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Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Ysssoraay.f
4a Steamboats,
Magenta, Wilson, fin Memphis.
; Edw Gay, Wray, fni Memphis. 81.
Magnolia, Phelps, Gn Memphis. 80
Clara Dolsen, Dunning, FIN Memphis.
Sallie Robinson, Fulton, FIN Fort Adams.
De Soto, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
Mary t., Dugas, FIN Donaldsonville.
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no Bakers.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CTY HALL, Nov. IS 1861, (
zns8 - To Bake 50 The price OF Superfne
for belng this day nine dollars and seventy ave cents
~ l5-per barrel bakers required to give during the
ensuing week commencing MONDAY 18th inst as fol.
lows, viz: SeconGEquality or No. 2; ' " '0
FIFTY of bread for 20 centg;
Twenty five ounces Of bread for 10 cents:
8 Twelve ounces of bread for cents
The loaVes of the third quality or No. must weigh
eighth more-hat is TO say ~ e ~
The 20 cent loaves, ffty-six ounces
The 10 cent loares, twenty eight ounces:
Tfie5 cent loaves. thirteen ounces
NJ u JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
N D. Bread of the First Quality Fancy Bread must he
made OF Extra -four and the oaves shall not exceed in weight
BY ordinance 70 $3.50 " iii -
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PRIcRs:
alarills satt4igsats.

GKEsokNv OFFICE, No. 20 Camp Street,
Monday Morning, November 25 1861.
Arrived Saturday. ~. =
Steamboats,.
Prince of Wales, Lee, I'm Memphis.
Era Not, Kouns, fm Alexandra.
Arkansaw, Pickett, I'm Washington.
Diana, RadoVich. FIN Pointe. la Hache.
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CohPTROLLER's OFFICE, CRY HALL, ,
New Orleans, Nov. n, 1861.

CoHPTROLtERs OFFICE, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, Nov. H. 1861.
No. 57S7.l
ResDlea That the Comptroller be and he Ia hereby
to sell to the lowest bidder after five days notice in official
journal contract for for furnishing city mitch
pine fire wood for the draining machines in accord
ance with specification file in The Surveyors office said sale
70 be subject TO the approval rejection by the Common
Council - - ~
lSgned1 J. MAGTONI
~ President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
LSgnedl s ?. DELABARRE
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen
Approved November 49, 1861.
LsgnedI JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given thar THURSDAY the 18th day
NoVemoer IDOL will adndcate my office, L O'Clock
NJ, the above contract to the lowest bidder,
MI II C, W. FULBERTsOE Comptroller.
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. j
City Hall, November IS, 1861, :

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS =
. . IT,. City Hall, November IS, 1861
Common Council of the City of New Orleans
mo. 5790]
re orddne That any person violating the provisions a.
ordinance No. 4I, entitled ordinance regulating The iht
saa I OF Fewood and coal providing The
February 18TH 1858 resolution No. amending the
approved August 3Oh 1855 resolution No SAG
August 9h ls6 who conviction before Of lie Re
eorders OF this CITY, shall fail pay the fine imposed by such
be imprisoned than nor more than hiTtv
ls1gnedJ j. NAGI0NI,
r., - President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
loghedJ S. P. DELABARRE,
President pre- tenn Board Of Aldermen.
Approved November l6 1861.
A Lsignedl JOHN t. MONROE Mayor.
40 st MARION A. BAKER Secretary to Mayor
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COYPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, July L 1855.
No 2l29.1
u ESOLVED; That the Com ptroIyer he and
ne hereby authorized and required give notice by
standing advertisement in the Official Journal that
with the ninth section ordinance No IlS approved Mach
So 1854 the Council win pay any against Tho city miles,
contracted under authority of from tho
accordance with tho ordinance referred to-
lSiEnedl T. L. TRACY.
President Board of Assistant Alderman
lslgneci l.. Fl. PLACE,
Approved April ZS, 1865 - ~ '
tSignedl JOHf l.. LEWIS. Mayor,
specially called to the foregoing rssolaiicu. 80 -
~ G. ". CuLBERTSOE
1Yls W Comptroller itv of aty I)r,ean
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No. $751;
Re0lre That the Comptroller be and he is hsrebv
80 TO draw warrant upon the Treasurer Patrick
Lane in the of hundred ~entyt We dollars in f
reimbursement for repairs damages dove to tbs Rro
street BRIDGE by parties Who nee of sa
contractor persistepy dove mules over said bridge
lSigned1 ]. AAGIONI
~ , President Board of Assist ant Aldermen
lsignedI GERARD STITH
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
Approved November %, 1851.
n23 81 fsigued JOHN r. MONROE Mayor
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LO WEIR co A S T.

Leaves every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY,, at 10 O'Clock
A. Nj
Twice Is Week
FOR FORT JACKSON. FORT ST.
W. MtHJLlF AND LOWER GOAST-The fine PAS
sanger pa ket Empire Parrish A. Grant,
xsAask1s Jr, m..sr, will leave above every Saturday
and eune1dAy morning at ~ O'Clock A. M returning on
Sunday and Thursday.
For freight or passage apply on board,
Oh EUGENE LANnUF. Agent,
foot of st. louis ST..
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NRBS1, Is CD, DEALERS IN BOOTS.SHOEs. BRO
= EsRS hsi'' ChTS ETC., Nc IL Magazine street
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mo. 5796,l

fesofed ihat the uity Surveyor be and he hereby
9ueed and Instructed to to be repaired certain vaults
the Lafayette Cemetery fronting Washington street which
have been seriously damaged by the settling of the sidewalks
and also e BE- repaired the house and
ton OF said Cemetery and also from said
Cemetery s unnecessary Provided the coats of he
whole work does not exceed hundred fifty dollars
lSgnedl j. MAGI0NI,
President Board of Assistant Alderman
lSgnedJ GERARD STITH
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen,
Approved November q, 1851.
n25 81 tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAF0RAETY--- .
- MAYoRALTy OF NEW oRLEANs /,
City Hall Nov 81 1851
common Council OF the city Of New Orleans. J
No. $751;
Resolss That The Compttoer b he hereby author
sed g adudcSte to helowest bidder i've days notice In
the official onrna contract for farnshng and delivering TO
the city OF New Orleans the best Psburg coal for The of
one ageeably specifications file in the SURVIVORS, al
Of the Common Council, ~ Npf' iN1se''oA
lSignedl j. MAGIoNI,
~ President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
lsignedJ - GERARD STITH
President pro tenn Hoard Of Al5srusu
Approved November ~ 1861 - -" . ~ AN''
n23 ct tSigned1 JOHN T. MONROE Mavnr
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mo. 5792.]
esorea That the Of the Mayor relative 10 the ad
ournment OF the Legislature this CITY at its
ng session. be referred to three members of the
Aldermen " " O " 'H'
lsignedl S. P. DELABARRE,
, . President pro tenn Board of Alder men,
islgnedl j. MAG1ONl,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved November q, 1861. o-
ny s. tsigued] JOHN T. MONROE Maror
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IeAyse etsry SATURDAY g,bPA
NEW ORLEANS AND yICKs.
, &&E Ia onrs 8 Mail Lne-For Donaldsonvie Pso.
L&% ner9ins, Baton Hougs, Fort Hudson, Bayou HsTr
Red River Landing Fort AdsmB Matched Wsisr.
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Calf Waryenton and veks
burs-Ths passenger steamer La(Onrche, J. j. Brown.
master In place the Nsschez will M above every Sat
urdsy At s o'clock p n.
~. PERSON co, Agents.
ssl0 II CarOndee street.
Tho 1berve CONNECTS with the seauers Enpa
and Charm for Yas0o river 0p'
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- No. ~ Bourbon streSt az
a tina honor etnfor the public hs has assuaSd
tbs b9seas Of ha Dyeine Establishment Me- rs Royal street
80 that ne viii continue heretofore with shs cGeta 4
ton for which he is celebrated = ~
ms manner IN which, for the last twelve years he sss
ned the numerous Of HE on
street, sa who sy nor on hi With sbei,
pa4soEHee. y s-.1 5rF-V
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

SAT- RHEuM.-Thls is a disease the country is full
Of. There arv but few whole families entirely free
from II. The fact is, 1t taEes so many forms, some
times in cracked hands, chapped lips, roughness of
the skin, with oozing out of watery fluid, with
great heat, itching burning, &C., 60 For this DR..
8. A. Viewers Cerate is neverfaillng cure; one
two bottles will the worst cases. 1t acts a diff
ferent principle from any article ever made. Az
proof ofts curative properties, will copy from
letter received from clergyman of the highest re.
Spectability. He says: Il was attacked with Salt
Rheum In my left leg, which had become very bads
and was rapidly spreading. 1t had become raw
sore, and the itching and burning had become intol-
cradle. Iprocurod bottle of your Cerate and by It's
use my leg has been perfectly cured Of the disease.
give this statement in hopes it may induce oLhers
similarly afflicted to it, and We say ifyou will
It you will be cured--4wl5
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

Cobb aud Floyd, and the thousand lesser
lights that follow in their wake. stand up
before me, could crush them all as l
would an addar. and sweep them from
the earth as a pesilence and plague.
Tue morning has brought forth nothing
new. The soldiers are off duty and are
principally lounging IN their tents or in
the woods. A few moments ago por'
ton of Lieut.. ThompsOn's celebrated cav
cry dashed up the road, having with them
two horses just captured from the seces'
sionisls. They are brave, dashing fellows
and set horse magni6cently. They are
the terror of secessionists everywhere.-
The cars Tor Alexandria are whistling and
as would see the fag end OF the fourth III
Washington must off at once.
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&c.. demand no reply from me. They are
only an other confirmation of the fact that
low minds travel in low channels. The
people ofFairfsld. who have known rae
for nearly quarter of century. under.
stand my Independence Of thought; and
with them | leave my character. ln OLe
thing. at least, l claim the superiority
oSec Roland. l have Olsen: :hralled myself
of party tramels aud view my country
aud my eOuutry's friends. outside Of the
.pickets. Tho curse of party drill cannot
hold me, as it does him. l have no sel6sb
ends TO serve.
There is nothing | more vchementv
despiSe than personal chickering's; and |
escheW them when it is possible; often in-
ducing insult from blackguards. rather
than to resist; and would always prefer to
help men to do right. instead ofcombat-
ting their errors. To Roland, this course
will not apply. But even he. talks about
being Union man. His union senti-
menls are well enough understood. No
union will meet his views, but the tri.
umph of Southern principles ovev the le-
giimate constitutional government. and
the traitor, jeff Davis. at the White House
| will prove every charge bring, from
the columns OF the Ohio Eagle. But
shall be satisfied with the verdict the peo'
pie will make up.
With the Democrats Of Fairfield county
| have lived on friendly terms. l have
known nothing to impair my confidence iu
their patriotism or intelligence; and shal
not. until l am convinced beyond hope
that they continue to keep alive among
thsm the Ohio Eagle, with Roland as its
editor. H. SCOTT.
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address He desires 10 preserve the gov.
ernment that it may be administered for
all as il was administered by meu who
made it.
Loyal citizens even when they lave the
right to claim this of their government
have no right to withhold or neglect it
Il is not perceived that in giving it tleIe
is any coercion. any conquering, or any
subjugatioD, in any just senss Of these
terms. ~
The Constitution provides, aud all the
States have accepted The provision, that
the United States shall guarantee 10 every
State in this Union republican form Of
government; but if a state may lawfully
60 out ofihe Union, having done so. 1t
may also discard the republican torn OF
government; 60 that 10 prevent i's going
out, all Indispensable means to the end OF
maintaining The guaranty mentiontd when
an end is lawful and obligatory, tie in.
disprnsable means TO il are also lawful
and obligatory.
/, was with the deepest regret that tie
Executive found the duty Of employing
tie war power 10 defeLce Of the govern
ment forced upon him. He could but
perform bis duty or surrender the sxis-
lenre of lie government.
No cvmpromiss by public servants
could in this case be cure; l.Ot that
compromises are not often proper but
that no popular Government o.n long
survive u marked precedent that those
who carry ah election. can only save the
Government from immediate destruction,
ty giving up the main point upon which
the people give Ito election. The peo.
plo themselves aud not tho servants can
safely revctse their own del:b,r ,rato discus.
siOuS.
Asa private citizen, the Executive
could MT have consented that their in.
stilutions shall perish much less could
lie, in bslrayel OF so vast and SO sacred a
trust as these flee people had coLfded iu
him. lie felt that had nomoral right to
shrink nor even 10 count tie chances Of
ais own life in what might follow.
In iall view of his great responsibility
he has SO far done what he has deemed
his duty. You will now. according to
your own judgement, perform yours. He
sincerely hopes that your actions may Sc
accord with lie as to assure all faithful
citizens. who have been disturbed in their
rights. Of a certain aud speedy restoration
oil the laws, and having thus chosen our
course with pure purposes, le! US renew
our trust in God, and go forward without
fear ind with manly hearts.
fSirped) ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
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For SoRE THROAT, HuTSEwELL's UNIVERSAL CouGH
Remedy has proved itselfa perfect remedy for this
Troublesome complaint, result every one might ex
pec aud every one viii experience by trial 1t Is so
pleasant In application, and so soothing to the in :
famed throat, that Its effect Is almost nsta
There Is probably no greater error committed than
that of not attending to complaints ofths kind in
ly stages of attack probably more cases OF con
sumption are produced by the neglect of Throat Com
plant than any other. Being freeof all
to disturb the most delicate constitutions, we ask In
confidence, trial. As the Universal Cough Remedy
aud its aston lshng results by new
in medicine, may we ask all to be sure and get the
Renuineto insure success. Sold by all respectable
dealers. Soc advorIisement.-lml4
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AFAMILY RLESNING.

DIN lifting the kettle from the Are It caught and
scalded my hand and person very severey-One hand
almost to crisp. The torture was unbearable. 1t
was awful sight. The
Mustang Lniment appeared to extract the pain almost
immediately. l1ealed rapidly and left scar OF ac-
count. Ch'rles Foster, 42O Broad Street. PhiIidsI
phfd." tistrulya wonderful article. II will cure
any case o Swelling Burns, stiff Joints, ETuptions OF
rheumatism. For Horses II should never he dis
pensod with One Dollars worIh " Mustang has fire.
qnenty saved valuable horse 1t cures Calls Sprains
Ringbone, SPAWN and Founders. BeDare Of imifa-
h0R aud eOunsrJeits. counterfeit was nut In cir
cuatlon from st. Louis and duly suppressed. All
genuine will hereafter bear the eignaiare OF G. w. &.
Westbroos, Chemist. and D. S. Barnes. Proprietor.
with th words Trade Mark, In two Medalions Of
the Fed eral Currency. Three SIZES. Sold through
out the babitabe Globe. ID. S. BARNES
July l-2mI4 New York
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G9e ganeaster Ga3ttte
CITY OF LANCASTER.
THURSDAY. 80: JULY II. 1856
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

AeAlHSIOSJ " ~ Oui iSI VI.
Dear Gazette:
This day has brought forth nothing
but dizziness Of train and an indiscribable
inclination Of my insides 10 get out and
my outSides to got 10. l have heard moth,
Ing ali day but tlo incessaut clatter Of the
are and an occasional "toot" OF the loco
motive. and saw nothing bn! abrupt hills
lean farms. poor wheat, short oatt
and Siokly corn. The Central Ohio Raj
road 10 Bellaire. passes through the lean
est. meAnes'. toughest, toughest portion
Of OHIO.
July sd.--Tlayeled all last night with
out eat or drink. but enjoyed the blessed
privilege and rare luxury Of sleeping
car. Night came upon US at Bellaire,
and 30 complete was the darkness that !
was able to distinguish nothing, not even
Wheeling now 50 important as the Cap
iiol OF tie provisional government Of Vir'
ginia. ...
| awoks this morning al early dawn =.
night and dag were struggling ior the as
cendency Heaven and earth were grey
We wolo just crossing Il Q mountains. -
The sight 10 ms, who had never seen a
greater elevatiouofground than Mt Pleas
ant. was imposing beyond expression. -
Comparatively speaking lbO.mountains
were by NO means high; tu! to me they
seemed to lies the skies, The gradual
ald modest Olope from baHe TO summit, so
unlike tho bold abruptness Of our insig
ni6can; hi'lb--thc thick almost impenc.
trable covering Of second.growth, shroud.
ed in its robe Of everlasting green, the
kindred peeps IN the dis,Suce--the sun
just Using and seeming to be enIhroued
on distant mountain peak, completed
the mssuiEccuce Of tho view.
As tue morning advanced and one al.
ter another Of the s!eeperS left their hunks.
my phrcIoioey aud physiology quickly
told mo that among them were. distin.
guishod Characters, Upon inquiry. l
learned that large, well built, broad
shouldercd, big beaded. smooth faced mau
OH cruiches, with broad and prOmineu,
brow, iuIl face. large mouth. silver grey
hair and flashing eye, was Gov. WieLliiTe,
of Kentucky, \ biz raw boned Jim
Shnchcomb ola fellow. loud talker and
hard swcarcr with hswk.Lil nose. i'm
meme mouth, black hair, and eyes Of fire,
looking Wildly out from beneath shaggy
and proauding brow, proved 10 be W,
II, Richardson Of limos. Richardson
is evidently man Of great boldness, dis.
erosion, energy and uctiOn, but he has
nvither genius or cultivation.
We reached Harrisburg At . AN and
immediately took the cars already Whiting
for Baltimore, With Lightning speed w
few through the magnificent valley oflh'
Susquchanua, covered all over with splen
did farms in tkc highest state OF culture
on each of which lowered up a pallatia
residence, l. barns that made me blush q
thought of the rickety dimiuutine she'd
in some portions Of Ohio. AZ VIC crossed
the Maryland line. soldiers war.tonts Ant
bayonstS, the 6rst had met in tho ser
vice showed themselves, Atovcry bridg,
crossing or dangerous poet. squads o
soldiers are cncampcd, guarding the road
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

The following is an extraction letter written by
the Rev. J. s. Holme, pastor ofthe Street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, the "Journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., aud speaks volumes in
favor of that world renowned medicine, MRS. WIN
slows SOOTHING sYRuP FoR CHILDREN TEETHINo;--
'We see an advertisement in your columns OF Mrs.
WINsLow's SOorHING SYRUP. Now never said a
word In favor of patent medicine before in life,
but feel compelled to to your readers that this
Is no humbug haze tried it, and kHOp IL TO Dc all
iteiaims. II Is probably one OF the most successful
medic les of the day because II is ono Of the host.
And those Of your readers who have babies can't do
better than tOlay IN a supply"
March 7 I66l--ly49
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
DIR. IL o ObaCk's Scand inRViRn BlOOdPill lis
md RIond Imrifiar.

"The blood is the life," says Scriptures; so says
Science also. Expel corruption from the blood and
no dlsense can exist In the system. NY Blood Pills
aud Puraor perform their task enoctually. They
powerful vegetable detergents, and cure all forms
disease, whicarise from impure blood, simply be-
cause they remove the common of disease from
the life sustaining fluid. Hence their apparently
cures of scrofula, eruptions ,dys
pepsa liver complaints rheumatism swelling of tho
Iontsand all affections Of the internal orgaus
do not proceed from malformation.
IT PS0oadvertisoment. 1m-IO
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G~ernsey's Balm.
5pctial Notirrs.

Doctor Leland'S Anti Rheumatic Band il tho only
known remedy for rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia, +,
and the pernic Gus effects Mercury, and Is with
the greatest satsfac cti0n, to is merits that call
the attention four readers to the advertisement in
another conmn Of our paper, of the Anti eumatic
BaDd-2ml4.
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D@a WgAwgRsE
CERATE. CONTINENT

and you have permanent cure.
THE CERATE has proved itself,o be the best Oint-
ment ever and where used has never
been known to fail of Directing permanent cure of
blains aud Frost Bites. Barber's Itch, Chapped or
Cracked Hands or Lips, Blotches or Pimples on the
Face. And for SORE NIPPLES and SORE EYES.
the Cerate is the only thing required to cure. II
should be kept In the chouse ofevery family.
Now Is the time that specific for letter and all
other bumors arising from impure blood Is wanted.
Read the following evidence In favor of DR.. WeaV
er's Syrup and Cerate;
jERoMEvILLE, Ashland Co., o.. Nov. 90, 1850.
J. N. HARRIS CO., Observation-Disclosures
deem II duty as we'll as n pleasure to inform you
what DR., weavers Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
and 0erate have done for me- and hope that this let
ter may como to the notice of all persons similarly
afflicted. In the year 1850, was tattacked with Tet-
ter, or Salt Rheum, on both my legs, and extended
until from my knees to my feet was one raw sore--I
consulted, and obtained medicines ard prescriptions
from nearly all II physicians In this vicinity, but OBJ
tanned no relief, when your agent MIR. Holman, Drug
and Csrate which | fortunately did, and am now
sound, well man. by their use.
And with much gratitude, remain, yours truly.
JOHN WIERBAUGH,
Mr.. wisrbaughis gentleman wellknown in Ash
land county.
Price of Syrup 81, Cerate 26c. per bottle. nirec
tioDs accompany each bottle. Soldby most Medicine
dealers. ..E.s- ...
]. N. HARRIS g. CO.., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprietors for tho Western and Southern States
to whom orders for the above Medicines may be I'D
MAN & co :. and B. l.. SLoCUM, Lancaster; p. Ham
Pleasantville; Jefferson & Co., Thornville; w. A.
Graham, Zauesville Roberts& Samuel, Columbus;
George II. Ftckhardt, Circleville. Nov, 1R60--ly
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

CTWe take delight in referring afflicted friends
to the druggists OF this city where that estmabe
medicine, DR.. S. o. Richardson's SHERRY WINE
BlITERs, can be procured. We advise our frle ads
to use it. because we know its value In curing Fever
and Ague, diseases common to the West, and all new
eSuntIieslt should be kept at hand in every family.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
FRIEND OF THE AFFLICTED!
DON'T DELAY TO
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
DIR. wEAVER'S

Fort Cure Of Canks- salt Rhsum, ErySpeiGs, ,SerO-
JuiOuS Diseases, CutaRsuus EruPtfoHS, Sore Eyes,
nlsusry kind Of Diseases arising from an i'm
pure state of Blood.
The most Effective Blood Purifier of the
Nineteenth Century!
TT isthe prescription ofan Educated Physican,and
Il all who are afflicted with any of the above named
diseases should use itwthou delay II will dive the
diseases from the system aud wheu once out on the
Skin, q few applications Of -