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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

ID r. L.
HI In csses of por scarlet fever meses putd
throat diphes coughs and colds RAILWAYS Ready Relsf
ard Regulating Ps resorted TO- no danger need DC sPps
hen1ed applications Of the Relief and few doses OIL
the Pin. will every vesge Of the disease used when
the symptoms appear Pces-Reie 2oc &c. and u PEE
bottle; Pills, 25c. per boz. =,
Sold By drug ists and storekeepen everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

CORPORATION NOTICE.-A petition has been
~ presented to the Board Of Aldermen fo sewer with the
necc,sary receiving basins and cuveI to be built IL 10Th
from 47ths also for sewer with the necessary
ceyinE basins and cuver IN 49t commencing 900 feet west
lOtsv with the llthGy. Parties inter
above and having objections 20 the
oueed their directed the Chairman OF the
COMMITTEE on Sewers Board Of Aldermen. No City Hall
RICHARD BARRY Committee
z. l. A. BOOLE,
T. 8. Nxs Clerk. JOHN II. BRADY Sewers.
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Hle0ieal.
COUT AND RHEUMATISM. THE excruciat.

GOUT AND RHEUMATISM The excruciat,
NJ ins main OF out or relieved 10 two hoars and
cured IN few DAYS by that celebrated "Engihh Medicine
BLAlRs GOVT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS They give I've M ~.
attach in two or three days require neither eonnne men. nor
tsnton Of any lnd certain TO prevent the sout
Any Vital part Price 81 and IS cents per boz
Prepared by PROUT HARSANT, Nc; 2is strand LONDON
England and sod BY their agent MILTON HshSAN eoas.
and Broadway, andby Y. G. WELLS Co., no ITO FisiAn
St, N. Y. and by all druggists A., ...,
drr.s oil Ihomas Prout No Strand London" to be I'm
upon the Government stamp affixed to each box o. the
Renuins medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
Hlusieal .Jnstrnments.

A GREATLY IMPROVED PlANO-FORTE.
IA LIGHTE 4 BRADBURYS, -
Manufacturers Of NEW SCALE OVERSEEING BASS
PATENT INSULATED FULL lRON-FRAmE GRAND and
SQUARE PIANO-FORTE No. AL Rroome-st Pianos TO Let
A LBERT WEBERs new Oyerstrung irOn-frame
IA PIANO-FORTES warranted unsurpassed In every respect
and sold the lowest prices at the Mandatory No a3 West
Broadway, CanAl.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
Ocean Cleaners.

CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BEL
- FAST, LONDONDERRY, and DUBLIN for s3ozThe
AL powerful Clyde built steamship UNITED klN6DOm.
Cent, Craig will .a Pier No. 81 North River foot of
Beach on TUESDAY Feb 49, at IL noon TIL, amship Is
OF passengers Rates Of passage; Cabin, ESQ lE,ermediate
S3S Stersg $50 including abundant supply Of cooked pro
vision. Apply to PRANClS MCDONALD Co, No. 81
Broad. st. coner OF South William. ,
The ,ucceedns steamship JOHN BELL, will sail on TUES
March
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90 h1hom It man gcneern.

CORPORATION petition has been
~ presented to the Board Of Aldermen for sewer IN Norfolk
e. between Grand and Hester'sts
Also for sewer 3dAy commence at the sewer now
built in Is't to extend 10 and through ih to point 81
Also resolution for sewer sSd from the present
Also petition for sewer in s6hst nom 3dsv to LeIns
Also resolution for sewer in Elm s between Grand and
xiso for sewer In vsndam, from vaCk to MAOdOu'
Also, petition fer in Little JSne:,s' p,..a,.
Also fox In 50th St. between sth.sy and broad"sy
Also for q sewer in 4th.av from 18th to seth SITS -
s oo So.SS .sys 'a the nopS
Also for ssewer in ion sv between 1otn hI AND
4o resolution for building receiving basins and cuvers on
Che northwest south corners of 50 and Shst
Also for receiving basin and Culver on the corner
Also petition Tor sewer Dsys between Greenwich and
Also resolution for In tshst from sthSv to the
Also resolution receiving basin and cuivert the north
Also resolution for receiving and cuver the north
Also petition fox sewer Lsight., from HudsOns. to
so resolution for sewer in 4sh 9Th aud 10th
Also for sewer in North Moorss from HudsOn-.t to
meet with sewer in West Broadway.
Also for sewer s7ths 4th to sdsv, to cOnnectw with
Aso' for sewer in 1s.sv, from 25th to 26,h-.t.
as % ssstISp fy sS s IN thence Tou
Wos Sth,t the 18th thence through the lh-sy south
s and connecting with the sewer already bout through "s
Also for sewer on the side of 4thsv from ssh't to
Also for sewer on the east side 4ha between ah and
Also for sewer In Janest from Greenwchsv to sthsv
Also for sewer in Sd av, between ltth and lBth,t,
Also resolution for sewer in Mott ST.. between Blocker and
A.o for saver In 5hst between 9th and Lexinytonsy
AO petition for sewer In sdsv, between lO6h and 10th
ni4.. resolution 70, SEVERN l''A' from '''' to r':
Also, for. sewer % III from al.t e ssdst v,-
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SOOTHING LETTER.
GEORGE A. FOWLER Of auilsord vd....

GEORGE A. FOWLER Of 9uiford writes;
Permit me to say tOyou that MRS. wINsLows soorH-
ING SYRUP has unprecedented sale with ma snoe NV 49,.
TONERS hsve ssceraned lite inertia This 1. thu 6r. tim.
thirty yes drug business that have Endorsed sas.
for its intrinsic good qualities never besor, tbi, ,,
recommendation Of any psen. medicine. know not vas. M
composition IT, but believe perfectly hsrle.. and ..
know gives the greatest sacton to parents and uu..
afordns Quietade and relief without any UNPLEASANT effects a.
tending lie use.
Yours, respectfully,
GEORGE A PowLl1.
Millions Of bottles Of MRS. wTNsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP used every year the United States for eAa
dreu tsehins with nsvsrsins success. Relief nssusu
and CERTAIN.
MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP 4. sure 10 ssulss,
the bowelA
Orders coming every day Druggists "a all p,rs ~
the country, Send more Of mrs w1NsLows sOOrH-
ING SYRUP"
Million. Of bottles Of MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold every year In the United States.
Give old for diseases Incident to the period
teehhs children Here you have that old for costs
In the form of MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP mover fails 70 rive
inlmsdiats relief
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is .old By IL
druggist, throughout the United States
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs-MRs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing tia. you can rsy
upon give yourself and relief and help your insat
MRS wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has bee. the
means Questioning the dropping spirits of many mohsr
TbI.i, the season Of the year to use MRS wINsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP. -
To every mother who has children suffering from any Of tho
complaint. incident to this period Of teshns say do no. ss
your predce the preudces of Others stand In the
way Of the reefthat will sureye absolutely fol.
low tn. use Of MRs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Druggists everywhere keep MRS WISsLowS
SOOTHING SYRUP for children .eethng No medicine In The
United States sells like IT, It sa standard medicine, and 10
fame world wide Physicians order and use 1t wherever 10
magical effects have been witnessed
During the thirty Of and ncressns popx
.riy Of MRS. wINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP, innumsr.
able CoRDAL- and other nOun' prepared BY preteuds<
NJ D have sprung up and lived bs mushroom existence.
while the SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly incressnG
In popularity and become hou'ehOld word and Thousands q
mothers thank Mrs wrLow for the health Of the chidrss
BIZ the use Of her invaluable article
When the present Of Cordial" have followed In the
foe.sep, their ustrtous predecessors" MRS wNsLowa
SOOTHING SYRUP VIII continue to be popular fsvs.s ed
. blessing TO every mother.
None genuine unls" the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS
Nsw.Yort Is on the outside wrapper.
sodb Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office, No. 10 cedar.st, New-York
Price only Is cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

IN ROAD for Albany and Troy connecting with the New.
also w s H., Northern Ros for os Ra
land Burlington, Pssbws ROucs Point. Osdensbush aud
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. commanding MONDAY. Dec
"a o trains WI snys c = train from Tryou
row nsa, City Hall 70, ASsuy 5e aSa, and 80 r.
. p . 5'% o% ,a Depot s ~ ot AEs SsSy a
Efpre.. mail train from aShst pot For crotOn Fails
% 'SRp%f s sSsP
all s ion: from ah Depot For White Whit. Plains ho SIs
Am,bhdse Il m $3.50 m from 2eh st. Depot stopping
RETrKsIsc viii leave Albany. ! q m and 4p p m East
@ East Albany ii Erps.s NH ain. cfotoD
Balls - :,1 stopping a. all station. north of fremont White
lions Wii.m,bddse, $50 m. and p m Stopping a, ali
stations Wlamsbdge 10 (Wednesdays and Saturdays
sa S' and Baggage l ySfS St %
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fo ALBA
IL NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
Anu From rom Cbsmber .s From sl.,.t
Express and ii NJ and 325 i2s l;O g. NJ apd 3so ana
Troy ard Albany with sleep iO5 p Sunday. inOuded)
Poushisep.e tain, 1880 M H. aud u 30 and IA,
sa sia. sl.a ' SJ and 40 iss IS
'''"A ''''' '''' A. ". Smith Superintendent.
~ DELPHA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
ClTYhG aud Express Lines leave NewYork at g. and IL
and and m Fare 81 Through ticket, .Od for Gin;
cinDa, ard the West and for Wssngon New Orleans and
the South &C. and through baggage ohscied Warrington
- m. and p m. trains ''
g.W, WQQpRQFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will be received Tor dy ns delivered and
checked IS minutes in advance OF the time ofeayins.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot OF Coursndt Connecting at Hampton juno
ton with Delaware ackawsnna spd Western Railroad and at
Easton with ehigh Valley Railroad and It's connections forming
a direct line to Harrisburg without change of cars.
WINTER ARHANGEMENT-Commenei December 10,
l860-Lesve New York az follows: - .
HARRIsBURG EkPREssAt6 fer Easton, Reading Potts
Vile, Harrisburg Msuch Chunk Willismsport, kc:
Man TRLN-AtBa m. for EsstoD, Water Gap, Scranton
Great Bend, Piston Wilkesb.rre, SC. ,,
I2s. THRoUGH TRATN-For Eason, Mapch Chunk, Whnaus
port Reading Pot.ivills, Harrisburg &c. ~
'tPY TmRoUGa TKAiS-FOr ESs,on, Bethlehem, Allentown
and Hsuch Chunk.
$50 " WAY TRNs-For Sonervile
Express TRAIN HARKISBuRG-The6 0 m Express Train
from arrives Harrisburg e. 1910 10 time 20
connect trains East and Wes Central
Railroad Northern Central North and south AID With the Cum
berand Valley Railroad.
ELIraBKrHposr AND Nsw.YoEK Fksnr-Leaye Esw.Y
from Pier No. North River at aud II o. N $3.50 and w.
LRAyH ELEABRTH-At 6:land s:5a IN. 20 spdi 1880 D. NJ
The stop Bergen Point and Mariner Harbor
each way. JOHN o. SrERNS Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

CORPORATION NOTICE.-A Resolution has
sSs
Also for crosswA from the southeast corner OF East Broad
Also, to Gag On 2sth st., between 7th and sthsy.
Ao, to pave GouyeTneurs from Divdon to Wnert, with
Also pave ssht between 7sh and sthsvs with Belgian
Also for psvar Ssth between ssh and shav, with Bel
Ean or trsPblocf pavement,
s, a. sIs sS 70 ny d 70 % the "
Also e ssst from East River with Belgian
to pave from sthsv to Hudson River with trap
Also to pave Oshsrie.t from Bowsry to sOutst, with
Belgian or trsPbloct pavement 49, II,
Bslslan OF BLOCK pavement
Also to pave from Houston to lehst with Belgian
Also 70 pave dsv from the south side Of 5hs to the north
side ofesth-st, with Belgian or trspblock pavement
Ala, 70 pave Houstonst fOm Avenue D. 70 BOwery with
Belgian OF trap block psyemsnt
hI.o tSs cro.,v.s be laid at the inter,econ Of Scanned
Also to Deg sidewalk and set curb and gutter stones in 10Th
Also sidewalks and 'e curb and gutter stones in sthsv
between SD and 5t.hsts.
Also Gag side Of sd st. between 9Th and 10th ava,
Also to relay oroswsts corner Vesey and Ws,hngtsn
Also to reHas Astorpsce, between 4thsv and Lafayette
Also. to Gag sidewalk, around Abng donsquare.
Also that the southern ADD westerly sidewalks q Madison
square be paved In conformity with the other two sides
Also tbs. efosswsI % laid from til. aide Of JsctsODs
10 The ferry al the foot Of said street
Also TO pave 4h from sh 10 Broadway, with Belgian
pavement the property to pay onethd
and the city the remaining two-thrds thereof :
Also TO pave 3lss from 6hsy 10 Hudson River Railroad
Depot, with Belgian or tTap-block psyement
As to reset curb andgter and flag In lth from 42d To
csth-st ..--..-. .-..
Also to Gag sidewalks In 3hst between let and 7dsvs
Alec % psve Chas from John to FuitOn't with Belgian
Also lay cgOvsks from Hunter, Point 10 the southwest
corner Of Is-sv. and 54thf
Psties having objections the shove win send their obec
tons directed Aid r. l. A. B00LE Chairman Of the Com
FL A. BOOLE, )Committee
- PI.. JOHN Russell,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
furniture.

EIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
Il Plain Decorated and Grained Solid Walnut and Oak Sets.
Mattresses, Spring Beds &c.
J. W. FISHER Co. Manufacturers,
No. $50 Broadway marble budding bet Beecke and Bondst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
printing,

AT EyERDELLs, 800 Broadway, cor. Duane
N st. WEDDING CARDS In elegant styles ct low prices.
See the Ribbon Knot for Cards Specimen. sent BY mail
Attn JOHNSTON g. Co.'S No. $50 BoweJ,
n corner Broomet, Wedding and Visiting Cards Notes 10,
sst OF very prices Specimens BY mail Fine Wstch
Jewery Silver and Silver Plated Wares at low prices
AT VIM EVERDELLs SONS.-WeddinS
"A CARDS Of the latest styles at No l04 Fulton st. N. Y
WV. EyERpELL, IT, HENRY EVfRbELL. fsAScnE vBRDnII.
CLOTE g. JAMES,
- sTATIONERS PRINTERS, and BLANK BOOK MANU-.
gACrURERS No. 90 Fulton Orders respectfully solicited
fssal Notices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

CORPORATION NOTICE.-A petition has been
nre,ented 70 the Board Aldermen to pave 4ths, be-
tween BANK and sta, with trap block pavement the
pwner, Of property pay f the expense and the re-
sunS half to Be paid by the city Parties objecns 70 the
same requested to send their objections, directed to the
Chairman Of the Committee Streets Board Of No
9 City Hall l. A BOOLE, lCommi'tee
Ts Nns CLERK JOHN II. BRADY, Streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

MEDICAL.-A popular treatise on Structure ct II,
Pbips member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons Of England
sodby GODFREY bookseller No soi BroadTy r sS 10
al his Office No 10 West 1hst by letter oq al
diseases the Womb Bladder lin cure OF which no cuth
caustlc Ia used. Hours from 10 to g. m ana anu
10 p. N. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

rJ,O LEASE.-The extensive MANUFACTURE
i ING PREMISES Nos "a and 26 Wooster st Brood
way and CanA been used seven YEAR past a. Piano Forte
No 81 WoosteTst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

CHICKERING g. SONS
" GRAND, SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
Wsrerooms, No. 69i Broadway
Sons have been awarded thirty eight PEe Medals for the
superiority Of their manufacture for the past rs years
Pianos 10 Rent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

rNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM sRv.IORk LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage TlJV
Second Cabin Passage. -
YROs BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passnge
Second Cabin Passage. w
The ship, from New oTk call at Cork HaIbor
The ship, from Boston cali 81 HalfaI aud Cork HMbor
PERSIA Capt Judiins AFRICA Capt Shannon.
ARABIA Capt. J. Stone CANADA, Capt Lang.
ASIA Capt l. @. Lott AMERICA. Capt. Noodle.
AUSTR AtAsIAN NIAGARA, Capt. Anderson
Capt T.. M Hocilry. EUROPA, Capt. J. Leitch.
SCOTIA buiidnz)
Thess vessels clear The hight nssthesd
stx1boaTd bow red on port bow, 49, -
ARABIA Stone leave. New Yok. "Wednesday Feb 10
CANADA Boston. w ednesday Feb 20
AFRICA shannon leaves Newly ork We3uesday Feb 81
AMERICA leave, Boston. NV edne'dsy Mar
AUSTRALASIAN, - 90 - . =.
Hockey leaves New. Y ort. W cdnesd,y Mar. II
NIAGARA Noodle. Boston. W ednesday hsr ~
Berth. secured until pod for.
An experienced Sorgcou ON board =, , =,
she owner. sh. win not be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion spec. Jou-ly. Precious stones Or Msi.s,
unless L,ing signed therefor and the value thereof
therein .rpr-usd. FOR freight or Ps,-sEs, spply to
r.. CUkAKD, No. Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
miscellaneous.

A LEXANDERs SILAMEAU, for RESTORING
N the NATURAL COLOR Of the HAIR, without STAINING
tie SKIN, aud without PREPARATION:
simple application producing shade Of color from brown
TO beautiful black dependant the number Of applications
producing permanent and natural color and beautiful SOFT
silky and glossy appearance. . .
This article IL one Of the extraordinary discoveries Of
modern science dispensing entirely with ell prepsrdons
IN other Dyes leaving permanent ssin 'mut
on the skin, and free from any pornicious effects
This Dye has -. -, ,,on,n
For sale retail by all Druggss and Wholesale By sClEFFE
LIN BROS. NJ York and H. O A. WRIGHT, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

nR. A. II. FLANDERS,
~ Formerly Professor In Homeopathic College ut fhha,
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL, N. \.
Consultations TO p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing and eub.rtiny pa''orssrn Queens
town reland The Liverpool New York, snd Philadelphia
Steamship Company intend dpa,chDs their full cred Clyde
built lfon Steamships Ar ioloSG;
woo. SelIleAJt fcD'
CITY OF BALTlMORE.......s Saturday, 90. y
And ever SATURDAY. at noon, from Pier No. "a, North
River.
PAs.GHi
FIRST CABIy........S5Sl STEFRAGE............e go
Fir,t Cabin London.. 30 SteeIase to London... ~
s,ser.ss Return Tlrtets good FOR SIX mouths 90
gers Forwarded TO Par' src Hamburg Bremen, Rot
t.rdanl Ln,w.Tp, kc at reduced through fares
Peons wishing bug their iiends buy tickets heie
at the ovns New YoTk: From Liverpool Queens
town-F, Cabin t3 ts3 and l0o steersSe nom Liver
pool, 60; from Queenstown en-
Thee STEAMERS have superior scommoistionsf Tor passenger
and c.Try e1t.rerr.d suasoa. They bu IN wutogh.
iron and have pseli Fire AnnihatoFs on board
For further information apply IN Liverpool % NM lNhhS
Asrpt No "a WA,sr.,L IN 6la,so~ 70 VIM IEMAN No.
81 EDoch .Qu.T.; IN Que.u1.ovn C. w. ID sEYMOURk
CO IN London 70 EWES MACY, No 81 kins Wilsm-.t
N Paris IL LES DECOJE 40 3P.ce do Bo1Ese In PHI.
.dspha JOHN DALE No 100 Walnut It, or a. ;he Com
psny's ohcsl JOHN o. pALE A.shI y
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90 Get.

III light ROOMS and STEADY POWER t
4 4 LHT-By JOHN GAUDU, No. 1O2 Walksr.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

DIANOS, MELODEONS, ALEXANDRA OR
CANS and all kinds Of Musical instruments Sheet Music,
Music and all kinds Of Musical Merchandise ct the low
possible prices Second hand Pianos at great bargains from
g25to One 1octave secondhand front round corners
fancy ess etwot desk and oversuug for f5 Pianos and
Nelodeons and allowed purchased Monthly pay
'''N'' ~ Wv HORACE WATERS, Agent,
No. $50 Broadway, Eew.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

CORPORATION petition has been
~ presented the Board Of Aldermen for IN Norfolk
o., between Grand and Hester'sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MOTHERs.-MRs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Ia the only thing that you rsJ
upon give yourself and relief and help your naat
MRS. wINSLOws SOOTHING SYRUP has bess The
means Questioning the dropping spirits of many mothsr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25

see that under the direction and control
Of these gentlemen who love you SO well.
who now pretend to be SO moved in your
behalf, and whose real purpose is to get
another chance TO plunder you Of your
earnings. yous taxes have almost doubl.
ed. Wc will give you two examples Of
the manner in which taxes have been in
creased.
In 1847 the county Commissioners
charged fees $934. In 1860 $685.
Amount stolen and balsnce in favor of
Commissioners, 1861.
J our distinguished Clerk Of Common
Pleas who is one Of the loudeSt takers
about "high taxes" according to the re-
port Of N. A. Daugherty, John s. Brasee
and John NJ. Connell, and the figures of
James W. S,inchcomb, has charged tie
county, drawn from the treasury anc put
in his pocket the nice little sum Of 81 400,
illegal fees, which he politely refuses to
pay over.
These are two examples of thousand
that nigh! be put. We hope they will
Waken the people to the truth.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25

The two Ohio Regiments seam to have
introduced variation into the service on
the eve of the battle by refusing to serve
under Gen. ScHENoK. At the present
this is unaocountable, as it was but Sat-
urday reported that they had volunteered
with great enthusiasm to ovsrstay their
time in order 10 be in the advance move.
ment and this response to speech Of his.
Gen. SoHEScK, however, showed in de-
Tending the retrest-the most trying po-
sltiou which an officer can be placed-the
qualities Of undaunted pluck and ability
which his friends expected from him. In
the midst of the general panic be retained
his presence Of mind, and rendered dis
tinguished services in protecting the reaI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25

rifle cannon, and they can't stand cold
steel. They will run in spite Of hell. And
vet these creatures talk Of subjugating the
South. Braggartsl they will be swept off
like the dried leaves of the forest before
the autumnal storms. x 4
The Southern columns at this moment
are laundering at the gates Of our desc
Grated Capitol. they will drive the North
ern Goths aud Vandals from the Temple
before another Sun. Then all hail! 10 the
glorious Ali!
JEFF. Davis will sup in the White House
tonight.
Farewell one aud ALIVE will meel
again over the smouldering ashes and
fried cracklings of Grease Spot--yes a.
Grease [Greece, But twill be living
"Grease !" Greece no more.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25

SAT- RHEuM.-This Is a disease the country is full
Of There are but few whole families entirely free
from It, The factiS, it takes so many forms, some
times in cracked hands, chapped lips, roughness OF
the skin, with oozng out OF watery fluid, with
great heat itching, burning, &C., &c. For this Dr.
s. "A. Weayers Cerate is a neverfailing cure; or
two bottles will the worst cases. 1t acts on diff
ferent principle from any article ever made. As a
proof ofits curative properties, we viii copy from
letter received from clergyman Of the highest
spectabillty. He says: Il was attacked with Salt
Rheum In my left leg, which had become very bad,
and was rapidly spreading. It had become a raw
sore, and the itching and burning had become inol-
erabe Iprocured bottle of your Cerate, and by its
my leg has been perfectly cured of the disease.
give this statement in hopes 1t may induce other
similarly afflicted to it, and say ifyou will use
t you will be cured.-4w15