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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-10
Reason, Right and Vigilance.


The Syracuse (N. " Courier holds forth as
follows upon the overbearing tyranny of the
Federal party:
Any man who desires to perpetuate for him
self his constitutional rights and privileges must
see that it is due, not to Southern trait RS and
Interests, but to all true and loyal men, to the
| rights of the loyal North, to his own freedom
and to the liberties of his posterity, to rebuke
each and all of these violations of constitutional
right, each and all of these assumptions of un-
warranted and arbitrary power
Let men then remember that s'eternal vigilance
is the price of liberty!" Let them awake from
their dreams of necessity from the r fatal sluIn
Der of security and confidence. Let them re-
member that the exercise of illegal, unconstitu-
tional, nnwarranted power is tJrranny-a tyr
which will ever be resisted, not by mobs or llle-
gal acts, but by the lawful and constitutional &C
tion of a free press and free ballot For as
| long free press and a free ballot remain to
free people, lawless remedies can ly be inexcu-
sable aud aggravate disorder and anarchy. Are
we not now living under higher law than the
ConstiIution2 or are not those rights and prlvi-
leges which +" ere ever possessed ty the American
citizen, being gradually but deterninedly led
away, and perhaps lost to them forever9 Let
every American citizen, without regard to past
party fferences, watch. and judge, and defend !
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-10
SATT, COFFEE.

SATT, COFFEE.
100 BAGS WEST INDIA SALT superior Salt
lUU for any use Bags 1l2 pounds, $3 so per bag.
25 sacks Liverpool FINE SALT, 50 per sack,
25 :" RIO COFFEE, $40 per sack, for sale by
ROBERT BLOW,
At Whites old stand, opposite B. Crawfords.
Twenty cents per pound CASH. paid for prime But
ter in frkins. Staunton, Sept i0 1851 -5t*
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-10
AUCTION SALE


COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, RICE, BACON, &c.
A Rockbridge Alum Springs on WEDNESDAY,, THE
IL 18th SEPTEMBER, we will sell at auction, viz:
or 5 sacks RIO COFFEE,
8 +" LAGUIRA COFFEE,
Q half.chests GREEN TEA,
2 &C BLACK TEA.
9 bbls. cut LOAF SUGAR,
/ ditto. PULvERIZED SUGAR,
80 boxes BEST TALLOW CANDLES,
5or 6 bags of RICE, FIX
A let of family cured BACON, and considerable
quantity of home, made SOAP, (both soft and hard
from to wears old 4e 7,
All the above named goods Except the three last
named arcles) were bought out of first hands; were
selected with care for use, and of strictly
prime quality, well worthy of the attention of the
The sale win take place on W edhesday at 10 O'Clock
in ample time for the return coaches to the Railroad
at o'clock. 81 sa sF slasas
We will deliver at Millboro' or Goshen without
charge any goods that have to pass over the Central
TERMS: Cash at close of the SALE
FRAZIER & RANDOLPH,
Sept 10, 186l.-1t. Proprietors, &c.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL MALE SCHOOL.
sTAUNTON, VA. -
BY REV. GEO. B. TAYLOR, A. M. !
TERMS for session of nine months, (peginning Oeto'
Der lst,) payable in three equal instalments:
High English do, 40 OC
Classical do.,. 90 oC
trencn 90 ,.... ....................l 10 w
NO EXTRAS.
Mr. TAYLOR has had several years experience in
Teaching. He refers, by permission to the Faculty
of the University, where he graduated in several de
partmentS.
If the number of pupils requires, he will employ a
competent assstant though in that case he will still
supervise every class and be personally responsible
for the advancement and morals of the youth COM
mitted to his care.
suitable school room will be secured and duly
nounced.
For textbooks and further particulars circular
Sept. 10, 1851 At,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-10
JOHN D. HARVEY,
JOHN ENDERS,
B. W. HAXALL,
|. W. WALKER,
IT AZ ~ NVNI

Richmond, Aug 80, 1861.
Southern papers throughout the Confederac.
please CODY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-10
RUNAWAYS /!

RUNAWAYSI
THREE RUNAWAYS IN JAIL.
WAS committed to the Jail of Augusta County,
w on the 7th day Of August last: First, Negro
.ooll:, 4; aolr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-10

- Persons calling for letters in the above list
will please say they advertised, otherwise they
may not receive them L. L. STEVENSON, p. NJ.
September 10, lS61,-1t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-10
~ WANTED.

ONE who has the privilege OF substitute, wishes
to employ one for months from the lst dav of
October next, to serve in the Army of the Potomac
Enouire at this office. Sept. 10, 1851. TT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-10

FEM LIE SCHOOL.
vINHE subscriber will open school for the reception
of pupils on the last Monday of September, (30th
Terms made known on application.
Sent 10. 1S6l.-3t j. q. WHEAT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-10

COL Tyler's command was one the very best
of the eneiny-he was one OF their crack officers
1t has for long time been prowling all through
this country, holding it in complete subjeetion.
Tyler it was who boasted that he would march
to Lewisburg at all hazards, and would catch
Floyd and Wise and feed them on beans. 1t has
now been defeated, routed, and disgraced, with
all its prestige gone.
The people in this section have confidence in
our strength again, and will rally to our stand
ard at once. | think, too, the rout will alarm
General Cox, at Gauley Bridge, and should not
be surprised if he beat hasty retreat to the Ohio
river.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-10

lust RECEIVED a nice lot of Segars, Chew
eJ ing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, Snuff Matches,
Knives, Soap, Gun Caps, &C., all Of which will be
sold cheap for cash. W. II. WADDELL.
September 10, lS61.-tf. sas5# -.
NOTICE.-Tb undersigned will open bis N USIC
IN CLASS on the 1st day Of October, 1861. a
Y434 JOHN KOEBER,
Sept 10. 1s6l.-3t* Prof. of Music.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
Latest from Washington!

WAsnIEOToE. Jan. Il g. Personal friend,
OF the President say it il absolutely deci
dcd not to reinforce Fort Sumter, because
sending more troops there would tend "a
produce irritation, and reinf0rcements are
unnscess .ry.
Militia field officers for the District oi
Colum ia, recently appointed, were com
missioned to-day by the President.
IL has been decided 10 send Mr. Hollis
name to the Senate for Secretary Of War
morrow, and A. B. Greenwoods 8 Of Ar.
kansas, now Commissioner If Indian AT
'fairs, for Secretary Of the Interior.
He is de 'i1c1 Union man.
The Charleston papers stale that reso
luton was adopted on Monday in the
Legislature, requesting The bank Of outh
Car to advance $4,000 for militia
ry contingencies, and tha, the bank has
signiGed its willingness 10 comply.
The above item is merely for contingen-
cies. The whole expenditure for miIilary
purposes Already incurred amounts to
81 400 0oO.
1t is understood that the South Carroll.
ma agents now here demand the un .ondi-
tonal evacuation Of Fort Sumter, with
view to avoid the shcC ding Of blood.
The Administration has not yet con-
sidered the proposition.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
NEW YORK MARKED.

January IA, 18Gl.-Flour opened quite
firm, with holders generally asking 5ilOc
advance, sales 9, 400 bbls. at So, 3Oa54C
for superiine state: 5,5Oa5,G2 for extra
state; 5,30a5,4O for superiine western;
5,55a5,75 for common to medium extrf
western.
Wheat--Sales $4,000 bush. Chicago
Spring at 2,2Oal994 l3,4OO Milwaukee
club, al, l3Q; $500 bush amber WiscOn.
sin and Iowa, at 1,3lal.32 5000 bush
Canadian club, at ,33; 81, 900 busd. win.
ter led western. at | l.36sl .38;
Rye-Qnie,, at 75ea76c.
BaIley-Dull at 68aSUc as in quality
Corn-Sales of Al 900 bu at 7la73Jc aud
deliveeed; 7O4c at the railroad depot. zoe
for new yellow Southern, aud Tic for old
wevii white Southern. -.
Oats--In limited request at 3Ga37c for
Western, Canada and SIata.
Pork--Market quiet and steady; sales
$40 bills at SIT 50al7 25 for mess and
$l3sl3 l2c for prime.
Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
Dressed Hogs--Dressed hogs opened
firm and closed heavy at 65a74c for corn.
fed.
Hcgs-Hogs at S55a6; bacon in good
demand; sales 1000 boxes city long clear
middIings on rivate terms, aud ~ box.
es OF city long ribbed midding at9gs9
Lard.--Lard continues firm with O
moderate demand; sales of 400 bbls at
lO4alo8c for prime and choice kettle rem
dered.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
PERRY DAVIS vEarrAarn.
PAIN N1GEBB

The Great Family Medicine Of the Age :
WTE sst the attention of tho trade aud the public
w 10 this lonK and unrivaled Fan'iE .Hsdisias for
the cure Of cOls. coughs. Weak stomach aud general
Y enmpltiHi. collie. diarThGa choigra. Ge., and for
FEVER aHd 1G UE, there 10 nothing better. II hpr
been favorably know, for more Than twenty yeAn II
be th" 0HIg sure specific for tho mnny diaeasrs iRCi.
works equally sure.
What strosgsr proof Of these acts can be produced
man The Iolowing letter nom III"
Hev. a. w. Curtis
=, RoAEo. MAcoNp Co, Michigan. July 6. 1850.
MfssRs J.. UARRIs d Go.
=, GeGtlemSA The confidence havein Perry puvis,
@ ".n hlllet asa remedy for Colha. Coughs. hurpP.
eprahs and rheumatism, for theeure ofwhieh lhAVc
unnecessarily nssd VI Induces me 10 cheerfuly recOm-
mend ia virtues H. others.
Afew months had recourse 10 II 10 destroy frl
oh although never heard Of its being used for that
purpose but hnv ing 81 1,red Intensely from fOrmof
ono, and having no other remedy at hnnd. applied
lhe Pain Killer freely for abon nfrer mihuepat eve-
pinR, and repeHied the application very briefly they
next morning. which entirel des royed the felon and
increased my confidence n the utility ofihr remedy.
20 :. Yours Truly. A. w CURTIS. .,
Minister the Wesleyan Methodist Church.
he Pain RjHsr has been tested In eVerv variety
o'elimstc. and almost every nation known 10 Ameri
ems. II Is the almost constant companion and ines
UNABLE FREUD Of the mis-innn and The traveller, on
So" nnH lnnh. "ni 40 one should Tavelon the Lakss
or Rirers pHhOWH.
bc snI"you ~ f6rand get the genuine Tain Kinek,
As many worthless noslrnnS attempted to be sold
on The great reputation nfthls valuable med cine -
direction accompany each bottle. Sold by dealers
everywhere. Price % cts. 81 eta and 81 per bottle
J. n. HARRIS & co. PropTiei0Ls
For N" western ahd Southern States flnciPnati. o.
- sofa Wholesale and Retail 10y G. Kaufman q Co,
T. l.. SlOcum. SnorI 4 Surgeon. Lancaster: fchard
D. Walker. West RushvilIe: .. Hane. PlearantVillr;
a Pensimaker q Br'iher. Waterloo: Rrossmnn and
andrew, lithonoli-: David PrnboSt. MaTcS; Wesley
NcA rhur. Nj ler.' ori: !. Lerch & Co. Amanda.
November !, I5GO-ly3i
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

CosrIyENGSs OR HABrTuAL CoNsTIPAProN.--Fro
these Affections arise many of the ailngs Of man. We
hear daily, people complain of headache, nervous
debility, etc.; and generally the cause of the CON-
plant can be traced to their constipated habits. A
remedy for the orths trouble is what they want
We recommend DR.. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bit.
ters tn all so afic,ed let them take 1t three times
day half ai hour before eating their meals, and in II
they will find a cure. Our physicians recommend II
In their practice, and its great merits are fast becom
ing known in the Western States. Sold by Edward
l.. Slocum, Lancaster, Ohio.
II PSee advertisement. lm45
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

/
"iOGf'o". JqHndee. Fsrsr and yagpe. 0eHeraiDe-
| 6iihg, and al Diseases arising from DisOr.
I-,,,,,, dered stomach Licer or BOnOis.
IVU'HEY are Gsed and recommended by leAdingP Phy.
siians o. the country aud all who try them pro-
nOuDce them invaluable.
DR JNgs l.. LgEpag, writes from Eayaye, Stark
Ic"uHlN Ohln. Bllers highly pfHse1 by those
plant.h
+. S. DAVIS. Postmaster at wiIIiamsport, Ohio,
sa$s "they give great satisfaction ne them my.
self having taken coh. become PROSTATE and lost my
APPETITE 1t relieved me. and can recumn end II.
with great assu RANGES NJ it, meriis." t,s D.
DR. NN N. KERa Of Rogersville. indiana, writes
ns that they The most valuable medicine offered
We has recommended them with great success, and
win ihein made several cures Of paptation Of the
heHrt aud general debility.
,TMoNAs sr.NroRp. Esq. PIountsyillo, Henry coun-
" Indiana writes us long etier. under date 0fMAy
5,l-DO He was much reduced. having been afflicted
orthree years with Ir-at nervous debility, palpita-
ton ofthe heart OF the most severe and prOstrating
character ''afler using few hotties was cOnplete
li restored. and am now IN robust health" A.,
GEDg0E W. HoTFEAS say be was afflicted with rheu-
matsn fortwc ty years in all its various FORMS and
at the date Of his ellerhe had heen two years well =
the BteTs efecitng the cure. when several ply scians
attending hiT. could do him good. He saws. NfOr
rheumatism dyspepsa,iver complaint. kidney alec
ton or dTopsy. IN is specific certain renedJ.' ~
| J. ". HrNT wrios from Delpho-. Allen eounty,
Ohio Ia SECTION where Fever and que prevails
be most cheeIfpy recommends them Of decided
merit iu I'll clses of Fever aud 7gus, DysPepsiG and
General Debility.
| u. X. GALLEHpEs. 81. n. writes from Van Vert.
Ohio. ~ most respectfully recommend the sherry
Wine Biters to the notice Of Dyspepic persons and
TO all who require aStimnaing medicine. Such neps
ee are retiring daily Full directions accoE pany
orally, Price IS cent per bottle.
IN. HARRIS d co. Cincinnati. Ohio,
! ProprietoTs for The Southern and Western States,
to whom address lorlers. Ro sale by G. Kaufman
d Co. L. l.. Slocum. SiHord " Sturgeon, LaneasIeI;
Richard 3. Walker. West RushYilIe; p. Hane. Plea
santvIlle; A. Fensmaker. Waterloo; Rrossnan & An
drew. Lith1pcH:; David Prooost. Marcy; }. Lerch &
n m Ia. n a.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17


II T There will be found advertised in our paper
family medicines that we desire TO call especial at
ton,ion to. Among them is Or. WEAVER'S SALT
RHE UNI and CERATE. We speak moro directly OF
th1 Cerate, which is an ointment every family should
have at hand. ...
Wkpow 1t has no equal for the cure of frosted feet
chilblans, chapped cracked hands lips and TO
sore nipples 1t is the only thing required. Ifany
person is afflicted with any disease where a good
salve is wanted, we advise them to give DR.. Wta-
ver's Cerate Just one trial. and they will be convinced
of Its merits.
DR.. Wcavcrs Syrnp, with the Cerate, is sure cure
for all humos, and diseases that arise from i'm
purity of the blood. ..
Another valuable preparation is the old stan dard
remedy and peoples fayorite, Perry Davis Pain
kilor. Our readers only want to know that this re-
medy is pure and genuine, and sold by all our city
druggists. a. I'..
DR.. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters Is very
agreeable medicine and valuable whore stimulating
agent Is required.
We know that ali the above named remedies are
just what the afflicted require and be found at the
drug stores geiferall y-Louisvilfe Democrat, Fob.
10th, 1860. Sold by Kaufman g. Co., Lancaster, o.
See advertisement. lm50
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
SALE EOFREAL estate.

TVNHE undersigned. Executor Of the last will aud
j testament ~ Solomon Rugh dec, late Of FAIR
field county, Ohio. by virtue Of authority in said will
ofsaid deceased Tor that purpose will Offer for sale
ON Friday, February Sth, 1861,
the following real eslnte to wit: The Home Farm OF
said deceased situate about Ave miles east of Ancas
ter, near the Zanesvle Turnpike. on The Pitcher.
Road and about three miles North If srn Station, on
the Cincinnati, Wilmington aud Zdnesvlle Railroad
Said Farm cont Ins about 2l0 Acres OfLand, is we'll
has good living is situate In Pleasant
township the sell Is goo tie location desirable aud
is among the best farms In Fairfield county.
Sale will take place at the door Of the Court House
in Lancaster. between the hours OF 10 o'clock A.
aud o o'clOck p. NJ Of said day.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne. third ofthe purchase money
the day Of sale, third in one, and one thr in
two wears with interest OF deferred pay q cnts
Title good, aud deed executed and delivered on full
payment of purchase money. SAMUELJACKS0N,
Execute OfSolomon Rugh, deceased.F
Dec. 90, .lsJ0.-6w ....,, 80 piS5,aJ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
MARRIED.

By the Rev E. b. Ca!Isrbead. Dec. G,
1860, JonS CowES ard MIss MARTHA
McCLUSo, daughter Of lion. Judge Me-
CLING.
BY the came, Dec 97. 1869. JonS W
Barr and Lucy McGlSNrs.
By the same, jan. Isi, 1861, Jons
SrUARr and MARTHA BLACK.
On the 9th, by +. NJ. Winter. J. p.
Mr. WILLIAM SHRsgER aul Miss DoacUs
Il. BoYEn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
HO w ARD ASSOCIATION
PUJLADREPITIA. ..-.-.' ."

a beucrolsH TasfiiHfioH established Bg spssiag En-
doumsHt. for the Relief Of the Sick aHd Distressed
afflicted Dih PirHieHt aad Epidsmie DissGsss, aud
especially for the Care Of Diseases Of the SERIAL Or
NEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
va Surgeon. To all who apply by letter, with de-
scrpon Of fteir condition. (age Occupation, habits Of
life. Nc and IN caSe1"f extreme poverty, Medicines
furnished free Of fcharge
VALUABLE REPORTS on SupermatOrrhGa. and
other Diseases Of TIE Sexual Organs and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary. sent to tho
afflicted In sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge
Two three stamp for postage viii he ace ptaGle.
Address. Dr.. ]. SKILL'N HOUGHToN Acting Sur
geon. Howard Association. No South Sinth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY oIder the Directors.
T.. u. HARTWELL, Prss't.
GE1. FAIRCHILn, See'y.
Aug, o. IS6O-l9-ly,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

A Muss.--A disgraceful row took
place yes erday afternoon at tie notorious
Boston Corner. Pistols were fred, knives
drawn, clubs brpndshed, noses mashed,
eyes bunged and faces spoiled gehefally.
The trouble grew out of "old sledge'
and rifle nhiskey. Rife whiskey, "old
Sledge" and the Boston Corner are public
nuisancss aud should he cleaned out and
routed from The city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
In FOREIGN Attachment.

GILBERT DEvoL, } Court ofcommon Pleas,
against
JOSEPH r. PARKERD Fairfield County, Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby given, that writ II foreign at
IN tachment In this case, was issued against 10
seph X. Parker, nonresident deb tor of the State
Ohio, in the OF l29 69 and $50 the probable
costs. JOHN G. RAlNEY, Clerk, r C. =.
p. VAN TRUMP, Attorney,
Jaunary 3, 1870
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

MUsIo.--Miss ELIAS. as will be seen 10y
reference 10 her card in another column,
tenders her services 10 the citizens of this
place as music teacher. We understand
that she comes well recommended. She
may seen at the Cook House.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
Horse Market.

Horse Market.
CINCINNATI, Jan. l5.-The horse mar.
ket continues al dull as at last accounts
Sales and supplies are limited AMI prices
are low. The horsemen report, however.
that moderate stock af first class horses
could be disposed Of al fair prices. The
stock on hand at most of the stables is
very poor. The sales Of the past week
may be estimated at $50 head, at an aver
aye of S6S per head. Miller & Eastwood
sold 81 head for 1913. bling an averag4
OF little over $46 per head; IIaworth Il
McG'e sold SO head for S2O65. being an
average Of almost S74; Daniel Carney
sold Al head for So, 43O, being an average
of about S73.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

From CALlFoRNIA,--We learn that our
fellow. w.townsmsn. SAMUEL GRIM. left Cali
fornia for this place on the llth, and that
he purposes taking another lot of horses
tbithcr in the spring.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

ETRev Z. G. FELToN will deliver q
lecture before the Literary Institute, on
Tuesday evening, Jan. 22d. We hope
our citizens will turn ont.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
GINAS A nEMEDIAL AGENr

THIS DELC! 'US TONIC STIMULAAT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the use Of Med,eai Pro.
~ Jessi0H and the Family. having superseded the
sO,crllci Gins" "Arnaiie." Cordial" "Medica
ted" d,""Schnapps."ec., now endorsed By all Of the
prominent Pby oeisns. chemists and cOnnOisseurs, as
possessing all OF those iH,rinsie medicinal qualities
ll0uie and dureIic) which befOng IN an OLD & PURE
Gin Put up qaan bottles and sold BY all druggiss
grOcers Gtc. A. T.. BlNfNGEE X CO.
Established 10 l77s) Sole PrnprietOrs
No. 10 Broad street New York
For sale by d. s, BARNES q Co, No. 10 ParE
Row. New York.
our long experience and familiarity with the re-
gulIemehls OF Dau0aisIs, and our superior business
iAellies, enable Us to furnish them with choice Ii
gn"Ts for medicinal aud family use.
January lU, lsGl-Iyil
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

NoTIcE.-Services in the Baptist Church
next Sabbath as usual. Subject in the
morning-AngeI Life -TAeir Desire and
Study. Services in the evening; subject
THE Better Ldnd!- Our Title Deeds for
an Eternal Settlement there, eramined-
sermon Tor protesting Christians of all
denominations. E. f. S.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

THE LEcTURE.--Rev. GALDRAIrH' Lee.
turs before the Literary Institute. on
Tuesday evening last, was interesting and
instructive.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

HFValuable information from the Rev. Jabez S.
Swan, a clergyma" of distinguished attachments and
exalted reputation.
DIR. S. A. WEAVER, New LONDON, Feb. 1851.
DEAR SiR:-l feel compelled by sense OF duty to
the suffering, TO say in regard to your Canker aud
Salt Rhucm Syrup, that have used it in my family
for more than one year with most decidedly happy
results. consider it adapted completely to sustain
the reputation which is claimed forit. In number
OF eases within my knowledge, where II has been
taken for Eryspelas and Salt Rheum, IL has been
tende 1with complete success, when other remedies
had completely failed Sold by Edward l.. Siocum
II TSee advertisement. lmdO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

GE Gcdey's Lady's Book for Februa.
ry is on our table containing the usual
variety For Sale by 3ilIinghurst.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
Cincinnati Live Stock Market,
BR1GnToN Stock YARD,
Tuesday. Jan. Is

Tuesday. Jan. Is
The receipts Of cattle are large and the
market is good.
SALES OF THE WEEK.
Cattle, 8l3, sheep, 80, hogs, 994.
Quotalions-Beef cattle ordinary 81
80 10 SO; Fair SO % to 81 Gu; Extra
SO rs to So; Choice SO 80. Sheep
none Offering. Hogs--Seling at So 50
to IS 80 gross. r. +. Enyalt,
Weirher.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

ES- Hon. WIN. II. SEWARD has made a
noble speech in the U. S. Senate 1t
is head and shoulders above any speech
yet delivered in that body. We will fur
nish il in our next.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

ETS See notice of the meeting Of the
Fairfield County Agricultural Society.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
Nem advertisements.
MUSIC! MUSIC!!

lvH offering her services TO tho citizens of Iancas-
ter as a Teacher OF Music. Her experience
such has enabled her to present herself with de.
gree of confidence to those wishing her services and
at the time warranling satisfaction fher pupils
comply with the rules adoI ted.
Miss Z. will give instruction upon tho Piano or
We elOdcOn, and will attend her pupils at their resi-
dencess At present Miss Z. will be found at the
COOK HOUSE,. .' -
Lancaster Jan. II, ls6l-42-4w.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

THE GovERNoR's MEssAGE-Wc pub.
lish or our first page such parts Of Gov
DENNlsoN's Message as we deem Of most
Importance to our readers. We should
have been glad to have published it in
full, but were unable 10 do so on account
fits extreme leng til.