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Company F, l7th Regiment.
kar Ia conversation with a leading ant

GE In conversation with leading anti
war Democrat the other day, we pressed
him. .tofhe admission, '.that the Democra'
cy Of Fairfield preferred peaceable disso-
lutionof the Union to war. This is by
no means true Of the democracy. but it is
true Of the pittiab.e pack Of pestiferOus
traitors who assume to represent the par
~ in this county.
This admission is the key note to their
position, and exposes the utter hollOwness
of their union preteutions. They are op'
posed to this war. to maintain the Union
and are therefore in favor Of dissolution
of the Union. They stand on the same
platform, urge the same measures, and Of
fer the same reasons that are urged BY
Wendell Phillips & Co.. in the North, ,ant
JEFF. Davis & Co., in the South. They
have adopted the term "peace" as kind
of "Aier" Vherewith to catch the uusus
peoting. and profess great devotion to the
Union, (Which they tell us is already des
troyed.) that they may strike it deepe
and more deadly blow. 4 ttl..s.
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lRrom tho Lonisville Courier. ]

NASHVILLE. July ga battle has been
fought At Manas sas, commencing at day
light on Sunday.
AT noon President Davis arrived and
took command of Ibe Confederate Army.
Scott commanded the Federals in per-
son.
The slaughter of the Federal troops
was terrific.
The Confederates are in pursuit. H.
NASHVILLE, July 22.-The ConfsderGts
loss in The battle al Idnassas is less than
taOO thousand The enemy lost ten thou
sand killed and wounded.
Davis took command Of the Confeder
ates at noon the only command he gave
was. Forward, my brave coIumnsl For
ward!' The effect was electric. Th'
fortune of the day was decided. TIL,
brave fellows swept everything bsfor
them. ->1 MILO MOORE.
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THAT'S WHATS THE MATTER. While
our people are to be taxed to such an ex.
tent as to reduce them to bankruptcy. their
labor and their produce is reduced to a
mere nothing, 70 sustain the Lincoln un-
holy dlsunon war Ohio Eagle.
Yer, that's what's the mater. Tax
money is the thing that sticks in you'
craw. You had rather see the govern
ment overthrown. laws de6ed, Constitu'
tion tramp.ed under foot. flag nsultee ma
lion disgraced. discredited aud humiliat'
ed than 60 down 10 your pocket for dol
lar. You love money better than you dc
your country. You had rather loose you'
liberty than cash, and you would be spa
upon before you would fight.
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Compromise.


We had intended to prepare from the
official records of the last Congress, the
action Of parties upon the different Com
pomises. But the following from the
Cincinnati Enquirer. states the facts so
clearly that we adopt it, Ohio Eagle.
CINo1NNATI. June 90, 1861.
To the Editor of the Enquirer:
In discussion with friend, yester-
day, SAID that Jeff. Davis, and the
Southern members who were in Congress
last session, voted for the Crittendsn Com
promise. He said that they, did not,and
that they were not willing to vote for any
compromise. | contended that they were
willing to compromise. We agreed to
let you decide which ia right.
Yours, &c., "AQUILLA."
Our correspondent is right.--Enquirer
There is not the slightest inkling o.
truthih the above. JEFF Davis & Co. did no
vote for the Cnttenden Compromise, a.
every intelligent man in the nation knows
nor did they favor it. On the CONTRARY
they refused TO voted for it and looked or
and saw the measure defeated iOhen Meii
votes would have passedI.
Thus standing by and seeing the meas
ure defeated when votes would have car
ried it, is equivalent to voting against it.
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The Appointment of Gen. Mcclellan to
-s the Army ON the Potomac

The arrest of Gen. Tyler for disobedi
ence of orders in attacking Bulls Run
batteries, and the suparseding of Gen.
Patterson BY Gen. Banks, and Gen. Nc
Dowell by Gen. Mcclellan, indicates that
the Government is disposed to hold its
commanding officers to strict account
1t is to be hoped that it will carry out this
rule, high and low.
Gen, MCCLELLAN takes the command ol
the movement on Richmond with the
prestige of success. which will restore the
spirits and confidence Of the troops. Nc
General had ever greater opportunity fol
distinction, and the country looks to him
with hope and cocfdence.
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The Battle at BaII,s Run-.The Cause Of
our Deleat-sGaIIantTy Ofthe Soldiers.
Officers WOunded-|Letter from the Sec
Telary Ofwar, &C.
New YoRK July 2S.--A spectator at
the battle OF Bnlps Run says the single
cause Of the panic was charge by large
body Of cavalry among the teamsters and
Struggling soldiers. who were in the rear
OF our main foices between the Run and
Centrevile.
When Gen. Mcdowell found that his
reserve was oBthe retreat il was too late
TO counteract the mistake, and he then
com mandcd the main body TO TALL ba k
which Il did qnietly and in good order.
The men who had been lighting all day
without water aud food were in state
OF complete exhaustion.
A spectator Gan Euglishman) who was
present at the Crimaan battes, says their
lighting had been Of the most splendid
kind Such charges as the Fire Zouav>s
and the 69ib Irish) regiments made he
had not seen At lnkerman or The Alma.
The following dispatch from the Secre-
tary of War has just been received by
the Union Def nse COMMITTEE Of this city:
"WAsuISGroN. July go In reply to
your telegram | will say. cheer our friends
to active exrrtions. that we may speedily
retrieve our misforlunes. We are making
most vigorous effcrs TO concentrate a
large au2 irresistible army at this point
aud regiments are now arriving. The
works on the South bank Of the Potomac
are being wsll mounted. The Capital is
safe. SIMON CAMERON
WAsH1NoroN, July %, II A. M
Later accounts show The number of our
killed is much less than supposed. or
fetal lists are preparing as rapidly as pos
sible.
Col. Marston, of N. H. member of Con
gress, lost an arm
Col Lamon was slightly wounded. Gov
ernor Sprague Of R. l.. was in the thick
est of the battle. and made a gallant sp
pearauce,
The regiments which have suffered tn
most are, the Fire Zouaves aud the 69ll
Of N. Y. the Connecticut lst, Msssachu
setts 1st and g tn.
A large number of members of Con
gress and civilians were on the battle iel
and their fight added to the confusion.
The number of our troops actually EN-
gagged in the contest did not exceed 20
600.
Especial to tho N. Y. Commercial
Major Harris left with Aag of true
to-day, 10 recover the body Of Col. CameI
on.
The Assistant Surgeon at Centr-vill
= Hospital says that the killed and wouhd
ed will not exceed 600,
r CentreviIle was occupied last tight b
i, the Virginia cavalry, and scouts stretche
to Fairfax G. H.
i They were very industriously engage
o in picking up knapSacks, cauleens, &c
r on the road.
No prospects of the traitors advancip!
The Government is bOuIly receivin
offers Of regiments, which are accepted
The misfortune has had no dishearteI
!. ing effects.
: Eighteen cannon were lost in the n
treat. ..,... ..-.
Capt. Gore, of Hartford. shot an All
bama Colonel, and captured i've rebels,
private dispatch says the 7lst Rei
i iment had rs killed and 200 wounded.
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rest q panic 10 the rear. The Fire Ecu.
sVes fought like devils.
The New York list, 18th and 9Th,
and the Minnesota and N .ine regiments
were the praise Of al They we're NOV.
ed down Ike grass by the batteries upon
which they advanced. The flag Of the
Minnesota F-giment was completely rid
died.
Col. Wilcox Of the 1st Michigan rsgi-
ment was wounded, aud taken prisoner.
Col. Wood Of the New York i4lh was
wounded and taken prisoner.
WAsHKGoS. July 23.---Itis well as.
cettaned die killed viii fall short Of 600.
The rebrls did not follow the retieadny
'ofees afIerthey pasS-d Bulls Run ~
Col Ernstein, Of the Pa. 2Gth Regi.
ment, returned 10 the baths field abou.
! O'Clock Sunday night, and brought of
six pieces of-rlillery, which he delivered
to the commaLd the officers on the Poto.
mac yesterday evening. He reports the
field was cl-ar and not an enemy in sight.
The President and Secretary Of War
arr vigorously At work organizing pow
eIful army. Within the last Slx hours
over 5000 fresh men, with a number oi
batieriss Of artillery have been accepted
A number o. regiments have ,sIiiyed
Every day will bring immense. reinforce
ment to the National Capital. The new
regiments will be in Baltimore by thir
evening. The response from every quar-
ter has been most gratifying aod 5ttuly
patriotic.
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WAsnrsoroN, july q2.-Gou. McClsl.

WAsHtNeToN, July 22.-Gen. McClsl-
Ian has been summoned by tue Govern.
menl from Western Virginia. and repair
to Washington to take command Of the
Potomac. General Rosecrans takes biz
place on commsnd Of the army of Yves
tern Virginia,
The corps d'armee at Washington is tc
be Instantly re.Organized and increased
These orders have already been given
Offers Of regiments already raised nov
being made will be accepted with sucl
rapidity as to ensure that this will be &C
complished,
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FroAA the I7th Regiment.
BUcKHANNoN. Virginia,

BUcKHANNoN, Virginia,
;;' July 2s, 1861.
Messrs. Edltors-Permit me through
your valuable paper. on behalf of COmpa
ny F. l7th Regiment, 10 express our sin.
cere thanks to the citizens Of Fairfield and
Perry counties, for the liberal manner in
which they contributed Of their abun'
dance of all that is good and palatabe,
to satiate our more than ordinary appe-
tites.. We are well assured that they ap.
preciate the motives that induced us to
take up arms. This generosity and re-
peated acts of kindness will ever be re-
membefsd by us. and let the Company be
placed under whatever circumstances it
may, either in peace or war. the thoughts
of our kind friends at home. will infuse
into US new spirit oi patriotism. and
lead us to discharge our duties with great
er alacrity. Yours truly,
JOHN WISEMAN,
Con,panr +. 17th Regiment.
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EE The soldiers who fell wounded at
Manassas or by the way side we're bar
barOusly bryoneted by the enemy.
The hospital at Certerville filed with
the wounded aud dying, was shelled and
burnt Cannibalsm hiss ceased to be the
climax O; attrocily and crime.
The Eagle still talks about "blood o
brother"
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July1I. 1s5l.-3vlI

ExPLoYxrsT.--The Erie Sewing Machine compa-
ny viii furnish employmentto few active men TO
act as Agents for them. A preference WILDE given
those well acquainted in the district for which they
apply, forwhich service they are wiliinsio give a
cnmm ssion. orpay salary OF 400 200 dollars ne
wear and expenses. For particulars. address Erie
SeptHP Machine Company, R. JAMES, General Agent,
Milan, Ohio.
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GUeRNSEY'S BALM.

removes or prevents inflammation
from the worst Burn seaid, Bruise, Fracture: CIt
or fresh wound OF any kind, and its healing qualy
tfuly wonderlui. For Neurilgta, kheumhlism - guo
in the breast saitrheam, Frosted
Il is the best ppcaiion known. II prevents sweIr
ing pain or irritable from Mosquito bites pee ,llnE'
poisonous plants, &c. twill certainly cure uroup'
when taken Internally also Sore Throat and hoaIse
ness. p5 oents bottle. for sale by Druggists anu
storekeepors, IRWIN STONE. Solo Proprietor, So
Spruce Street. New York. Sept.2oi leou--l!-'
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The Massachusetts Twelfth Ordered t
Washington.

BosroN. July 99.-Orders have been
received fastening the departure Of the
Twelfth Regiment, Col. Webster, which
will leave tomorrow night via Fall Riv-
or; n,
The Thirteenth Regiment Rifles, Col;
onel Leonard, and Major CObb's splendid
battery Of artillery win probably leave
within q week:
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We Are in Need Of Money.

We have a paymentto to make on our Of
fee on the first Of August. There iH
$4,000 due ne on our books. Will those
Of our friends whom We have INDUCED
and who know themselves to be indebted
come to our reliefi Editors, like other
men,. mus. live, and there is no living in
these times without money.
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Gen. Patterson moi at Mannssn.

PHILADELPHIA. July al.-Gsn. -Palter
sons presence at MaDassa Junction is a
mistake. He was yesterday at Harper s
Ferry with a portion of his command.
awaiting the arrival of Gen. Banks.
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Good for Rhode Island.

Providence, July 23.-Lieut. Gov
Aruold has issued a proclamation paying
tribute to our dead soldiers, and calling
the enlistment Of more men, A large anC
spirited meeting has been held this NOR
nlng, expressing the determination o
Rhode Island TO re-double her exertion'
in support of the Government.
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EF Several interesting communications
among them one sro~ Capt, stinOhcOmb'
are crowded out. They will appear in
our next.
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EE The true men Of old Fairfield have

%The true men OF old Fairfield have
now an opportunity to manifest their 10y.
atty. Capt. j. E. Hooker is organizing
q company for the service. The ranks
are almost full. Those who wish to see
immediate active service should come "
at once. Capt, Hooker has seen service
and is every way worthy, competent
and efficient officer, sge,
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NGDTTCE.

-1 II HAVE changed my pace o.
W7TAr.I k%1GS business to BASIL, Ohio. All
AH 4S2 those indebted to me by Gote OF
&egRDss<ks$AD book account, will please call al
once and pay up l.. Z. E.ZlEGbEi 20 sett
snt yeeejpt iorne. TYoFFlCB, in Tallmadge Block
opooSit p. Van Trump's Law once. z. JULIAN.
Lancaster, Aprll4 4 ,la6l--lu
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~Ws we're beaten at Manassas. The
cause is bad genera.ship. Our men fought
with great bravery, but superior numbers,
advantage of position, Notifications, mask.
ed batteries and heavy guns turned the
tide of battle against US. All along we
had feared that the strong position of the
enemy, their numbers, and above all their
great facilities of rapid concentration
would bea: US, but faith in Gen. Scott
OVERCOME our fears and led us to hope
and believe, that our army at Washing
ton was sufficiently strong to overwheln
all opposition. In this we were deceiv-
ed. Had the wings Of our army been in
striking distance. as we're those of the en-
cmy, our centre might have been saved
and the battle resulted in our ayorj but
for some reason unaccountable and uuex-
planned. while the right wing was a.
Winchester, three days march from the
centre, the left at Fortress Monroe hem
ed in and useless, the centre. only $4,000
strong. precipitated the attack in the face
Of the immence odds of 10000 men
strongly fortified and entrenched. The
blunders of Great Bethel and Vienna are
nothing when compared with that of Ma
nassas. The moral effect Of this defeat
is terrible. Besides demoralizing our own
army it strengthens and encourages the
country's enemies. 1t encourages them
and embitters and invigorates US. Il
postpones and defers the final triumph C
the government. and doubles and tbribbles
the blood and treasure required. Th,
blood and treasure required will be forth
coming.
Treason will be crushed at whatever
cost, and the myrmidons Of rebellion
swept from the land at Whatever hazard
The true men Of the nation are equal t,
the task. Americans arouse, gird on you
armors; go forth to battle FOR your liber
ties, coming off victorious or dead.
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%We knew CHARLES RoLASD. Esq.
when be was Wing. We have joined
him iu many hufrsh for Clay, and many
q bitter deuuncistion Of LOeofocOsm. We
knew him in 1854 and '55. when be was
an American, and we fully understand The
motive that made him Democrat. He
bartered his principles for an interest in
the Eagle Office; "sold HE birth
right for mess Of pottage." 1t is to be
expected that man who would do this,
would betray his country for the same
reason.
Roland is the man who now questions
the faith of men who we're born and raised
Democrats.
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E~Read the advertisement. Of Capt,
GRASeER in another column. Rare
chances are now offered.
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Ee&11 NOazhCC-

DAHL G. Claspill Of MoOr's Hill, lpdiana, George
DW. Cmspill, OF Parkersburgh, Virginia, Francis
Truslow, of Charleston, Virglnia, Morgan Welsh and
Mary Ann Welsh his wife, OF tShawneetown, Illinois,
aud william X. Claspll oi Fort Wayne, Indiana, are
notided, that have 'aled petition In the Probate
Court of Faiineld County, Ohio. against them and
Others IT, heirs and devsees or Rahert r. Claspill
decr sed for the sale of the real estate Of said deee
enp and shall on the sh day Of August, le6l or as
soon thereafter as counsel DO heard ask said Conr
for an order to sell the following real estate Of which
The said Robert R, Claspl died seized, to.wii the
South half of in-Iot No. 2t9, In Lancaster, Ohio,
GEORGE W.CLASPlLL, Adm'tor
! de bonis non. with the will annexed OF Robert k.
| Claspiu, deceased. ..o ro
| JoHS 5. BRA SEE, Attorney. June 27-4W'SpiSs oo
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dissolution Notice.

NToTICEi is hereby given that the partnership here
Y tofore existing between Combs, Pugh 6 Co.. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business of tha firm will be carried In the uu ure
by Pugh Il Dunn, VIII" invite allthe old customers 10
continue their patronaCe-at the 'Old Gregg Stand.
In EthOpolis. C0hRS, PUGH nUNN.
P. S. G. W. Combs being Iesirous of .eiiling mp
with his old customers, will be glad to all those
who are indebted him, at the old stand in Roynl-
ton. E.r g. W. COMBS.
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[Horald's Dispatch. J


WAsH1NaroN, July 22.-The rebels out
numbered us three to Que. After the day
had been won by us, fresh rebel troops
were substituted for those who were de-
feated. .f st sft-. ty'
The ammunition Of our artillery had
been expended in the contest. AS the
cassons were rushing at full speed to the
rear for a new supply of ammunition, the
movement was construed by teamsters
and civilians there into a retreat, A panic
among them occurred; they ran for Their
horses, and, without waiting to Ascertain
the facts they cut the traces I the wagon
horses, and commenced a preripitate re-
treat; t..-. .r ..sskStss ea @
The CONSERVATION thus created was
communicated to the soldiers in the rear
of the column at the very moment whcr
a charge Of fresh cavalry from Manassas
was made upon them. 1t was nothing
more nor less than a stampede. Th,eu
envy we're themselves unaware of it, Th'
result is iu a great measure attributed Il
the tardinass Of Patterson.
Gov, Sprsgue's bravsy during tn
whole day challenged universal adGlra
ton, oud aided by Mr.. Castor, paymas
ter of the 14rh NV York, suCoee led i
bringing some degree Of order ont Oi thi
chaos,
The brave Rhode Islanders were form
ed to The rear, to be ready TO oppose th
advauoe Of the pursuers.
The number Of killed ana wounded hf
been greatly exaggerated.
Mcdowell behaved with the creates
bravery, but this was unsvailing to al
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Estate OF Isaac Finkbon e, sr., Dec.

AIOTICE In hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been duly appointed and qualified admlnistra-
tor OF the estate of Isaac Fnkbone ST., deceased,
late OF Fairfield county, Ohio.
A. L. sINM )NS.
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~ ape @Da Ee

HNHARITY LODGE, No. Z, meets every Monday
NIEvenng. ~" Et~# ~ E
HocKHocKING ENCANPMENT, No. "a, meets
ed and 9TH Thursday Eveningin each month.
Lancaster april I2, ls60-2t!
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Emm@Nv@Za

XTIRGINIA PEGG ET bound by indenture 10 the
v undersigned. runaway on Wednesday evening,
June 10 1861. All persons re hereby forwarned not
to rustthe said Virginia Paggct on my account. as
will not he responsible for her oebts. One mill
ward will be paid for her return.
June 27,ls6l-3Nl3t MONROE SHUPE.
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From the Deaoerat, 81. Cloud, lNian.

From the Examiner, Norfolk, "a.
They have been tested in more than thOusan"
cases, with entire success.
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=
i. How arc we 70 distinguish between the witness
of the spirit, and the appreciation oftho Conscience
?. Identity Of the human body in tho resurrection
Thos. H. Hall.
>. The duties ofClass Leaders-w. G.. Filler.
4. The importance OF spiritual ministry-w. Mul'
iennix. ttL
IS. Fasting--i,s obligation and Observance-W. Hoi
aday.
9. The character Of Joshua-J. w. White,
Y. Conscience--I. Martin.
9. Tho importance Of pastoral visiting-J. f.
Longman.
.. Criticism considered with reference TO miniSte
rial associahons-J. p. Ring.
10. Harmony between the divine Revelation and
Mental and Moral constitution of man-T. J. Miller
IL. A review of the various versions Of the scrip
tures-A. Carroll.
i9. Wha, constitutes a call to the ministry.-s. M
Bright.
Is. The Personality and Work Of the Devil.-o.
FELTON,. E
IA. Are the Heathen reciI tents OF the benefits
the atonement.--J. w. Young. a..
Is, Life and Character OF Judas. s.--Geo. Ebright.
TPA concert will be given BY tho Sabbath schoo
OF the M. &. Church, on "Wednesday evening follow
ing, with addressesby some OF the Ministers present
Admission 10 cents the proceeds 10 be appropriated
for the benefit of the School. ~
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From the EIarirer, Norfolk. "a.

Cephalic pills accomplish the object for which they
were made viz: Cure of headache in all Its forms.
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Ff0m rs .7IrtTTISsrl FFV0IatHts' n u
The Cephallc Pills are said to be a remarkably e.
feeye remedy forthe headache. and one Of the yer!
best for that very frequent complaint which has eve
been discovered.
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PREAcHINa.

Program OF the Lancaster District
Ministerial Association 10 meet IN
Lancaster, August 81 1861!
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LAFAYETTE ACADEMY.

The first term Of the Academic year of Lafayette
Academy, will open on Monday the Goth ofJuly. un-
der the superintendent Of B. F Peairs. aided by
competent assistant. A Normal department will be
opened for those preparing to teach. aud particular
attention will be given to those entering that depart
meut.
TUITION. s and &c foyterm of l2 weeks.
West Rushvlle, Ohio, June, is6I--6wl2.
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CAUTION.

Ascertain unprincpled persons are attempueEio 20
paIm n on the unsuspeeiiug public, mitanohsoI oI my
PREPARED GLUE, 4 would eaniiorail persoims' 70
anime before pu rch asng and see thai We ia'i
Ir-PsPAt, ING's PREPARED GLUE, ~
IL on the outside wrapper; all others are sslhHHDg
eounierfeits For sale at all Drug Stotes'-s
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F,om n. sIrsrfiser, propidsnes, R. I.

Iryou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache. send tora box (Cephac Pills,) so thatyou ms
have th6l in ease Ofan attack.