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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
From Columbus.
COLUMBUS, July go.

COLUMBUS, July 20.
A special dispatch to, the Cincinnati
Gazette of Tuesday says:
The First and Second Ohio Regiments
arrived here obout two O'Clock this after.
noon. They were received at the depot
by the volunteer companies Of Columbus.
commanded by Capt. Jas. Riley, and by
large coucourse of citizens. who wei.
coined them with vigorous cheers.
They were provided with lunch, by
order Of Commissary Delano, and after
they had done Justice to it, were escorted
to the State House yard. The entire
route was thronged with citizens. The
ladies waved their handkerchiefs from tho
windows, flags floated ON the bousetops,
and there was patriotic time generally.
Arrived at the State House, the regi.
ments were reviewed by the Governor
and Saff, and welcomed without formal.
Iity. when they were dismissed until 8o'-
clock tomorrow morning, at which time
they will be marched to Camp Chase,
where thOy will be encamped till mustered
out of service.
Tonight the citizens and soldiers oI
columbus give the Fencibles and Videttes
oftkis city, belonging to the Second
Regiment, d welcome supper, prepared by
the Columbus ladies. Fireworks, things
good to eat, drink ETC., will be iu order.
The boys look worn somewhat. but are
generally in excellent spirits. Squads o
them are all ever town telling stories O.
the camp and the field, which were list
ened to with manifest interest.
II will probably be five or six days be
fore all the companies viii be mustered
out, paid OF, and allowed to return home
The Rover Guards, left behind at Pitts
burg, arrived here at hsIf-past eight tc
night. They were suppered and then en-
csmped in the State House yard.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
THE MISSOURI CONVENTION.

JEFFERSON CRY. July 29.-The report
Of the State Treasury, in accordance with
instructions Of the Convention was made
this morning.
The amount Of money in the Treasury
on the Oath of July was little over
$4,000.
The disbursements since the adjourn
ment Of the last session of the Legislature
have been over $500, 900.
Mr.. Birch offered resolution declaring
that there was no excuse either in the
present or future condition OF the State
for the default Of the payment OF the in
terest on the State debt, and that it is
pre- emiaehtly her duty to pay it.
After lively discussion and several
substitutes offered, the matter was referr-
ed to committee of FIVE. The report of
the committee of eight was submitted,
and by resolution, taken up clause by
clause. The first clause declaring tie
officers Of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor of the State, aud Legislature,
was debated all the afternoon. but withou:
coming to any vote. 1t will be carried
tomorrow by decisive majority.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01


EBThe 1st and 2nd Regiments Ohio
volunteers are now in Columbus being
paid off and houorably mustered out OF
the service. .
They have seen hard times and render
ed the couptry valuable service. They
we're among the FIRST troops TO offer them
selves to the Goyernmcnt---among the
earliest to answer the call Of President
Lincoln. o.. ~, Is,
During the greater part of their term
they we're occupying important, danger
Gus and advanced POSITIONS. They dis
charged all their duties with courage and
fidelity with great credit to themselves
and honor to the State and Union On
the 18th, the very day their term Of ser.
vice expired, they Chssrfdlly and gallant
" volunteered to 60 with the army to
Manassas, and during the whole Of tha;
fatal conflict were on duty. They were
the first on the field and the last to leave
it; and when cur gallant army had beer
oyerpowered and routed the Ohio boy'
covered the retreat and saved ii from 6ua
disaster. T e,gFysgYNrftr
3 Foremost in the 6rst Regiment verO
out own brave boys, Company A, Captain
Stafford. "All honor to them" the ls
Company in Ohio to tender their services
They behaved thsmsslssd gaIlantly aD'
came of Off conquered field with glory.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01


EwIn the days of thu Revolution,
when our fathers were fleeing before the
hifliug5 Of Britain, when their homes
were being burnt, their hearth-Stones de-
secrated, their wives in suited &Iheir babes
murdered; when baretootsd and bleeding
they werc struggling for the liberties we
now enjoy, there aers demons among
them who rejoicod. So to-day while our
sons and our Brothers are struggling to
pelpstuate those liberties, and falling in
the struggle,by the hand of treason, there
are misoreants and traitors at home who
rejoice ID their falling, aud whose prayers
go up for their continued defeat.
Wheh the news OF our overthrow at Ma
masses was chrushing the spirit, Of the
loyal, traitors at home were made joyous
and openly glofied in our defeat.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
THEY DARE NOT DOIT.

The Tathill Rainey Clique of the De-
mocratic party Affect to believe that "the
present war is unholy, unjust, and damna,
ble." That ''it was commenced by the
Government" That its purpose is the
"aboltion of Slavery" aud that sit must
end in the overthrow Of the Union"
If the Democracy Of this county are
honest in their professions. if the war is
to prove SO disastrous, they viii prove
recreant to their honor, their interests, and
the interests Of humanity. if they do not
take strong grounds against it in their
County Convention, and yet they will mol
and dare not do it. They know the charges
they have made are false and they dar'
not commit themselves on the record.
| Gentlemen Democrats, you have you
County Convention on Saturday. Shov
your hands. -.,.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
GWernsey's Balm.
Lines on the Death of Hannah e. Hancoc ok

BY JAMES d. HANCOCK.
Hannah dear, OIL where art thou,
Thou dear, and lovely one;
Thou vast the treasure OF my heart,
But alasl l am undons,
Thou hast gone and left us here,
In this dark world of woe;
Oh! that death would soon draw near,
Blame me not, for | lov'd her so.
lov'd her then, love her yet,
Because she's gone, ! love her more;
Oh! that l never shall forget,
The angelic smile she wore.
miss thee, Hannah, III my walks,
miss thee in our social talks;
miss thee in pleasure, aud in pain,
But live in hopes we'll meet again.
Dear wife twas hard for me to part.
From one | lov'd with sll my heart;
To know that she, in the tomb doth lay
Her body mouldering into clay.
Thy body lies beneath the sod.
Thy soul, ascended to its God;
Il there will stay, whilst ages fee,
And, be happy In eternity.
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- s--777T----
FROM THE REBEL CAMP.

wAsHrSoroN. July s9.24CaP,. Allen Of
Massachusetts,. and two other Fedora
soldiers, have just arrived from Centre
vile. One was a member Of the list New
York, and the other Orlando Waldrop, oi
Wisconsin ed regiment, Trey were pri,
sonsrs at Sadley Church. but escaped.
Capt. Allen says the rebels admitted Q
loss Of 500 killed in the battle of Sun
day. The rebels have 800 Of our me1
prisoners. but they are well treated.
: The rebels refuse to bury the bodies o
Zouaves, and any one with red shirts ol
pants Of Zouave cut, farce badly at theil
handa.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
SOUTHERN NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, July 3o.--The Richmond
Bank Convention adjourned, after advis
ing the Confederate Government to issue
500. .o00. 900 in Treasury notes.
Toombs has resigned the State Secreta-
ryship oft Confederate States. Hun.
Ter of Virginia succeeds him.
The Government gunboats here CROSS
Portland Bar to New Albany, yesterday.
where they will be equipped.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
Important Dispersion of the Rebels and
Capture of COntTaband.

FoEsYrHE. TRACY Co. No. July 23.-
Gen. Sweeney's command, which left
Springfield on Saturday last, arrived here
to-day and dispersed tapd Of $50 rc5.
els stationed here, and took possession of
the town. Five of the rebels weie killed
and several wounded, Three of our men
were slightly wounded, but none killed.
The first and second stories OF the
Courthouse here were filled with blankets
provisions, camp equipage, &c. which
together with two tons Of lead found in a
we'll, and other articles secreted in differ.
ent parts of the town, in all valued at be.
tween $4,000 and 10000, fell into our
hando. Mr.. Wilkey. correspondent OF
the New York Times, was slightly wound
ed.
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Daring aud Fortitude ofwouuded officers

ThurlOw Weed writes from Washing.
ton: Captain Putnam of Minnesota re-
giment, with a ball through his arm, kept
the field all day, and then brought his
men back in order, marching himself near
ly thirty miles! / also visited COL Hieut-
zelmau, who, leading division. recei we'd
a Mimic rife ball In his sword arm. 1t
was extracted by the urgeon during the
battle, while the Colonel was in his saddle
at the head Of his column. The wound
was bandaged, and the Colonel kept in
his saddle (the last q leave the feld) for
twenty hours,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
SOLDIERS LETTERS.

WAsHNeToN. July 29.--The Post Office
Department has issued the following:
"Postmastets will take notice, that al
prepSid letters to soldiersin any regimen
il the service, and directed to them a
points where they have been stationed
may be forwarded. whenever praoticle, tt
any other point to which they may have
been ordered. without further oharg,
thereon for forwarding. es
(Signed) J.sA. OASSIN.
First Assistant Postmaster General"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

~The Democratic County COnvcn-
tiOd meets in this city on Saturday text.
They may adopt resolutions endorsing
the Eagle and opposing the war but ws
hardly think they tOiN. There is not
back bone enough in the tories to stand
up to the rack.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

17rH RreIMENr. I'VE invite special at.
tention 10 the letter published on our first
page, from Capt,J, W. SrScHcoMB. 1t
will be found very interesting, containing
as i: does. history Of their route up to
the time it was written.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

Program Of the Lancaster DIstrIet
Ministerial Association TO meet In
Lancaster, August 9, 1891.
PRHAcHH0.
!. Tuesday q p. N..."...".".. l.. Carol.
!, sP.M"""..."""
ExponTIoH.
/. Marx. ch 2ssBd 00....".... Jts. Robinson.
2. Romans ch 0o......."."... G. 3. Lowis.
., N stbew IS eh To I5."...... 3. Ellis.
sERNoH.
!. Timothy eb 2 ......"..... D. Lewis.
EssArs.
I. How arc We 70 distinguish between the vltnes,
fthe spirit, and tie appreciation ofbo conscience
W, q. Ross.
2. Identity ofths human body in tho resurrection
Tbos II. Hall.
3. The duties OF fcass Lesders--w. c. Filler.
4. The importance OF spiritual ininstry--w. Mul.
lenniK.
s. Fasting-its obligation and observance Hol.
aday.
0. The character Of Joshus-J. W. White.
Z. Conscience--I. Martin.
g. The Importance OF pastoral yisiting-J F.
Longman.
0. Criticism considered with reference 10 minste.
rial sssociahons-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.
turet-A. Carroll.
10, What constitutes call to The ministry. Us. NJ
Bright.
II. The Personality and Work Of tho Deril.--c. 3.
FELTON,.
IA. Are the Heathen reciT tents Of the benefits Of
the aionement.--J, W. Young.
Is. Life and Character ofJudaS.--Geo. Ebhght.
TTA concert will be given BY tho sabbath School
OF the NJ. Z. Church, on Wednesday evening follow
Ing, with addresses by some OF the Ministers present
Admission 10 cents, the proceeds to be appropriated
for the beneat Of the School, is
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

%There is "suall. eight,by ten,
crossroads lawysr," called JHFFRtEs.
[ Judas Cataline Jeffries) now canvassing
this county for the Legislature, What
said JeIfries ever done Tor himself or
country, 70 sntitle him to the position
sought, or what right he has above other
men, is not known, unless it be his zeal.
Gus, consistent, persistent and everlasting
Office seeking prOpensities. Said Jeffries
is a bitter opponent. of the present wal
and is now engaged in publicly and pri.
Yately deuounciug the Government.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

pA-L. o. DAVIS has just finished for
us splendid set Of harness.. For neatness,
durability and ,cheapness, they cannot be
beaten in Southern Ohio. If our readers
want good harness, let them call on Jack
If they want old harness we'll and speed
lily msnded, call ON Jack. If they want
lines, collars. saddles, whips, Go, &C.,
call on Jack, in Martins Row, back Of
the city Hall.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

Brev't Liett. BUrrERrlnLb, CompauyA,
Capt. StalfOrds, lst Regiment. o. V. NJ,
was in our city yesterday. Lieut.. Butter
field looks well, and gives a good account
ofhimselfand Company: He returned to
Columbus this morning, where he will
remain with the Company until paid Of
and mustered out Of the service,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
OBITUARY.

DIED-In LithoPols. July 18th. 1851,
FRANK bUDwIe, Youngest son Of William
and Rosauna Stallsmlth, aged three years
and fourteen days.
"This tender bud,
So young aud fair, gfrtE
Called hence by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet the flower,
In paradise could bloom"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

TThs last Eagle came down beauti-
fully, gracefully aud greatly, We hops
no feathers We're sOiled or bones broken
in the descent.
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DIssoiufinn Notice.

NoT1CE is hereby given that the partnership here
Y tofore existing between Combs. Pugh & Co.. has
this day been dissnlveh by mutual consent. The
business of the firm will be carried in the future
by Pugh Dunn, who invite all the old customers 10
cnnhnue their patronagc-at the "0lh Gregg Stand,
in Lithopolis. COMBS. PUGH & DUNN,
P. s. G. W. Combs being Jesirous Of settling up
with his old customers, VIII be glad 10 all those
who are indebted 20 him, al the old stand in Roval
ton. G. W COMBS
Litborolis Ohio lima u 1as, Sr,,I
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July II, ls61.-3wll

ENPLoYHENT.--The Erie Sowing Machine compa
ny viii furnish employmontto q few active men tC
act as gents for thOh. A preference will be giver
those we'll acquainted in tho dstrictfor which they
apply, fOrwhich AOrvIoe they are willing to give
commission, pay salary Of 400 to 700 dollar.
year and expenses. For particulars, address Erie
SsoIaH MasAiRb Company, r. JAMES, General agent
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

In TowN.-Ws notice just before going
to press, that H. scOTf, jr., IeAAc BUT
rERTrnLp and WILLIAM RtthARbs. from
Capt. Stafford's company. have arrived,
looking very we'll. 1t is uncertain what
day the company will ge. here. probably
not before next -possiblylon satur-
dav ~ a 't E.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

RA special dispatch says that Capt.
TOmptins, of the U. s. Cavalry, cap.
tured go rebels back Of Fort Oorcoran on
the 2sth ult.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
BRIGHToH STOCK YARDS,
Tuesday Evening. July 81.

Tuesday Evening, July 81.
Beef Cattle-The receipts Of Cattle for
the last week has been moderate. The
sales Of the week have been lights good
portion Of the stock still remains unsold
We quote ordinary 81 5oal 75; fair 81.
az So; extra SO 3Oa2 30; choice Sc Goa.
.975,
sheOp-sheep are stlliug at 81 5oaQ
per head.
Hogs-Are very scarce and 10 demand
at 1853 Is y 100 lbs. gross.
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CINCINNATI HORSE MARKET.
TUESDAY EYENrYo, July 80, 1851.

The past week has been trying one
on horse dealers. On Wednesday last
the Government. agents receivsd,orders to
purchase no more horses until otherwise
directed; and the consequence has been
that every hing in The horse line has come
TO a square halt.
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Emmmwzmva

VTIRGINIA PRGGFT bound by indenture to the
Y undersigned, runaWsy on Wednesday evening.
June 70. 1851. Al persons are hereby forwsrned not
to trustthe said VrZinia Pagrst my account. as
will not ne responsible for her debts One mill re
ward will be paid for her return.
June 81, l58l--3sl3H MONROE SEUPE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

RTOTlCE IS hereby given 20 all whom II may coz
eert ,iha, at the next Session Of eCommis.ion.
ers ofFsirfeld County, % b held in SEPTEMBER
NEXT. there Will be pre,ented petition praying for
the vacation the following described Coazy Roes,
N VT: 4 part N he road from Llhopolis 10 the
Royslt0n and Circleyills Turnpike. commencing 81
tho Bloom tSTnshipne. Thence through the lands Of
with the said R0yaton and Circle Vile Tnrnplke
MANY PETITIONERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

Basil HousE.-We are glad to notice
that J. MoeAlIA Esq, has recently taken
possession Of and fitted up the above
house in good style, for the accommoda-
ton Of the travelling public. Jim ranks
A No. 1 in the list df landlords.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

Capt. E. T. HooKER's Company for the
three years service is full. and will leave
for Columbus to-day.
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MARRIED..

On the 24th lns:., at the house of Mrs.
Ameda Outcalt by Rev. Vogh, Mr.. James
j. SUrPaEN and Miss MoLLIE E. PUeH,all
of Baltimore Ohio.
As dcwdrops unite on the sweet blushlng roses,
So the hearts these loving and lov'd one;
And may they in Union OF love still repose,
TIL they bask in the light of q ne'er setting sun.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

EEAu interesting letter from our
war correspondent HARRY oOAER, will be
found in another column.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
LAFAYETTE ACADEMY.

The 1rst term OF the Academic year OF Tarayette
Academy, will open on Monday the esth Of July. un
der the snperntendence OF B. F. Pears, aided by s
competent assistant. A Normal Department. will be
opened for those preparing TO teach. aud particular
attention will be given 10 those entering that de part.
ment.
TUITt0N-4. and sc for term Of u weeks.
West Rushvile, Ohio, June, ls6l-6wl2.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01

Estate of Isaac FinkbOne; Sr., Dec.
NToTICE in hereby given thatthe undersigned has
n been duly appointed and qualiaed as Rdninistra
tor OF ths estate of Isaac Finkbone, ST., deceased
late Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
A. l.. SIMMONS.
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E,tate OF John McCla,n.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y heen duly appointed and q1al fed So hdmiuisira.
tor Of the estate Of John McLsin deceased .las Of
Fairfield comfy. Ohio. ROBERT McCLAIS
June 20. 1aG1-2R19
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WHEELER d Wnsos's sGwrNa M

l., 4. 4 y
WHEELER .& Wnsoks SEwrNa MA
CHIMES. This Machine is now acknowl-
edged. by competent judges, to be the
best ia use. We dropped in few
days since at Ed Billiughurst's, and saw
one in operation. 1t fells, gathers, hens,
tdcEs. quilts. and does any other kind oI
sewing. au4 in our judgment the worl
for noatuess and stability, cannot be ex
celled. We commend it to the ladies,
and our word for it, any person purchas'
ing this machine at its present low price,
cannot fail to BE- satisfied. Mr.. Billing
hurst is the only agent in the county.
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nrLYMAN q. Obs and JAMES LYONS

gL LYMAN H. OLDs and JAMES LYONS,
under the 6rm Of OLDs & Lyons, have
become agents for DR.. J. TArLOR's Nur-
SER, Newport, Ky. They will receive
orders At the store room of Lyons q Son,
for ali Kinds Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, Garden Fruits, shrubbery, &c.
This Nursery covers about 500 acres of
ground, and it is said its fruits have no
equsl, either in size or quality. We take
great pleasure in recommending the
agents. knowing them to be honest, clever
JIMMY will offer Il for sale at his store
room on Saturday next. lot of green
corn aud peaches. fresh from Cincinnati
Those who are fond Of luxuries would do
%sil to calf. ".
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Gbt Markrts.
Lancmsfer Produce nTnyIreI

- ONAS(( AAAAI - GNs
[coRREcrED wEEKLY By H. A. oEsELEIs. |
Flour per barrel $3.50
Wheat per bush 7o@75
Oats per bush i6alg
Rye per bush 3sa4O
Barley per bush 4oa45
Flax Seed per bush 75asO
Beans per bushel 80
Salt per barrel l75aqOo
Hogs (gross) 83@4
Corn per bush a3a25
Timothy seed, per bush 100
Clover Seed per bushel 400
Lard per II 7ae
Pork per ID eas
Batter per ID Q
Eggs per dozen s
Corn Meal per bush SOa4o
New Orleans Sugar per ID staIO
Molasses per gal. 5Oa5d
Coffee per ID. 1ea17
Potatoes per busbel lSass
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NJ OTi CB IL hereby given to all whom ii may con.
eern, that al the next Session ofine Commission.
ers of Fairfield comfy, 10 be held IN SEPTE.HBE r
the establishment ofihe following described coEnt,
Roaf. to-wit: Commencing on the Turnpike Road
leading rom Royalion N C,rclevle at the Blcor1-
6eld Road with said Turnpike thence d1e North on
the half Section line Of Section No. Flya 5 IA Aman-
Ga Tovnsbp IS near practicable, 70 tie Township
line Of Bloom Township.
.EaST PETITIONERS
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NaRTIWCHC.

A-I THAvE changed my place Of
M5AlfSsSS business % BASIL, Ohio; All
Nltsp sS&O book account, gillplease call al
once and pay up. L. z. 70 settle
and recelpt Tor ne. nsoFF ZOE, IN Talm sdge Bioek
TAncastsr, April 4 ,fset--M ,
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GUERNSEY'S BALM.

TMMEDIATELY removes or prevents 4 naamation
from the worst Burn Seald, Bruise, Fracture. Ia,
orfesh wound Of any Kind and its healing quality s
truly vonderful.. For Neuralgia, rheumatism, a que
In the breast Frosted Feet Chilhlans, ,&c.,
II is the beet application known. ItprevenIs swell
ing pain IRRITABLE from Mosquito bites, bAs stipgs,
poisonous plants, &c. II will certainly cure Ctonp.
ness. 95 cents a bottle. for sale by Druggists and
Storekecpers, IRWIN STONE. Sole Proprietor, No.
Spruce Sire OF, New York. sept,20, ,ledV--ly@o
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NHARTIF LUDGE, No. Z, meets eTery Monday
~ Evening.
WOODWORKING ENCANPMENT, 10. as, meets
I'd and 4th Thursday EVeningfn each month.
Lancaster aprlll2 I360--2ii
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Further Information will be given al The recruiting
rendezvous, next doorto theLa 0ire ofMediil. Con
dell Pugh, on the Court Houss sdusro: Lancaster,
Ohio. W. N. GRANGER, Cspisin
July 2', lesl-l7tf 18Th Infantry Recruiting oEcer