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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-25
sHIPPINo. 60.

4esy tN SEeRfsfkTse Js NSM 6Shk
+. ii. FRIDAY, the 18th inst : l ''V'A
Passengers are requested to be on board in due
Passage to New York, meals and state room in
Passage to Norfolk, same as by the river boats.
Freight received to day, Thnrsday,l and up to
the hour of 2 o'clock p. II. Friday.
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
Tickets and berths secured at our office, or on
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
ia 2i--2t LUDLAM WATSON.
- FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The superior
IL fast sailing schr. .EsOUTHERNER, y Bill
Lowe master, having the greater portion
of her cargo engaged and going on board, win have
hj IA SG'd a''omn"ds',0Ds e sbffdy Co
80 FOR BALTIIORE.--Th regular
p @m G bar captain
gagged and going on board, will have quick dis
patch ea For remainder q eA r. e6 sREeRy CO.
&fETk OTHERS. The YORKTOWN has been
Withdrawn from the l'ne for the pres
ROANOKE, Capt. CoucH, will continue their trips
between this city and NEW YORK, touching at
NORFOLK each day. -
DAY and SATURDAY, at p. NJ. Days Of depar-
ture from Richmond, every TUESDAY and FRI
DAY, at 4 L. NJ. LDDLAM w ATSON.
de Cts
.rw~ CHANGE OF HOUR FOR
z44lt~=r-NSTARTlNG FOR PORTSMOUTH
Es.s.x1xszAs AND NoRFOLK.-The Steamer
GLEN COVE will, on and after FRIDAY MORN
ING next s0th inst, leave her wharf at Rockets,
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY ard WE'D
NESDAT MORNINGS, at 81 o'clock precisely, for
the above places aud return each alternate day,
Except sunday,) leaving NORFOLK at the same
hour % o clock and touch at all of the regular
landings on the river, going and returning.
nO2 7-ts X. -. HAShINS.
eo GO CHA 80 I hlNEf 9E Ttihf I
TIMES 4 WEEK-TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS AND SATU RDAIS.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. TH0s ENETT.
Boat MERCHANT, CAPT GEO; c LArSg,
Boat BRISTOL Capt CHAs J. Johnson,
| Boat J. J. 1RBY, CAPT. WV. F. CLEVELAND.
| Boat FAME, Capt WN. II. Parsons.
| Boat OLIVIA, Capt. J. ]. PETERS.
These Boats are all of the first class, commanded
by careful and experienced Captains, and leave
| promptly as advertised. The subscriber, thankful
| for past favors, begs continuance Of the same.
| WA. p. cox. Agent.
At the Shed Dock st. in rear of old Gas Works
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

NOTICE OF HENGF AL.-The
50 undersigned begs to in form his numerous
customers and friends that he has REMoF nd 10
pos RpOAD STREET. where he will continue to
manufacture the best quality of Ladies and Cen
tlcrnen's Misses aud Boys BOOTS and SHOES
will also keep full assortment OF good RhAp1
MADE WORK. 1 intend to sell these goods at as
low prices the best quality can be sold At.
intend sell cheaper than usual to SUIT these hat1
between .th and 5th next to Henry Miler's
in o3Gt* GEORGE FRIDAY.
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" N. r I A
RichrDnnd ist January 1891

The undersigned will continue the Ex-
CHANGE and BANKING BUSINE SS of the late
firm of lSAACS TAYLOR. 1t will he conducted
under the style and fra of WIN. i. ISAACS co,
b. II. SMITH, Jr.. having an interest therein.
LIST January, ls61. VIM. b. lSAACS.
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AcER aEER sALNoN At AUCTION

NJ will sell, at tho Lager Beer saloon on Frank
lin between 18th aud Union streets, two doors be
low the store Of D. Autelutti, Esq, all the FL y
TURES. &c, contained in said Lager Beer sa-
LON consisting OF BAGATELLETABLE,C Oh altS,
TABLES, pECANTbRS. TUMBLERS. LIQUORS,
CIGARS, COUNTERS, &c, together with many
other articles not necessary TO mention,
in "a 4. B. COOK, Auctr-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


THREE HORSES, FOUR EXCELLENT
L MULES, THREE SPRING DRAYs AND HAIR.
NESS ONE LIGHT LUMBER WAGON, &c, AT
ArCTIOS.-Ou SATURDAY, 2sth instant, at 10
o'clock, will sell, at the lot ON Council Chamber
Hill
avery supe' ryoung Work and Saddle HORSES.
very n se young, well broke MULES.
SPRING bRAY and HARNESS, in excellent
condition. nearly new.
SPRING DRAYS and HARNESS. In very
good order.
! Light LUMBER WAGON, but little used.
Also .
TOP BUGGY and HARNESS. in excellent
order.
three months. So, ,-e,
To persons in want of HORSES, MULES, DRAWS,
&c an opportunity is offered rarely met with, the
whole being in most excellent condition.
TgRMs-At sale. [ia 25l L. j. COOK, Auetr'
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CHANCE SELDOM OffEkED.-Ahy
\ nerson with but small capital can now pur-
chase an old established and respectable business
or the proprietors would leave the business on
commission by giving good security. fof Iuftnef
nartiruiars address " Box $40, Post-oihce
ia 23-2WN
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a STANTON ROOT. SHOE AND
LEATHER FACTORY This company

1851 LEATHER FACTORY i Ms NUI'TIII"5
is prepared TO ill orders for Men Wo-
mans Bows and Girls BOOTS aud BROGAAS,
of every variety, from the finest Ladies n tn
aud Men's CONGRESS CATER and OAfckD H.
10 the heaviest BOOT and BRoGAN.
1t is a Southern Factory, built up, by southern
canitaI with the most approved machinery, work
ed bv steam and as good wOrkmen as are ~ the
United states and will furnish as COED WORK, al AZ
the same price, any Factory in the ! mon. he'
All orders promptly filed, aud all WORK war
ranted to be such as ordered. Address 49,.
Ja "a ON WM H. CARRIER, Supt
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I-a FOR RENT--A new FRAMED DWELL
.i:I ING, with brick basement, situated on NJ ST.
--@ between sth and 10th. opposite nm; +.
Kitchen. with two rooms, on the lot. Bent mod
crate to a good tenant. Apply at
JAS IUXFORD'S Furniture Store,
Garner nd sth 81
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

NEW HOUSE; @M n
- CORNER OF MAIN AND MI
IlrH STREBrs.
xC17--rTpNiyG STAR has just been newly fitted
Inc W. ~ ,he modern improvements. Its Larder
WI viii be- tsn well supplied at all times with all the
deIicae,ss OF anv veil dlled with the most choice
VINES f.ioUoRs and CIGARS
Fresh p, OYSTERS in season. ,,,,.,
The house will be FUND open at All houis u 'he
niEni ~ Ipq Wen at the Morning Star Restaurant
fhEE LuA11 :, ciaels ia ls-ims
EURNITURE F, MATrE xd;,ss 81, Se i,sha
hnn d aaa single Bedsteads aud Cots. Shuck,
o oir and Cotton Mattresses; Sofas aud Tete,a-
Tetes; Cabinets; Wasafooes' ehaifs' Ss.
ja3i
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III II,
viii present them TO JAMES II. BKlTToN for set
Element and those indebted to ths iirm MIL please
who alone Is authorized to receive money due the
firm. JAMES II BRlTToN,
The undersigned will continue the DRY
GOODS BUSINESS, and feeling truly thankful for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, begs a
continuance Of the same ! shall endcavor TO keep
surpassed in quality, and as ! am determined to
sell exclusively for cash. will be satisfied with a
very small advance above cost All that ask is
ia "a. div Scwli* JAMES H. BRITToN.
,e-PAKTNERsHIP:-i have this day associ-
y ated with me IN the COMMISSION BUSINESS.
been In my employment The business will here
after be conducted under the style of L. WALLER
patronage heretofore bestowed on me, respectful
ty solicit continuance Of the same for the new
concern LA -dSewlml l.. WALLER.
dissolution OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-
sRrH CO. Ss d kn0Tn Of
HrGH $. REGAIN having purch ased the entire in
terest of all the stock and tools, harness, horses
derricks, Purchases, ropes. &c. aud is to receive
all the debts, and have all the benefits of the un-
finished contracts, which arc unfinished, and re-
TO pay all the debts that JosEPH A. WILLIAMS Il
Co. owe at this time. JOSEPH A: WILLIAMS,
Richmond, Jan. u, 1861 ia 22-lw*
NOTiCE.-The Co-partpership heretofore ex-
~ listing between the undersi gued is this dav dis
solved by mutual consent. The affairs of the con-
Germ will be settled by WIN B. ISAACS, who is
authorized to use the name Of the firm for that pur
pose. JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
VIM. B. ISAACS,
WIN. +. TAYLOR.
Richmond LIST January, 1861.
The undersigned will continue the Ex-
CHANGE and BANKING BUSINESS of the late
firm of lSAACS TAYLOR. 1t will he conducted
under the style and fra of WIN Is. ISAACS 4 co. g.,
b. II SMITH, Jr., having an interest therein.
LIST January, lsG1. WIN. b. lSAACS.
In Withdrawing from the Exchange and
BANNING BUSIS hSS, we feet it due TO our sue
ceSsor to say that, from long personal acquaiut-
ance and business connection with him, we have
every confidence in his means, ability, integrity
and do most cordially recommend him to our
friends aud the public every way worthy of
JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
| Ia lin WIN. F. TAYLOR.
| THE FIRM or JONES X co. having dis
i solved, shall continue to carry on business at
! the same place, No. Main street, where will al
! ways be found q large stock of fine imported and
! domestic LIQUORS, PROVISIONS and GROCER
| les of all kinds, which will be sold REASONABLE e
terms to W ich invite the attention Of the trade
generally. THOMAS JONES.
| January LIST, 1891 ia lin
| nISSOLUTION.-The firm of oUBLETT &
! IL SMITH is this day dissolved by mutual con-
| sen, john A. SMITH having sold out his interest IN
| the books of the concern to JOHN g. POWELL.
| 2. b. SUBLETT,
JOHN A. SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-25

~ PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS Fl
~ From Is to 20 per cent. saved by buy -
~ ing from j. II. ANTHONY,
JStNN Columbian Hotel Building.
Moeskin Hats Of best qqqIIiy 80 DO second
I'm sewed Boots So so Congress Cater Boots,
80 Is; fine calf skin sewed shoes, go ~.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
to supply hlm with handsome and substantial cali
skim sew ed BOOTS which he will sell at the IN,
nrered eutnd low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HsTE &C 23-dNwts
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Inretiring from the firm of Sublett & Smi tn,
return MY thanks to my friends for the fayors be-
slowed on me, and can confidently recommend my
successor and former associate to them gentle
men worthy of their patronage, and well calcula-
ted to advance their interest.
JOHN A. SMITH.
January l. 1851 ia 2-iaw4w
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Gra FOR RENT--A BRICK HOUSE on Mar
H3:; shall street. near Brooke Avenue, recently
----4~ occupied by Mr.. \. w Carpenter, containing
rooms ana other cUHvcriCuvc>- snltahle fur IL
good sized family. Possession given Immediate
" Apuly to Z. d. EACHO. l4th street.
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NJ. y Z = 4 Y L.,

Vt. Y z : ,. = u ]
% Manufacturer and Dealer IN
he BOOTS AND : II o ES,
@ No. $50 Main Street,
WorId beg leave to inform his former patrons and
the public that he has CONNIE need he MANDATORY
Of BOOTS and SHOES in all their branches al
No. 100 Main street, and would ask eal from All
wanting goods in his line ,,.,., ,,,.;i
A fine assortment OF Ladies Misses ana Chti
dreu's Goods always on hand, which Will De aulu
IL. .AlAr a.aA
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FALL Z II A ID T.. 1870

90 ROB'T i. DICKINSON, successor to Bin
ford, Dickinson & Weisiger,l No; Is Main street.
bestow ed on him by his friends and the puolic
invites their attention 70 his large and
extensive stock of HATS, CARS, Fuhs, &c, coin
nrising every style manufactured for the season,
" bich wi be sold at wholesale and retail to pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms. Mer-
chants of Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee,
visiting the city, are respectfully solicited To cali
and examine for themselves before purchasing.
a ,o0i'i ' oe21
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EDUCATIONAL.

ITO THE PUBLIC.--In consequence Of hav-
i ing received an appointment to the Presldcn-
CIV of Quincy Academy at Quincy, Florida, the
Rev. r. F. STUBBS will resign his post in the
Union Female Collegiate Institute, on the LIST OF
February next. The Chair thus vacated will be
filled by the appointment Of Mr.. LhoNlDAs
POINTS, A. B., graduate OF the University OF
Virginia.
ltbeing reported that this Institute will close on
the LIST of February, | take this occasion to cor,
rect this mistake. have no intention OF that KIND
whatever, ana still solicit share of the patron
age of the citizens Of Richmond aud vicinity,
w. J POINTS, NJ. D.,
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rv,RrsTEE,S SALE OF STOCK OF TIN

L WARE, STON Es, PLY MBEhS PA 9hi 80
TiNNERS' TOOLS. BENCHES, Sc.t AT A1C-
TI0N BY virtue Of u deed of trust from =. ma
ice of the Hastings Court OF the City of Rich
mond, shall proceed to sell at tho store oecn-
pied bv said Hagerty 2O0 Main street. on W Ed
NESDAT 10th Inst. at 10 o'clock, all the STOCK re-
naming in said store; consisting OF TN T Ware'
stoves, Plumbers Material, Tin9ers' sI I9}ois,
one Truck one Hot Air Furnace one Cooking
Range: one large Office Desk one Letter Press
&c together with many other articles, too nu-
merous to mention. -,
TERNs.-All sums Of 300. cash over that
amount, 20 days credit, for approved paper.
v BARGAMIN, Trustee.
iu
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a LOON 10 YOUR INTEREs

~5 Bear in mind, that JOS EPH STRAUSS Is
offering the greatest bargains .; ever ,,o OIL
Gaitrrs from soc, 75c aud 81. worth twice the
money: Ladies' Congress Caters, Foxed' Tipped
and Tin Bottom, at 81 Ladies Congress Galttls,
plain or Tipped at IL 25 and $50, selling else
I I,'. At - 30 Ladies Morocco Heel Bootees at
and higher Ladies eSqssin N and nsf Hes
Rootees nj SIDE aud Caters at the same Misses
Goatskin and Leather shoes, at half their value
Chitdren's Morocco Shoes, at 90 cts; ana upwards
CbiIdren's Black and ColUred Heel caters, Ut oo
cents, cheap at 75c; Gents Cali Sewed Shoes a. az
81 so oxford Ties and Congress Caters q. d.
Roots al IS worth 50 Servants shoes, at 10 c'S,
worth Il 81 Heavy Brogans, Boys Boots, & eo-
You will fnd the above = per cent. cHeapef 'nan
ei :; 10 49, - JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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= TO FAR EGRO SHOES

t A =, n
1891 Farmers and others wanting ~
SIN vii Il he fonhd the largest aud best
ssortm"pt ever offered in Richmond. My assert
mept embraces, 2,ooc pairs Of heavy seWed bro.
STnn1,s bicheut do, very thick, nailed with hob
nails Danes best thick ggegged BTp9fg@hfs h aad
n nhh Rnots TOR Women together with all other
p prsdes suitab!e for servants men, women and
6nys. Farmers will do well 10 give me q call, al
10. 80 Main str. LA y JoIl-s y. / = : =
TIDJE,' HEELED CONGR EsS
~Z EATERS at 81 j; very fine, oniy sz'
with and without tips at -
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IGOR ICE + A > L +.

10 cases Gomez Sancho brand;
do. r. NJ. Gomez do.
do FL do.
n, ia q nv
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DISsoLuTIoN OF WORCESTERSHIRE

NOTiCE.-The o-partnership heretofore ex-
~ listing between the undersigned Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The affairs of the con-
Germ W i'll be settled by VIM. b. ISAACS, who is
authorized to use the name Of the firm for that pur-
pose. JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
VIM B. ISAACS,
WIN. 4. TAYLOR.
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- PRICE, REDUCED TO SUIT

-. TIE TIMES, g. Hell gY0n
LER & CO, ls3 Broad str, FISty T--ysy
tire large stock Of BOOTS, SHOES - ~ =.
TRUNKS, BONNET BONES, VALUES, @c.' a'
prices to suit the times. They are selling
Ladies Heeled CATERS at 81 ~ 60
Ladies English and French Lasting Neeled
CONGRESS CATERS at y. 80.
Servants SHOES at rs cents pair.
Children's SHOES at :53 cents.
Mems BROGANS at 81.
Gents Sewed GALE BOOTS at 81. ~ .
Gents Sewed CALF CONGRESS eAlIhho at
se.5p.
Gents Sewed Double Sole CATERS at g 90
Also Il large variety of all kinds OF TKC NJ
BONNET BOXES, VALlCES, &c, &c, selling on
at cost at u HEi.lihh ~ -,
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HATS, CAPS, &c.
E1 HAT AND CAP STORE.

G. L. BETTI,
Respectfully announces to his htnuds and the
public generally that he has removed H. Hat and
Cap establishment from Broad street to ii. nues-
berrvs old stand, No. Main street, opposite u1a
Market next to Mr. Geo. Sader's Hotel, W here may
he found at all times, the best assorted stock OF
HATS and CAPS. fine FELT, SlLh and WoVi'
HATS: STRAW GOODS of every description; OH
SILK CLOTH aud FANCY N Any CAPS; Cambric
and bingham UMBRELLAS cheap for cash HATS
made To order G. l.. BETTY, Agt.,
ia 23-iwk No. Q Main ST., Richmond, Va
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yrALUABLE LOT on THE SOUIH StUE
Y OF FRANKLIN, BETWEEN MAJ lSoN AM
MONROE STREETS, FOR SALE-We are an-
th0rized TO sell the valuable LOT located as ao xe
adjoining the residence of DR.. Ro. Archer: ne
lot has fr9nt OF % leet anu Z" u'p'N u
70 W Wlu ht+ AMY apr 0DDIN 4 APPERSON.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-17

on the entire cotton crop? Then suppose
the South should conclude to tax the pro-
ducts of the Northern States ten per cent,
and the shoes, hats and other imports from
the free States east of the Allegheny noun
tains ten per cent, this would yield at
least s25,000,000 more. Then an import
duty on all other imports from all other
parts of the globe would make an income
of sl0,000,O00 more-s60, 100000, in all.
The South is rich in all the resources that
go to make the wealth and power Of great
nations, and can easily within its present
territory support two hundred millions of
people. ..'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-17
CAN THE SOUTH SUPPORT A GOVERN

CAN THE SOUTH SUPPORT A GOVERN
MENr r?-Eliphalet Case, in communion
ton to the Boston Post, fully answers this
question, as follows:
Now there is nothing that puzzles the
radical Republicans so much as the diff
Guilty the South will have in raising reve-
nue. to carry on their Government. Did
it ever occur to them that ten per cent. on
this one article, of export duty, would raise
on s25O,OOO,OOO. s25,OO0,O00, and that
this would not exceed one cent per pound
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-17

sa- The mail cars on the Virginia and
Tennessee Road are now lettered &c. s.
MAIL" instead of "U. s. MAIL" as here.i
tofore.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-17
Ghe Aprkrine Gnqnirer,
BY GRIsT g. EAST, .
#f'. @ e.a..- AT
Two Dollars a year, i'm Advance.
THREE COPIES, IS as, 10 COPIES, 915,
And an Extra Copy to the person making Club OF
Ten--the money to be paid in Advance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EASEMENTS
win be inserted at ONE DOLLAR per square for the first
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CENTS for each subse.
ouent insertion Cess than three months) Square con.
ss of the space occupied by 10 lines of this size type
100 words or ONE INCH SPACE. No Advertisement con-
sidered less than square,
~ All Advertisements not having the number of lnser
tons marked the margin will be continued untilforbid
and charged accordingly. -. .. ~.
Quarterly emi.Annual or Yearly contracts WILDE
made on liberal termsthe contracts, however must In all
cases be confined to the immediate business of the firm
Misunderstanding.
SemiMonthly, Monthly, or Quarterly Advertisements,
will be charged ONE DOLLAR per square for each insertion
For Advertising Esrays Tolled, So; paid by the
Magistrate Citations, So to be paid in advance by the
person applying Notices Application to the Legislature,
S5 paid by the person handing in the advertisement
Insolvent Debtors Notice, SO payable in advance At.
tachent Notices. ss be paid for by the Attorney in the
case. - = 'sf .r'
Business Cards. Of hafsqnare oress will be inserted at
S5 per year. For each additional line, 81.
Announcements of ofMarriages or Deaths Notices Of
Religious Meetings published GRATIS and solicited.
t.SPersonal Communications, when admissi-
ble communications of limited individual interest or
Recommendations of Candidates for offices of honor prof
ortrust Will be charged for at from to 10 cents per ne
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
gsetial Notifies.

1rFrThe great Central Active Principle OF the Tolu
Agodyne Is true deveopement OF the original na.Ir
M opiata. In all cases wherever opium has been us&
and It's banefu effects Witnessed, no remark of ours
eau adequately compare the d1orence, and no deci-
sion is equal to trial. The Anodyne contains not a
particle of opium. and the most delicate constitution
can use tn safety, and the perfect natural state 1t
keeps and leaves te patient should recommend It to
physicians who have long sought this true develop
ment, and 10 patients who want natural results.
The basis ~ the UaiUersaI Cough Remedy Is that
freedom from all componerts, which. by the great
81 oUReq saR RlsiS 81 NJ .S cEsFS
hour In the day, and ask all patients to make It the
natural enemy Of all Coughs. Throat or Lung Com
plants By aRerfect freedom Of application. For In
aammatory Sore Throat Il is perfect remedy, and
for WhoopnG Cough checks all the spasms and allows
the Cough to have its run In quiet way.
With the spirit that courts all investigation, and
readisess to answer all In 1uries, may In ask
all 10 be cautious to purchase only Of those they can
rely upon. prices wi.bin reach OF ALL"
III FSee advertisement. lmlO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
AN ACT

mo, 35. AN ACT
Further TO regulate and prescribe the duties
OF township assessors and county auditors,
SEcTioN l., De II enacted by the General
Assembly Of the Staie Of Ohio, That the as
SCISSOR Of each township or ward, shall at the
time OF taking a list Of chattel property for
taxation, in each year take an enumeration Of
all deaf aud dumb. blind, insane OF idoic per-
sons whose usual place of residence shall be in
anyiamlly, jail, or infrmaryn his Stownship,town
or ward, on the day preceding the second Mon.
day OF April, together with their names in full
their age, and the durability OF their muteness,
blindness, insanity or ieiooy. and shall make
out a list Of said deaf aud dumb. blind, insa ae,
and idiotio persons, and the names Of their
parents OF guar1ians, aud post Office address,
designating those Of each class, aud return
the same to the auditor Of his county on OF be-
fore the third Monday Of May in the same year.
Sec. 2. That it shall be the duty Of the
auditor Of each county TO furnish to each as
SCISSOR OF township, town or watd, in his
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
No. 81, AN ACT

No. 81, AN ACT
Regulating the Office Of county surveyor.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That the ofiCi.
al term Of county surveyor shall commence
on the first Monday Of January succeeding
their election. and continue Tor the term OF
Three years, and until their successors are
elected aud qualified.
Sec, This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage.
Ed. A. PARROTT, Speaker
pro tom. Of the House OF Representatives.
JAMES MONROE,
President pro TEN. Of The Senate.
Passed March %, 1861.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
ID. oback's Scand inavIan BIOOdPiIls
aud blood Purifier.

"The blood Is the life," says Scripture; so says
Science also. ESpel corruption IRON the blood and
no disease can exist In the system. Ny Blood Pills
and Pvrlaer perform their task eHectualy. They are
powerful vegetable detergents and all 10 rms
disease, whicarise from impure blood. simply be-
cause they remove Uncommon causes Of disease from
the life sustaining duid. Hence their appare tly
miraculous cures n scrofula eruptions tn
pepsa'yer complaints, rheumatism swelling Of tho
Joints. all affections of the which
do notnroceed from malfo rmation.
Observation-Disclosures. Im-1O