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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-12
UNDERTAKING.

. E sussoIiber has received, and will keep hEsf
sizes and stiles of Metallic Burial Gaze vbich Do
Ih,sh 70 such a. may want them. The estimAfici
Nhloh these Gases are held for their beauty dur.i
an ptesefNing powers fully attest their valus- Be-
also Keep on hand all stylss Of Wood Gonna and 81
20 All calls Tor bis services undertaken in city orc
Try. Horse and Carriage on hand
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-12
METREOLITAN SALOON,

FG Elk CLAUS, : Prophet
lb5s leave TO inform the public, that be has 10
- me above Saloon, which IL open for the ~
tion OF visitors His Bar will be always suppIisdr
ths ehoice liquors also Cigars Of the best brands.
warm nae sat II o'clock and cold lunch at all ~
oysters, = dimes and other kizds refreshss
served mp short notice. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

MumsN.-on Sunday, September 20, rfslx Mrinrsx,
native Of county FERN inaeh Ireland, aged Is yea s.
The relatives and friends OF the family eculy
invited attend the funeral, fruA his c residence, III
avenue A, this CFaesday afternoon, ut two O'Clock.
NArrRAr-oa Monday, September so, KATE NJ. NNTTRAr,
VIE ol NharesE AAiirap, aged u years and dGys.
Tho friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at her tate residence d
City, New Jersey, this (rassdayl Afternoon two
O'Clock. The remains viii be taken 10 Ramaro
P"EiEM-As Jessey CITY, on Sunday, saPsomher 20,
LAURA kar nttAm, youngest daughter of Agnes W. and
the late Henry I. Porter. aged years
The triouGs and relatives OF She family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this uesay) morning. at
hai past ten clock from the residence OF her mother,
No % York street Jersey CITY. The renans wall be in
tered al "cchwood Cemetery New Rochelle. Cars Leave
the Ne" IiAseu Railroad ieltt, Twenty seventh
street and Fourth avenu, ~ qunit past twelve.
PorffR--ou Monday. =. mber so, of scarlet fever,
cnAmE. T. son Of Calvin AID Mary A. Potter, aged 10
years, 5 menths and p days.
The rol1ivps aud friends 81 tho finally arc respectfully
invited - attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents No 2io West Thirty fourth street this TUESDAY,
afternoon, al one O'Clock. without further invitation.
PuRDY0n Monday September 80, WILLIAM JoHv
PtRpy, aFod year months and IL days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to at nd the fune o. from tho res denco Of hs
parents No 913 West rhirtynrs street this (rucsday)
AFTERNOON, III two O'Clock. His remains viii te taken 10
RrfNotps.--on NoUday September 60 Mr.. DANIEL
REYNOLDS, in the Goth year Of his age,
tbs relatives and f'ends arc invited u attend the frne
raj on Wednesday afternoon two O'Clock from Ills loo
residence northwest corner Il Ninth avenue ent Fofsith
street
RonMsv-on sunday morning ssu.ernber % OF con.
sum y, lrs~k RonNAS in the 25th yegr % bis axe.
The fri nds and relatives OF tho family rspcetrully
invited to att nd the funeral this q cs ay) ate neon al
two O'Clock from his tate residence No - South rom th
street, Brock yn, +. u. The remains Will DO t,hea 10
Greenwood for ,nrrmep,.
SAP gR-At Wal lea, New York, Thursday, Scpteu,-
Der 90, Many FRANCIS daughter II James and Atm
Jeanette Sadef, aged years o months and 70 days.
Smith AT Fhs hing, Long Island saturday sSpten.-
Der 2s, MApG.E lSAB.lsA, daughter cf Morgan L.
Lizzie Il. smith, ago" years and months. The
were inferred in Greenwood.
sfgxxA 1; rga .gptu Cant. f,ai.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01
Died.

AHFRs.--on Sunday. september %, MARY FrzABsrr
AiiERs, tie beloved daughter Il Timothy and louisa g.
AAerl, as;d years aud eays.
Dearest q, glitter, thou nas left us
And il.y los Ne deeply feel
But lis Drl Tina, has b. eli u.s.
He can al - rofrnws ucai
The iiicnGs ian.l,y respectfully invited II A.
innd tie funeral frrn TIC Of her paf. ns NJ
Ao a.t TFcs, third street tis (rucglayj atCetico
al IT, q clock
AIrN4 At York vie On Monday Scrtambtr 80
alter short h.i nos, lizAiHrn COMA, oay
aai.tel of e. arl.s VI. mt Gl,harnc Alexander aged
II months and is ,ays.
m eatves ami friends q the family are respectfully
INIT \ TO attend the Zone III, ,hs (uc5lay) Afternoon
ociocl, from the sd.uce Of Dor parents Esiay-
seventh street b tween Third nul ioAr, Il avenues
toND.--in aco iyn, $, nday September - MARY
ASS BOND, wife q James - no aged 81 years.
The f. lends ul the family res laciuiv invited to
attend the f'nera Nan . Deem street this CTacsla
Afternoon, at wv O'Clock, without further notice.
ihoySEti -un Saturday morning, ,ptemhar 2S after
SHIRT illness 4. SisiNA. BraMss,I, aged s. yeas, )
months AMI II tays.
The eiitite IS AID friends If the family ago the
here Of Gc,tys lnagu ~, II O. Il o. r. also the mem
hes OF ;he Board q Paica !lagisra together with
their CO ~ are iespcciny 'DYicd attend To fnpeni
fir IN his late resideucc 10 Grove street This Hcsday
ate a. ocors. without f,rtirr nvttafion
knES-.''a Sunday, september 30 MsnY The beloved
VII OF Henry E!cn, aged 36 years months AID days
The friends Of the family res pectnDy inytci - a
tiny the funeral ihis (rlesdsyl afternoon, IT two
cicck from her late residence Charlottesville, r. L.
Fox in Brooklyn, on Monday September 30, ESTHER
H., wife Of falt.win y. lox.
me relatives a! Friends Of the family are invited 70
"''N''" ~ VI NuiH'Hu.1! hhsNN'u Nv iiitf
occck from her bate silence, No 40 vi low street.
G. onM4Nmtn sinday selrliber p, aft,r nsoring
Illness CHARLOTTE ANsR GoonsAS, aged Is years, 10
mohs!'s and 'ia,s.
line sumIiar blooms AFRO fading
utnn the lawn and LEA,
And I'm thinking as I'm gazing
Have they hiossomed their last for ineS
With houffding heart at spring time
loved each bud and stem;
Bui when they dropping
I'm dropping too with them.
Her relatives ard lends respectfully invited
tcrd tho funeral, This Cfncsday) afternoon. at two
ock, AT her late residence. Ne - Greene street.
AFM'y-At axe Moheganl suddenly, IN nday morn
ing, Soptember 30 sangl CHS o. da gtci Of r. C. aad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

auadar Cor was heavy and don, while supplies were
tght Extra Il ADDS were Ii hest request Sales OF 600
IA ,,,s vo.o ,,ao ,.t,,t, ~ 800 - IA 40
- o ~" "ei Will" 80 '"ee " ~ 'e
n@urcs. eouthen Hour was some les oyant anu ac-
i've white prices wero unchanged The sales comprised
Goa 700 bhs eli sing at quotations Rvo 1oar was
Enctye hui Grm Al our figures with sale. of 300 hhls
Corn mel was seaey al our anatations with limited
salos What vs, .ayy ard fell ar about lc 90 rer
shell The cite demand WAS fer export The ga Is Tor
Tie day here AM To- arrive footed ~ about $50 900
bushcls III 81 80 y Is for White knturSy 81 81 81 30
tn whit ,lto and jnlana 81 rs y ~ FOR rcd West
en- 81 23aI 81 Tor good IA pfirnc amber Michigan and
Idara 81 y 81 ~ Tor red Stpte 81 40 81 lyi. for
rarue spriug 81 Is 81 20 IN Chicago spring 81 II
81 Il raf an er Iowa and Greet BAY II lsn - 20
n 81 II Tor crl Com Mas heavy and eli sr1
atort tc NJ shet lower whlc the safes footed up
al III $50 0i0 Shells mostly fpr the eastward and or
xpirt al Doe soc. Tor oisiinr ana 5gc u 53c tor
Ia, .st va IT. and al 53c 53tc ar II, stern mixed sr
ey orr chiefly al 53c Rvc Mas n M al TIC a ,5c f1r
STATE and al Coo 4 zoe for Western Farley mat w,s
qtet ltlo If u ,nr Quality o0crag 1T 75c SOC safes
II .nU bushels harley ,rerc made III coz -oc fr St.to
tats terc stca II and h FAIR r,dgest tyh saes al 2.
34c for aIai an and al sc 35c r Western and state
at Goo. a 20 &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01
M5sceIsu

Tho following canal boats OF Newbarg during
the SE ,aie Of the 9Th
Boat II Hudson, with cargo of grain.
Boat Eliza holden, with q cargo Of grain
Boat J II Holden, with cargo Of grain.
Boat james Kelly, With cargo Of grain.
Boat Beniamn Bsgnnu, Nth a cargo of grain.
BaI Ontario is ashore with ahoutls inches Of water ia
her hjl.
SUR SHOOTING SrAr Drnkwaer. hence April - for San
Francisco pat ntp Acrao tno da") having bad heavy wCa
Their oil Cape Horn aud thtown ever par, Of car.p.
SRP CrGSEr, Graham, heuce for st John NIB, struck on
the Middle Ground. vineyard SQUAD before REPORTED
the gale OF Friday might She Saturday,
wtih0a dnynRge, and tewed 10 Wood Hole
BIZ BRiG JEnpo during tho gale OF Friday afternoon was
proceeding the river 70 philadelphia in tow, when on
poie Supp street the TOW lc parted and the brig
on be gle Oh her hook She light
wind threw her her beam ends the anchor
IL dragged Ike cp. the only effect being live the bis
sudden Jerk, winch threw the captain overheard He was
10y boat IRON tie shore The brigs cnng
the rsgg and she drove along upon her side iii reach
Ell LOMBARD street where her bonn struck hrtg ly ng
the wharf, which partially righicd her. and she hIally
brought up among vessels lying about Spruce
and was secured without any damage except portion OF
the upprr rigging
PaorELIER PLASRr-Steamer Delaware, al PHILADELPHIA
repots.Ieft Philadelphia Tuesday, and made auc run
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

tESroX-trgs sSnrR.-on sun ny evening, September
20, by the Rev T. IA stonc smith, BkSgAsiS L. rESros
OF Newton, L. J.. to Miss MARY h. ALEXANDER, Of ,h.s
city.
itse STAND papers please cory.
fi.ga-pAvIs.-Oa Sunday, -crteinbg 20, by Rev. nr.
athiop, Mr.. EInRsI FfEsT, Of Babylon. l.. L. in Miss
MaRriA DAVIS, Of New York.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Springfield. Mas, Sur.
day, ,ienbar ~, by the Rev Father Gallagher NJ.
JANE LANEgeAs TO Mss NANNY NJ. uAaraaHl, both Of
Springfield.
lr-h American (New York; and Care journal, Ore
iand, please copy.
otoSNoR--. III nFS.-On Friday, September 81 by the
Pew r. Lindsey, 81 Thirtcth street Methodist spsconal
church, Lieutenant Baby OCo2Sop. ii New Ycrk, -
Nss MARY A. eldest daugh or Of Arnustead fellen q
tgroe.
II atelpho iapsrs please cory.
TAAu --fIEEr.-on Sunday, September 81, by Rev.
r. athgop Mr. MABaszT TRAVIS OF Am!iy ale. ~ 70
MISS ADRi.NSA fli.Er, VI fahyion, J.. |.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01
Business Of tho unItea states Assay Csice
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

BRgAnsTTrTs.Flour-The market was heavy and closed
al decline Of BE- loc. per Dbl. fer state and western
y auds and in more. Extra qualities
less affected ard unchanged. Tho sales footed up
about Is coo bis, closing within the following range Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01
S HIP PIN & ri & w 6 +.


ALMANAC ron NJ yosG--rHrs
. IS
suE srrS ~ AfcH WATER %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

(NOAf--RED ASH (pEACH ORCHARD. LRffGH AND
~ Locust Mountain, from the most lroved mines, pr
perry prepared; n.s Lvcrpo0l Orr gffsh house Can
Nell Imported for family use-aii At low prizes
HENRY REEVE
Corner Canal and Centre. aud corner Jane aud West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Sept. 800 p. NJ.
To-days bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last Monday
Well eri'g Looms. Sysie Cirl'n DEPOSITS
Sept 81 $3.50 1872 25S So s05t7T ST0T 6S3 90 $40 S3l
Sept IS. l28 2s26 3s,l23552 S,G3s 80 20 h5l syS
Z gunp . T.fG ~p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

NATIONAL ZOUA}ES, TENTH REGIMENT, GOLONEI.
~ John Il. Ben'ix stationed Fortress Munfor.Yer-
Wishing JOIN this d. ard he forward
Immediately the fort fully clothed and equipped Re.
Grating ogces tSp Broadway. aud iifty ga street.
Third avenue. Lieut.. Col. LEX. y. ELDER,
Qaar,eTfnssseT a. SEELEY,
Recruiting officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

Receipts and ID sb0r mcnts at the OGicc
Ofthe Assistant Treasurer ut New ork
for September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

(tORNS RuSiONs INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED
~ joints and al diseases OF the tet cured without lin
or Inconvenience % the patient ~ Dr. ZACiAEtE Sureon
Chropods, 10 broadway. Refers physicians and
leuns this rlty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

nkSrERATE FIGHT BETW ZEN TON SAVERS AND
- Mace AT Liverpool sayeis victorious. STE Wihcs
spirit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

Y1o CONSuHPTIvES-THE ADVERTISER, HAVING
/ bcrn restored Meath few stap!e
remedy, having suffered scyeIal years with
affection and that dre1d onse, cnnsuupti"u 10 aux
ioas make known To his follow sufferers the
clic al who u, be viii send copy tao pre-
urel Gree Of thar-ej with directions Tor preparing
and using IN same we they win find cure foi Com
sumption. Asthma Bronchitis, The only object
advertiser " sending the prescription IS TO benefit tho
nirtru; hi holraeyer sufferer may his dy
"a VIII COT them nothing. aud may ptuer besang Far
WISHING tue prescription viii please a.dr IS E"v Id
ward A. Wilson, WILLIAMSBURG Kings county, New YORK.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-03

They were bought for him some lime ago
by the banking house of Riggs Il Co.
Secretary Floyd resigned last night be-
cause the President refased to withdraw
Capt. Anderson from Fort Sumter. He
(Floyd) asserts that he has promised The
seceders that everything should remain in
stata quo until atfairs were settled, and
that the President had assentcd to that.
1t is, however, believed that Mr.. Floyd
is glad to have lound such a favorable
opportunity 10 quit his place, which was
becoming hot for him, He has sol many
thousands of U. s. arms 10 the Southern
FIRE eaters, at nominal price.
Judge Douglas is going to speak as
soon as he can get the floor. lie will
take bold and decisive ground against
secession. At the same time he will pro,
pcsc remedies to settle the difficulties. il
| it Is yet possible.
There are at l. asst dog Of the House
who have written propositions In thei
pockets, t. impesch the President should
he remove Anderson. Nobody can tel
what will happen.
Secretaries Thomp'on and Thomas vii
probably resign tomorrow; though moth
ing certain is known about it ye'.
Ii it should prove true that Unitet
States revenue cutt-r, commanded by
Souh Carolina captain. has surrendered
to the Seceders, at Cha lesion, Il livel,
lime will be had in Congress. Even Ih
elastic President cannot justify the latte
act, as it is nothing but piracy.
WAsuISGToN, Dec. 81. The disunion
lists fcrl awfully bad. The appointmen
Of Postmaster Holt as Secretsry Of Wa
0d Interim is considered victery Of III
Union party, and receives the heart
sanction of Gen. Scott.
| The revenue cutter Harriet Lane hD
sailed with sealed orders--destinatio
probably Charleston.
The statue of Andrew Jackson hefoi
the Presidents house was curiousl Y orns
menled on Sunday morning. The ol
hero held in his hand the American fss
whilst the bluc cockads was suspende
on the horse where he don't eat. III
seceders tecl quite indignant, and it
stated that the Commissioners will as
for an explanation. OMEGA.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-03

lLFHRADAcnEis tho favoriie sign by which nature
makesknown any deviation whaiever from tho nm
tura state OF the BRAIN and In this light II NAV
be Looked on as safeguard intended to give notice
OF disease which might otherwise escape attention.
Till too late to be remedied and sndicaons should
never be neglected. Headaches may be classified nm
der two names, viz: Symptomatic and Idiopathic.-
Symptomatic Headache Is excee dinghy common and
is the precursor OF great variety Of Diseases among
which are Apoplexy, Gout ,Rhematism and all febrile
diseases In lis nervous form Il is Sympat of
ease OF the stomach constituting sick hsadaehe OF
hepatic disease constituting bilious headoehe, OF
worms, constipation and other disorders of the bow
els, as we'll as renal and ute rine affections Diseases
ofthe heart are very frequently attended with Heud
aches; An@ma and Plethora are also affections
which frequently occasion headache. ldiopathic
headache is also very common, being usually disin
gnished by the name of RerUOUs headache,
coming on sudd 'aly in state OF apparently sound
health and prostrnng at cnoe the me nal and Dby
steal energies, and In other instances it comes on
slowly heralded by depression Of spirits or acerbity
OF temper In most instances the pain is In the from,
OF the head, over one or both eyes, and sometlme
provoking vomiting; under this class may also bo
named Neuralgia w
For the treatment OF either class OF Headache the
Cephalic Fills have been found and safe RENE.
dy, relieving the most acute pains In few minutes
and by Its subtle power eradicAtng the diseases OF
which hea 1ache isthe unerring index.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-03

~ When ii is understood that it is the
game Of the SecessiOnist to drag Maryland
at once into dsunion movement, with the
view of taking possession of the District
Of Columbia. and preventing the inaugur,
alton Of The President elect at Washing,
ton, tho following paragraph from the Bal
limoro American Of Wednesday will BE-
read with peculiar qualification;
"Gov. Hicks AND THE EXTRA SESSION
QUESTION. are authorized by the
Committee composed of W, II. DeCOursey
Wright, w. II, Ryan, Thomas G. jenkins
and Judge Legrand, to state that they
waited on the Governor on Monday night
and urged upon him the strongest reason:
for convoking the Legislature without fur
ther delay, but his Excellency refused tc
yield his opinion as to the necessity fol
convenins that body, declaring that it wa:
his purpose TO await the action Of Missouri
Kentucky and Virginia. Until their Leg
islatures acted he was opposed to calling
the Maryland Legislature; was unwilling
to promise that he would call it in any
event. the decision Of that question he re,
served for the future"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-03

sttution, complaints were made that the
States were not sufficiently secure. 1t
must be admitted that certain political
rights are guaranteed the States; ut when
these rights are denied. whose is the rem
edy? Suppose that South Carolina sGo'd
send tive Senators here, and the majority
should refuse 10 receive but one, what pow
or can compel the majority to repair that
wrong. Suppose that South Carolina
should then retire from the Union. who
could say it was violation Of the ConsIl-
tuition. Suppose again a wrong is perpe-
Irated which does not appear quite clear
to the North. but does appear clear to ).
Caroliua; suppose she is denied access to
the territories, is she without any remedy
under the Constitution! if there is none,
then she must be the judge Of the wrong
and the mode Of redress.
As Mr.. Benjamin concluded his speech,
he was greeted with uproarIous applause
all over the galleries.
After the conclusion of Mr.. BeDjamin' :
speech, Mr.. Baker, Of Oregon. took th'
floor. but gave way to motion to adjourn
lie will reply TO Benjamin on Wednesday
Mr., Baker is said to be finished orator
and his speech is looked for with grca
interest.
HOUSE-Mr. Stevens INTRODUCED I
resolution requesting the President tC
communicate TO the House, if not incom
paliLle with tie public interest, tn
conditions of the forts, arsenals and othe
property at Charleston; whether any meas
urcs have been taken to garrison ant
} put them in a good condition, since i
became evident tia: South Carolina in
tended 10 spcede; what troops were Their
} and now; whether any orders had beei
| given to reinforce Fort Mouitre since
has been seized by the insurgents ant
} what orders have been given TO the off
GERS; and whether any vessels Of war hav
! be ell ordered there since the seizure O
F., the same by The rebels.
Mr.. Pryor offered resolution declaring
3 any attempt to preserve the Union b.
) force is impraclicaLle and destructive l
( republican liberty. He demanded the pre-
vious question. which was ordered.
Mr. Stanton moved to lay the subjec
on the table.
s Mr.. Hindman-I hope the issue will b
met directly, as certain newspapers an
j orators have been talking about coercion
a A motion to adjourn was negatived.
a The question on tsbliug the motion wa
taken.
When the name Of Mr.. Vallandig har
> was called, he said, "As this involves th
direct question OF coercion. | vote No."
:, The resolution was tabled-08 to 55
John Cochrane introduced q resolutio
which was adopted, granting the use 9
the Hall Of Representatives on humilis
:. ton and prayer day, under the directio
Of tie Cbaplains Of the two Houses.
- Without coming to conclusion on th
\ sui ject, tho House adjourned till Wednes
, day,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-03
Constipation and cost,venoss.

No one OF the many ills flesh ia heirto Is so pre-
ValeDt, so little Understood and so much neglected
as coslveness Often originating iu careless, or Sc
denary habits 1t Is regarded slight disorder of
too little consequence to excite an xiety while in
reality tits the precursor and companion OF many OF
the most fatal and dangerous Diseases and unless
grave. Among the lighter evils Of which cosiyeness
the usual attendant are headache, coiic Rheuma-
tsn, foul breath piles and other Of like nal re- while
longtrain Of frightfuI diseases such us malignant
feves, abcesses, dysentary, diarrha apo
plexy, Epilepsy, paralysis, hysteria ypocho
melancholy and insanity, first indicate their presence
guentiy the diseases named originate in constipation
but take on an independent existence unless the
cause Is eradicated in early stage From these cor
immediate attention whenever II occurs and no per
son should neglect to get box Of Csphalic Pills on
ihe hrst appearance OF the complaint as their timely
use will expe the insduOus of disease
destroy this dangerous foe TO human life.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-03
Crying Babies! Crying Babies!!

In consequence Of the superiority Of DIR. EAToN'S
lNFANrILE CORDIAL over every other prerara-
ton Of the kind the druggists of this city have almost
all ordered and received supply of IT. cheer up,
MoTHERS! No more crying babesl Do not be put
OF with any other preparation by any druggist, who
may not have received DR.. EatOn's lnfanile Cordial
or who may on account OF getting some worthless
article alta cheaper rate be more interested in selling
it. Ge,l bes tits for sale in the cty--search till
yon andit.
DR.. BBoNsoN's BLOOD FOOD, for diseases Of
the organs and all pulmonary complaints. Is also
FOR sale In the city, and ifany suffering from the
plantsnegeeto try this preparation they are gull
y of suicide. There are fye different Mes ot the
BLooD F0oD--a on the same principal, but graduated
The different organs affected. No. is for Colds,
Bonchs, and other chronic complaint Is
arising from over-use, general debility, or neryou:
Dyspepsia. No. 4, Woman's Resto rative. No. S
Mans Regenerator. Ask for the No. you want.
II FSee Advertisement. lm4O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-03

SUCH Is LrFE,--So lately dead; so soon
forgotten. IT'S the way of the world
We flourish for while. Men take US
by the hand, and are anxious about the
health Of our bodies. aud laugh at our
jokes, and we really think, like the fly on
the weel, that we have something TO DO
with the turning Of it. Some day we are
buried. The sun does not stop for our
funeral; everything goes on as usual; we
are no, m m.ssed in the streets; men laugh
at new jokes; one or two hearts feel the
wound Of affection, one or two memories
still hold our names and forms; but the
crowd moves in its daily circle. and in a
short time the great wave sweeps over our
steps and washes the last vesIige Of our
earthly footsteps.