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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19
A NEW ARTICLE.
DE. nOEacK,s STOMACH RtrrEnS

Wh' hUHEUA'H !" UWHOEH 1AI EIkA
A new and delightful stnmnchic and Cordial. for
giving tone TO the stomach and for tie prevention of
bilious complaints Incident TO the Western country.
Try II. Asa morning drink, to nAsist Digestion aud
relieve Dyspepsia, IL has no equal. Try H. In faror
1t is superior to all other bittets. Try It,
Tho formula oftIese bite rs, now tlSBIy the sole
property OF DR.. Roback. or snated with one of the
oldest and most mime mt Medical Practitioners NJ the
west, and 1t Is directly prodicaed upon The wants oi
wester people. These Btlters derive their stimulns
from the powerful tonic natnreof the roots herbs
Of which they are imposed. and they are. by al
promotlve eofTEdPERANCE, OF the present proprietor
believes that In making them widely known the pub
lie welfare is Sobsorved,
II will soon be for sale BY all Of DR.. Roback's nu-
In tho meantime orders will be nlled direct from
cincinuatin any quantity AMI at the lowest rates
II is put np In quart bottles, and securely packed 10
be packed and sent to any address, If desired.
Rainii pricn 81 pnr bettls, or siI for SIS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19

EEwe have q lengthy and interesting
letter from Capt. J. W. stinchcomb, Civ
ing detailed account of the position aud
doings of the 18th Regiment. which is
too lengthy f,r publication this week
WSwilllhy'it before our readers next
week, NJ aeii.st
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MILITARY CHAINS.
INCKLEY e CLARKE.

BINCKLEY &c CLARKE.
JoHS NJ. BISeELEY, Washington CITY,
X. ", CLAHEE, Lancaster,
III Avng associated themselves for hat pnrpots
viii give prompt attention 10 all Military Claims.
Omcefs, soldiers, sailors, Widows. Heirs &c. Pen.
'9ns Bounty, Back Pay, Land Warfanis, &c.
uPogFicE-Tailnsags Blosk, .haiH sirssf, Ian
December 10, IsJi-3g
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19

Es1rhs 4Atmy of the Potomac is
said to be sxsiting for cold weather" and
will advance as soon as it freezes up
Bully iefthe Army f,he Potomac.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19

. u u
kTfhs Cincinnati Commercial of last
week publishes Gen. w. J. Sherman as
"ipsane, very much to the surprise and
indignation oi'his many friends here
Whether this shameful charge originated
in ignorance. or malice, is unknown. but
that it GM in one OF the other, is unques
tionable.,ar TX. "a. ,Ts -.s g
The publication in the Commercial is
false tHetsF particular, and is the more
shameful and reprehens,ble because Gen.
Sherman is without the means Of adequate
redress, and because ~ greatly impairs
his usefuluess ,as,a, commander OF our for.
cess Heretofore tie country has had the
utmost confidence in The ability of Gen
Shsrmaa;' the false and slanderous charg.
ss Of the Com, coupled with the init
nation Of insanity" will ,neasurably de
stroy that confidence and embarrass him
inn thopsand ways.
h (his connection we feel called upor
to defend Gen, Sherman against the Sian
derous intimations contained in the lac
issue Of the Ohio Eagle, Chat Gen. Sher
man Thought that the war had neve
ought to have been inaugurated anc
doubts The policy ofJghting back the Sc
csded ,StaIes," and that for entertain,n!
these views 'some loud war-talker among
US sent the editor Of the Commercial th'
intelligence" r.a
Gen. Sherman never doubted the pol
icg' Of resorting to arms in defenseof tb'
Government, nor does be "doubt the pos
sibility Of fighting back the secede'
States" Gen. Sherman is neither trai
tor nor hypocrits as the Eagle intimates
but an, honest man and true patriot. a
his tots bear ample proofsince tho begin
ming of our National troubles. He be
lievss the Government did right in resort
ing to arms to crush rebellion and
confident its efforts will be crowned wit
ultimate success.
Morris i.true that "soms loud war-talk
er eramOug US" originated the report. Ger
Sherman has no snemies-no maliciou
Waducers in this community. The pee
pie tsre are his friends and Con6de full
in his ability. 5
The SANDER Oft Eagle is worse if poi
sible than the libel Of the Commercial.
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EEThe "JEetler' who pulled our sign
down is known--ths motive that induced
him kaown. Ifhe win call a: eur Office we
will pay him and square accounts.
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Attachment Notice.

John Good and william. Good 90 william L. Beverly.
DBPoRE J. v. Bfison. Justice Of the Peace Of
lDWalh9i township, Psrneld county. Ohio on the
sth day pf November, 1861, said Justice Issued IN
oiasf otaitaehmehti IN the above acl0n for The sam
O'Clock A. n. JOHN coon,
WILLIAM GOOD.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19

Having been instructed TO- send the
proceeds Of the concerts to St. Louis TO
be spent for the benefit Of the Ohio Sol.
diers in Uniform, now publish an ex
tract from letter regarding the money,
for the information of the ladies and gen.
,lemen WHO kindly devoted time and :al
ent to secure it.
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ELLEN B. E. SHERMAl

ExrRAcr.-"Your letter containing
sll4 came to hand yeaserday. By sci
ling the exchange l realized S1l9.
made it $40, and with that sum purchss-
ed Forty dozen pairs woollen socks =
Gen. Haleck has promised me free
transportation fot them and fortunately
know the Lieut. Colonel Of the 9Th Ohio,
and through him will make the distribu-
ton as coon as possible. '
Anything further that I can do for tie
charitable ladies of Ohio, | will always
do willingly. Pray command me 10 any
extent. Yours very respectfully,
b. H.-.nrJ. H. HAMM OND. a
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Potatoes.

EgWe call attention to the letter from
the l7lh, on our first page, Also to that
of our young friend HARRY CoMER. IS Il
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Iyous day last week We gol no news
frjm sthe:grand army. This was consid
cred BY some Of our good people as con-
elusive evidence Of a. simultaneous ad.
vance from all points, q day or two af
terwafds ths leheuySthreAtened our lines
on the potOpac, and so apprehensive was
Mcclellan Of night attack that our ar,
my @ahat point slept on their arms
This waa grayely. said to corroborate the
opinion ! a,Ofa forward, movement on our
pwSIg..I - y<CI YtHJI ~
The gentlemen who entertained the
views ab6veiare still srxiously awaiting
ths',+ssat'...and not ialiogelher without
reason ,,because:g Y the fact that we got
no, advice is evidence of an advance, by
the ,sadisaPseoesi efreasOping it may be
justlyi,sinfsred tia. because we got no
news Ola battle there has been terrible
fight.
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WDah NO6Ace.

NToTICE tsbereby givento all whom 1. may con.
eern,tai at the next Session OF the Com missions
ers OF Fairfield county, IN be held In DECEMBER,
A. D. 1851. petition will he presented for the vaea-
ton OF the following described road. to-wit So much
Ofthe state Road leading from Carroll, in Fairfield
coun,y Ohio. 10 Picketngton in said county. as lies
within the GLOWING paints, to-Yit: Beginning at
nplnt on the line bot ween Isaac r. Graybll and Nor
iiea Fshpaw; thence in north westerly direction
through tie lands ~ said Grayhl. and continuing on
between the lands Of Mlchsel King and Jacob Boyer
and ruinaiinG in the road running thence
south between the lands of Ira Ricketts, Michael King
ChrsiiaH Schirm and Isaac II. Graybill for the fol-
lowing reasons:
Ist because the portion OF said road son ght 10 be-
vacated is unne eessary to he continued open.
cad Because there are other sufficient and conven-
lent roads which answera all The purposes travel and
beigebothoOd use. -'.r-a . '...
3d. Because the keenug up OF the portion OF said
road asked to be vacated ia useless expense upon
the supervisor Of the road district.
".-'.' MANY PETTTToEERs.
Oct on IaRI-5ral. =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19
CHANGE OF TINE,
RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Nov. 4tb, 1861. Trains will
ran as follows:

commencing MONDAY, NOV. 4th, 1851. Trains Will
run asfollows:
.,..... GOING EAST.
No, !, PASSENGER AccoMNop LrroN
Leave Cincinnati 10 90 A. M..........6 90 p NJ
- MorrOw....."..ll As ............sOn 80.
g. Milmtngtou...l2 23P. NJ. ...... 055 g
Washington.... | 30 .........I2 Oh MID
- Circleville.. Q ~ g ...........o 30 A. NJ
n " LANCASTER. 2 40 '' .......s...6 90 -.
- New Lexington ~ N - ............s 90
Arrive ZancsVille.....j 80 =" s...... ....l0 30
GOING WEST.
~ No.o, PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION
Leave GAINESVILLE. 00A M............. % P. N
= NewLeNlngton. IL 90 NJ ............4 ~
. - bANCAS TER. I Oo P. NJ. ...... & IS
~ gCircleville.- 02 a. ............ o 40
/ - WashingtOn.... 3 VI p M.......,., - 90, NJ
So Wilmington .....4 06 - ....,..,.,..9 50 A. NJ
- Morrow,.......4 As -. ......,..,..i As - .
Arrive eCincinnati....6 A '' $3.50. ....s 10 -
Eastward Passenger Train makes close connections
at zanesyiilo, with Central Ohio Train for all points
East. o.. o. o. ',fr., s... t. .... =.
Westward Train connects at Morrow with Little
Miami Train for all points South and West, aud also
with little Miami rain for the East and North.
Daily lines OF Coaches connecting with Passenger
Trains arc run from Circlevlle 10 Chlicothe and
Columbus. ste ..r.,. b. O.. ...-.. ....... .-s..
IT Especial arrangements are made for carrying
Live Stock to the Eastern Markets. by the Baltimore
aud Pennsylvania Rail Roads, at as low rates
! offered by any other line. r ..-..
For through Tickets East and West, or for further
information as to Freight. Rates nr Shipments, please
apply TO JOHN G. CASsEL, Agent. Lancaster.
1sr WM.KEY BOND, Receiver.
B. D. ABBOT, Asst supt., Zanesville, o.
| June -, lS6l--lltf ... .
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BREAD AND CAKES
Dissolution.

VIlE partnership heretofore A1l..irg hetWeen The
Z nndfrsgued.'under the name OF Beety& Hurber-
~ wg' dissplyedhy mutual consent tie I'm inst.
p ". Bsery having purchased tbs interest M the re
urng p, rtner. Will continue the grocery and bakery
bushes. al the Old .,ard nearly opposite lhc Hook.
Ing Valley Bank, and settle up The bg-ne.' nf the
old firm. +. ". BEEPY.
Oct. %, IsGI.-lC32 GEO. BURBERRY
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AUCTION ROOMsl

Oct 90, ls6!-5v3e
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-06-13
N O TT 9 T..
To All Whom II may Concern.

THE UNDERSIGNED would especially warn
i all persons from purchasing either Of the
following described notes Tor any note OF notes
given by the undersigned to Il. J. Madison in the
year 1852, as they were obtained by Jraaa ms.
rezrrsentat,on, and without \ eonsidyation, and
WILL NOT Be PAID. These notes were all
given at one time, and are made payable to g. J.
Madison or order, and signed by Juo. Thornton
at bungeness, Ciallam county, Washington Ter
riiory. in July, 1859; but whether the nam. Is
fully stated on the face If the notes, subscriber
does not recollgct. The notes fall due and are
OF denominations as stated below, towit:
Two notes given July, A. D., 1883 ohe thou.
-ard dollars each, and duo January LIT. A. u.
1851. Also, mates to the amount Of seventeen
thousand dollars In one thousand dollar notes;
la'iIls Gac on the frst day Of May, A. y. 1851
s'0oa aud on the first day Of January A. u.
lst2. Sl,H0h, aud in like manner thereafter on
lirst days II January aud May Of each year. one
Thousand dollar notes will be due. at the rate Of
Two thousnnd dollars year for eight years ana
a hah All OF tie above described notes. and
indeed o.! note, that were given by the subscri-
bei to said u. J. Madison, were obtained by the
same false pretence, and will not be paid.
JOHN THORNTON
klaasm county. ". 7. tno0iw
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We are sble 70 snoounce ca unaucs,
tiosshs s1tbSsity thst Gen. Scott has
% fsr n,sured the plans for the var as
. ioform the President and Cabinet Ii q.
tho Last sesessicn Gsg shall be torn down
the authority Of tho Federal Government,
ssisstste6 - every foot Of American soil,
snd 6sGOsvis kasg o. driven out of the
oou( ietthin elepsw nonaL from the
day - Ioys Sumner seas surrendered.
eAs 4th Of March Dext be will
ees The Usion, safe snd sound, 10
~ substituted and constitutional au.hor
tiles. Osd Lusdy's lane takes h,s ..me
= mai, out the campaign and put bis
tsfces 10 the best sighting trim, and then
be always wins 1t the time Of day when
b egrsss 10. He has taken the contrac.
y wfsd up the disuDion business within
ssvss mooths from The 18th Of April,
and he viii do It.
. We unders;and that il is part #
General SCOTS plan to occupy Virginia
1pd Tennessee completely on or before
tho 10Th Of July. S,xty.fve thousand
Northwestern troops will move down
the Mississippi as far a, Memphis, under
command Of Generals Frcmon, and Nc
C!elian, aud remain 10 camp until the
"skly season is past. when they will
mcse on toward the Balize, there meet
ing the conqnering army of the East and
os'ebrssisg Wssbington's birth day in
New Orleans Chicago 7riJpne.
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SEWING MACHINES.
L. CORNELL 4 cos
Family asA Aa0aHheesstng
~ sEwrxO MACHINES.
TACOART ARARR,h PATENT.

Hs arg ksPpy - say 70 the Thousands Who using
our nachn-s aid the thousands that them, thai
GROVER 4 BAKER. eliss Hoss. H., sdd I'll persons
sshnz or using them are seeass against any eoests'
sicr.
! Our Machines srs nss iups what Ne want them; IN
dreet ecmretcn ard on equally pspslsr bass Nth
the bsr made and hxhsss priced naehses in any nar-
ket and they still soid ~ 81 snd elS. including
Henmr- lot which have several ssyles), Needles.
Srh everything their In family sho
1ns skes then sill the Cheapest legitimate and hfss
/ In juace 70 our Nae aires well - customers
- ofsr % JsHSAs ssssy In ,yty days for any
chino shch does net wholly satisfy the purchaser
This feature alone makes machine worth much
more than any other sthere necessarily come risk in
bpying most machines
'e~ Of It's supsrio. qualities are the.c:-Yt uses
.'raish needle; has great space under the
from tvo ccumon spoos, neither icing fassened sd
beth In sight. on hinges IL secured from dus ana
exposes no oil; tsers purchase greater than that Of
any other nachine;s has but two regulating screws
and both are above and In oni the driving wheel
aily ares Of work wilieeftaniy do nea.er greater
variety OF work than any machine among the hundreds
With which we are acquainted: its tension IL perfect Il
runs easily and still; Il bot5srt nobody; norIces
man ie IT, soEr other sill satisfy where Is knopn
We can safely say that 10 piece Of labor-snring
chinery grew rapidly into Universal favor As our
sering MACHINES. Three years has placed them in the
very front ranks Of first class machines and though
manufacturing facilities have been largely increased
have not been able 20 supply the demands during the
pas; ReasoD- We can ill all orders. We have ad-
ded to our s,y the Eghsie Blake Il Johnson adius
table HefIrasr and can nov defy the world to produce
letter instruments for dpins all kinds Of sewing ard
embroidery. Let every who 10 interested In the
great improvements In sewing machines. wh.e they
wish to purchase not. send for Descriptive Circular
and samples ofs.f.ch.
We must caution the public az ,inss unprincipIed aud
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed be
our soccsssrs representing that ~ hines
OF M rse' and offer cast-away machine Of in is
place, We only sell our own machines. Taggar Il
FAR pate, and the sole propresors in the sigh,
Northeastern States. Address
L. CORNELL Il CO.,
- a-. Post Once box 81, Chicago, Ill.
Call at i3JLake Street. np-stairs) va-no2
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Two SIMILAR CASES. old Jof n
Brown was President of a Prorisiorol
Gorernm2nt-under that Aimsy au,hor.
ty he seized the armory at Harper's FIR.
r., and fired upon innoJcn; and unof-
Tending citizens mud soldiers lie
was captured and huny--he got just VIII t
he deserved-wc approved his punish.
ment then, and We approve it sill This
is one case, and it is "a clear case"
Another case is this-Jcff. Davis il
thc President of Provisional Govern
mcut. and has seized the MINIS, Arsen.
ais, Navy Yards, Ships and Forts of the
United States. lie fired upon innocent
and unoffeuding soldiers in IT Sumter.
His name is Davis, but his deeds are
moro Brown than those of the hero OF
Harper's Ferry. Further comment is
unnecessary. - Bro~niop's TENNESSEE
Wing.
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carr LIrrLER's COMPANY. The
kcokuk J,urnnl Of last Thursday gives
tie following enthusiastic description OF
Capt Littlcr's comp my on drill u, kco,
knk, which may interest some OF the
friend, Of the company here -- Dcru-
port Gaxe.h:
A crowd gathered along Main street
yesterday evening 10 witness some extra
ordinary performances of Capt Bob LIT.
tiers Davenport: City Guards, company
3 OF the second regiment. Up and down
Main, up aud down other streets, around
squares and again, for three miles, with.
out halt or slack, this company ran in
double quick time last evening. And
this, too, after squad drill of four hours
during the day, besides long company
parade. Toward the las, of the double.
quick time, one Of the mcn picked up
the drummer, put him en- bis shoulders,
ADD SO marched along, apparently with
out incumbrancc. After all this drill,
the company halted on Main street and
built pyramid, three men high, of 20
nen. Theu six men formed a lock s,cn.
three abreast, two men laid across their
shoulders, one man stood on top of them,
and so they marched for square or 50,
aud this after that double quick drill,and
the whole entirely voluntary.
This company averages in age % wears,
IN height ) feet :! inches, in weight
100 lbs, and is composed mostly of
rafs'men and some ex tircmcn and in
muscular exercise they challenge the
West, They may nlmos. BE- called
company Of Gymnasts and Athlete. -
Some Of their performances are ,ctually
astonishing.
Capt Litter himself wa. Chief Engin
Ger Of the Fire Department, and Local
Editor Of TIC Daily Gazette, Of Daycu-
port, for six years and perhaps part Of
his'prescnt powers Of muscles came from
SO much Of that "endless running after
items" which must be tried to be appre
ciatcd.
Altogether, if their pluck be equal te
their muscle, and no one who sees them
can doubt it, this company will mskt
mighty men Of war and We wish then,
aud their gallant Captain every success
in the world.
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4 MASSACHUSETTS manufacturing house |, turning
sus IN great quantities pattern OF under sks .;
"red, white and blue" We trust, after this no lad,
gill object to "show her eolors."
They have white whale. weighing two thou sand
five hundred pounds. At the Aqsarai Gardens in Bos
on Before being put into the tank he was sky four
hours out Of water, but is now quite lively.
A regiment Of sharp shooters, styled "Ellsrorth /.
Ayenysrs,'' 10 bsihy recruited in Albany,N Y.
We see 1t Osaaed that Col y. ". Lander, who w,s
Pvtte,s second his lo lie knife duel wherin pry
down. has offered his services to ica. Ncrl
Ism, and has been accepted. Col. Lander 10 . small
regiment In himself
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SDnthern lug ratjtnde.

From late issue Of the Richmond
tnan,i''er, We take ",his uukind@s. Gu,
Of all"
"Probably Mr.. Buchanan, after al, did
as well as any Northern man could have
done Tor, from their nature, education,
and the structure Of their society, faith
and truth ere impossible amongst them,
save in rure and exceptional cases, and
no was far from being one Of these
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New Music !..stearnh Jane I.ee!''s.C0nS
and Chorus
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY. WIN
easy accompaniment; can be sung BY chiiAfen
well As adults, and will soon become Of the nc
popular songs Of the day Sentiment Of the word.
cellent. Price IS cents mailed Free Just puo!ispeo
By HOMAGE WAfB1e,
May %, 1850 No. 333 Broadway, View York'
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TDRED.

lust Inblished, in .Seoled Eayelope.
ON THE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD.
zeal cure Of -permatolrhoca, Or Seminal weak.
ness. Sexual Debility. Nervousness. and involun.
tary emission, inducing impotency, and Mental
and Physical incapacty.
Hy NDBF. J. CULVERWELI, NJ. p.
In,hDr ot the "Grccn BooK., dc.
The woild'renawned author. in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of self abuse may be
eneeinally removed without medicine and with.
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in.
strhm"nt.. rings or cordial, pointing out mode
81 cure at once certain and efcctual by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be- may cnre himself cheapiy. privately and rad.
ieally. This lecture will psose boon to thous.
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid. on
the receipt If two postage stamps, by address sing
Dr.J. &. KLINE, III Bowery. New York. Post
once box 1855. I-yl.
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PROF. l.. MlLLRR,S
HAIR INVIGORATOR:

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FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its original
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