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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-19

"eTOP THATiC0UGHING. How canI do IT, "Gc
10 Keyserson Wood street and get bottle Of his Cough
Pectoia and that don't you, your case must Be
desperate indeed.n This Is aspecimen Of the cooquy
one hears almost every day In cold catching periods Of
the year. And we can, from actual experiment. cheer
fully concur in the advisers sdmonion as above, for We
have tried tho "Peetora In most stubborn case. with
entire Near two weeks ago wewent to Pttsbu
with one OF the most distressing, contrary, mullsh un.
subduabe coughs We ever experienced since advent
upon this mundane sphere. We coughed steadily and
laboriously for one whole week. in hopes Of tn0 oN
but Il was no co. In fact II seemed rather 10 have i'm
proved BY practice and " have acquired strength
cy and distressv by the operation. In this stage Of
the Siege, we hed way to Keysers 40 Wood st
-pfocnreda hfy cent bottle Of the Pecoral took II
according TO directions andin foryeght hours were
master Of the field the enemy having unoonditonally
surrendered, after brief but unequal conflict with 50
formidable An adversary as Keyser's famous "Oough
Pectonl. - Dreaonsvtue Clipper, Dec. Il, 1850.
! DR.. KEYeHR'B PICTORIAL SYRUP 10 prepared and
sold by Dr. GEORGE II. KEYsER, l4O Wood street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
TP soid IN Columbus by ROBERTS q eAMUHL,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-19

They are Of home and any one who has doubts can In
quire Of the person who have been cured by.it
DE-. KnYsER Is PREPARED AT ANY TIME 70
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT cHARaEI FOR ALL
TH0Dn WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES. f'a N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-19

that was everbefore me public. "a 90 gJ $40 10 T..
No change Of det ever the best you car
DIREcrIoNs ToR Um-Adults one table spoonful per
dayohdren over ten years. dessert
from ave 10 eight years. tea spoonful Al no directions
can be applicable to all constitutions take sufficient 10
operate on the bowels twice day. l-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-19
Gents Linen Shirt Collars,

or SUPERIOR QUALITY, IN GAR.
other new shapes Hommed Pocket Handkerhiefs, Neck
Ties, Stocks Street and Evening Gloves, Half Hose OF
every kind Under Garments and a kinds OF Gents Fur
nishng Goods in great variety and at moderate prices
Balm 4 SON,
febQ2 No. % South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-19
PECToRAL SYRUP.

III INyIFH ATTENTION to some Of the most s1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-19

HoW many thousand Of poor women are suffering from
this disease and pinng away miserable ie and their
next door neghbor does not know the IWsh to
impress on your mind that good old proverb, San ounce
Of prevention Is better than pound Of cure" In the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

PAYING DEA II FOR A NEWSPAPER.
Mr.. j. Seabury sued Bradford o Wait
forsevep years subscrjp hiFasws-
prpcr. The case was recently tried before
the Supreme Court in Albany, N. Y. The
publisher recovered, and the delinquent
subscriber hadto pay in judgment and
costs sum amounting to b.tween two
sOd three bundled dd)agsJ EiIlis New
York o99setYerIpRsskb AfJhYFP& his
case.
at is surprising that so few subscri
bers fully understand their responsible
ties 10 pupIishers Of newspapf,sJ oThv
law which governed in this decision is a
law ofCon srsss, ahdhhSfGt6re, applicable
to every State in the Union. Many
subscribers seem 10 regard the bill for d
newspaper the last which the law cnrol ce.
Responsible men even, under trihing
yhims, refuse 70 take their paper flon
}the ofkcsa regardless ofSthe paytae1t ol
the arrears, and When half dozen more
years have been added to the arrears al
The time of stopping, think it hard 10 pay
tAe increased bill with interest ,apdl.cost
of collection"
TO the above. the freeman adds:oA i'
"We will add here, tina, the law in, rela
ton to newspaper subscriptions, holding
subscribers so rigidIy 10 their resporsi.
bllitics as such, is wisely founded upon
the nature, of The gewspap-r, business.
tirhs siltirssin teiost lof the publsheEsis in
li'tles scattered oyer the. country, it may
be thousands Of miles, in dues from per
sons hc can not call ppop;iapd the bust
ness could not pc carried on unless be hat
the prGieoti9n ~ tcoqnprsslentye and dc
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15
Abolition schemes in Europe.

FAaFHza PoBF, May Ia-Thsistsam
ship Jura tropLivsrpoOi on thpTlst. via
Londonderry on the I'd. passed here this
The Paris Correspondent Of the Ip1e.
pehaept, Beige asserts in the most posi-
tiue:papDer that the proisoisd, interyen'
ton by France and England in the affairs
of America, is confirmed. The South
will be Feqhifed 10 guarantee the enamel
patton Of her slaves. The same authority
says lhAts secret treaty exsists between
France and Spain provlcing for the early
abolition of slavery in Cuba.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15
rTThe farmers in this vicinity will be

EI-The farmers 10 this vicinity will be
{, glad TO Larn that the Grist Mill, situated
. one mile west OF Lancaster, known as the
!, ,TsImadgs Mil, has been thoroughly re-
paired aud cleaned up--,he works being
saIpost entirely new;--ani every body
who knows s. KErcuuM, and has used
his fodr, will testify with us. that be is
onSofsthe best Millers in the State. We
haze ,lied -four ground at this mill, and
vconld recommend Mr., KETcuuM to the
public. See advertisement.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

REBELS DEsERT1NG.--The demoraliza.
lion oflbs eloliiorccs 10 Virginia is ap.
parent in the continued desertions from
their ranks, Five hundred of the late
rebel garrison at Gloucester Point, de-
s5rled in body, made their way TO Gen.
McDowelps lines, surrendered aud took
the oath ofsllegiance to The United States
Government. Ninety rebel prisoners. re
leased at Fortress Monroe. refused to go to
Richmond, but took the oath ofallesiance
These are significant facts. betraying the
emptiness Of the rebel boasts Of superhu
man tortitude, aud the CONSCIOUSNESS that
is beginning to be felt. throughout the
South Of the hopelessncss Of the rcbtl
cause.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

& e ADmrrED. William Webb. Of Logan
was admitted to practice law by the Dis
( trict Court at Columbus, on Tuesday the
s1sth inst. Mr., Webb is young man Q
fine mind apd'good habits. and we pre-
dict for him brilliant success. "a We un
adSiabutl Mr.. Webb will establish himsel
.tTtss't
at Logan, .....l ......s-s -,t..,,..r
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

An Attack on Gen. Pope's DiylsiOn--A
Severe Engagement.

An Attack on Gen. POpe's DiVlsiOn--A
Severe Engagement.
] PrfsBURd LAsbisd, May 1I-Thsl fol.
lowing has Just beer gFeseFod sIlJead.
quarters:
"ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI. J
NEAR FARMISGToN. May 9--5 Pm
"MAJ. GEN. HALLEcR: The enemy, 20,
600 strong. drove in our pickels beyond
Pennington, and advanced against .he
brigade pcsppying ,herlpttJyr Eideqfthe
erf'k il s494 ef ma BaAb. [ iIh. .triAade
held on Tor five hours. until finding them
heavily pressed in front and on flank, AID
that could not sustain them without
passing the creek with my whole force,
which was contrary TO your orders, and
would have drawn on general engage
ment, l withdrew TO this side in good or
der.
1.-The conduct Of the troops was excel
lent, and the withdrawal was made by
them very reluctantly. "a The enemy made
cemonslratiOhS 10 beroSs. but abandoned
the movement.
Our llss was considerable, though |
S{4n!pOl ysA!all how lEtelE A'9SIebeHy
being much exercised, suffered severe
Iy.
"rhe cmemy's batteries being: complcle-
ly disabled, and iis Infantry line driven
ack several times. my command was ca
ger for an advance.
'[Signcd] JOHN POPE. Maj Gen. y
F"imnglon is five IN les northwest Of
lSsgAg4bFees @dsSaldT assArys aium !
mer's and Palmsr's brigades.
The weather is warm and pleasant.
All Is now quito, tie enemy having te !
treat d. s4-,-,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

! ,E11I will leave Lam caster for the 18th
Regiment Ohio Volunteers on Tuesday
the 9Oth inst Persons desiring to for
ward mail matter to thsirs friends will
leave them atlhe Gazette Office. &
a. .o5f ~; fiJr1 THOS. SHRlEVEs.
nv so ''S"'- "F'' y ~ Co. B. O. V. L
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

"a ! iEg- The Committee for this county ap'
pointed 10 cooperate with the Sanitary
. Commission for the relief Of the sick and
. wounded at Phtsburg Landing, returned
on Sunday morning. They report great
sickness and distress among our troops
Every relief possible is being furnished
Another Committee Of five will probably
'lisse this county in ten days on the re-
turn ui2Ufthe Silver Moon from CinciO
natl, .G' ~ l'5t .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15
SABBATH DIRECTORY.


BAPTIST CHURCHES. G. Dawson, Pastor!
South Wost Corner Columbus and Mulberry Streets
seivioos--sundayIO1l A. NJ. and OK P.M Sunday
School at p. NJ.
IS !. ENG. EV. LUrHERAN----U.J J. KEIsEby, Pastor:
columbus Street, between Wheeling and Mulberry;
,sss;yicss sunday IoK A, M, and SAP, ~; Lecture
ssKr exeiyf Wednesday evening. Sabbath sehoo
hSsSa,s sSsd is. rslt f.i7 tH slH1to IHl . .l-n
1srNsT.- JOHNS 4 (Episcopnll OHURcH-south East
fcdthef or BroAdwny and Wheeling Streets Services
Eubdls,lg.s A, m. and p. NJ. "Wednesday Up. NJ.
s,Sabbati Sehool2 p. NJ. f,aG.t t.t ~.t,s34't-f..
All the Pews'in the Church are RREE, and the
public are invitod,to attend. r. NJ, GRAY, Rector.
- M sE.CHURcH-OnHigh E. Streets: E.C. .FEIToS,
n.s.nsg " istrElG sbi "a Ho"ftf frtois1s 17.ils
Sabbath School "a. NJ. Public Service Sabbath
Morning Io5< O'Clock aud at7P p. NJ. LECTURE Wedn-
dsisy eveningatT. Prayer meeting Friday Evening
sSRREsBYTRRIAN rHURcH; ch Broadway, be
w cen Wheeling and MulbeTry Streets &c. Gal
pa Arm, JR., Hesior: eN3 f.1 se33e 3 5a1'
,,Ss,sies sabbath iO,s O'Clock a. NJ. Hnd7 In tho
.eyep,a, Lecture Wednesday evening Sabbath school
af2o'eiock. ,ts,gt,.t.s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

,3ey ;is RF The total loss by the great FIRE a
Troy. New York, on Saturday last. ap
proI1imat.s $1,000. .Ooe. on which there
ID au.insuranee Of l,4o0Ooo. Nihzriqe
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15
Rv Tho Cincinnati Commercial Q

|
yesterday says; EB E# II
Our gunbOats are making m effort Ia
reach Richmond. and a. latest accounts
were in the James riyortwhty- eve piles
below that city, pushing on The rfbels
we're cudcavoring 10 obstruct The channel
twelve miles below the city. The river
about twenty miles below Richmond is
marrow. but deep. II will be remember.
cd that Richmond is,locatsd at ihe falls
Of the James, aud enjoys the advantages
of water power Of unlimited capacity.-
The river below the city is affected bythe
tides. Thus far, The rebels have not 10
any instance succeeded in efEeetually OBJ.
structing channel which our gunboats
have sought TO- pdtsue.' They have a
better opportunity to establish a blockade
in the James river than they have lad
elsewhere, but it is doubtful whether they
will succeed. Our boats may. reach
position from which they can lombard
Richmond, but the principal part of the
eity.is situated at long range from the
locE, which our vessels must enter, and
makes fine display fron.a lofty and
beautiful eminence. II isnot at all i'm
probable that Richmond will Le number
ed among the trophies ofaur guuboats.
the very name Of which has become a
word of terror and horror to the rebels.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15
@GTa~ed.

ENRoM the subscriber, about h, Ist OF May, a Bay
u horse, six years old, with black name au tai
legs Of da rk color, name lays on the len side aud
eo'ar matss on the lcft shoulder. ANY Tors0n re-
turning or giving Information OF said horse to Will
ford Sliers; Hooking county, or the undersigned
LancasI Will DO liberal! rewarded.
May Is, IeGa-3wt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

x-EFC ,ps. Anderson. with. 40 recruits,
l,it dis cily BY the noon train yesterday
, fo4rFort Hamilton. Capt Anderson has
done excellent recruiting service in this
sessay.lq9riH 70 3ml3 ag17i I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15
The Condition of Norfolk,

NORFOLK, May ~ .3-The city is very
quiet. Most OF the stores are closed, but
it is expected that they will open in 9
day or two. except where the occupants
have leftthe city with the army.
Some excitement still prevails, bul ii
is supposed ia few days, when oommu-
nication is fully opened with the North,
confidence will b. completely restored. .
Prices Of almost everything are ezra
ordinarily high. Candles, for instance, of
miserable quality, are sixty cents per
pound; common brown envelopes, fifty
centsa package, and brown sugar twenty
nine cents per pound. s
A number of stores will be opened,
however, in few days, BY parties from
Old Point and Baltimore WHO will bring
supplies of articles much wanted here
The Post Olfice and Custom House will
doubtless be re opened very shortly.
Very little Union sentiment is openly
expressed All over the city. our soldiers
freely talk with the citizens, which must
produce a good effect. All the fortifca.
tiors in the vicinity are occupied by I'm
ion troops..and all public property is in
the poss ssion Of the Federal authorities
The policy Of the Confederate Govern.
ment appears to be to concentrate their
troops at Richmond, some even say tba,
all the Gulf States will be given up before
Virginia, and that Richmond will be held
10 the very last. All insist tha, desper
ate resistance will be made at Richmopt
ifno where else. Several negroes arrived
from Suffolk this morning, and report tia
no troops, guns or fortiioatious are there
or on tho road this side. Among mos
of the citizens, little, confidence is felt il
the officers of the Confederate Govern
ment. Confederate notes are refused il
many places. Gold andy ssilver are wel
coined With enthusiasm by all Glasses o
the population, many of whom have no
seen either for mapy months. ,,-i5
Elizabeth river, between Norfolk an(
Portsmouth, is of q deep copper color, ol
account Of the tobaccoi@hich has beer
thrown into it in large quantities.
Gen. Viels, tile Military Governor. pur
sues course calculated to produce tn,
impression Of the superiority Of tie Fed
elal Government, lie. throws no > Oh
. sirdcrions'in the way Of ttansacttbg pri
vaie business, or in the enforcemeht Q
the ordinance ,ofbLe enlargement
The Day Book will Sc continued as an al
tterpopu, Instead Of a-motnihg J eIlbiOn.j %
condition that it shal! be respectful in ii
tone. The first number. printed to-day
CONTAINS nothing jeTcept eBtractsJ frpr
hOttherhpapets and dhieditcfial statehier
Of the fact Of the evacuation and oecupa
ton of the city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

} 1T1FGo NdSdh95 Gb9b iSiJS1I99GG
|, TlHEAbqo qoIrEa & lGtA5a4gAkp! WI MAY
'tr Sunday Eve.-Thers have been no
movements,ok troops ytp day, as General
Nc Clellan was desrous of observing the
day and dgiying his men an opportunity to
rest, Thereports 70 day, fE9ughs'ia by
scouting parties sent 10 theiChiukaheminy,
on the left a distance Of tRifiesn. niles,
con6rintbo burning Of both prilgesactoss
that river. The enemy was seen in con.
siderable force on the opposite side, 80
We learn from contraband belonging
to General Lee, Who left Richmond yes.
terday, that the troops which retreaied
BY, that } dad are efenmPSd3 at Ithe toll.
gate, eight or ten miles tiiis' side of the
city, Hs met but fsw, troops between
here aud ihatpoial. J g c@IElFA- !
A strong picket Of the enemy made its
appearance about two miles from the
White House to day. They were not in
ltegfered, with until, becoming too bpld,f a
lgunbohtwlheh arrived about one 6alotk
sheled them out. The neise must have
been heard in Richmond, as it is but
itWsnty,milSV diSlansOf9sI3 tpSsiW
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

Estate of Deacon whitaker, Dec.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duiy appointed admi nisratrix, with the will
aEncxed, of the Estate OF Deacon Whitaker deceased
All persons having claims against said estate will
cd 10 said estate must IN, ke Immediate. pay ymeDt.
.Aip C&y- ,.3tdl RACHRLWHiTAKER.
April II, I.G2-3wit
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

: :, y saS,p s1 For = lic NJ this OHcc
Extra copies Of thesLANcAsrER GAZETTE
at 3 cents each, f@1 FEES
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

GEBy ad,spstOh from Fortress Mon
roe we learn thateight hundred and
eigbtyrdvs prisoners released from Rich.
mond on parole, left for home on the 18th
inst.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15

ET Tho Office Of the Sandusky Regis
ter was burued on the 7lh inst, together
witlpui0st Of the office material, and the
files Of the Register from the Grst issue
to the present. Loss $4,000: insured
s6,o669 Tie block in Which it was stu
atsa was, destroyed, Loss $95, ,OoO.aT
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15
DIR. MeLEAyy-s t...fVERs.sL Pills,


For liter Csmplafst, BtiliSSnsss, RsadaeAs, f..
There hns neEsr been Cathartie medicine, offered
The public, that has ggen such entire satsfaetOA
McfEAN's SivERsAL Pitts
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly inno-
cont and ea taken by the most tender infant; yet
prompt dhd powerfufin removing all Bilious seere-
ions, Acid tnRure, Retss Matter from the St0n-
Gch. In fact, they the Only Pills that shoRld -
used In malariOns Districts.
They produce no Gripping. Sickness or pain In tke
Stomach Bovels tho0gh very active and sea rehine
In their operation, promoting healthy seeieiions OF
the Liver and Kidneys. Wac viii tuFer from BIT
Ousue-s. Headache and Pnul Stomach. when so chap
a rsias1y can be Obtained! Keep them constantly
hand single Jose .aaken In season, may prevent
hOurs. days and months 0f sck Ask for Dr.. J..
H. NcLean's Universal Pill. Take no other. Being
bax and be sent by mail 70 sny part OF the UAs.
Ell States. r. n. ReCL-7I-y' Sole Proprietor,
cVrAer ef Third Gad Pine Streets, 50. LsGfs, No.
DR.L H. peLE.aN'S POL LcARIc OH LENLMESF
..s. TAe Bsst External in tAs World,
+. fer .Vga Beast.
Thousands M human beings have been sayeda life
OF decreTilnhe and misery by The use ofths InvaIu
able Inment. II will relieve pain almost instauta-
ncousy an will cleanse. rify and heal the FOUL
est Sore IN incredble shO time ncLsan's Yst-
edaie oii Lizieat will relieve the most inveterse
cases OF Rheamaism. Gout, or Neuralgia. For Par =
afyss. Contracted Muscles. Stiffness or WeakAsssin
the Joints Muscles or Lgaments It win never fall
Two app jcatiOns viii cure Sore Throat, Headache
iaraebs For BuIRs Sealds, or any Pain 10 Is an
fnilible Remedy. Try II. and you viii Ind II an In
dispe nsihie re nedy. Keep IL always on hand.
PLdYTERRS. FARifERS, or any one having
charge ofhorses. wfllsave money by using MeLesn's
Foeene on Eminent II is a speedy and infallibo
cure for Calls. SGrains chafes, Swelling Lamens's:
'Sweeney. Sores. wounds. Scratches, orany external
disease. Try, Il ard ynn will be convinced.
DR.. J. II. .MsLE7.N, Sole Proprietsr:
---.rl ., Fa-r. .f ST. LOUIS. MO.
l-57g. J.. sloeun, agent. aug,ls, lssl-lV
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-15
OBITUARY..

DTEDSip pdefaas bts LiSVSdsaty. at
Clifton, Tennessee, G. +. BEERY, April
10th l86e, aged 20. years ,5,mostiissa sand
25 day.. Hsswas a mem baf ofahe Hih
Regiment o. V. NJ. Strange that one SO
young should be called away in the boom
lofAfe, but death thotp astua copqaeTaole,
sweeping thousands Of our young sad pa.
triotic from the scene Of action. The de.
ceasad dJwas aItrpe Ps!rioty one that re-
spohded to his couutry's second call, aud
after enduring the greater portion of Il
years hardships in our country's service,
he submissiSeIy yielded, his exlstspceeto
EHimawho saseit.SHeNAAs gonsto @iclfme
where the raging tempest Of war is silenc,
cd forever, antNwher6 ths'mssles oi death
are not hurled. On Gods footslool war
is inevitable, and thousands more like
hm, young and brave. must die before
Ouf Ges6 afe Fu6qfRb@. Q@Prge has
mahrdhy @donet hs du:y. H1gaSb his
life, on the altar oil bis government, as a
sacrifice for ~ 56sjhriIlho recomrnence-
ment and perpeiuiry of the Union. for the
sspNSssiSP # IehelllqHN and the iAstigr,
tJfs.SfLbe s&mes fThs& paired hsfo who
forsook slbseseudcaEmsn;s.ut, home, will
loag. bsi remembered BY lh9ss wAo, knew
him, las one who did not Question The 10 :
gahty Of his cou1Sry' s. Scallylhf stiohg
arms 10 ccme to''its'rescSe In 7de6aHce To
/ NE, ,siace tegsstiFesWorkipgs 9Gtrsasopy-N-
] fis. went 'Gbea shdR ISJtsts W home
refused 10 consistently act loyal outside
the battlefield. 1hIIS hed' to the scene Of
Scsion, @hiljl ae&&3gA5s an11Afll5aAs
we're cxdlti6g foSer oar oouniryScaiami.
ty. He was disdilargdng his duty when
the angel q. .DgRhebifnh aayg gowh tho
weapons Of warfdre And 90 toihs Nome,
! I,yhere1hS el{pbtef &~yis shut, o efy
fthe sweet music Of angels in hGaven.-
FGcorge viii De femembeFed, When lRs de
4 yised schemes Of tstslilQp ate,aahihilsed
and The seven Starred bsnus 'ofs sSoutherr
chwslfS isshlaI inMhsgdsspsandEd@t a
! lbSss Of abscprity othes regret Of ,seces
sionists,9 Wheassthsi Stars and Stripes
which were borae' through a.Aesen years
strugg le:by WphiQgtop. float over The
entire lsug 1T snd dbf&dA " 99lRepublic
! $SRESa af&E.hssIass9 fPa7s hsas Be iEss&Esa|SlTil''
who suffered deatltto accomplish the de
tsitsbi6al 6tjtet,, we lava 81 SR,, atiiooaV
y acquainted witlpslhs teeeased spidis
land knewihini to- ba,a young, man Oh goot
mind and strictly moral 1--WE q gan 1sftaat
tidy 81 ympalhiss with tllOss v ho better koov
his worth and have sustained an irrepara
by Ioss HtThs htiFefaahy beloved !,
, all who, knew him, ,aqd, -eyes, cherished
will be his actions both St.home. sad il
: his eoantry's employ. .lsaa aet aeilsCs
I-S hero sleeps. a warrior brave "a "a y x
I..ss pReposes In bic quiet gvayoy' iisiels "a
| And nOvermOro hfs ySlorous arm la,f p
Il - Shall country shield from rooand harm;
VfNlr sciarades ivSep, Artl many ateSi II
siI go AS tributes iell around his bier,
4 While parents weepfot one
lsaN'2 A doar, brave and noble 500. ~ ts' ].
ssa6 TIL. B. MoCAysLGNDS
Borne Tp,. May islh, 1869. 4 as W
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gOR CnIrDREN

10 vast your delicate. sfekly, phny Children, to
he Healthy ,stro0g and RObust.--then givethem Me-
LEAS's STREE0TBEEiNG CORBiAL, SEQ the directions
on each b0ttlel itis dehciOnsto take.
T7One tabe.sp6oDful, tax en- every morning fast
ing, isa sure preventive against Chills and Fever,
Cholera or any prevailing disease. 10 t1
TION!-Bewarc of Druggists or Dealers
WHO may iryto palm upon you bottle of BItteB or
SaFsaparuia, twbfch they buy cap, BY SAYING
II last as GOOD. There are even men BASE enough
10 steal part Of my dnb fheir deeoetions.
Aynd such iRfs mr PIRATEs and their villainous
lcOmpoundi Ask for DE J. VI. .McIeau'sStrengthsn,
ing Cordial and tiso1 Paraer Take nothing else,
II isihs nnfy, ,Iezsdy that will purify your Blood
Thoroughly, and. at the same time, strengthen and
invgOrate the whole organization. II is put up In
large bol.cs-sI per bottle. or six bottles foe Is,
DIR. j. n. Mclean, Sole Prepristsr.
.s Conner Of fkird and Pine Sss., 81. Louis. No
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@NLtn .Aoptrtistintnts:.r.
Estate of Ccorgc ItinD

NOTICES, hefeby 'giten jthnt the undersigned
y has been duly pppolntcd Administrative Of the
Estate Of George Ring, DECEASED. late OF Fairfield
coudty. Ohio. =. SUSANNAH RING
May Is. l6G2.-3ws
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