.
They would respectfully invite the travel
ing public 10 continue their liberal patronage 10 said
House Hoping by constant and faithful attention
10 the comfort aud welfare Of their guests, TO make
themselves deserving and abate nothing nom the de-
servedly high reputation ofthe House,
They would especially invite their friends from the
country TO give them call. Thoy are determined TO
make their bills low, adopting the motto llye and lei
liye.n CHARLES MILLER,
WILLIAM BUSH,
LAncastOr, april 4, Ie6I--lu PTophetor,
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Irish Steamship Line
Steam between Ireland and America.
NEw-YoRK, BOSTON 4 GALWAY.

Tho following new and magnificent ar.t'class pad
dlowheel Steam ships compose the above line
ADRlATIO. ...5 sS8 tons burthen 80. Capt MAURY
(PoTme rly of the Collins Linei
IltBERNIA ....4 400 tons burthen. Capt PRowa.
COLUM BIA...A,t00 do do lido LEITcH
ANGLlA,.,... 100 do do lido NICHOLSON
do do -. do ISMIJH
PRINCE ALBERT (Sorew)
1900 do do ....do WALKER
One ofihe above ships will loavo New York or hos
ton alternately evOry Tuesday fortnight for Galway,
carrying the government malls, touching NSt Johns
M.
Tho Steamers ofhis line have been constructed with
the greatest cAro under the supervision OF the govern
ment, have water-tght compartments, and are nnex'
aaoat 1hey are commanded BY able and experienced
officers aud every exortion will DO made TO promote
the comfort Of passengers.
An experienced Surgeon attached 10 zach ship.
RATEa or PASSAGE
First class from Y or Boston TO Galway or lhyet-
pool .'''''''' :','"''.'''' Vuu
Second class. .do.s...,do "..do.,.".do '''sI5
First ...do.,.t0 ST Johns 3S
Third class do. do 10 Galway or Livorsool,
or any town In lTolan on Railway ....,.. 10
Third class passengers are liberally suprled with
provisions the best quality, cooked and served ey
the servants Of tho Company.
RETURN TICKETS.
Parties wishing 10 nd for their friends from the old
country can obtain nom any town on railway,
In Ireland from tho principal cities OF England and
| Scotland Atvery low rates.
| Passengers for New York, arriving by The Boston
Steamers, will be toFwardodto York neo Of charge
| For passage or furth or Information apply to
| WILLIAM II. WlCKMAN
At the ofcs oithe Company on tho whaffoot OF Cana
HoWALND& & AsPINwALL, Agents.
| April 9S, l86l-lyA
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Pleasant Township Seminary.

TUNnE AnnualTorm oltho Pleasant Township SENT
IL nary willcommonce with MONDAY, ,APKIL, Isl,
a. D. 1851, and consist Of week
Sessions, as follows;
sammer nesslqp iroin AprLtho ,tto Junetho ylsl
Pal Session, from September I'd 10 November 2Yd
1861. Twelve weOkatuiiiOn, 50. No Vacation.
And Winter Session, from November the 25th, 1851
TO March the l4th, 1869. sixteen weeks tuiiionsSe
n H5sNo reduction oftuiton on account Of absence.
tfrBoarding " III be furnished BY the Principal al
81 perweek. JOSEPH FIREMAN, Principal,
lancaster, March 99, lsGk-ly47
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.. 4 NEW ARTICLE.
DIR. RObnClk's Stomach, RittarS

- hdtteESs
now md delightful StomAchic and Cordial for
glNng lOne tho Stomach and for the reyention of
linus complaints incident to the Western country.
lty w. Asa morning drink, to assist digestion and
''hes" dyspepsia ~ has no equal. Try 1t
~ HhHVr II Is ShPsriOr to aH other Bitters TRY IT,
u" formula NJ these Bitters, now (IaGD tho sole
p,'PoHy of W. Koback, originated with ono Of tho
"Ih'>t ana most omnont Medical Prac itoners Of tho
p't ana us ilreclly prodlcatod upon the wants OF
Wn-teru people -
These Rit.or derive their hmulns from the pow
er'ul tonic nature oftho rbnis and horbS Of which
lhey are composed nnd as they ARE, by allaying nn
raj crayngs the stomach directly promotiye Of
iEMPERA ANCE. the present propTieto or believes
mat 10 making them widely khownthe public welfare
Is suLservad
ltwIll 'oon.bo for sale by all Of Dr. Roback's snu
noTonS agents aud at hotels &c. tho country over,
IN tho meantime, orders will be filled direct from
cincinnati In any quantity and at tho lowest rates II
put up In Quart Bottles and ypack cd in ono
dOE cbsos Half doL sample cases will, however, be
PACKED and sent 10 any address, ifdesired,
RetaR Priee, s1Per BOTTLE or sir for s..
Prnctpalon nlce and Sales Rooms No 10 East Fourth
street III Bndingfrom Mains Street Cnoi natl, Ohio
laboratoryin Hammond Street.
For aal0 In Fairneld county by George Kau Tman a.
70, Lancaster; SiTord " Delasbmutt LAncBsor Il.
knib, Nashville: Abbott 4 Son. ClearpoH; Philip
liaDe, PleasantVle; g. Y. Iiamlin, Oakland; IIar.
mon& Curtis, PickornRton; II. LNicey Baltimore;
HeeryM McCandlSh. Bremen; J. II. Sundorman,
Amandai J. l.. Bratton Now Salem; a. J. Shradsr,
Basil; DC Mosior Lithopolia; Joseph RAIDER, Mil.
ersport. and By nrugglsts and Merchant, generally
throughout the Union. Iuly l9, lsGn--1ylj
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-16

II IA u conveniently arranged Band, containing a
mudiCalOd compound, 10 bo worn around tue Waist,
without Injury 10 the most delicate person, change
In habits vi living rs required, aud II entirely removes
the disease from the system, without producing the In
medicines which weaken aud destroy tho constitution,
and give temporary tSlict only Ny this troatmenL
the medicinal properties contained III tho hand, como
through the pores Of the skin, onccng IN EVERY In.
stance perfect cure, anu reeares tho paris afflicted
10 healthy condition. This band Is also u most
powerful ANTI MERCuRAL agent, and Will entirely re-
heyethG system from PsrRIeioHs elects Of Mercury,
Moderate cases nre cured In n fow days, aud we arc
cohsAnty receiving testimonials oils emeaey In ag
eravalod oasea of long standing.
PMcr 500 10 DO had Of Druggists generally, or car
Oc sent by mail or express, with full direction for use
lo any pattoi he country, direct from The Principal
onico Mo- iOD nroRdwHy, New York.
q. SMITH Il CO., sole Propriotors,
N B,-Doseriphvo Circulars Seat Free. u Agents
Wanted kverywh0rosI II Apnl 4, ih0t--iyl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25


A Dispatch Of Juno 2lst gives the follow.
ing items, which ere quite likely 70 Be true
A spscial messenger has arrived from Fort.
ress Monroe, who says two men arrived shcre
escaped from Sewall's Point. IL seems thl
battery at Sewall's Point is composed Of 8
coumbiads, pieces Of smaller bore, and 3
riAed cannon. in all Ia guns. Between the
Point and Norfolk are two other batteries
armed with guns stolen from the navy yard
At Sewali's Poin. there are 500 men; at Nor
ToIk Is 200 men, most OF them now under
orders for Richmond, and ct intermediate
points about 1000. Amongst them are 1900
South CaroliDisns, two full regiments from
Louisiana, and one from Georgia. The three
last have been 90 much dissatisfied with their
locations and probable destiny that Howell
Cobb, who has two Sons in the Georgia reg
iment, was sent for from Richmond to ID.
dress them.
He babe them be Of good courage, and
pledged bis word OF homer that within three
months the Confederate army would not only
occupy Washington, but would have sub.
dued the entire Union forces OF the NORTH
These men also say that the rebel leaders will
force them through bloody war, and per-
sist in their treason to the end. They also
say that the most exaggerated reports Of out
RACES committed upon womon BY Northern
soldiers reached the rebel camps. These
base fabrications acting - . stiuulant upon
the man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

The Anglo Saxon brings nexs 70 thu 18th
The iilness Of Garibaldi is denied. Baron
h'cosoli succeed Cavour, and new ministry
10 formed.
The Great Eastern il exnected to tsav,
Liverpool IN about a fortnight, with three
regiments OF infantry, field batteries Of ar.
tilierv, and number OF horses for Quebec.
Both England and France seem determined
TO maintain strict neutrality in American
affairs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

The question DOW is, who shall govern in
Missouri? olaib. Jackson il fleeing traitor.
Lieut.. Governor Reynolds has followed suit,
and ths Speaker of the House, MIR. McAfee, Ia
also said to be rampant rebel. The next
resort might be to the Convention, the as
sembling of which is left to a committee of
its own appointment. If the committee acts
promptly, the State may be saved from oha.
o. Eas Il i aaas aas .Aea- clearly it be-
comes the duty of the superior power, by
which the rebellion has been crushed, to take
speedy measures for the establishment Of .
provisional government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

State Convention If the Republicans OF Iowa
ls called 20 BY their delegates at tho City
OF Des Mcines, at 10 CLOCK A. Nj. on Wednesday,
July 5ist. 1857 for the nomination Ok officers To BE
elected at the general election in October of this
year Candidates are to be selected for the Offices
of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and one Judge
Oh the supreme Court. The Convention will take
sucn other action may, in its opinion contribute
to the success OF the Republican party.
Every organized county will be entitled to one
delegate In the Convention, and one additional del
egate Tor each 200 votes, and for any additional
irac ION OF 100 or votes cast at the last Gen
erai hlection for Hon. Abraham Lincoln M Presi.
dent Of the United States.
hepaoiican County Central Committees are re-
qneted to call their conventions to heir del
eks.es 70 the ratio above stated, and for cicisn.
organisation preparatory to the canvass.
II. HOXIE,
chairman State Central Committee.
sAEukL r. MILLER, Ice County.
j. b. WAIVER, Davis.
GEO. A. HAwLsY Decatur q
LEWIS SMirH, Kossuth 81
". 3. FAIRFIELD, Floyd
H.C. HENDERSON, Marshall u
). H. NEEpnAa, Mahaska
". "A. NAgREs, Jackson 90
h. IL. TurHiLL, Cedar
:, y. W. TABoR, Buchanan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

The first break 10 the Mississippi levee has
occurred at Tallulas, tssaquena county, Miss-
issippi, and the water partially damaged
about niHs plantations 80 much a. 10 rrereni
any cotton being raised upon them at oil this
season. A full crop OF corn, however, VIII
be made. The damage to the levcs and to
the planters will amount to several hundred
thousand dollars. The break ia the levee at
Ford's, twenty Eve miles below Coumbia, in
Cnicot county, Ark, il BY far the most seri-
Gus. The water Inundated large section Of
country, the formation OF which 10 suoh that
tho decline in the river will not sui6oe to
draw Of tho element. The damage to the
levee and TO planters II estimated at fully
one million dollars. Thursday night, the
3lst, Bernardo ievee, one mile above Grand
Lake, vas cut. 1t ~as repaired before any
material damage was sustained. The river
10 nov declining very rapidly, and oil fears
Of any more crevasses have subsided.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

The Philadelphia Press furnishes the fol-
lowing instructive precedent, or pair Of pre-
cedenss, for the British Government:
"The British Government are fond Of act
ing upon precedent pole star Of Redsap
ism. We give them precedent, not > re-
mote one, either. In April, 1860. Lord John
Russell wrote . dispatch TO Sir James Hud.
son, British Minister At Turin, 10 which be
emphatically warned Victor Emmanuel
against making or aiding the slightest in
roads upon the Kingdom Of Naples and the
Estates Of TIM Church. In the following 90
foher, when Naples bad been conquered By
Victor Emmanuel, and also all tho Papal ter
risory except the District about Rome, this
self same Lord John Russell sent another
dispatch to Turin, strongly approving Of the
conquest, and since, as Foreign Minister Of
England, be has recommended Queen Vic.
toria to Acknowledges, as King of Italy, sbis
self.same Victor Emmanuel, whom he acsu.
ally scolded on the preceding April"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

Andrew johnson, in his speech 10 oinoin-
natl a few days ago, answered the above
question 10 the following emphatic and re.
markable language:
look upon the doctrine OF Secessionism
40 coming in conflict with all organism. moral
and social. repeat, without regard to the
peculiar institutions Of the respective States
composing this Confederacy, without regard
TO any Government that nav be founded in
the future or that exists in the present, this
odious doctrine Of secession should be
crushed out, destroyed and totally annihils
ted. No Government can stand. no reli
gIous, or moral, or social organisation can
stand where this doctrine il tolerated. Zap
plause.l 1t is disintegration--univs dis.
solvemeDt-making war on everything that
has tendency to promote and amelorate the
condition OF the mass OF mankind. There
fore, / repeat, this odious and abominable
doctrine--you must pardon me for using q
strong expression--I do not say il in pro-
fame sense--but this doctrine conceive TO be
HELL RokN AND HELL BOUND, and one which
will Garry everything in it's train, unless ar
rested and crushed out from our midst.--
Great appliance.
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6~Ths Memphis Bulletin saws seven NOR,

e. The Memphis Bulletin says seven more
regiments have been ordered to Cairo to
make preparations to receive the forces from
Randolph and Union City.
No are informed that they still expect US
to come up and take them, and ere making
extensive preparations to receive and enter
tain Is. Al present the warm weather, the
mosquitoes, and sickness arc doing our work
for as, but - soon ~ We learn that they are
in fighting condition, they mdy look out for
our overwhelming forces. But We shAll not
stop at Cairo. Ali the townse on the river
will be taken, including Cincinnati and Wheel
ing. Then We shall proceed to Baltimore
and Washington, and thus relievs tho people
Of Maryland Of the military desposism under
which they now groan.
/ RECRUITING ITALIAN VA0ABoHDs 70 FIoHr
rsx SoUrH.--1he Rationale Of Turin an
noupces that four members OF the United
States Congress have arrived in that city for
the purpose Of forming foreign legion, II
the Italian Government does not object. Mr..
Patterson, the United States Consul TO &C.
poa, has issued notice, informing tho pub
lie that ho daily receives applications from
Italian officers desirous OF taking service 10
tho army Of the United States Est. Louis
Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25
c. Bishop Simpson said 10 recent %

~Bishop Simpson said 10 recent ser
mon
"Wc will take our glorious fag-the flag
Ut our country-and nail il Just bsloc the
Cross. That is high enough! There let it
wave a. it waved OF old. Around il let %
gather, Erst Christie, then our country's."
That's the way to talk. We have no con-
fdcnce either in the religion or patriotism
Of those mealy mouthed clergy, who blow
half hot and half cold for their country. We
met one Of that stamp the other day, and be
was very much alarmed for fear somebody
was going TO be killed, and thought is would
be better to compromise with treason than
to kill the traitors. Our devil said, after he
left the office: "lle's asecessionsr, amt hep"
We thought our devil was about twothrds
right, If not entirely 80. A Rev. traitor is
the worst of ali traitors, in our humble opin.
ion.-lWes. Star.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

cTIt IL boldly insinuated that the reason
that Harvey has not been recalled from Por-
tugai 10 because Of his strong, though mys
terious hold, not upon Mr.. Seward, but on
prominent friends Of biz, deeply interested
in contracts, and that the President IL not
aware Of the facts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

u Mr.. A. Bailey, gentleman now in
Quincy, proposes publishing daily paper
= .h.. c;.yy, re r-cs.s 9. ~h;Sh assaaas::;;IK
Of course, the cost Of printing, personal En-
penses and other incidentals,) he will donate
for war purposes. This IL m original and
very patriotic ilea, and should Mr.. Bailey
fail 10 his sxpeesa tons for 30 worthy cause
We would advise him to locate himself in
keokuk, and il then his enterprise will not
increase the Federal revenue, be will, after a
short time, have the satisfaction OF knowing
that it increased that OF the County Sheriff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

Go1. Dates az Bosnviiic.
Col. Bates. with the LIST Regiment, arrived
at Boonviils on Friday last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25
The PROTESTANT Dutch Church sup.
ports a. he q rnme nj.

Nc Ft0testH@t DutCn GhurCh~ Sups
ports tho Governme
The General Synod 81 the Reformed Pro.
testant Dutch Church, in session in Brook
lyn, adopted series Of patriotic resolutions,
declaring
That our svmpathies are with the Federal
Government in all its honest efforts to main
tain the integri.e Of the Union, the Consti
tuition and TIE LawH.
That the successful maintenance of these
great trusts il, under God, our country,e
only safety for the present and hope for the
future, and that Christianity not less than
patriotism applauds the oostliest sacrifices
to make such contamination sure.
There Was motion made 10 indefinitely
postpone action on the resolutions. The
Synod BY large majority rejected the mo.
ton, and adopted the report Of the commit.
tee by nearly unanimous vote.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

"rsts oil hdbsds corpus having been issued
Dy the Circuit Court in st. Joseph for the
bodies OF William and james Carson, who
we're held IS prisoners by Col. Curtis for
treason to the CD pment, and Col. Curtis
having submitted TO the Court under protest,
the prisoners were admitted to bail in the
sum OF $4,000 each for their appearance
before the United States Court at St. Louis
TO answer tho charge Of treason alleged
against them. The bali was promptly given
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

FIFm Aitllu0e 81 the G0vernment.
Our Government has demanded Of the
Prussian Minister that the exequAtur Of
Trappman, the Prussian Consul a. Charles
ton, who recently left b ston with dispatches
from JEFF. Davis to his commissioners in
Eurspe, sball be withdrawn. This demand
will be complied with By that Government.
Il IL saii that all dispatches TO and from
the South that go to Europe are sent through
the foreign Legations. This matter will BE-
looked into.