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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14
.EOliams and Seraphines

OF every dcfable style and fnishho greatest musical
instruments Il the Northumberland by Prescott Broth
ers, ucord, " H. expressly for my trade Il is but
reteratc the opinion - the best impartial judges when
We say that for beauty Of touo, elegance Of finish and
promptness q touch they far urpass any other instg.
meuis manufactured All iustrumenis soil by are
fully warranted Orders addressed 70 n. L. PHILLIPS
Barre, W. will receive prompt attention. Meodcns and
Seraphiues tuned and repaired. gllf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14
Louis q. PeabOdv's Estate,

JhE ub'orbers, having been appolnted hltht Hen or
l able Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
Commissioner corrective, examine, ana adjust all claims
aud demands ot h pe'soas against the Estate Of l. us
Peabody, late of Orange IN said District deceased rep.
tscnei ln'ovent aud the term OF bmonhs from the Sh
day IL March s6l heiur allowed by liad Court 10 N.
creditors Ct said deceased To exhibit and plve their ~
tpeciive claiGlSheiore usgve notice thatwtwiO attend
to he duties OF oar appointment at The dwelling h,rt q
The widow Fcuccs ro.hudy in o.uge in ,sid district on
The It SATURDAY 4 hprl and September ncAt, al 10 a.
elocL N ne forenoon on each &C ,aId day.
CARl.0s CARPENTER, t,.,
ERA6rUs e, CAMP, 'om'
Orange, March H., 1850 liw3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
RHEUMATISM CURED.

This is to certify that was afflicted with acute
attack of Rheumatism, In the fall Of 1850, which from
want OF proper treatment or other cause, resulted In
the chronic form, from which | have suffered ever
since, and suffered almost eLcruciatingly at times
became reduced almost to a skeleton, my limbs be-
came c)ntracted, aud joints enlarged, till had TO be
assisted aud carried about like child had tried Il
large number OF doctors and patent nostrums, and
spent good farm In trying to get curcd but all to no
effect until Dr. EversOn came to Crbaha, when went
under his tTeatm ent, and relieved OF all in-
hamation and pain. My strength and flesh returned,
my limbs fast becoming supple, and can help my
self myself ami walk, which have not done before
for ten Years; and, In gratilpde must praise the
bridge that has carried me safely over
JAMES MATTHEW'S.
The above is only one OF many similar cases.
DEAFNESS.-lh Doctor Is the most successful
Aurisi in America, and has cured many of the most
invcteate cases. of from to thirty years standing
of which fact any amount OF testimony can bo gwen.
The Editor Of the Hillsborcngh Gazette says, awe
have witnessed some OF the most delicate operations
performed b. the Doctor on the numerous patients
that constantly throng his Office. He performed in
our presence operations fot deafness, several o
whom were restored to hearing, also operations
the Eye, and for Polypus, and fstuia, ana Cancer
The remarkable cures effected by him in this vicinity
must add greatly to his reputation, and will secure
him extended patronage upon his next visit TO thi
| place.
CONSULTATIONS FRfE--TERMs MoDERArE.
The utmost confidence and candor observed, and nc
more will be promised than can be accomplished
| ORFICE--Room No. "A, Cook House, Lancaster.
| February, lS6l--4w45 ar-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
BLoou,yoroy Ind. July. 9o. ~,

BLooMINGT0N, lnd., July, 30, 1852
DEAR SIR: here send you statement that think
you are entitled 10 the benefit Of am resident OF
Bloomington, and have beenfor over thirty years.
am now over fifty years OF age. For about twenty
years past my hair has been turning considerably gray
and was almost entirely white and very stiG and un-
plant had seen number OF certificates Of the very
wonderful effect Of your Hair Restorative but sup
posed there was moTe fiction than truth in them but
entertaining strong desire to have my hair, ifpossi
BILE restored TO Its original color and hneness II was
In my younger days n beautiful black, concluded
would mako the experiment, commencing in small
way. purchased one OF your small bottles, at One
dollar, and CONNIE need using, followed directions as
nearly as could. soon discovered the dan druf
moved, and my hair, that was falling in large guam
titles was considerably tighteDed and radical change
taking place In the color. have continued to use it,
I'LL | have used three Of your small bottles and JUS
begun on the fourth. Ihave now as pretty a head q
dark brown, or light black hair any man or as hat
in NV youthful days, when boy in the hills of Yves
tern Virginia. My head is entirely clear OF dandrur
and the hair ceased entirely falling OF and is as so
and fine. and feels oily though II just from
the hands of q French champooer. Many Of my &C
quaintances frequently say TO me. "Buer, where dit
you get that ane wig?" tell them 1t was the eHec
Of your Restorative. II Is almost impossible TO con
vince them that the original hair Of the ole
gray head. EREDEREcK I. BUTLER,
Bloomington, Monroe county, Ind.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

It's a singular fact that Indiana has
had four Governors since tho first Of oc-
tOber. Governor Willard died on the Sd
Of that month, when LisuInaut Governor
Hammond became Governor. He served
ill Jauuaty IA, when Gov. Lane was To-
augdratsd. Governor Lane served two
days, wheii he was elected to the United
States Senate, and was succeeded by Lieut..
Gov. Moreton. Four Governors ia less
than four months.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
CINCINNATI STOCK MARKET.
CINcIYyATI Feb. 6, 1861.

CALTLE, SHEER AND HOGS
The Supply Of Beef Cattle is still light,
and not equal 10 the demand and the
market is exceedingly firm. Prime are
quite scarce. The sales during the week
at all the yards, comprise 4S0 head
Prices, though sitter, are not quotably
higher. Common selling at sag 25 fair
2 5oa2 rs; good s3a3 20, and prime 3 SO,
and fair choice brought 3 6Oa3 70, psr
Genital gross.
Sheep in very light supply and good
demand, at SO to each, according tc
quality; the latter rate for very choice.
The reseipts of hogs during the week
have been quite light, not much in ex-
cess of the regular city consumption
The regular packing season may bo con
sidered closed. and during the last two
or three days, the quotations for dressed
have been merely nominal, at Sc 5Oa6 60
The butchers are paying SIS to 10 pei
Genital gross, the latter rate for extra large
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
always SOMETHING NEW
AND
STILL SOMETHING WHICH HAS
STOOD
THE TEST OF YEARS AND STILL
CROWS
MORE md MORE POPULAR EVERf DAY
IT'S
PRO. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
SEE WHAT
OTHERS SAY. OF 1T.
DISTINGUISHED ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN
WRITES:
OTHERS SAY. OF 1T.

sr. Loeis. Jolly 10, 1850.
o. }. WOOD. ESD, Dear Sir;-Allov me the plcas.
ure and satisfaction 30 transmit 10 you the beneficial
ehrcts Of your Hair RestoratiYe, after trial tf I've
years. ! commenced using your Restorative In JaDu.
ary 1855, snee which time have not been without d
botue on hand. When eonmebc the use, my bais
was quite thn and at least one third gray. Few APP
plcailoDs s0fped Its falling, and three weeks time
mere was not gray hair 70 10 found neither has
been up 70 this time.
After my bair was completely restored continued
~ use BY applying two Or three times per month
ay hair has ever continued healthy, sol. aud GLOSSY,
and ny scalp perfectly free from dIndrI1. 20 not
Imagine the facts above mentioned Will be Of any par
ueuar advantage TO YOU or even hAt;er your vanity
AZ his late day as AN well awars they are al we'll
known already, and even more wODd srf1 ones thr0'-
out the Union. have occupied my time in ira5eling
ihe greater part ofte time the past three years. and
have taken pride and pleasure ia recommending yOur
Restorative, and exhibiting Its effects in y own case.
IN several instances have met with people hat have
pronounced II ahumbug: saying they had used II with
out eject In every nsiaDce, however, It proved, By
probing the matter they had not used your article az
all, but had used some article, said 10 be as good
as yonrs, and selling at about half the price, have
noticed two or three articles myself advertised as a.
DoVe, when have no doubt are humbugs. II as
t0nshing that people will patrOnize an article Of no
reputation, when there is one at hand that has beer
proved beyond doubt
Apparently .some fthOse charatans have not brains
enough to write an advertisement, as 1 notice they
have copied yours word for word 10 several
merely inserting other name IN place OF yours.
have within the past FIVE years, seen and talk ed
with more than two thousand persons that have used
your preparation with perfect succegssOme for bald
ness, gray hair, scad head, dandruG, and every dis.
ease the scalp and head are subject to-
called to you personally, at ar original place
o. business here, but learned YOU were living in
New York.
You at liberty TO publish this to refer parties
TO me. Any communication addressed 10 me, care
box No. 80 will be promptly answered.
Yours truly, JAMES WHITE, N. D.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

ALI HAIR DYE ABANDoNEp--W -Woop's GREAT ARTI-
Gle HAS TAKEN THE FIELD Prof. Wood stands an
emine CO no chemist, whose tenton has been turn
ed to nventing hair tonic has ever before reached.
His fame Is sudden butword wide, and thousands
who have wigs or been bald for years are now,
hrought the use of his preparation, wearing their own
natural aud luxuriant head covering. So much for
che cmisry, the che misry of human life, aud the laws
which applyIo the functions of the system. Profess
sor Wood studied out the human hair, It's character,
It's properties its diseases aud how TO restore the de-
caying vitality Of that ornament: he saw, in his
case, that gray hair lsunnatural unless the age
Of the individual has reached four score, and he be-
lieved that the hair could be naturay.revitGlized.
He tried his wn case bald and quite gray at
The age of thrtyseven-he restored his own hair In
color strength and luxuriance and the article he did
II with he gave TO the world. GetWooD's HAIR Re-
sroRBTIvE, and take nothing else-New York Day
Book.
Depots, No. 444 Broadway, New York, ard No, ia
Market ST. st, Louis, Mo.
TPAt No. 444 Broadway will be found always on
hand the genuine Family and Patent Medicines.
lC TSold In this city bv X. l.. Sloeum, Druggist.
Lancaster, Jan. 81, 1e6l--3rn44
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P E R S o N A l..
DR.. W. K. EvERsoN,
or Philadelphia,

AT THE COOK HOUSE, in this city,
Treats successfully all Chronic Diseases.
and is prepared and competent to the
performance Of any. even the most deli
cate, surgical operation.
READ TIE EVIDENCE,
and place your case under the hands of
an eminent aud acknowledged skillful sci
enti6c physician and surgeon while you
have the opportunity:
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
This is to certify that we have long
been acquainted with DR.. W. X. Ever
son. and with the greatest of pleasure re-
comend him as physician and surgson
of the highest capabilities, and competent
to the discharge of any duty tue nature
Of bis profession may impose.
JOHN G.. RICH. NJ. D.,
Professor of Anatomy and Physiology;
JOS. SITES. NJ. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics and Disc Ases Of
Women and Children,
CHAS. BUCHANAN, M. d.
Professor of Surgery;
JOS. P. FlTLER, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry
THOS. G.. CHASE, NJ. d..
Emeritus Prof of Chemistry;
II. HOLLENBACH. M. D.
Professor of Materia Medica.
CINCINNATI, ONO.
We do hereby certify that we are &C.
quainted with DR.. W. K. Evvrson- now
in this city, and. formerly of Phila,
deIpha Pa. a.,-and that his reputation as
1Qculist and Aurist and deservedly great.
He has performed wonders in our midst
in the treatment of his speciality, having
restored to sight & hearing those who were
regarded by our best surgeons, ocuislf
and aurisls as past all cure,
JOHN KING, M. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases O
Women aud Children.
L. FREEMEN- NJ D,
Professor OF General Special and Path
illogical Anatomy:
CT. HART, NJ, D.
Professor of Physiology and Jurispru
dence;
JOHN DICKSON NJ. D.
| D. w. MCCARTHY NJ D.
LOUIS WoCHER,
Surgical instrument maker.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

WOODS HAIR REsToR RATIve.-Uuliks most specifics
this is proved, by unmpeachabls evidence, 10 pos.
SO IS great efficacy restorer of the hair TO its prm
tive vignr. Where the head had become almost
bald because siskne the use of this article has
produced beautiful growth Of thick, glossy hair. II
is therefore valuable preparation Tor all classes
Its ingredients are such TO eneetually eradicate
dandruG and other impurities which operate inju-
rousy to the hair. II also hascuratye properties OF
anolheT description. In many pimples and 9TH
dishgurements 10 the skin disappear wherever it IL
used There is hazard attaching to the trial ofths
remedy and its effects only be beneficial, as the
compound, II II does not cause manifest improve.
nentis incapable of doiHg harm, its competent el-
ements are perfectly ynnoA Aious. - Boston Transcript
April -, 1856.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
WARREN SPRINGS. Perry Co., Penn, i

June Z, 1850.
PRoV. WOOD--Dear Sir: was induced more than
year ago to try your valuable Balr Restorative for
purpose Of cleansing my head Of daBdruG. had sui
fered with upon my head for years, and had
been able to get anything 10 do me any good in
moving 1t. although had tried many preparations,
until saw your adyersefn snt In Harrisburg paper.
Being there at the time called at Gross q Kunkies
drug store, aud bought a bottle and am prepared
TO reconmed ito universal use, for 1t has completely
removed all dandruG from my head, and an applica-
ton once In two weeks keeps II free from any itching
or other unpleasantDess. must also state that ny
hair had become quite white In places. and by the
of your preparation, has been restored to Its original
color am now 50 years Ofagc, and although have
used two bottles Of the Restorative no one has any
knowledge Of II, as allow few gray hairs to remain
In order 10 have my appearance eOmpOh with my age.
Ny head is OF less trouble to me, In keeping 1t
clean, &c than at any time since have been child.
consider your preparation OF great value, aud, al-
though do notlixe to expose myself consider il
dOty TO say You this any part OF II in
any shape you think proper, lit is worth anything to
you. Yours, &C., II. H. ETTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Virginia Election.

WHEELING, Va, Feb. 4.-The election
to-day for delegates to the State Conven.
ton, resulted in The choice ofSherrard
Clements and G, D. Hubbard, an.i.S-.
cessioDists, BY about 500 majority. The
excitement was very great. Union can.
didates were elected In Marion, Taylor
Wood, Brooke, and Hancock counties.
Very few votes were polled against re-
ferring the action of the Convention back
to the people, csi
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New OELEANs Feb. 4.-P. M.-Four
Is in good demand, at So for superfne,
which is an advance Of 25c per brl,
Provisions-Mess Pork is dull, ana
prices declining SO OOal8 50 is about
the range Of the market. Lard dull, and
is being pressed on the market at l0c for
prime in tierces. Bacon in light supply
and the market is firm at full prices.
WhiSky--Is dull, al I8c for Rccti6ed.
COFFEE-In good demand. Sales Of
1000 bags at ll5al3c for fair to prime.
Corn--l1as advanced to Csc, and is in
good demand.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
MARRIED.

On THURSDAY the 5lst, ult. by the
Rev. D. NJ. Martens, Mr., MAxsrL LApE
and MISS CArHARINE BAILEY both Of
Amanda Township.
On the "a Of Jan. by the Rev. Andrew
Swartz Mr.. HENRY TsouoPP, and MISS
MARTHA RADEBAUGH both ofthis County
On the 9th inst. at the Brides resi-
dence in Circlcville Ohio, by the Rev
Andrew Swartz, Mr.. E, y. Book of Eas
Ringgold, and MISS CArHARINE A. GEAR
HART.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Consistent.

FAIRFIELD Go. AGRICULTURAL Society.
This Society held its annual election on
Saturday last, in this city, which resulted
in the election of the following officers for
the ensuing year: For President, a. W.
Ebright, Treasurer, John G. Weaver
Secretary, P. b. Embich. Tie names Of
the Vice Presidents. one fom each town
shin. we have been unable 10 learn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
CALL FOR THIS & TAKE NO OTHER

This CoughCorJai has been thoroughly tested thou
sands Of times, and In case has It ever failedi
Bear in mind that ths Cherry cordaIi Is the prepa.
ration Of regularly educated Pra:tIcing Physician,
point not to be lightly estimated by these who re-.
quire sterling medicine.
George W. Rice. ESQ.,, Of Cincinnati, eertiae. to &
remarkable cure OF Asthma. the paiient being hi.
wife.--1he remedy the cordial
John II. Deters Eco, Cincinnati. testi6es ne ema
abba cure fehrone throat disease By OF this
great remedy.
Rev. DR.. P. Chrlfant. Presiding Elder, (Methndlst
Episcopal Church, Dayton Dstret) says: II cord al
ly recommend Dr.. Ayers wonderful preparation to
IN Ose who may be suhering from chrOuc eatarrh OF
diseases ofthe Throat and Lungs.n
Solomon Adams tof the we'll known Importing DRY
Goods House. Bugbes. Adams Il Go. J Cincinnati
says: - heartily commend Dr.Ayers Cordial as justly
deserving the celebrity II has attained"
Charles Munroe, ESQ.,. Cincinnati says 81 cheer
fully express my fullest conf ebee in Dr. Ayers me
| diciDe.n
S. r. Bates. Esq. writes from Fifth Ayenne Hotel
New York ~ shall always recommend my friend,
10 the Of your Cordial feeling, that II has effected
what some Of the most eminent physicians 10 New
YORK and Cincinnati failed 10 accomplish, viz tbs
cure Of Mrs. Bates'Throat
7. J. Emerson. Rsq. Professor OF yocal Muse, Gin
cinnat, says: "Al other remedies having failed Il
cure or relieve my throat used DR.. I. .AyersCOr
dial. and am happy to say Il effected an entire ant
perfect cure"
L. b. Eager. Constable Cleveland, says: .swith 10,
use Of Dr. Ayers Cordial experienced the most Dc
eided relief and have doubt Of its esetihg radl
| cal and pernaRen ut egre."
Rev. L. G. Tucker. BrookvIlle. Indiana. was cure
OF Consump lon and testihes In The strongest term
TO the wonderful efficacy OF the cordial.
Rev. J. B. Allen Pastor Of The Presbyterian Churct
Brooklne. o.. cured Of chronic bronchitis, says g
am now able 10 nse my voice we'll as at any tim
during my ministry and with more comfort, | nos
rejoice that applied TO lr. Aver"
Equally strong letters and and testimonials from
S. J. BurlisOn, ,Supt. Of Bridges, Cleveland. H. Ran
ney. Merchant: N Sanford. Merchant; C. A. Va
slyke. Steamboat builder, Buffalo. Col rrump, Han
niba Missouri; c. P. Johnson, ESQ.,. City Attorney
ST. Louis. Kew A. Kane. Springfield, Illinois 81 ose
Il Chess, Esq. Civil Engineer, Pittsburgh. aud hun
drcds OF Others have bnen received
For sale in Cincinnati, by Z. SEAMAN e. CO..
Wholesale Agents. corner Fourth and Main Street.
Il SURE, ECKSTElN 81 Co,
Corner Of Fourth and Vine Street'
Also, at DR.. AYERS Office. 30 West Fourth Stree
Cincinnati. end by Druggists generally.
February Z, ls6i--ly45
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Da. s. o. rxnH AF Ds0N's
Sherry " ine Bitters.
The celebrated Nsv Engiand Remedy for BabituafcoA
sffDat'SH. Jdppdiee. Psrsr and Agps. General De-
bii'tV, al Dfsssses rris'ng from a DisOr,

The celebrated Nsv EngiaHd Remedy for BabitHoic0a.
stfpatteH. JaBpdre. Psrsr and Agps. General De-
! bilitV, srd all Dfssases sris'ng from Disor.
| dsre4 STOMACH, Lirsr or B1seoia,
ITENHEY are used aud recommended by ieadingPhy.
sitaus O. the couuicy, aud all Who try Them pro-
nOunce fhem Invaluable.
! DR IANks L. LyEPRE- writes from sayarre, Stark
county. ohio. .'the Bers highly praised by hose
suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia end liver COM
plHtnt ;.
E. S. DAVIS. Postmaster at wllllam,port, Ohio,
says. "hey give great satisfaction use them msmy-
self having Akeu co ID. become pr0srate and hostm
appetite. II relieved me. ard can feeOnn end 1t
| with great rances of its me rits."
Ds. WM N. KERs of Rogersville. ndiaBa, writes
NJ that they the most valuable medicine offered.
4e mas recomme ,ded them with great success. and
with them INSIDE several cures Of pal pitation OF tho
heart and general deiali;y.
TnoxAs sr.xroRD. Esq. PIouhtsvillo, Henry coun-
~, indiana writes NJ long etier under date ofMay
4.lsG1. He was mach reduced. having been afflicted
orthree year, with Ir-st nefvous debility. palpta-
tion Ofthe heart of the most severe and prostraunR
character. ''afier using few bottles was complete
| ly restored. and am nov in robust health "
GEoEGE W. HoFTAAs says he was iicted with rheu-
mausm fortwe ~ years u ali IL. various forms. nd
at the date ofbis l@iterhe bal been two years vel;
the Htiers efectng the cure. when several physiciss
sitrhdug hG could d0 him no good. He say. ..tor
rh~umaism. dyspepsia Nver co mpa'nt. kidney alec
ton or drnpsy.i l. specific certain remedt ~
! J. ". HUET wrt"s from nelphos. Allen county,
Ohio Ia section where Fever ard Agne prevails that
he most eheerfny recommends them Of decided
merit IN ~ ctses Of Fsusr and .fgHe, DgSDepsid and
! General DsbiIitg.
. K. G. LLyHEEs. NJ n. write, from Van Vert,
Wine Bt,ers 10 the notice ~ D$spSre persons. and
to all who require aSiimnlanR ms'iicine Such ress
re are ,sssiT!Eg daiLy gn directions acsor parry
N.aARRls & 60. cincinneii. Ohio,
| PropTietOrs for the southern aud Western states,
to whom address all orders. 70 sale by e. Kaufman
& Co. r. l.. SAeum. SifTord " Sturgeon. Lancaster:
5 Pichard g. Walker. West RashviIi-; p. HAne. Plea.
.autyile: A. Fenstmaker. Waterloo; Rrossman &An-
drew. LitbopOls; David ProUosi, Marcy; =. Iereh &c
Co Amanda. aoy. ], Ie6o-lS3l
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Wwe are pleased to notice that Oul

gWe are pleased to notice that our
old friend REUBEN DREsBAcH, has lately
become partner in the Circleville Wdteh-
man Office. Reub is gentleman and by
the way ons Of the best Job Printers in
the State. and with lis experience in all
the various branches Of the business COM
bined with talent and tact, the Watclman
will. if possible, be greatly improved
In wishing him success we but re-echo
the sentiments Of his numerous friends in
this community.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4-P. M.-FLOUR-
Steady. Ohio and Howard at IS 25; City
Mills nominally the same.
WHEAT-Dull. Red at 81 zeal 80;
White 81 40a1 60. Corn steady. Mixed
68a65c; yellow 6Oa6lc.
PRoVlSIoNS-Actiye and firm, at
previous rates.
COFFEE Steady. at l2aal35c.
WHISKY-Firm, at l8c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
A Blind Child Restored to Sight.

Extract from recent letter from Mrs. w. H. Foote,
293 West Fifth treet, Cincinnati, Ohio:
swords can not express my gratitude to you, my
kind friend for the benefits Of your treatment Of my
child and his restoration TO sight; but II a
mothers kind wishes for you and yours are of any
avail, you will bo sure to succeed in whatever you
undertake. But few short months ago my little
boys eyes weIe considered lost to him forever, yes
given by the best surgeon Of this city, and its
best oculss, as hopelessly blind, when Il seems
to me, by the nerposition Of Providence, your steps
were directed hither; and now what a change, and
all owing to your care, and the goodness ofthe Good
Father of all.n t..'