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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

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unless my friends can grant me aid; you
do notknow how painful it is to me to
makethis call know that the people OF
lancaster have always been greatly tax
et, but Iflatter myself that / yet have
friends there who are able to help me a
little andI belieye they will be willing
WllSou, dear fri4nd interest yourself in
my behalf Anything at all that can be
used nthe family will te gratefully and
thankfully received.
Y ou know who my friends are, please
call on no Others, and il you are success.
ful have the name Of each friend attached
the article sent, If you can see eilher.Of
all the gentlemen | have named | think
they wiliheipy do not wish for more
from ons than another. il only ask their
influences aud as little as 'thpy feel willing
10 give. Oh how wish Iowere back 10
that dear peaceful spotin Fairfield. But
here am surroppded on every side and
know not Rbere 10 lly tor refuge. We
"en'u ca ~. ye9'eiuay' u" i'u' ','' a." a..
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"n"' o'",i "o uo' -'ien ""o "''V 'eiT'
me lrou'Ie innocent, harinless' Ia" 'AOl
4 ding citizens, have been driven lntot IN
army for safety. Law is entirely set
sid and "wrong las taken die place o
right" aud 'our very souls are panied a
every days report of wrong and outrag
with which the world is lillcd;h aud hoy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

TO FARMERS ANRI LIVERY STABLE KEEP,
ERSiTS, A. Weayer'' Gerpte has been eAtcnsiysl,
used BY Livery Stable Keepersand FsrmersRnd with
orc accord they say that for many diseases In animal
they have ndyOrfound its equal" 'i'' r'flquai
On Hotses, two or three application. will cure INC
Scratches chafc', and Calls Whistler the hAtnees
saddle oroiheFylse.n v ash tho Wounds clean, anC
NE oCerAto freely applied. lllcurq them In few
days. 1t will cure cracked heels and Cancer In III,
Tongue Canker or Sore Mouth, affections Ofh6 SKIN
falling oftho hair, nc. Sore teAts md oaked nd
der In Cows are soon cured by this Cerate,
Sold by medicine dealers generallY. 3ntN I.II
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

Thefollowingh cxttActfrom icttetwritten By
Tie Rev ohne ,pastJt ofihS PtcWcpoibts stree
Bapllstchurch, Brooklyn, N. Y, tothe 'Journal art
MessengT,n GineipnRh o. and ispsaks yptamcs u
favor of that world renowned medicine, tMRs,. wiz
sLoY'sSoormso sYRuP FcR CmLDREN TEErnNo -
"Wesee aaadvartisemcntln Your columns orMn
WiNaLow's SIorHItn SYRUf. Now We never saisl
wcrd 10 hvor " patent MEDICINE beloJein our Efe
but wefeel cdinpoledto say ID your teadtrs THAT th
iteiaili. Nis probably one Of the most susoossfu
medicines bfthe day, because Il iS one or The hest
Andlhssq qf yoqHreadess who have babies can Dc
March fisSi-dytoi 'SSSP3 LBd oH .sJuos
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

DR. R,ch,Rbs6S's 1sntKRyWtSE BifqrRs.LPhar-
in"eouical Preparation. by aregnar educated ply
siolanr-sone Of the pleasant and valuable ton
les ofthe day Persons, recovering from protracted
illpess, orIhpe Eho at this particular season Of the
year, are subject to Japndice Ilabual Constipation,
or any disease arising from a disordercd Stomach
liver or Bowels, will Mud in nc sherry vino bitter.
a friend poreio be desired than gold. SOLD by all
respectable drugg ists--4w2S.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
No Cure, No Pav!llm

H,Hrrs&REll' Th1ffEsss otyFraa}TtsT, ra}t for the
cure pfall diseases Ofihe Skin, andia case
teliefis bot given | am authorized 10 re
fund the money A supply just recsiv.
ed aud for sale by Z. L, ,SLoCUM, Agt.,
at City Drug Store. lancaster
6w.20 49,, ''t ~,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

RrNovlSG SgSnvM. II uy9ur young
lady friend would like 70 know what will
take OIL tau aud suuburp, tell them 10 take
D handful Of bran, pour a quart of boiling
wafer on il,lelit stand an hour then strain
When cold put to ita pint Of bay rum
Bottle and use when needei,-RwaI
NfM Yorker. -..- -.----. --------
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
y IAnmini,trntor,,s NotIce /.

NJoTICBi is hereby given that the uudersiGped has
been appointed and quaiihed nsAdmihlstrNtor us
ef The Estate OF Elizabeth Betz, dec late Of Fairfield
Co. ohio, '' fnl-yfA ''
Lancaster, Sept, a,leSl, ,,,a a.a.,.i,4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

Ths Rumor OfBcn McCuIloch's Death.
TIE, e,Rolla correspondent of the st. Lou
is Democrat writes ,.,........p,
The story is again revived of McCul-
loch's death, several Of the Springfield
men insisting that they are in possession
Of sufficient Evidence to, convince them
of its truth. Two determined ladies Of
LAWRENCE county, quite recently deter.
mined 10 settle the truth Of the alleged
slatv ment to their own satisfaction, They
accordingly pu, on Secession sashes, and
under the character of good and true reb.
els visited au officer of the Texas Ranger
The iuquisiuve females commenced their
inquiries Of the officer in this way irods
1.-The Union people about Springfield, y
said one Of the latter, REALLY believe
McCuloch is dead, but, We know better
and would like to have our opinions con
6rmed.' '.t.... a,J il i4u,.a ,,.nl
81. ladies said the officer, in reply, q
never would be guilty Of telling u lad,
an untrulh. Ben MOCalloch is dead
lie died al Fayetteville from the effects
ef a wound in the leg, having refuss'
medical aid necessary TO cure him, anC
prevent the disastrous result, The arm!
is commanded by his brother, Sam Nc
Cnll0oh.' t.ti sdi lo tsqrl giI gnh.,
The ladies returned perfectly sstis6e
with the result Of thsiriDQuiry. Wbett
ct they were sold depends upon the Pu
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
Special Notifrleys..o5

n S-.agIfi4 hgtlTEm -ati-ni t-rsii =Fisft4
/ DOetor baands anti Rhenmatlc Band |, b he,eulJ
known remedy for Rheumatlsp, Ci0ul and Neuralgia,
aud the pernclous effects Of MHfcary, anditls With
tbe greatest tIsfaotioh, as 10 lis that Nc call
the attention ofour readers to the advertisement In
another column of our papetS ofiAo Anil Rho uhatlC
Baud-9mla, sI,ur,i, .., IA.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

Tm "RAT HoLEs" NOT SroPrED.-The
Eelt Ha'terss correspondent Of the New
York Tribune writes.r B, .lsh luj.
o Eight Ofthe twenty. two schooners pur.
chased by the Government for the ptr'
pose of stopping various ''rat holes on
the North Carolina coast, ara lying III the
Inlet, none OF item having been used us
intended d-the remainder are at Old Point
COm!ort. 10 che opinion Of experienced
nautical men, il would be Of no avail tC
attempt to seal this coast BY any such Oh
! strucrons. as new inlets would be imme
diately formed by the action Of the tide
and clirrents, By the way, these FRA
holes, ,"as they are depreciatingly called
are, 10 many Gases, better passes for YES
sells than the regular ports OF entry.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
IMPORTANT FROM LEXINGTON.

of Capt Meet, an Escaped Pris'
oner--News up TO Monday Evening
Gen. Harris and 5000 Men Cross the
River, and are Driven Back by Stur.
gis-Gen. Price Evscuates Lexington
on Mopday-The Rebels Fortilying Ba,
ker's Hill--Tbey Expect an Attack
from Fremont and Sisel with 10000
Men.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
.TALLMADGE HOUSE,

vNNhE cd havibEtakins change 81 the above
we'll known popular House. aA the Successors Of
Ar COOK, Esq., arc now fuiiy prepafedto entertain
permanent and trancent customers IN the most salts
factory manner, s6nI., ,.,.,...o.. ....T e.
They therefore respectfully invite the travel-
ing pnhlot0 continue their liberal patronagoto said
House Hoping tby constant and faithful attention
ia the comfort aud welfare OF their guests make
themselves deserving and abate nothing from the de-
serVedly high reputation ofthe HouAt. e ~ ~
They would especially thvite their friends from the
country TO give them call They are deteymlnea ", 70
iive.'I gmneI ltFN CHARLES MILLER,
WILLIAM BUSH,
Lancaster, arr n 4, ss0l-4Mf 11IpA ProPrletors.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
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Mrs. WINSLOW.
SOOYNXNG SVRUP,

An expeFissoed yNurse and Female Physician, n
El sents 10 lhe attention Of m0ihefh. her
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
POETRY
RENTNnRAnCKs.

q IRflfrluRk, remember, Il
The house where Twas born,
ThA little window. where the 6nn.
- Came peeping In q morn;
: HeneFer came 4 week too soon,
~ Nor brought too long q day;-.- q
But now ] oflen wish the night
Had borne my breath EWAyi
I remember, I remember,
= The roses red and white, 70
The violets and the l1y.cups--
Thoae flowers made Of light;
Tho lilacs Nhere the robins built,
And where my brother set e,rt
Tba laburnum, on his bifih.day--
Rs tsss 4 Eyingyasl 2 =
lfsmsmher, ! remembcs, >92sR ~
Where ! was used TO SwiNg,
And thought the air Eonla Fnsh a ikeSl
A swalloWs on the wing, -, ~ I
NY spirit Few II feaihera, thea,
esss That ia 10 hasay nov, sVE S7@
And summer pools could hardly cool
5y The ieynrnn my bfoRI gG Is
Iremsmbsf, Irsmsmbsr, sa.
The 6r treee daFk aud high;
fused 10 think their slender spires,
We're cloie against the sky
Il was Q childish ignorsnce,-
Bnt now It's Iitfle Joy A
10 know I'm further Of from heaven,
Than when I was boy.
TzOmSs Hood
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06

When there is love in the heart
there are rainbows in the eyes, GOV.
ering every black cloud with gor-
geous hues.
Wink at small injuries rather
than ayenge them. II, to destroy
q bee, you throw down the hive,
instead of one enemy you make a
shousand. ~.
The man who livesin vain, lives
worse than in vain, He who lives
to no purpose, lives toa bad pur-
pose. "-' =
True souls are made brighter by
sorrow. The ocean ismost phos.
|phorescent after 4 storms vss Q q
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06

four sections out Of the PrOphets.
Read Acts, 18th chapter, and the
18th verse. @
The Sacred Scriptures, both Of
the Old and New Testaments, are
now translated into all--or nearly
into all--the languages spoken
throughout the world. The Bible
Society in London, England, and
the American Bible Society, have
done more to give the Bible to all
nations, lsindrsds, and people, than
all other nations put together. In
England, the people can purchase
b beautiful Bible and Testament
for twenty cents, and . beautiful
Teatament for eight cents; and !
have seen very nicely got up
Bibles and Testaments In America,
which are very cheap. Ihope, dear
young friends, that you all read the
Bible, and sing
swe won'tgive up the D;bls,
Gods Holy Book of truth
Were IL not for the Bible, we
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06

A man proves himself fit to po
higher, who shows that he is faith
full where he is. A man that viii
not do well in his present place be-
cause he longs to be higher, is fit
neither to be where heis nor yet
above it. =
Don't examine a new book when
you are In o cross mood; books
shouldn't be subjected to q cross.
examination. sgaG ss-ss sas
A distinguished physician. recon- 7
mends slippery-elm bark for the
bite ofe mad dog-just as If the
bark could cure the bite. s. ge
Liberty is the sonl's right 20
breathe; and when it cannot talEe
long breath, laws are girded too
tight. % -
4 When children die, they onlyatz
tain maturity in q reader waYthana
by the tedious route Of this mortal
n s.S IA 8sae r. ks5t s~.e "a {
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
EL TUERTO:
THRBArDITor THE GAMMA
REAL
By DR.. 9. sMrrH.

One Of the stories told, many
years ago, when ] was In Mexico,
Of this lone-eyed robber chief, (for
E Taerto meana one-eyed, Dis that,
after q desperate fightwith a vastly
superior force of the dragons, in
which the robbers were the victor
ious party, though after losing q
number Of his men, E Iasrto con.
tented himself with the deputized
execution of the officers, and dis.
missed the soldiers loaded down
with presents, at the same time
giving them o letter to their COM
manding general, certifyingto their
bravery and soldierly conduct du.
ring the engagement. But Of the
truth of these and similar sto-
ries, I Of course, knew nothing.--
But having nothing else TO occupy
my mind, and the rascal (who had
robbed me but q short time before)
having been taken, I determined to
obtain, If possible, an admission to
the prison, The permit was read.
lily given, and having included the
name ofmy worthy landlord in the
official document, we started forth
together sges asH
Within the corridor Of q second
story of the prison we found o bet
ter sortof criminals, or rather those
who were able to pay forthe privi-
lege of boarding apart from the
vile rabble of the pestiferous court
yard below.
In the farther side ofthis corri-
dor, was group Of prisoners, better
clad and of a much more rerespectable
appearance than any we had be-
fore seen; and their tidy and well
arranged serapes showed that they
had not long been occupants Of the
place. These men / was certain
were the prisoners we had come to
visit, and turning to the soldier
who accompanied US, ] asked him
to point out the robber chief.
The man was about to do 30,
when o tall, handsome, and soldier.
ike figure, who had been sitting
apart from the others, rose to his
feet, and advancing towards us,
courteously saluted me, and intro
dueed himself as the person l had
for. I Immediately re-
.cogniz ed in this man, the
bandit captain l had before enooun.
tered near Eg PGentc Nacional---
for there was the same black silk
patch on the left eye, and the same
peculiarly musical voice that had
SO politely requested the favor of
my purse. The recognition was
mutual, and to my surprise El Tu-
erto addressed me by name.
"Ah! Senior Don Thomas" !" said
he, - he gave me his hand with
the familiarity Of an old acquain-
tance, 1--WE meet under somewhat
different circumstances from our
former interview, when you so
kindly favored me with q small
Ipecuniary loan"
Yesp ] replied, "and indeed,
my friend, / am sorry to see you
here. Il must certainly be- extreme.
Ily irksomc, to you and your people,
to be confined from the sun and
pure air Of heaven, among these
wfetches, :" and / pointed to the
disorderly groups below T3ss
"Why yes, Senior, it's not very
pleasant, but we've all been here
before, and unless there's no longer
virtue in gold, we'll be soon upon
the road again." replied the rob-
ber. aWhen do you return to the
ooast, Eenor9's be inquired indifer-
n.k14 9fN ~ NVTs ASsE A. fitzsEs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06

IHH AMERICAN FLAa..There never
wasamoreftt the pres.
ent to giyea few facts, regarding
the adoption ofonr countrys flag,
o flag that has afforded protection
to every American citizen in ever,
land--a flag which the weakes
nations of the earth have hon
ored, and the strongest dared no
insult--yet one that has been insul
ted and trampled in the dust by tn,
citizens of our own land, owe
whose heads it has proudly wave,
four scores Of years. ....,
It was January, 1776, when th,
British were in Boston and the A,
mericans encamped at Cambridge
that Washington first unfurled the
the first American, or, as it was cal.
led, the Union flag. 1t was COM
posed of thirteen stripes, alternate
red and white, symbolizing the
thirteen revolted Colonies. In one
corner was the device of the Brit
ish Union flag, composed of two
crosses, the cross Of st. George,
which Is q common cross horizon
tai and perpendicular bar; and the
cross of st Andrew, representing
Scotland, which is the form of an
x.
When Gen. Howe saw this flag,
with the Union device in the cor
nsr, waving over the American
camp, he expressed great Joy, for
he regarded It is a token of friend
ship for England and an evidence
that a coneiliatory speech the King
had recently made to the British
Parliament was we'll received by
the army, and that submission
would soon follow.
About this time privateering was
authorized by Congress, and private
citizens fitted out vessels, depend.
ing upon their booty Tor compen-
sation. Some Of these carried @
white flag, decorated with a green
pine tree. One of these was cap
tured and exhibited in the Admiral.
ty Office, London, and was de-
scribed in the London Chronicle
of January, 1776: "The field is
white bunting; in the middle is a
a green pine tree, and upon the op-
posite sideis the--Appeal to Heav-
enl "A map of Boston, published
in Paris in 1885, had for a Vignette
an English soldier endeavoring to
take from an American one oftRese
flags, which the latter was man.
fully defending. ~
On the 18th of January, 1777
Congress ordered "thirteen stars
white, on a blue field" to be put
in o place of the British Unien.--
This has ever since been the design
of our flag, a star having been ad.
ded for every State admitted into
the Union, while the original num-
ber Of stripes is retained.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
Uncle Williams Lectures.
LEcTuREuI.

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NJ yorva IN Fn,.,n, -, ro,,
rrooaad - 81, NV, .o,,,a.l,nu .hor,
so,,a s'g, ,,,,sra.,;.o, = az : sso.s' ra,os,rs -
tbs h,s,orv of tSs R;bla'
T,hs R;S,s !. ,hs most vouasrh,,
boot n tba world. I bons Won
reaa Il with cara. !, .nrav,ng 10 our
G-eat Father IN heaven. Z through
faith on Christ. for the influences
81 H;a Holy sn,r;t. "a renew your
.heart.. and lsad Won TO Jesus 70,
salvation. pardon. ana peace.
The Bible contains the riches,
facts TO be found IN any book ror
language in the world. Us lessons
are simple: and its poetrv "a touch.
inr. tender. inspiring. and sublime,
The Bible means the book which
contains the Old and New Tesla.
rnentas You hear. whsn AZ Church.
the oooa yo;n,sters a. .Tesus Cb,ast
and vour dear narents Al home
call the B;ble--.tbe Sacred scr;n.
turss. becausa tbev were co,nnosed
bv nersons div;pelv ,n.n,rea, Min.
;stars of tba qo.ns, te,lr ahopt tbe
canon,cal scr,nturs.' j. fron tbs
c,..l- ,,,,a CO. ,.t,sah' ,,..,,..
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,vordr rC,xo,, "a .Isn esod - dara.a
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forrtoorth ..n,rrr d;v;d.d ~.
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veroo d,v,.;on - H. NJ Tost, :, 49,
was made bv Robert stenb.rs an
Ens,;.bn.n ond int, ~ p.,.,.
in tbo .ivtoonth oort',,u W.
orobtto ho vor,, oro.of,l - c,oa
for the divisions of the Holv scrin.
turas- without them wa could not
bave a Concordonce and of Al, tbs
aida and balna ,vo have 70 nror,o,o
tba riobt nnderstand;nr of the
word of Cd nono 8, of ,,o,o ;r,.
nortance than a rood conoordance
Tboro .. onntho,. a;u;.;o,, 8, ,ho
1.rro old RIM rrh;oh Il norv
ussf,,, o.,,od . pora oronh wb;oI
no;nts ont . d;v;s;on ef a discourse
or the boo;nn;na of . nsv srb;act
A. vou rood tha B;hlo vo,, ,v;l,
.so hstthara .ro ;t.,;cs ord co,,;to,.
of rroot ;rrnortoncn - oli wLn
wonId undsratond tho +rutb os n ,s
IN Josrs TIE ,tol,o lo+to- ~ rord
msans that the trons,otors of +be
R;h,o bod r. .,,n,,lv = word .o r,.Lo
the grammatical senss IN our Ian
gua@e complete. The word Lord
yben nrintea in can;ta,s dorotos
that 4 & the self.existino :Jebov.h
tbat "a r. .Gods
The lapgnave n which tha Old
Tastament i Written With an tSs sH =.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-29
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