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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04
DR.. S. o. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry u me Bitters.

1AsssisbraiedHsp EHFia~d RemeSy for HaLi,BaICon-
| "PHi"H' JaHndiee. Fsrer and 4gus. General De-
bt"ty' and aH D'ssasss drisfRg from DisOr.
, fsrsd stomach Liner or B0pOis.
IbNHEY are Gsed aud recon ed BY leadingPhy.-
siesns o. the country, aud all who Try them pro-
n01nc0 them inyhluhbIe. -s.. 80
c"nniy Ohi0. he Bitters are highly praised by those
.Hnefins from Indigestion, dyspepsia and liver COM
L. 5. DAVIS, Postmaster At WIIliamsDort, Ohio,
say:' they give great Satisfaction use them my.
SELF haTing taken en- ID become PROSTATE and lost my
appetite. 1t treiieved me. and can recomn end 1t
"ilh great assnranees nfitsmerits."
"a WN n. KERR Of RogsrsvilIe. indiana, writes
" lhal lhey are the most valuable medicine offered.
= has reeomme nJed them with great success. and
Sh mem nIde several cures Of palpitation Of tho
InnNIs STANFORD. Esq. BlouutsvilIo, Henry coun-
F.inalana Wnles us long, ettsr. under date ofMay
1'Isoo. he was much reduced. having been afflicted
i1''ree years with Gr-Ht nervous debility, palpita
i"n o The hean Of the most severe and prOsiEsting
character ''afier using few bottles was conplele-
~ rest'red. and am now 10 rebust health"
6EJLGE w. HOPYa w saws be wasafficted with Theu-
masm fortWet years. in all its various forms, and
at the da'e ofhi' ietterh had been two years well
he bers eBecting the cnre. when several physeians
attending hin could do him good. He says. 'for
reumatis dyspepsia. liver mplaint. kidney aGee-
tion Or drnp'y.hisa specific certain remedy.'
J. W. HuNT writes from peiphos. Allen county,
Ohio. where Feverand AgBe prevails. that
he most cheerfully recommends them OF decided
GtAs-ai DtJihB.
DIX G.LLritgss. NJ n writes from Van Vert
ohio. 81 most respectfully recommend the Sherry
Wine Bitsrs 10 the notice of Dyspeptie persons and
To all who require stimulating medicine. Saeh
re reeeioi5g daily. Fnll directions aceoE paBy
aarh bottle They sold by Medicine dealers gem
erally, Price75 cent? perbntte.
HARRIS & co. Cincinnati. Ohio,
/ Proprieior for the Southern and Western states,
IN whom address all orders. Po' sale By G. Kaufman
& Co. z. D. Slocum. Siford 4 Sturgeon. Lancaster.
Richard p. Walker. Wesi Rnshvtle; p. Hane, Plea
slntvllN: A. Penstmaker. Waterloo; Rrossman KAN
drew lithopolis; David ProDost, Marcy; J. Lerch &
Co. Amanda, SoV.l, lsC0-1y31
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04
THE ELECTInN.s

The election on Monday last, was moi
without the usual incidents Of such oc.
casions: blood and whiskey flowed freely,
but not in sufficient quantities to do seri-
GUS damage.
The result was by no means what we
desired. We. should have rejoiced to see
the senseless and profitless introduction
of party politics into our municipal elec.
tons, stricken entirely dowr. We should
liked to have seen the senseless Offering
of whiskey consideration for men s votes
so rebuked that it would never dare raise
its ugly head in our midst; but in this
wo were not entirely gralihed. True, the
Dad men were extensively scratched" ("
as the phras goes, and in a township Of
800 majority, escaped defeat by the skin
of their teeth. But this was not enough
the good people of Hooking township
should have asserted their interest and in
depe ndence, by ignoring party and refu.
sing to submit to the nomination Of bad
and incOmpelentimsn. Butthey did not
thus act. AS heretofore they suffered
their attachment to party to overcome
their interest, their sense OF duty and
right, and shutting their eyes, holding
their breath, and sitting their conscicnces
many Of them voted the ticket unscratch-
ed. .'-.
In the city the election of some Of the
candidates was bitterly contested. In the
lst Ward where the Democratic majority
has heretofore ranged from 60 to 80, VIM.
Vorys, the citizens candidate for Council
was elected by four majority-elected too
over an honest, worthy and efficient man.
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MARRIED.

On the 3lst Of March, 1861, by the
Rev. Mr.. Fetou, Mr. JESSE OuTcALr and
Miss KATE DAVIS, both Of this city.
On the 98th by Oren Abbott, Esq, at
his residence in Madison Township, Mr..
Lorenso Asbill Of Amanda, and Miss Jane
Pots Of Hooking Township all offamGeld
county.
On the 26lh Feb. by Rev. E B. CaId-
erhead, William Fl. Dunlap and Miss
Mary NJ. Brown all of Fairfield county.
On the 7th by the Rev. W. G Holiday
Mr.. B. Trimb!e Of Fairfield to Miss Mar /.
garet Elder of Perry County Ohio.
On March 28lh, by the Rev. Y. Drake,
at the brides Fathers, Mr.. DANIEL FISHER
and Miss CAROLINE e. WEST, both OF
Fairfield County. Ohio.
Outhe same day, by the same. Mr.. CHRrs.
TIAN GRAYBrLL and Miss SARAH B. LEVER
ING, both of this county.
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perlasting smile the sunbeam born of
Mess soul, while those luminous curls
golden hair surrounded her face, as a
,ural halo. aud made her resemble some
nne picture, the matchless creation of a
ising artist. rather than mortal thing
flesh and blood. But her eyes alone,
uld have rendered her countenancs ir.
'islible; they were SO large, liquid, and
autifully blue.
It was no marvel then that her parents
ishipped this fascinating creature us an
j and resolved to give her the means OF
ellectual cultivation such as they had
yer thought necessary in the case of
'ir other children. As they could not
dure even for single week, her abb
ince from home, private teacher was
'cured in the person OF a young and
hdsome lawyer, recently arrived from
North, who had not as yet beer' hon
I'd with single brief, TO: the unanswer.
le reason that where no Court existed,
gatioh might be considered logically
possible. .'...
Albert Hilton succeeded but too well 10
agreeable work Of tuition, for at the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

FINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. public spir-
fted and highly esteemed fellow citizen
D. TALtMADGE, has again placed the cit.
izens Of Lancaster under obligation. AT
aheavy expense, Mr.. Talmadse is now
constructing broad and substantial flag
stone walks across Main Street; one oppo.
site the New Cash Store, one opposite the
hardware Store of. @. Weaver, and one
opposite the Hooking Valley Bank. We
are also informed that the Shasfer and
Greene Blocks are to be connected by q
similar walk, opposite Hunters. This is
an improvement Main Street has long been
destitute Of Would that we had a few
mere. TallmAdges in Lancaster.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

WOODS NINsTaELs will give another
series Of their amusing entertainments at
the City Hall on Mond ay and Tuesday
evenings next. This company needs no
commentator at our hands, the reputa.
tion established by them on their previous
visit, is sufficient 10 ensure them full
house. Joe Bowers" as sung by them
is worth the adm ssion fec itself.
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OBITUARY.

DIED March 28ih., near Sugar Grove
at the house Of MRs. ELISABETH ROADS
her widowed mother, MRS, CATHARINE
MARcARET RUDoLPH, consott Of Mr.
DANIEL A. RUDoLPH, Of Indiana, aged 81
years and II days.
Mrs. Rudolph was born March 18Th.
1880. was by baptism early initiated into
the Church as an infant member, and in
her ma aurer years received into full fellow,
ship OF the German R-formed Church.
In January 1856 she was married to
Mr., Daniel A. Rudolph Of Bern township,
her now bercft and Borrowing husband
They had removed to the State OF Indi.
ara; but few months ago she returned
in rather enfeebled state Of health on a
visit to her aged mother. And as she
grew weaker still, it gradually became ap,
parent that consumption WAS doing it,
certain work. Fortunately death had
lost for her its stings and the grave its
terrors; her soul rested III God through
Christ the Redeemer.
Her mortal remains were, on Easter
Sunday, iauerred in her fathers private
family burying ground. followed by ;
large concourse OF people, an evidence o
the great and general esteem in wEicf
she was held. The occasion was impro
we'd by remarks on Rev. l4.l3. "Blessec
are the dead who die in the Lord from
henceforlh; yea, saith the Spirit that they
may rest from their labors, and theil
wo, ks do follow them ...-.
Her memory is above praise amone
all who know her. She was, IN the Ian
guage Of her own mother, "a good child
she has been a loving sister, faithful
and alIectionate wife, a tender mother
true and constant in her friendship, kinC
and sociabe as neighbor, and exerlc(
a nign influence upon others as chris
tian. Justly is her memory called bles
sed. p. D. SCHoRY.
Died March 23l, in the evening, EMIL
ROGERS, daughter Of the late JOSEPH WoRl
Jr. and MIS- HENRIETTA WORK. Th
deceased was 10 her fifth year, was chill
Of peculiarly active temperament an
an alTeclionate disposition, and uutil tn
short illness that proved her last. sh
looked like health itself. And even whrr
dead and dressed for the grave sEe locke
like healthy cEild asleep, and you almos
expected to see her eyes open AMI he
dimpled face welcome you with smiles a
"li(eless yet beautiful she lay"
She is the third taken in few month
from this family. May God bless Ihos
who are lett-Ihoso who are taken ar
they hot blessed?
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

~We invite special attention to the
card of S. G. Hardy to be found in anoth
er column. Mr.. Hardy as House and
Sign painter has no superior in this city
or county. AS a reference. we would
cite to the job of painting on the City
Hall, both inside and out, which was done
by him. Persons wanting anything in
his line will find him in the Shseflel
Block, near the Market house.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
....s Estate. 3.

Joseph Ilnvle, Jr. Admir- OF }
Joseph Invite, SEN, Zee Ia Probate Court
vs. ..t" F- Fairfield County, y.
Mary Linyillc, widow, ct al
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TtiAT on SAT
in the aiisinoon onthe premises, will be sold tothe
highest bidder. the following real tste as the prop
eriy ofJoseph Linville, sen, dec. to wit:
part (fthe South L Quarter OF section No g9in
Township No II Of Range No II, and commencing at
stone at the road Leading into the cross street OF
West Nashville, and running west six chains TO
Stone thence nhrih l6 chains and ~ links to stonei
thence East 9 chains and 25 links to stone az the
oad Aforesaid thcaee South Is chains and II links to
stone at the nlace " beginning; containing two
acres and half more or less, subject to an annual
payment of slOio Mary Linnville, widow,as and Tor
her dover in said premises.
Appraised at 800. subject to said annual payment
Terms Of Sale -One-ihird in hand on day OF sale;
one third in one and third in two years with in
terest on deferred payments. Deed to be made Oh
full payment of purchase money.
JOSEPH LINVfLiE, Jr, Admir-
Of Joseph Linville SEN, 1ec.
Virgil r. Shaw. Atty. FebEooW-4s'
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Prof Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood Reno
yatnr is without doubt the best tonic Cordial in the
world. To those whn are suffering from gene raj d.
biiy we would reoommsnd It's use, for is pie. sanl
to the taste is strengthening IN the system and will
at once tend 10 all impurities of the blood,
and eradicate all traces of Diseases 1t be taken
hy tho weakest stomach, while those p good health
will at once fee its eyhileratinv power. We ATE con-
fdentthsi after using one bottle ofhis Coriial none
will be for day wlihoutit.--Nss York Leader.
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Ey By reference to our Few advertise
ment column it will be seen that T. E.
Billinghurst has the agency for the sale Of
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine
These Machines are kept on hand for ex-
hibiticn a! the Book Store of BrennemaA
& Co., in the Greene block. 4 .-...
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PERsoNAL.-Hawkin 6 Brother have
removed their Barber Shop to the room
formerly occupied by Stoneburner Il JEFF
fries. JOE and JOHN have fitted up a nice
room, and are now better prepared than
ever to accommodate their customers.--
Give them a call.
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IRON, NAILS AND STEEL
HOuSe-buiIdIne Materials
GUgRASEY'S BALM.

VMMEDIArELY removes or prevents inflammation
frsm the worst Burn Scald, bru;se- Eraeture .N1t
frush wound OF any Sind. and its healing quality
truly wonderful. For Neuralgia. Rheumatism, que
ia the breast. Saltrheam, Frosted Feet
it is The best application known, 1tpreyeuts SWELL
ing pain OF irritable from Mosquito bites bee stings,
poisonous plants. &c. twill certainly cure Group
when taken internally also Sore Throat and hOarse-
ness. 25 cents 4 bottle. ar sale by Druggists aud
Storekeepers, IRWIN STONE. Sole Proprietor, No.
i. Spruce Street New York. Sept. 20, le6O--ly25
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Pleasant Township eminary.

VUNgE AnnualTerm ofthe Pleasant Township semi
Il narv willcommence with MONDAY, APRIL, let,
A. D. 1861, and consist of 40 weeks, dividedDoThree
Sessions, as follows: H 1S
tseI Twelve weak tuition 80. Vacation 10 weeks,
Fall Session, from Sc eptember Cd 70 Neyemoer zsu
1861. Twelve weekstultion 50. Ne vassllen. ,ss,
And Winter Session, from Novembefth the golh'lSoi'
N March the l4tb 1862 Sixteen weeks iloi s.Se.
N-7No reduction of tuihon on account OF aosenes.
tfPBoarding will be fuEnished ~ ne , pIinc,pste'
Lancaster, March 20, isoo--lyH ,.,.,
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EMPLoYMEsT.--Thc Erie Sewing Machine COmpa-
ny vii furnish employment to a few active men to
act as Agents for them. A preference will be given
to those well acquainted in the districfor which they
apply, forwhch service they arc willing to give u
commission, or pay salary of $40 to 700 dollars per
year and expenses. Por particulars, address Erie
SeHing Machine Company, X. JAMES, General Agent,
Milan, Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

EyBRENNEMAN & Co.. have just re-
ceiyed in connection with their Spring
stock of Stationery,a large and varied
assortment of Wall Paper which they are
now Offering at very low figures, s.s.-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

Gy We clip the following from the
Cincinnati Commercial, Of the Sd, inst
Mr.. MANSON is a native of this city, and
is fully qualified by experiences TO bring
the flight finger gentry" to a propeI
sense of their duty;'
STREET RUMoR.-It is currently report
ed upon the street. and we give it with
out vouching for its truth, that the May.
or elect has sign6ed his intention to ap'
point Deputy US. Marshal VIM. Manson
of the Eighth Ward, his Chief of Police
Mr.. Manson has had some police expert
ence. Ess.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

EEJ James Law, who has been lying in
Jail for the past three months, under the
charge of Burglary, has been released,
the Grand Jury finding no bill. No one
now entertains doubt of his innocence.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

REMovAL.--Thomas Do,son has remov.
ed his Cabinet Ship to Sh'effer's row, a
few doors north of his old stand, where
lie will be glad to see his old customers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

E%We hope those persons knowing
themselves to be indebted to this office
for, the printing of tickets for the last
election, will call and pay the small a.
mount. ---vas r..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

N-PBefore noticing patent medicine, we have to
be certain that it will prove itself to be all that Is
recommended. And we would say that The Restora
tive Cordial aud Blood RenovRtnr of Prof Wood will
staad the fully and in fact II is without any doubt
the first article IN the market for purifying the blood
aud strengthens the system. Wehavc no hesitation
in recommending its uss TO all-NeD Yorker.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

EyThe rickety old stone fence hereto
fore noticed came down the other night
with crash shaking the very earth with
it's fall.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

EE- The Ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will give Supper in the City
Hall Thursday evening April l1th. All
are invited to attend. E...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

Prof Woods Restorative Cord alGnd Blood Rem
ovalor for the cure of general debility or weakness
arising from any cause also Dyspepsia, Nervousness
Night sweats, lusipient Cousu0ption. Liver Com
plants, Bilousnoss. loss ofappe,iie, Female Weak
disease Is certainly the bestand most agreeable Cor
dial TOME and RenovaOr Offered TO the afflicted
and so chemically combined 10 be the most pow
erfuI tonic ever known to medical science. Reader
try IT, 1t will doyou good. We have 40 hesitation
In recommending 1t. since We know ii to be q safe
land sure remedy for tho diseases eDumerat
ed--.Wev York Dispatek. ..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

E%The Lancaster Post Office has
been removed to the Post Office room In
the New City Hall. Father Tulhill is
still Postmaster.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

ET See the advertisement of 8. D.
DREsBAcH 6 Co. They have just receiv-
ed their stock of Spring and Summer
Goods. Call and examine them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

INDIcTED.--The Jurors of the Grand
Jury Of the State Of Ohio. empanelled'
sworn and charged 10 enquire Of offences
committed within the county of Fairfield,
on their osths "did End and present
some ten or twelve indictments agains: the
"sporting men, Of our city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

ETOur Common Pleas Court is still
in session. This is the day for the GRIM
lial business.
Tom Berry who was arrested for asault.
ing Irwin Linn was this morning found
guilty of an assault with intent to kill, and
was fined $50 and sent to Jail for thirty
days.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

.GEBELEIN, the citizens candidate for
township Trustee was elected by hand
some majority.
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.TALLNADCE HOUSE,
LANCASTER. OHIO.

THNHE undersigned having taking charge Of the above
Il well known popular House, ~ the successors ~
A. 4. COOK. Ksq, are now fully prepared to entertain
permanent and ifancicnt customers "a the most salts
factory manner
They would therefore ,cspoefuy invite the travel
Ing public 10 continue their liberal patronage 20 said
Hon'e. Hoping that by constant and faithful attention
to the coWfou aud welfare Of their guests. 10 make
themselves deserving and abate nothing from tho de-
servedy high reputation ofthe House.
They would especially invite their friends from the
country TO give thcmacl II They are determined to
make their bslOw, adopting the motto alive aud let
live" CHARLkS MILLER,
WILLIAM BUSH,
Lancaster, aphl4, IsGI--ltf Propnetors.
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b0- Read the advertisement Of Adam
Guseman. These plows are said to be a
No. article. ..e.
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Something More Valuable
&# AND f- ts".
4-# 81
BLOOD REYOVATOR

rs precisely what II, name indicates, for while
pleasant 10 The taste. II IS Tevyfy ng. Iasatiu
and strengthening 10 the vital powers II asoreyis-
a purity. and thus restores and TeHderste stem ia
Vulnerable to attacks Of discTBs. u 10 ihe only pre-
Iaraioh ever offered Othg world 10 IOpuiaf form
80 a. 10 be within the reach Ofal.
80 cnemirai yand skIlIfhiy com bIned as 10 be the
most powerful tonic. and yet 10 perfectly adopted 20
az 70 ad m pssc, aes0rdaHes sifh tkeiaDs 0gbIrs.
daf hence F00ihs the Ucakss SOmdeh and tone up the
hIgeslye organs aud alay all nervous and other ir-
niat'on It's also psrfcctl, xhiar4tog Ints effects,
AMI yet j. never followed 10y ias.udg or depression
Of spirits II IS COMPOSED ebtrely Of yegeia5ies Nd
Hose thoroughly cotnbiHed pOwe rt tonic AMI s0Ot
lhg Properties. and cons a. emily can never iugre.-
As sure preventive and cure of #1i
coHeampti0R. BrOHehlis, IadigssiiOa. Dgspspsia,
Lose J ApPe'nt. FIiatHsSs. .Tss0oss Griigjihig,
NsHr1ig}q, PafOttHiiOH Of The Ustri, .peiaH-
ehOig. .HHD1ehOadrid. .Sigh SNea's. Laa.
gNOr. G,ddiHssi. asd 0itthdt stq's eJ
eaSes fsdyfBHg faIa'. cGHsd
Femais Wsd.nsssss end F>rsg-
Hiartss. tksrsH nothing
t's equal.
Also LIVER b~rangemenIs or Torpiity. and Liver
ylaints. Dseases nftbs Hidnrys or any general
derangeineLt Lt Of tbe L rlHary OrgaHs. Z ~
ltwiil not oiily cure ID" dsbliiy following Cibis
and Fever. out prevent 40 attacks arising from nas-
nGtc luAlruees and cure the DISEASES At once Il al
ready attacked. Fa -a ses
Travellers -h0ald have abottle WITH them, ssit Will
infHllibly prevent any desteriDus con.equeloes 10
lowing upon change ~ cIimate and sawT.
As IL prevents co tyenrss. strengthens the dizes-
tive organs. it 'oald BE in The hands Of all pgfsouJ Of
se!eLdaiy habits, .t.
Ladir. not accustomed 10 much out door exercise
shOplt always use IL.
Mo,bersskonid useit forit isaperfeet relief taEen
month OrtSo before ths 6aA tr, she VIII pa $ the
Ireadfll period win perfeci ezse and safety
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-04

Prof Woods Restorative Cordial aud Blood Reno
vator is genuine medciEe Of real meri pleasaBt I,
The taste and nyignraiiug - the system. While /
puriiesthe blood aud sOohes the nervous irritation
il aids the organs Of digestion 10 perform their func
tons and resist the assault OF disease. II il eh srD
chai compound go skilinly combined that white IL
hlarues II does not PROVOKE the lssSitude which Jsu
ally follows excitement. tonic composed evciu
sively afyeg stable matter Is absduie beneficial ans
no mi effects .an possibly accompany its 1t isa
infalibe and speedy remedy for Loss Of Appetite
Fa stness Nervous Debillrs Neuralgia. Palpithlior
the Heart. FaliGg OF the Womb. and 0lherdeeat'
the stomach, bilious attack Liver Complaints. Cos
tiveuess. Dyspepsia, CONSUMPTION an host Of evil
flesh isheir TO- Il isa certain cure.-St Louis Morn
ing Hfrald. I'D 4 f..s
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PRoF. Woop's REsToa ,TIvI coRpikL.-Itis record.
ed In tie asses that Psyche Was once sent To 1'
mate warmer than the westln to procure sam
ue Of the heauty oG Prosperne ina box. After some
delay the returned and "a the lid Vt
the box was removed, out dew all the Ills thai tes l'
heir to. Fonuuaiely hope was found In the bottom
of the box Prof Woods Restorative Corlih reyive-
the recollection OF the story, for IL invg0ratcs the
bnNd aids the organs of digestion. lmparIs ,lrengh
to the nervous system, aud forfes the citadel o.
health. bid defiance I" The assaults OF disease
Itisa healthy tonic, composed entirely ofvegeiablt
productonsand while tits eVharating as pure vitae
no Injurious rcluts possibly follow t use lti
desid eraum in the medical world and those Who ART
alc,ed with loss Of appetite dyspersia cousum rtIon
flntness, giddiness, neurnigia palpitaion OF th'
heart sc will dnd here Gn infalii5ie ranaeea--S;
Louis Daily Express.
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Mem ASucrtiscme nts.
NJ CID ana Nc.

(tHARlTY LODGE, MOI meets every Monday
~ Evening.
H0cKHoCKING RNCAWPMENT, No. %, moets
Cd and 4th Thursday Evenings 10 each month.
Lancaster, april ~, le00-2u ...
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Attachment Notice.

Nathan J. worrall, PlaiutiTl ID E FoRE Samuel
VS. DBOgle,J. Peace oil
Hiram Waters, Dcfendaut.> Amanda Tp., Fairfield
county Ohio, on the lllh day of March, a. d. 1861
said Justice issued an order of Attachment in the
above action for the sum Of dfy dollars.
March 2i ,ta6l-3w5l NATHAN J. W0RRALL,l