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RAILROADS, &c.
CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.

nN and AFTER Monday, April 18th,
~ The Mail and Passenger Trains,
WIN leave RICHMOND DAILY, at O'Clock, A. M, for
staunton and intermediate Way saons connecting al Cor
donsyie with Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains for
and stations and al Charlottesville with
yncbbug and all points West and Of
plce And every other day. viz Tuesdsy Thuday and
stations Vest OF Sisunton
Browns Stages connect with the train 1t stanton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington
Harman Mason and COmpanyS Stages connect with e Train
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at hDoro for the Warn
Springs JAcksons River the White Sulphur Springs
lie Eisburg, Ac.
RETURNING,
The Mail Train leaves JSjsl.r River Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays at BIS 2 h.i Tor stanton.
ap2t THOMAS DOOAhEAD,
t.nhs
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RheumatIsm. Cont, Liver Complaint.

TNptrFNurNcF Preston CO., Va, 9th July, 1859.
Dr.I O.. AVER. Sir: have been afflicted with psiu-
fil clrlu, Rheumatism for long time, which haliod the
XIII of rliy-i.- and stuck 20 in spite Of all the
rr,., could iui until tried your >arsaparla one
bltt, cured me m two weeks, and restored my general
leatf 80 much thrt I tlr better than before was
.l,lrk,d. think % wonderful medicine =. FREAM.
iu;,s q ictchcl. OF ~. Louis writes: have been
Athlete, g,v scl~ ttl affection of the Iiy.r, which
DESTROYED nav gllth ttl,-i every thing, and every thing
fiI.I 10 relieve aud have u'cu broken down man
for some wears other Caua1 tiitn f.r0Hgrs.t
sh. Ira Nv beloved pastor, the Rev Mr. EVy ddviseg
me 90 try y1ur Slr>apara because ho said hc knew yOu
ami any tim YOU m1dc worth trying Iy the bless
fn God il has cured me, and Ia, purified my blood
Is a. make "a now Of mo- feel youty again. The
les, tll AL De- said of you not half good enough
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SCIENCE or wAR.-rsedcs for enc.rs Of lnsn'ry,
- Cavalry ud Artillery Arranged and complied BY L. v BUCK
HoL1Z Pabfsh d by J. " Randolph. Price 70 cents.
From, Cll slis Diatso.t, II de lrgaiG Pablc Guard:
AHXu T. R.cHNHAD, Va, January Q, lS6l.
! ". RANuoLPH-Oe.r Fir:
The poIulr upon military matters before the pub
lie are confined 6, crcica-y drills and pasdss What Is nov
ssp is a re It's, going show when the iols movements Of
artillery cavalry Inrry Pile taught Ia their respective
- shou be used presence OF w-a ground should
be elected r and suctp rr what pre-4ut ms to be Ia
Ken Whcn ADJ ncrg re-.irr wh N act in column; when
H., - N ro.- fs d e ca. ArraI the ayosaby-in
formation most hsi 70 success and without which no msre
how personally troops be- vy exposed to aos
~ ain dS. r In p-es-nce % equal number Of veil drilled aud
" nAuyr-d troops and this inrua ion Capt BGskhoz fur
nishe 10 lis work
have no hesitation Ia recommendl1gi[
Ve.yre5pectfuis yours.
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SIPJEs CfGiCE e. d -. IL. *. co.,
WCJHUNn, ftB-U.kY 22ND, 1851.
an SATURDAY, February p3i, AMI each sC 4, .,
- succeeding SATURDAY until "a ihsr y15<-sy tISS
ice, Acconuola:iuu Train viii leave Richmond o'cIoCs,
F. ~, AMI arrive 10 the Junction 20 lu.D, +. ~.
Returning leave the Junction at $780, A. NJ and arrive At TO-
A.
G. Spf,J
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PuRIFYING THE BLOOD

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the speedy of the suboined varieties Of
Disease:
Scrofula and Scrofulous Affections, such as
TumorS. Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions. Pim-
ples, PustuIes, BlOtches, Boiis, Blaihs,
and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9th June, 1859.
J G. AVER & Co. Gcnts: | feel IL my duty to nc
knowledge what your Sarsaparila has done Tor me;
Having inherited ScrofulOus infection, have suffered
from In various ways for years. sometimes II burst
ont IN lccrs my hands aud arms sometimes u
turned inward and distressed me az the stomach Two
years ago IL broke out head and coNerfi my scalp
and with sore, which painful ana loathsohe
beyond description. tried many medicines ald seNeIu
physicians but without much relief from any ul' III
Fact, The disorder crew worse. At length was rJolel
o. read in the Gospel Messenger that you Ind prepared
altIatye ,SIrsaparia), for knew from your r'pu-
ttion tht any thing YOU made must be- good sent 10
Cincinnati anil GOT H. and used til II cured me took
IL, YOU advise m small doses Of te1spooniu over
month and used almost three bottles. New ana healthy
skin soon began % form under the scib which AFTER
while c,l OF Ny skin is clear, and Know Oy my
feelings that the disease j. gone from my system lon
well believe that feel what am saying when ton
you, thai hold YOU b. Of the apostles OF the age
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours, ,
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- ALFRED b. TALLEY
ST. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or ErySipelRs,
letter aud salt Rheun. ScRld Head, Ring
Eges, DrOpSy.

Dr.. Robert VI. Prcllc writes from SALEM n. Y, i2h
Sept, I>5l, that he has cured iuyetrr1te ease OF
BTopei, which Threatened 10 terminate fatally, by the
psr~yrrin, use of our Strsaprilll, AMI also danger
attack of Malignant Es ts by large doses OF the
says ne cures the common ET1iptoRS by 1t con
stautly. ;
BronehOcele, GOitre, Swclled Neck.
Zrbulon Sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes: " Three
bottles of Your Sars1pJra cured me froma Gonrc-a
hi,ous swelling the neck, which had suffered from
over two years
LeuCOrrhgR or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Or. J. h. :. Claiming, OF New York City, writes Z"
chcyrGy comply with the request of your agent In
sayng have found your Slrsapara most excellent
alternative In the numerous complaints for which we EN-
ploy such remedy, but especially IN fea0e Diseases
OF the Scr0flous diathcsis. have cured many inyet
crate Or LeucOrrhUa by il, and some where the
complaint caused by liberation of the uterus The
liberation Itself soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals IL for these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow, Of Ncwbury, Ala, writes; dan
gcrous 1r. ttnOr OF the females IN my family
which had defe al the remedies we could employ, has
az eugth been completely cured by your extract Of Sar
saulrilia Our physician thought nothing but cNtirpa
ton could afford relic. but he advised the trial of your
SarSaulri as the last resort before cutting, and II
proved cIrctull. A0cr taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease rumains.'
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LeuCOrrhGn whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine Ilcernlion. Ecmnle Diseases.
syphilis and MeroUrIaI Disease.

NV VIIT-NNN. NU-IIsIl
Dr.J G. AVER SIR: | Chccriully comply with the
re0uc, Of your agent. and report 20 you some of the
effects have realized with your Str>uparla.
have cured with H. iu llv practice, most Of the
ulamt- Tor which 10 /, recommended, and have found is
eject, truly wonderful in thc cure Of THsrrl amt Mr.
crrF D-.rsc Ono ofuy patients hal Syphilti' ulcers
I'm hf, throat. which consuming his palate and the
lon of li, mouth Your Sar~a9arla, steadily taken,
r.ral him i'm five weeks. Another attacked hy
ou.i~, symptom, m his nose, and the liberation had
eaton AWAY "a considerable part of IL, that believe the
disorder would soon reach his brain and kill him. But
yi,llrl To- my administration of your SarSaparli the
Ulcers healed and DC is well again, not Of course without
di-i urJtiOu of the face woman who had been
treated for the same disorder by suffering
from this poison In her bones They had become scnsi
tive 10 the weather that damp day she suffered eN
cruciatn., pain i'm her joints and bones She, too,
cured entirely by your Sar-apJrilla in few weeks.
know from formula, which Your agent gave me- that
hi. Prrplrltinu from your laboratory must b. great
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable results
with b have not surprised me.
"-'-' - ~. ,,,,,r. a. Y 7 ABTMER II IL
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SchirFuS, CaiclT IumOrs, EnIargement, u
ccratiou, Carries. and EHfoiiation OF the
DySpepsl-. EI-nrt Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
aI,iRss.tt.ly. Neuralgia.

MANY r,ulrkili. cutc- of u.r' affections have been
r,gt, l the Alternative power OF this u,ti,s l. >tlmu-
late, Gle vital functions INTO vigorous action, ami 't
oy,rruy- disorders Whi'li would .- supposed beyond
r, -.Irb such remedy has Ion. been required hy the
u..-f,U~ or tiy people, ud We are confident that mis-
v.it ola. ia ia. .l En- tiut medicine cam do.
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RARE nooEs-''' sale 'y y.uEs wooDuousr a co.

* 00N n"' JAMES wOODHOUsE 4 co.
TaTon Campaign; Hist Of the Campaigns q '9 aud Isl
in On. SOU herr Provinces OF North Au,riea By Lieut. Col
Taron with maps and plant qsasto, hney bound In hall
Morocco gllt top -,
who's lean ORTHODOXY VIOLA, oho oou9a Ia AsuPeo
copv. I'm nall Morocco. Git top.
smiths Hstory OF Virginia 2 Wis, Svo
J5hnstoh's Ind al Narrative. - mo boards
Anon, Anecdotes ofthe Lie OF The r. Hon william Pitt Earl Of
Chatham. 3vo.s $50, calf
Foateutl e on the Plurality % Worlds Sy' cali -. -
Memoirs of the Rtgn King Chares the First By Sir Philip war
w.ck Syo., bali Nor ESQ, gilt top.
Tay.or's ArAtcr. VOL, ~ mo.
me Characters Of phrasus Translated from the Greek and
Illustrated by Phvsiognoca sktches vol Svo boards
p5er (Sir Robt Pa G-orga Persia Asnena An
eat fabyl09a with ErgrsviDgs OF PorIa1 Cos
tunes a. vCh quagto full calf extra.
Deaths Dlngsruuerous Original ComPosiu rs ~ Ps'A by
Daylry. Han calf aPI1
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DAILY LANE ou PACKETS.

TsIRIwEEKLY, THRI IGN TO LYNCH sF,;.-rTT1I7.
\ BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, Es.ss.astf ~
AND TIL EEELY on TIN OPPOSITE DAYS, NAkINU A DAI
III LINE AZ fA0 A. SCOTTsYLLE
Richmond Scotisyr 20 Richmond 20 Lexington. ~ NJ
Lyac'burg.. 60 " Buchanan. 2 ~
The through line will leave Richmond Monday, Weuesday ami
Friday a. T. ~ anil amer 9Th September thr way
Inc cusyie viii leave VI Tuesday, Thursdays and Cat
uFdAys ani ny far scoyie Rrtarrg leave seoiD
yiD- Nord,y. We lles,ay and Fs!iay at 1iL \. ~.
Fec distance fare tire ~ rRsHy card be,1w for through
line aud Oh cry. ha tne scotsc line will pass I'M ermedate
points the opposte dag gc.lg and hour
later coming down.
Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynchhurg Monday Wed
AID at n u,,lA nd Frids \,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-03-28
From washington.

New York, March 25.-The HeIald's
Washington correspondence says il is be-.
lieyed that the programme Oi the Admin
stration in regard to the evacuation Of
Fort Sumter has been altered since the
departure OF Col. Lamon. 1t is now re-
ported that the evacuation is to be condi'
lioual. Lamon is TO examine the
stock Of provisions, and il the supply is
INSULT lent 10 MAINTAIN the troops nov
there he will deliver the Presidents or
der to Major Anderson to evacuate the
Fot
it is said that the Government has re-
ceived advices that Texas has sent Com.
missonsrs to New Mexico. Arizona and
chihuahua. to induce the people thereo
to join the Southern Coufederaoy and the
mission, it is said. is regarded favorably.
Dispatches from Fort Pickens say
that the garrison is short of provisions, ,and
can hold out but short time. None but
official communication is permitted a
Pensacola. and the squadron can neither
re intorre the fort nor furnish supplies
Appearances indicate that the Govern
ment. before lcng. will be compelled t
abandon Fort Pickens to the Secession
lists.
l have just received dispatch from
gentleman in Charleston who visiteC
Fort Sumter this morning lie state,
that he found Major Anderson taking
an inventory Of everything preparator!
to evacuation oflhe post.
lie is, it seems, allowed TO exercise hi
own judgment as to the method of loav
ing.
The Cabinet is in session to day o,
appointments to GIL vacancies which it i
necessary tor the Senate to act upon pre-
vous TO its adjournment, which will tax
place on Wednesday.
The Senate in executive session to.da
confirmed ], R. Giddings Consul Gener
al to the British American Provinces
7 W. II. Durall Consual at Vera Cruz IAN
J. Briton Consul at Southampton.
Minister CorwIn leaves New 0rlean
April 1st for Mexico.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-03-28
DIR. s. o. RIcH HAnDsoN'$g
Sherry II sne Bitters.

The celebrated Nev Eng land Remedy for Ha6tualcsn
stiRatiqn, Jaundiee, Feuer and Agus, General De-
6ihfy, and alt Dissa.es arising from Disor.
dsrsd Stomach, Lissr or Bspois.
VHEY are used and recommended by leadingPhy.
sicisns OF the country, and all who try them pro-
DR. JAMES L. LrEPRE, writes from ravarre, Stark
county, Ohio 'the Bers are highly praised By those
sane ring from Indigestion, dyspepsia and liver COM
K. $. DAVIS. Postmaster at williamsport, Ohio,
says, they give great satisfaction. use them my.
appetite, Il relieved me, and cas recomn entn
With great pssu ranees Of its merts;" n
IN. WE M. kERR OF Rogersyilte, Indiana, wriStS
US that they are th9mopt valAabip medicine offered.
| ne hasrecommended them with great success, and
WIN thenimade several cures Of palpiiaon Of The
heart and general debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, Esq, Blountsvillo, Henry c0un-
w. INDIANA writes us long letier, under date Of May
:, 1900 He was much reduced, having been afiicteI
ioT three years with reat nervous debility Papa-
ton oil The heari OF the most severe and prosratng
character. after using few bottles was eOnpot0<
| ly restored, and am now in robust bealth.T -
GEo.9s M W. HoIrMAN says he was afflicted with fhsu,
at the date ofhs letter he had been two years well !:
the edectng the when several physicians
attending him could do him no good. He says. "f0r
rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney aGse-
tion or dropsy, " is a specific certain remedy"
J. W. HUNT writes from Dephos, Allen county,
Ohio, section where Feverand Ague prevails, that
he most eheerfully recommends them Of decided
General Debility.
Ohio, 81 most respectfully recommend the Sherry
Wine Bittersto the notice Of Dyspeptc persons, and
to all who require astlmulating medicine. SHeh Rsws
Us are rsssuing daily. Full directions aecop pany
each bottle. They are sold by Medicine dealers gene
orally, Price75 cent? per bottle.
in. HARRIS & co. Cincinnati, Ohio,
PropretoTs for the Southern and Western Slater,
TO whom address all orders. Fo! sale BY G. Kaunan
& Co., +. L. slocum. sinord Sturgeon, Lancsstei;
Richard 3. Walker, West Rushville; p. Hane, Flea
santville; 4. Fenstmaker, Waterloo; Rtossman dAn-
drew Llthepolis; David Prooost, Marcy J. LerS4 4
Co. Amanda. 80. - NOV. j, Iee0-lySl
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What proof more reliable could be given in favor
Of any medicine than the following letter. received IN
solicited, from the Rev. W. B. Jaeobsl Read II;
NEwARK n. j., June 9th, 1860.
Messrs. Perry Davis & son-0sRtlsmsa:-AllOw me,
uusolicted, 10 send you word Of eommendsllon for
your Pain Killer. have used II In my family these
several years. and found n all II claimed to be. FO'
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, Burnss, cholera tendeR-
cies and dieulties we'll diseases generally that
prevail In families, regard the Pain Killer as beyond
all price, and as eficaciOus beyond any medicine
within my knowledge. We keep 1t as chief family
medicine, and nnd Its use In ordinary cases worth
more than any doctor. The testimony Of others among
my acquaintances and iiends, 10 equally mvoraole.-
Many clergymen have spoken OF II In the highest
terms as family medicine. Missionariesin In repeated
instances have said to In person and In their let
ters that the Pain Killer was by far the best medicine
used In heather lands and they II for themselves
and families and administerh 10 others around them.
Thus much am inclined TO say as act OF justice TO
yourselves and benefit to Others You are al lib
ety to use this testimonial, II ANY service.
Yours, &C., Rev. ". B. JAcoBs,
Late Editor OF Christian Chronicle
Pain Killer sold by all respectable druggists and
medicine dealers. March lin
rPRead the following from Dr. Leeper. an old res.
iden of Stark county, for many years the most prom
inent physician aud druggist Of the place:
NAvARRE, Stark county, Ohio, June 2ist, 1858.
| Some time since, l received a lot Of DR.. Richard
sons Sherry Wine Btters 10 sell commission They
all sold, and your further supply Of dozen
just received. I think l shall need more soon, as
ferers from indigestion, dyspepsia and livery COM
plant. Yours, very respectfully.
| Sold by all Druggists. March 7-Im
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From New York.

New York. March 25 AN attempt tC
70 he New York Exchange Bank wa'
ii-covered this morning. ONE week:
me-, burglars bird the cellar adjoining
,nd nave ,Inre excavrted seventy feet t.
e bank safe Thy only succeeded il
-.t'ng 81 900 in tin box in lie safe
.o. they were disturbed in their work
- escaped. There were nearly half A
IIlon funds in the safe. A man named
llfmOn sberls was arrested on suspicion
steamer Bienvile from New Orleans
and1r sur' oilIance by custom house au,
h'riti-s. fIr an alleged violation of tho
'y nue.. she not having n proper clearance
Juo cargo is valued nj $SO0,000. The
-,-t portion of it came from New Or.
leans Under the coas:wse act, it and
,ue vessel are liabe TO forfeiture.
rhe vessel is not Off tally seized, but The
Collector las tive case under consideration
and will probably give his decision to.mor
row.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-03-28

For years past the interests Of our city
have heen in the hands of a few unscrupu.
lous politicians. They have ruled US
not exactly with an "iron rod" but with
kegs of beer They have forced upon us
trough their primary elections bad and
incompetent men, and thereby playing up
on party prejudices, have driven good
men to their support They have SO cor
yupted and debased the popular voting
system, as that good men can rarely be
induced to stand forth for offi.e. They
have made it utterly impossible to succeed
before the people without frequent visi
tation of the doggerics, and continued
offer oI a whiskey consideration for votes.
The man who is most unscrupulous
who will treat the oftenesl and dcbast
himself most. usually succeeds.
An men agree that this pcrniciou
practice ought to be broken up. 1t tcan b.
10y voting for the citizens ticket, and in ne
other way. We call upon the citizens o
Lancaster to put this thing down. To as
sert through the ballot Oox on Monday
next their Independence and interest,"
'hoir preference for good men, who are
not Office seekers, over bad men who max,
Office serking a profession, aud who car,
not for the means employed, SO that i
Insures sucress.
Remember, the citizens move is not
poiti al, but reform move purely.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-03-28
Special NotifeS.

The following Is IN extract from letter written BY
the Rev. Us. Holme, pastor ofthe Pierre
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. w. the "JOurnal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes in
favor OF that world renowned medicine, Mas. WIN
slows sooTHNe SYRUP FoR CHILDREN TRErHINs:-
awe see an advertisement in your columns Of Mrs'
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. Now we never said a
word in favor Of patent medicine before in lfe
but feel compelled TO say TO your readers that this
it cldiHis II is probably OF the most successful
medicines OF the day. because IL is one Of the best
And those Of your readers who have babies eaht do
better than 10 lay in supply"
March I 96l-iy49
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For The Lancaster Gazette,
Ut w
LiEzie,s Communication.

LILZle7s COmmuulcHtlOus
MEssRs. EorORs:--Having bsen abb
sent for several months. engaged in teach
ing the young idea how to read, write,
cypher, and do "sundry" other things.
was deprived of the privilege OF peru
sing the columns of the only staanch Re.
publican Union loring sheet in Old Fair
field--THE LANCASTER WEEKLY GAZETTE
But as soon as returned home, lost nc
time in hunting up the back numbers,
and gave them "hearty" .perusal. The
articles contributed by "Nighs Owl" are
highly interesting, witty and wise. Might
Owl' wields an able, fluent and impair
ti.l pen, Who is "Night 0wl?"
Lizzie's communication has the ring oi
true etal. THE Union as it is" Yes,
noble and patriotic Lizzie; "the Union as
it is" both "now and forever, one and IN.
separabie." What cheering thought
How sublime the sentiment Let it be
proclaimed in tones OF thunder all along
the ea-board of the United States, in the
mountain regions of New England, thro'.
out the hill and dale districts Of the mid
die States, on our western praires, and in
the "sunny" South. The Union, its "a
credness and importance. should be the
theme Of every American tongue. The
Union, the rich inheritance, the common
property Of US all. Oh! may it never be
discovered or destroyed. In Union there
is strength and safety; without it, anar'
chy ard bloed.shed. Let every woman
and every school. girl that can WELD {
pen, initiate the example of Lizzie" ant
secession will be "kpocked in the head.
Tell our misguided brethren in the Soutf
that scithom the Union they would b,
bankrupt. II we suffer this, the only
model government in existence to be sub
verted, no human power or agency can re
establish it. No wonder. then, that fa
Lizzie cannot sleep "comfortab!e" unde
a secession paper. Who is Lizzie2 l.d'
not know, but judging by her stirring
appeal for the Union, che is the wife, 70
at least ought to be,) of a sensible Union
loving husband. Ifever should be 81
fortunate as to get "better half" / hop'
that, like Lizzie. she will be for the I'm
ion, FIR positively | could not sleep with
dis unitn bedtellow.
YOUNG WALNUT.
March 24th, l86i.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-03-28
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.

From rich and poor, bond and Free all cOlors grades
and conditions OF life the same need OF praise is a
warded this wonderful article. Sores are healed,
pains relieved. lives saved, valuable animals made
useful, and untold ills assuaged by this remarkable
medicine. For Cuts Bruises, Spiains, RheumATsm
Swelings Bites; STRAPPED Horses. &c, Il has equal
among Mniments, oiptments, or Salves. II Is the
Housekeeper's and FarmeT's frfehd. Weeks of III
ness and loss Of time saved by an early AppIica
tion of Mustang Lnment. II should always be on
hand. BE careful Of whom you buy, and have II war
ranted as genuine. All genuine will hereafter bear
Il. S. BARNs, Proprietor, with the words "Trade'
"Mark" In two Medallionsof the Federal Currency
Sold at 2S cts so cts and per Bottle by all re-
spectacle dealers throughout the world.
March 1861. d. S. BARNS, New York.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-03-28

NGw ORLEANS, March 25 The steam.
er Tennessee has arrived with Vera Cruz
dates TO the PIT inst.
The principal road 10 the Capital swarm.
oI with bands Of robbers.
Capt Oldham, Of the British sloane,
VaIorins. was severely wounded bv rob
be's while returning form the City of Mex
leo.
The Constitutional Government wa,
making slow progress.
Gov Zamora is dead.
Rnmors had reached the Capital that a
party OF 6lIlbustsrs had invaded Lower
California.
77clLyss also reported that movemen,
Progressing Tor the separation of a
PeI Of the Border S ates, and their
bon into the Sierra Madre Republic.