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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-21

GLAD OF IT.-Bishop Hopkins, Of this Diocese in
reply to n number of New York merchants has writ
ten very able and lucid view Of the institution Of
Slavery, as drawn from the Scriptures 1t sustans
the views of Drs Raphael, and Van Dyke. Both the
old and now Testments are critically examined upon
the subject, all possible light Is thrown upon the in
vestigaon, and he undcniably shows that slavery Is
no sin according TO the Bible. We shall ondeavor to
find room for this letter. We are glad that the Bishop
has added the great weight Of his testimony to the
side Of the right.-Belors Falls argus.
"NIinisters should let politics alone and preach only
the gospel of Jesus Christ" the Argus has iteraed
and reiterated until those but little acquainted with
its idiosyncncics would possibly believe it to be sin
cere The truth is 1t sin in the sight of the Argus
for any clergyman any occasion to say aught
against the "barbarism of slavery;" it is only when
slavery is advocated as Scriptural and Diyinely
dered instituton-one owned and blessed of the Al
mghty-that political preaching is commended and
justified by this delectable journal. Now that Rabbi
Raphall, Bishop Hopkins and the argus assert that
slavery is sin, that buying, selling and stealing hui
man beings to make them slaves is Bible Institution
and legitimate out-gowth from christianity all who
believe in these new gospel uminaries will, of course
regard the question closed to all further argument
and as decided beyond all appeal. We can only re-
greet that the Evangests and Apostles had not the
benefit of these 'three great lights of Slavery wher
the canonical books Of the New Testement were writ
ten, otherwise the "new commandment and sundry
other scriptural injunctons would never have beer
put record. rho facts to be that neither cir
cumcison nor uncrcumcsion avaleth anything will
saints Moses John and Hiram, but Slavery is all il
all
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-21

Douring the sumo time the expenditures have beer
as folows
Orders of seectmen paid, S334O,t0
overseer of moor, 1910
On acct Of Town Hall notes r interest, 2550,50
Balance on hand, 1890
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-21
1890.
1850,

Total w 90, O92 056 3l,641,077 s449,921
The following table shows the proportion of slave
to free population in the different States in 1850 and
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

ETAdjutant General Thomas report
on Fremont and its publication is the
most prejudiced and unjust thing we have
met with in our time. The Missouri
Democrat disposes of the thing as follows;
On the one hand he is charged as not
moving with adequate force and rapidity,
and on the other as moving with made
quate equipments and suppliesl While
he remains, it is loudly declared that he
is abundantly provided with men. arms,
and supplies; and when he goes, it is al
legged against him that his regiments are
poorly provided, and his transportation
miserably scauty. e-i
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
OBITUARY

S ~ OBtIUAh1s
DIED Sin East lancaster. on Saturday
morning, the 26th uls,, WILLIAM PAxsoN,
and REBRY FRANKLIS, sons Of John &
Anna, NJ. Dell. w .PAxsoN aged l3 y rs
aud I month; and PEsRY F., years., 5
months and 25 days.
Hand in hand these little brothsrs
Often times PLAYED, with each other;
Hand in hand they Oft were seen
Since the pleasant days have been.
Beside the brook, beneath tte trees,
Many an hour were spent BY these
Two, who now have. hand in hanh,
Gone to far better land.
According to the Saviour's call.
~' They have gone and left US all;
AA.5 But we'll arrive in peace and love,
,,l To meet them in that world above.
AT Silver City, Nevada Territory, Octo
Der oh. 1861, WILLIAM KtNo, formerly
of this city. aged 45 years. 49,.
Mr.. King was o native of this city, auC
well known to our citizens, among whom
lie had many warm friends, and all 0
whom will hear Of his early death will
deep regret and sincere sympathy Will
his immediate relatives in this affection
He leaves three children. one being il
California, and the other two with hi
mother in this CITY. 90 no HHtFag
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

ooSMRT,- The ladies and gentlemen
to whom we were indebted for the very
delightful concert las. week, have con-
sented, at the request Of many Of their
auditors, to repeat their entertainment! on
Tuesday evening next. TheprOgramme
we are informed. will be entirely new.
and the entertainment will be concluded
by several interesting taJIaur vivant.
We understand that the nett proceeds
of the former concert, amount to, eighty
one dollars with the amount to be real.
ICED by hissecond effort will be invested
10 the purchase of blankets for the use Of
tie most needy ofthe Ohio soldiers in
the field. l.tr. ~.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
Wooden Miltens.

An officer from West Point. who com
mands one Of the finest regiments in the
service, suggests that wooden mittens for
the soldiers will be greatly needed when
the cold weather begius. Will not all
who can employ themselves in this way,
help to turnlsh FIVE hundred thousand
pairs? They should be knit with one
finger TO allow the free USE of the fret
finger and thumb. 1t is said there were
more soldiers disabled in the Crimean
war from frost bitten fingers. than non,
any other cause. All newspapers please
copy this.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

n H,fETE ~ 7-F7'rrN---7 o. rs 80 D.
The Killed and Wounded at Springfield.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
zetto writing from Springfield, Mo-, says:
CAMP Lyon, SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, -
Monday, Oct. 2S ,,,'.i 3 4
have time before the departure Of the
mail this morning, only to send you the
following official statement Of the killed
and wounded on the Federal side, in the
engagement of Friday last. ~ a'a7l'glt
1t is as follows: Killed, l8; MORALLY
wounded, Q; dangerously wounded. IL
slightly, 23, missing, 9, ~ i,ys das,r's9..,
The following is the dead and wound
ed Of The third company, composed entire,
lS Of young men from Cincinnati and
Covlngton: ..,'..... .',' '...,.'.... -, !, f
WoUSpED. .-Prlvstes II, NJ, Digsins
Allen Purdy, William Williams, DAME
iJones, -'Irwin, 3. F. Stabler, G. w
Moore, First Lieutenant Kennedy and %
Lieutenant Cough. se-. se'G. a'3sH
K1LLED.-Wh. Van Way of Sprins
Grove, Corporal j. Morrison of Coviug
ton, and Z. Davis of Clinton county, o.
MISSING. Robert Lee and William
Haskett Of Cincinnati. htr s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

NO@G-A GotD WArcH. The
subscriber lost, on Tuesday. the 9aI inst.
gold watch. on The road between Joseph
Gundy's and Lancaster. The finder viii
be liberally rewarded upon returning the
watch to the undersigned at Carroll, OF
leaving it at the Gazette Office, Lancas.
ter. JAMES HOLMES.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
rE The southern pnpefs Give account!

ET The Southern papers give accounts
Of two slave regiments to fight the Yam
KEGS. Now, we have no doubt that the
cunning Yankees win put two free mig
ger regiments against The two slave mig
gerregineAts. That. it is obvious, must
be a lOOsing game with our Southern
friends, for their niggers are worth $500
apiece, while the Northern niggers are
not worth the powder and lead to kill
them. II Louisville Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

NSeaman are very scarce, The adVau-
tagss offered by the Government having
induced large numbers to enter the navy.
Wages to Liverpool and Hayrc are sis
per month, s26 10 $50 advance, to the
West Indies, sI5 per month, with from
si8 to $50 advance.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
For The Lancaster Gazette.
AMP JAcKsoN. LoNpoN,

LAUREL Co, Ky, Oct. 30, l86l.)
Eds. Gaztae:-'rhe 18th Regiment is
slowly pushing its'way in advance Of all
other troops towards Cumberland Cap
We left Camp Wild Cat on the 24th, and
camped eleven miles from there on the
spot which Gen. Zollicofer occupied with
his ragged army before the unsuccessful
attack upon our army at Wild Cat. His
retreat is marked by the destruction. o
all the property that he could not carry
off, One of his Captains wrote note to
the landlord on whose land they camped,
which give perbatim. 1t was inscribed
on the door; '-.q- ' .r aw
II slept in the Office on the night ofthe
l9tlr. used one, chicken and took about
five lbs. Of lard. all ofwhch,,I sun ready
Ito pay for. Landlord, ] suppose that you
are now atDick Robinson. u am going
there a i'd will perhaps meet and pay you
for all the damage | dave done here. II
you had acted wisely, you would have
i been at home enjoying it's sweet comforts
instead ofjoining Abe and his Black Co.
horts 70 whip aud subjugate your superi.
ors. After the war is over would love
to hear from you--m make full confession
and tell how much your mind suffers from
compunctions Of conscience or otherwise
Ny regards for you and your family.
: M. J. MATHEWS,
Capt. Co, I,sl7th Reg. Tenn. Volunteers
And here is another who returns hi;
! thanks t#BErb Etg4rR <F1
+ ANk "BoLtvAR STREET, No. C7, I
I. FA STEVENSON, ALA. I
A member Of The G. p. Church.
took couple Of chairs, also, which
y needed badly, | hope you will excuse
/ The Tennessee Captains proposition
r to 60 to Camp Dick Robinson reminds N
9 of Horace Greoley's forward to Rich
o mond," ,Alltbatprevented either prop
It OsitiOn from being fulfilled, was Sigh
J obstacle 10, the way II the re2ods anon
4 the boys are true, zpllicolfsr, Is as ubiq
,l uitous aapersonage as Gen. Beauregarf
d He is at present on the other side of Bal
boursyilIO and is,supposed to be lortifyin
10 at Cumberland Ford,
if There are about 5000 men here, an
q We haye, as strong position as we ha
y at Carrots wild est Camp. Kinney
N Battery is now, attached to our Regimen
70 and should occasion offer, will do goc
"a service.f ai sso'i3sloi 81 ,tS 'la 'D-
y ''All honor 10 our native State, for h
al great Union majority; but while we r,
ID rejoice atihis evidence Of loyalty, we r
0; greet that the people of"old Fairfield
a. are represented by such atraitor as Jet
IL ries. .a;3 qes EmG j: P. sam.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
EE The gallant boys Of the 17th hav.

u ETPhe gallant boys Of the 17th have
again advanced AT last intelligence,
they were at Camp Calvert, Lawrence
County, KY. Mr., Pugh, who left the
camp on Friday last, reports all in good
health and fine spirits.
The ladies of this county sent them a
fine donation Of blankets, under, clothing
30, on yesterday. The boxes large and
small. numbered twenty nine. We have
as yet no complete invoice of the dons.
tions. but will have by next week, when
i. will be published i 2. '"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
MARRIEn.

MARRIED..
On the 29,h of Oct. by E. Van Demark
at his residence in this city. Ma. JOINS +
WLDERMUrH, of franklin Co, and Mss
DELILAH GROVES OF Fairfield Co. Ohio.
Oct.l 96,h, BY Rev.C. E. FELTON,, in
the NJ E. Church. Mr. GEORGE BURDER :.
,Rr and Miss MARIA L. KAuFFMAN, all of
this city. ct
0ct 26th. by the same, Mr.. NATHAN
ENGLAND, and Miss ELIZA Fisher, all of
this county. A.t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
E1-Tbe Democrat s.vs tho, 1ohr

WThe Democrat SAYS that John G.
Brsckinridgc, when he took to his heels,
ought to have left kentucky lock of his
hair. Yes. ands lock Of the little nigger's
hair that John hid behind in making his
escape should have been twisted and in
tertwined with it, Louisville Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

y The quafters Of the 6lst are now
in order, Col. schleich has secured two
complete sets of uniforms for bis men.
The regiment is,rnpidly completing it's
organization. .....,.. .-.....e
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

ETA short time ago Ben McCulloch
could DO found everywhere 10 day.
Now he can be found nowhere 10 a month.
Il Louisville Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
DiSSnlHiinn,

TIME partnerthlp heret0fore eHsiing between the
II uBdersgned sundor the name Of Bsefy q Burber-
~ wus diss0vedby mutual consent Che iTlh inst.
r. 81. Beery having purchased tie interost of the 70
business At tho Old stand neary opposite the Iioe-
Ing Valley Bank, and sellio up No bnsiHess ~ the
old firm. r. H. BERRY,
Oct. %, 'lss1.--tf51 GEO. BURBERRY
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

W The Editor Of the Union charges
US with calling his editorials, "sentimen-
tal." Webeg his pardon. If we ever so
wrote,spoke, or thought, We take it back,
we had rather call them soft, sickly, silly
!, stuff. 1t is probable this opinion origin
ates in our "ordinaiy souls and unculti'
vated heads" but we can hot help that.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
.RRpzaH NarneAeR.

EIOTlcH is hereby elvaR 10 ali whom Il mAy con
~ eetn,that At thefeKt Scsssion ofthc Commissions
efs Of Fairfield county, 70 he held 10 DECEJHBER,
d. 1881, petition viii be presented for The yaca
tion oithe following dcgerh4l road o-Eii: So mach
oftho siaie Road leading from Carroll, In Fairfield
county, Ohio, 20 Pickeriuggn 30 said county, osles
within the following points, to-wit Heginning AZ
point on the line between lsaae H. Gaybl and Nor
dea fishpaw; thence in north westerly direction
through the lands OF ssid Grayb. and continuing on
and terminating IN TIE now road fdnnIng thence
sOlth b9tWsen the LANDS Of iFa Rekets Michael King,
Christian 2. Sehfm and Isaac r. GraybiIl for the fol.
lowing r9asonsi
ISL because ths portion Of said road sought 10 be
yacaledis Unnecessary 70 be continued open.
2nd. Because thsre are other sufficient snd cOnyen-
lent roads ghch answer all the purposes Of travel and
neigeboihood use.
81. Beeause the keeping mp Of the portion Of said
road asked 70 be vacated Is useless expense upon
the supervisor OF the road district.
M.4yYY PETITIONERS.
Oet0Q IsGt--5wJl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

"a EE-Rey. vought win preach at the
German Reformed Church in this city,
on Saturday, the 9th inst, also; at loi on
Sunday =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

D@> The ladies' Of the county are mani,
testing noble spirit of generosity and
patriotism in their donations to the sol
diers. From present indications, Fair
Geld county will lead the State in its con-
tributions. . ,eEaw 3t@'N9@ 4.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

tusr.-We learn that Mrs Lowe, Wild
ow Of tie late Col. John W. Loves has
been granted pension fs4o per month.
1t will be recollec,ed that Col, Lowe, fell
at tho battle of Carnifex Ferry. He had
been accused Of oowardice. and sought
to yindicate bis military and patriotic cha
racter, upon the field. He did SO, and the
fatal ball that visited him with the neas-
age of death, rebuked his yilli6ers, exalt-
ed his name to honor and embalmed IL in
lasting gratitude,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

TT We have all along supposed that
BuckOer's services were satisfactory TO
his employers, yet there is rumor that
he is to be removed by a SuperiOroficer-
Gen McCook.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
rgMr. BiTinghursr has tho arenc

cTMr. Billinghurst has the agency
for the best Sewing Machine extant,-
He has sold number ofthem during the
pastfew weeks, and has ''still a fsw-mor
ofthe same kind left" They can be
seen by calling at Brcnneman's Book
Store. alassg ~ l. lEL..l ~ 2 {
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07


EE Ms Fritterfthe senior editor Of
the "Union" has retired. (wo beg hispar-
don for not having noticed the fact SOON
er) and the pehderods editorial mantle of
,the;ooncern haslfallen upon the shoulders
. ofheijunior, Mr.! Miller. :. ; ,,
OfMr. Fri:ter we need'say but little -
He has discharged the onorous duties Of
the chair editorial with credit TO him
selfand fidelity to his patrons. He has
labored zealously and faithfully in a good
cause; and bis just reward we trusts not
far distaut. We part with brother Fritter
with ma6y regrets. Mr.: Miller now as
sumes :he post Of Editor, of the Union.
The last number that paper contains
his salutatory in which he makes heavy
promises which ,weslncerely hope he will
bs able to ful6J. "Sipce the long winter
nights have set tMr.M Miller will'hase
slime, inclination and strength, owrite
and The readers Of that paper "may expect
good deal oflhat which one of our (his,
brother Editors calls "teutimentality and
the other, .,'elsyated literary damphoo
etuGp "wNi.snAfor persons Of taste abt
sedl.SI q itiitl3 q ,UsI'A , 'A1l' NAi
For our part We deeply sympathis'
withahess 'PersohEof Of sasteaahd soul. i
they are to have inflicted upon them
repetitiollof the lind OF sentimentalit,
that burdened the dead and forgotten
"Fireside" Of a few months ago. Nv,
are disposed to beg Mr. Miller tosspar
them the suffering. There is no neccssit.
demanding that the people Of, 'sou
and taste" IN this vicinity be lnaddene
by descriptions of "roses and pretty VIC
men, = or mystifed by learned disserta
tions on Dmics." not at all. Now M,
Miller, do spare the peoplsl
t5tSentimeutality" is q "good thing,
but you know too much of a good thin
spoils it, Don't forget that. Letit oo2
ont gently, gently, drop at time. D
not open the whole vas. fountain Of 20,
mind a, once and send it pouring, sweel
ingyrushing and Overwhelming the cort
mary hearts and uucultiyated heads"
us who arernot "educated up" Spa
US! Spare usll
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
How Gen. aMcClelIan I.ooIes. \

How Gen. Mcclellan Looks. ~
A Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Journal, describing recent re-
view, says: q .;s as
Li.lle Mac came cantering up, follow
cd by his staff and his escort. He rode
his powerful chestnut charger, with q
common dragoou bride, plain yellow
breast plate, and an unornamented caval.
.ry saddle with blue saddle blanket, but
no sadde,clcth or housing. His uniform
coat was that Of a Major General. entire
ly destitute of fsp.dsddle embroidery,
with the plain shoulder straps designa-
ting his rank, neither was there even cord
or welt on the blue trousers tucked into
his high lbools4 yThus far he was the un-
assuming Mcclellan Of other days; but as
he wheeled bis horse around and faced
the troops, could but notice the changed
expression Of his countenance since he
has been charged with the defense of this
metropolis, ard has had to re-orgauize a
routed and newly recruited. army. Care
has plowed Egits sfurrows into shisruddy
features, and .he~ good.natured smile Of
old has been replaced by firm contracti
ion of his lips; wkile his bright blue eyes
gleam with determined fire, .-s . .
R Edward Kendall. the celebrated
bugle player, died at his residence II
Boston on Saturday mornipg of consump'
ton. He has been quite i'll for the pas
two years. His age was b3 years.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

Our Eagle bird on pr ouder wings shall move,
Proclaiming widely, "Friepdship. truth aud Love,
TIL all the UslOE one Union find
That maxim's best for body, soul and mind
While wILDEY's fame shall with its farIe extend.
OF GOD the agent and OF mauihe friendi
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
4oaI Ioaag. iriead IGso. Bulbe!

EEOar young friend Geo. Burberry
has purchased s:thsstook Of Groceries for
merly oEnsdBg j. al Wygun, to which
he has added large supply, and is now
dealing Them out at low prices at Wy
gums old7slandE George is worthy
young man aud desetves'a liberal share
Of public. patronage Read his advertise,
ment. ~ = ALlktl -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

EE-Lieut. P. Brown is still recruiting
for the War, He is progressing finely
and hopes to have, bis ranks full in few
days. Let young men who desire to en-
list for the war with a good officer join
him. -, =, -,-r-,,r. nj
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

i Ev7See advertisement Of Cincinnati
Wilmington & GAINESVILLE Railroad :
ohange1Of time. Tt $500 ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

cE"HsTdee's Tactics" IN Southern
Missouri seemed to be double quick re.
treat Louisville Jour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
Estate OF John Il. ornyblii, Dec,

H1''eSHO VI !" NHH - NJ y ~ " y -
N0TICEis hereby given that David brlght has
N been duly appointed and qualified as administa-
Tor ofthe Estate of Jonn B. Giaybi, deceased. All
persons indebted 10 said estate roquoSedto make
Immediate payment, AMI all persona having claims
against sad esatc win present them to the unlersign
cd without delay authenticated according to laN. (,
n, DAVID BRIGHT, Adm'tor.
Get II, 1sGl--3w3O .-.. .fa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
Netp advertisements.

Attachment Notice,
William Muplux against S. G., MeBtide. ., q
Before w. l., Rlgby, J g. Of Rocking township
Fairfield county Ohid. 30 - q.
0aiho 10Th October, 1861, said Justice ssued
an order of attachment In the above action for SIG ID
debt aud $40 probable costs. WIN. MUNLUA'
/, Lancaster, Now I, 7,ls6l,-3w33
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
.NOGhOR.

Sub.SchOol District, No. One, Bern TOwa-
ship, Faiyield County, Ohio.
N G. HARTELED, Esq; will take charge
~ ofthe School in said sub District. for term.
Of hreo months each, commencing about the 10Th Of
September next. ~ ~
Mr.. Hartzier lsa gentleman, who Ia department.
mental and required abilities, RANKS 9ud to Other
Teacher in this county, .s- .Hs .. .ttiHr ..
During the LIST and ard terms, the School will no
DO filled by the District "a few more can be admitted
Mr.. Hartzier, and parents desiring to mace theil
children Under his tuion can do so ay applying soon
Those WHO may reside teo distant, can hud hnme.
In The District on fair terms. MlGlA FL MILLER,
.s JOHN ARrz,
SAMUEL JACKSON.
| August @, ls6l-.e2f r Locul Diieotor5.'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
EDITORS 4 PRoPRIEToRs.

eBIOck-.Thirdstor
} Left mt the Head Of the stnirs'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07

CITY OF LANCASTER;
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
CHANGE OF TIME,

Na"Siuudts " aihhthStOH ~ AhneSyiiLe
prsEzrTzF75Z9 E-7T-7T,s'r5-7 F-=rTrrzs--s - -aa
kk.;5,llas, - l;ss. e; ftl.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-07
Mrs WIYsLOW

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents % the altentl0n Of IuCthers, her