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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-16

Coop SIGN.-Among the noteworthy
features of Tuesdays election is the fact that
in all directions the people have demonstrated
their loyalty to the Union in voting out of
public lite alike Democrats and Republicans
who hold positions equivalent to putting the
supposed interests of their respective parties
before those OF the Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-16
THE EVENING STAR.

WASHINGTON CITY:
Thu RSDAY.. OCTOBER 10, IS -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-16
ROPOSAL FOR STOVES.
DEPoT QUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE.
Corner Eighteenth and q streets,


Corner EishteenM and g streets,
Washington. Oct. IA, ISo2.S
until Saturday October 18th, at l2 O'Clock NJ, for
furnishing to the United States the following arti-
one hundred 100, large size Cylinder Coal Stoves
one thousand sloel feet Of Stove Pipe. Smots or
Bids should mention separately the price per
Sf aHa s =
sdefeS oath u to the the
Saaeyy
it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed BY two
respSDas,oe persons whose signatures are to be ap-
The resgonsisilitY Of the su.r.n.oss must be
neasest district Court or of the United States Dis.
Bidders must Be- present in person when the bids
are or the os M mot be on tS hid
der must appear in the proposal.
If 2 bid is made in the name of firm the names
s s the ee
Bonds in the sum of one thousand dsllars, signed
by the contractor and both of his guarantors will
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
Informal proposals will be rejected
Proposals must be addressed to Capt. Edward l..
ington. D. C.. and should be plainly marked Pro.
posals for furnishing Stoves. &c"
Form Of Guarantet.
We, -, of the county Of. and State of
-, and -. of the county of -, and State Of,
do hereby guaranty that is able to fulfil the
contract in accordance with the terms of his propo
stion and that. should his proposition be accepted
he Will at once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith. Should the contract be awarded to him
weare prepared to become his suretes
To this guarantee must be appended the certi6-
cate above mentioned.
EDWARD L. HARTZ.
&c ID Captain and A. q. NJ, U. s. Army.
EoR SALE-4 BIRGITN-,A HORSE AND
l. BUGGY, with Harness and Saddle and -
Brldle. The horse is only years old, very IN
KIND and gentle, well gaited. and in everyNN
respect an excellent family horse. Buggy and
harness new and substantial. For particulars in
quire at goo street or at the stable of Dr. Greg
son, on street. between 18th and nth south of
Pa av.. where they may be seen. &C II I'M
BILLIARHPiSii 1,pns,,
BILLIA RDS!.!
GRAND OPENING OF THE
ATlIENECM BILL ARD SALOON
43O PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
THE PIT BLIC are hereby notified that
MILLER X SIMPSON
are again on the track. They have entire'y reno
waited their So loon. and pre- pa red to accom-
modate theIr friends: &C Is st.
NJ LES: urLrsm MULES"
The subscriber has for sale several pairs of well
broke gentle
which vii! be sold exchanged on ac- VI
cOmmodatng terms A
JAMES SHREvE. 9TH street.
oc li-3tF between ii and sts.
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oc li-im
ARMY sUPPLIEs.
oF FOE, " W, TINE SSEAH66sss.sT1n
for Of the post Of Fort %s uGI Mds
the ssi fo rs"sI quantity Of fireMo9d
seasoned and of the best quality '
Bids are subject to the approval of the Quarter
endorsement Of two responsible PERSONS. that the
contract. if awarded will be ful filled.
will be aWarded for f fbe "pan and a eh mt
lowest responsible bidder up to the time of open
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Wood. f. Won WOYNA
ocl4-t2lst Acting Asst. Quartcrmastrr.
FOR sALE-A suffers TENT. entirely new. with
date appliestion to R: NJ: JOHNSON, SAT Ninth
St. opposite centre Market oc l43tt
w TO TIMERS
w d. WYVILL Would inform Timers that he
MAJ i4r sale ON commission, and to which he would
EfsmpSss w Of be Ios
oe is-6tT No. 45s Penn. ave, near Third st.
4S6 NEW FALL STOCK. 100
PAPERHANGINGS,
s1a D pries Sold Ne
for the richly adorned OF most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES
and sssdS Gold Band Imitation Cola
land. by the yard or made into shades
-, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
~ warranted 10 be Gitded ,cith Gokd Leaf
The handsomcst assortment in the District from
the best mandatory in the country Also. a beau
tlfu variety of dark Wood and small sized Oval
and Carte de Visite Frames of foreign and domes.
tic manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELS,
Different sizes and cOlOrs, Picture RIGGS Nails &c
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
Copies of celebr ated Pictures Paintings Statuarv
&c.
me attention OF those renovsting ia called to
the above goods, which were purchased for AND. on
account of the times. will be sold at the lowest re-
muneratiye prices exclusively for
CAS H
Tor goods and labor, when purchased and executed
All artlcles warranted as represented
~ Orders for PAPERHANGINC or WTNDOw
SHADES punctually executed. in city or country
No. 4s6 Seventh St, eight doors above
DC Elm Odd Fellows Hall
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7 AIDES DRESS TRIMMING STORE.

I AIDES. CLOAKS. UNDER GARMENTS AND
II DRESS GOODS FOR THE SEASON
large stock OF Ladies' ClOaks of the latest style
ShaWis and Dress Goods. with a full stock of FIN
broideraS, Ladies' I nder Garments. G., now open
al 5: 4 W. MEYENBERG'S,
3-lw nndar the avanna Uousa
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WALL, STEPHENS a. 90
So r-eeim!f SO fa.st be-. % ani iTsh 4.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
MONEY, MONEYS

We take this method of:nforming those OF
our subscribers who are Indebted 10 us.tl at
zee must have money You should remem,
that we are ata heavy expense, and that
the withholding from US Of so many little
sums mus, necessarily put US to great in
convenience. We have not for the past
few weeks, received money enough to pnr-
chase the paper on which the Gazette
was priattl.
EE In view Of the present crisis and
the hurd times, we make the following
proposition TO .hoss who have paid moth :
ing since the Is! Of April, 1860:
To al! such as will.befsre the lst day Oi
April next. pay US ss, we will give re-
oeipt in full to The Is. Of April 1869, thus
allowing you to pay tor Your PsPor at the
end oi.vo years, at Gdvanes fdtes. We
most earnestly hope that all who know
,hcms. Ives 10 be in arrears, both a. homt
and abroad, will avail themselves OF thi'
Offer. All &ho DO not. will have to ps,
q, the regular rates--s2 d year.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw YoRK, Feb 4.
FLorR- -Salrs l4.7OO brls at S5 Goa
6 70 for superGne State, 8 85a6 90 for *
ira Stale. s 66s5 10 for super6n7 Wes.
tern. Rye -four quiet and steady with
small BALES at 3 95l4 Is.
Com MEAL, Sales $50 brls Jersey At
800 and 3.35.
WHrsKY, Sales of 400 brls at a34 733
Gems.
WHEAT. Sales Of % 900 bu Chicago a
l.a5al, ,35; large lot Of Milwaukee Clut
at 1,35al SO: 1t OF Canadian CIab al
| ,35; other lots OF Red Western 1,3j an9
| 40 and some as high as As.
RYE. Sales of 3j 900 bu prime at e5c
delivered.
BARLEY, Scarce and UNCHANGED. Sales
$500 bushels California at 75c.
CoRS. Sales 4.5O0 bush at 65c in stor
C9c delivered for mixed Western, 60
Tor old Southern Yellow. and IS; fo
White Western.
OARS. Dull at 4oa42c. ..
Butter. Dull at l2aI4; for Ohio. an
l6a2lc for State.
CHEESE, Qat and nominal at 5la7c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06

CiHopsAfr, "Wednesday, Feb. G 'eq.
cATfLE-Tbe supply Of Beef Cattls
has been bstter, and prices declined 25c
per central. There we're very few prime
cattle IN the market. We nov quote
common at ! 6OGI 20; far 3as rs; good
2 eOaS 70, and prime to choice SaS % per
cental gross.
sHEEP-sbesp scarce and IL good de.
maod at , 60aS5 per head.
HoGS-Hogs have been 10 liz ht sup.
ply. The packing season is about draw.
ing to close. The receipts we're light,
and there oriug good demand prices sd
vanced los per GENITAL, closing 6rm at
80 26a3 50. the latter rate for EXTRA Iarg.
C0FFEE-We continue to quote com
mon ai l9kalsi /; fair 20; good 2U4aaotci
and prime to ehoice at s04a2lc tor Rio.
Java s-Ils at 26a2Sc, and Lagusyra ar
alts22c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
The Rebel Papers in a Fright.

Under the lead of"A Symptom Dan
gerous to Republican Frsedom." the
Memphis Appeal bitterly ass'ils the pro,
posed rSbsl law to prohibit tho newspa
pers from publishing military informa-
ton. The Appeal says "it is Ealpsbly
unnecessary aud unconstitutional. danger
Gus aud dsspotic.' Also:
1t is the Indirect effsct, it is not con-
oealed purpose 6f'this measure, to res
train the free expression Of journalistic
opinion upon the conduct OF the war. in
asmuoh VS. the idea Of criticism involves
the necessity very frequently Of aludiue
TO the movements of the army, as in case
of the campaign in Missouri and Western
Virginia. 10 such light We must r.
gard the movement as an attempt to a
bridge freedom of the press and ioplnion
under the same specous apology Of self
preservation which dictates the vile oen
sbrship over newspap-rp in France ant
! Austria, aud which was urged TO iuslif.
the suspension Of The Witt Of AaptdS cor
p,a and the indsorimtnats ircalcsrstiol
Iof mere political offenders .broughou
h,hs dohinions Of ofAbraham Lincoln.
The Appeal also talks Of ststes Rights
and seems TO tondle' thst old nonseps
with new s6eodou.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
Phe' eIst Regiment.

B, order Of the War Department The
SIX orsspized companies of this Regiment
were ordered from their camp inllhis city,
and distributed as foIlows:; three compa-
uies, Captains Jackson, Barker and Nor
fison to Col. Bauseinwcin. at Camp Chase
two to Mt. Vernon, Col. Smith. and one
to Col. Wood at Newark. This order
deals hardly with the field officers o! the
6ist. who have spsat much tims and
mohay and exhibited greet energy and a
a most commendable spirit in its organiza'
ton; bu, tho necessities Of war and tn"
COOL Of the service, seem to have deman
ded il, and perhaps it was right.
This morning at 0 9o'clock the Regimen
WIS drawn up for the last time iH dress
parade, Immediately after which the three
conpauies assigned to Col. Bauseinweir
started on the march for Columbus. .escor
tsT ,ht5agh the city by the Geld otficer'
and, band. The men looked w"ll an
seemed tS'rtjsioe In the pro'p.ot Of act
i've service. They undertook their mud
nv march to ColktHNus cheerful'y.
Tha two compruitsasslsHsd 20 Colonel
Smith .eass at 4 O'Clock BY the ZanesviIl
train. Ve% ,#N2-
The field officers and band rtmain o
camp. ..s,.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
yAnBArn DInE6TORf.


BAPTIST cHtRCH-s. @. DkwsoS, Pastor.
south West Corner Columbus and Mulberry Streets;
ssrvies,--sundAy 1o.1 A. M, and 6kP.M. Sunday
School atsP. u.
RSG. Nv. LUrHRRAN--.-U. J, KSiSELr, Pa'tOr'
Columbus Street, between Wheeling and Mulberry;
Services Sunday 10Y A. NJ. and eX P. NJ; Lecture
az evo,y Wednesday sVeaing. Sabbath School
2 O'Clock I'M.
ST. JOHNS, tRpiscopan cnuRcH-south' 'Ra''
Gamer Of Broadway and wheeling Streets Services
sunday ioJ, A. NJ, and Up. NJ. Wednesday 7P. II
Sabbath Schooi2 P. n. 1g
An the Pews in the Church are FRTs; and The
public are inyited'to attend. r. NJ. GRAy, Rector
(. NJ. B. cHURCH-on High Street: 4. C. FELroS
Pasfor: -f'H
sabbs,h School 0 A. NJ. Public Service Sabbath
MSinine ioh o'clock aud al Pm. Lecture wsdn
csday evening s7. Prayer meeting Friday Evening
all. $50 ip,tt ifHS $3.50
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH; cn Broadway, be
tween Wheeling and Mulberry sttesu. re. CAT
sHAiru, JR.. faifsr;
sevt,oe sabbath ioH o'cloekA. NJ. and7 In h'
s.snin, Les,s.s wedps.dGy evening. Sabbath sehOo
Ht2 o'efdck.5
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
E9-wc published last weeka facetiou

EIWe published last weeka facetious
communication from A. P. Miller, Esq,
at Columbus. Containing structures on
certain members of tie General Assem-.
bly, Of the S,sNe OF Ohio, and particularly
Hills of Medina and Myers Of Lucas. By
some unknown means the menber from
Medina got held Of copy ot our paper
conta:ting the letter and as was to be ex'
pected from member Of his parts. made
a fuss shout it, which came very nea
resulting in the expulsion Of Mr. Miller
The secret of the whole matter is that tn
letter was true, and being true it hurt.
II Hills bad been possessed of as mucl
brains as an oyster. or as :hnth dignity a
a common toad, ho would have suffere'
che structures Of our correspondent. to pas
unnoticed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06

EE The "membcr from Fairfield" has
been heard from again. Like the tail Of
a stump. tailed dog, he is sIwayO just a
lille behind. lie offered resolutions in.
curing Of the Governor the number Of
Military Camps in the State and Of the
prospects Of consolidating partly organ
ICED Regiments.
These resolutions like Mr.. JefIries'
Cameron resolutions, were t,o late. The
order Of consolidation had gone forth
aid tie work Of consolidation no,
only begun, but almost completed before
Mf. Jsffries had taken his resolution from
the bottom Of his cafpet.ssck where
1t had been put by his political advisers
heiore he left Lancaster. Pick your fin
James. and ,ry'i, again. You may sue
coed after while in getting somethiDg'ir
in ION time"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
nztMr t.F.;ea ibt,od,,;csd h;s Cam


RtMr. JsGries introduced his Came
ron resolutions, says the Eagle, "tO give
Lincoln back bone." Well We have no
doubt Mr.. Jelrries resolutions complish,
ed their purpose: First, because imme'
di.tely on their own in,roduc ,ion-nay
b fore Cameron was shipped. Second
ly, because resolutions of that kind come
ing from one Of Mr.. Jelf'es sentiments
ability, experience and uO'orie'y would
necessarily strengthen The President il
his purpose il he had formed one, or com
pelled him to att, whether he had form.c
a purpose or not.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
COMMUNICATED.


DIEO-kt his residence. near New Sa-
lsni. on the S3lh Of January, 1862, PaIEtP
5. WisENAN, aged IS years 7 months and
rs d-ys.
The decessed'wss born in Monroe coun-
ty. Va. june 10th. 1906, aud pmigrated
10 this State with Lis father, Rev. John
Wissman, in the year 1918. He became
q member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church about the year 1880 and continn'
ed worthy member of tile snme until his
death. He suffered much during lis last
illness, but was patient AMI resigned. He
died in full faith of a blessed Immortality.
DIED-ou the 9ad inst, at the resi-,
lsnce of his mother in the city Of Ian
easier. Ohio. Henry B. REED, in the 2o!h
year Of his age. s.-,s -...
On Tuesday the 4;h inst. the mortal
remains OF Henry B. REED were wrapped
iu his winding sheet, and placed In his
cold and silent grave. The deceased was
born in this city. where he resided with
his parents until somo five or six years
ago, WHEN leaving home, paren's, anu
long cherished associates, as a Joung man
staring out TO battle with he cold world
he locsted iu business at Circleville. Ohio
where, surrounded by many new formed
friends he rerinsined until about . months
prior 10 his death. lie died Of typhoid
fever, which disease be contracted in orr
!, of the military camps of Kentucky, ID
! was jus, in the primo Of youth. aLd vigo
= Of manhood when summoned BY thSt slerI
: messenger to "waIk through the V"h-..
and the shadow Of death.' Henry. wa
we'll known III this community, by hi
!! many fionie and associates, as yonr
man Of exemplary character and amiabl
qualities ID votedly attached 10 his wild
: owed mother. and orphaned sister, VIII
!: have t6e'kidd'sympathy Of many friends
= this the hour Of their bereavement. II
!, hard to realiss that he Is gone: that "
shall never more touch that gentle hao
go oflcn gfasped in friendship. Bu' ALA
:. it Is so, and we can bat submit to Ia
y ahsstening sfaiotion from the hand
taRim who dosth oil things we'll" M
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06

JUsT THE THING. Our attention was
cal.ed|tlis morning to ri nd Of ours,who.
a few months ago, was siok'y, feeble and
debili,ated- now he is teallhy. strong aud
robust. This great change was produced
by taking MtLean's Celebrated Strength.
ening Cordial. 1t is a real Elixir Of Lie
We advise every reader who may be sick.
ly and debiliiated, and all who arc wei
and wish to keep 60, 10 uy it.-Buning
| Mirror. 49,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
OBITUARY.

DIED-At Somerset. Kentucky, Jaru.
ary 9th, 1862. after brist illucss, THos
B. RueH, member Of the brass band at.
tachsd 10 the 18th Ohio Regiment, aged
10 years. 9 months and 81 days.
According to his last request. his re-
mains we're removed to Ills home and na.
tivity, and on the 18th January. was in.
tered at the Cross. road Cemetry, in
Pleasant township, where the occasion was
improved by the Rev. Hall, of West Rush
vile, by discourse from The 8,h and 9th
Eccleslastics: "And theie shall be no dis.
charge in tha, war;
The deceased leaves both paren's. one
sister. and two brothers, in the midst Of
deepest bereavement and am ction. with
an unusually extensive circle Of friend.
attached to him by the closest ties Of init
macy and friendship. ..... ...
During several terms, and up to tn,
time OF his enlistment, he attended La
Fayet'e Academy. where his course as {
student, marked him out a brilliant type
OF industry. sobristy, and courtesy.
Asa young man, he was universally
recognized as noble champion in the de-
Tense oi temperance, truth, and morality;
and as a pslriJt, at the time his countIy's
call, and in accordance with remark to
the writer, shortly befurs his departure
namely. II feel that it is my duty to 60
and if fall, hope it shall be in defense
of right" he sacrificed comfort, quietudt
and all the endearmenls Of an agreeable
home: and even life itself.
Brt this faint and feeble tribute to tht
memory Of the worthy dead, need not bt
extended. His highest eulogy, and g eat
est praise, are the deep and general con
viction of his merits; the crowded church
and the solemn ceremonies upon the oc
casion of his burial. -.-
1t may be aided, that. while in the ar
my, his pocket manual was the Bible, ,a0C
that his intimacy with the chaplain of hi
Regime t. his frequent remarks u?o'
spiritual matter, the calmuess and resig
nation is which he died, are happily in
dicalive Of the peace he sought in bis Re
deemer. IL.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
DR.. #. LEASrs VoLCATTc OIL LINIMES r
The Be,, Eternal IA fks World,
f,r nIz, ae

Thousands Of human beings have been saved Iifo
or decrepiitude aud misery, the ofthisinvalu
able Lniment. II will relieve pain almost nstanta.
ne0usy snd II will cleanse, purify and heal the foul.
est Sore in an incredible short time. .MeLsan,s IoI-
ed-ie oil Linimert will relieve the most inveterato
Eases OF Rheumaism. Cont, or Neuralgia. For PARE,
alysis. Contracted Muscles, Stiffness orWeakaessinl
the Joints, Muscles or lizaments. II will never fail.
Two anpicatibns will cure Sore Throat, Headache orr
Eaache. For BUNS or Sealds, or any Pain, n 70 an
lpfalhle Remedy. Try ii, and you will dnd II an In
dispensihle remedy. Keep always on hand. '..c'z
charge ofhorses, will money BY nsng Mel eaDi4
vnlcenie on Linimen. u is speedy and tnfal,iHi1
cure for Calls, sprans, Chsfes, swelling Lamtnsess
disease. Try. It aLd YOU will be convinoed.,.s
DR.. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole PropyJstSS,,'
| STa LOois, No.
n-T7E. l.. slocum, agent. aug. IS, ts6i--iy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
DR.. .neLEAEs UNfYERs.gL Pills

For Liver co~Plaist, Biiii0Hsnsss, Headache, 10.
There has never been CathArtic m edcine, offered
~ the public. that has given such entire satisfaction az
mclEAs's UNTvERsAL PrhIs
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly iupo-
cont and be taken by the most tender infant; yet
prompt aud powerful inremovIng all Bilious seere-
lions, Acid or impure. Feted Matter from the stom-
ach In fact, they are the only Pills that should be
usea In malarinus districts
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or pain in the
Stomach or Rowes, though very active and searching
In theis operalon promoting healthy secIetions of
The liver and Kidneys. Who viii suffer from Bill
iouSness, Headache and Foul Stomach, when % chap
remedy can he ob.ainedl Keep them constantly
on hand; single dose, taken In season, may prevent
hours. davs and months ofslcknOss. Ask for Or. J.
u. McLean's Universal PHI. Take no other. Being
cnnted. they are tssteless Price only 25 cents per
box, and can be senhv mail to any part Of the Unit
ed States j. II. .MscE.4IN, Sole Prsyristor,
Corner Of Tlird aud Piae Streets, 81. LSuis, Ne.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
Letter from the Seventeenth Ohio.
January u, 1869.

EDroR5 LASo1srtE GAxErrn: 10 the
Ohio Eagle, just after the victory Of our
troops over Zollicofer's sfmy, an ediEori-
al appears in "hich the doubling editor
seems to think the great victory will
dwiOdls down to Lothing and prove to be
q Nelson victory. he advises his readers
to "wait for the wagon" We have many
in the i7th Ohio that have friends who
are readers Of the Eagle and would like
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06

I
ooxcER1. .-WOLs's splendid Brass Band
viii give ! Concert q. the City Hall Or
Saturday evening next. This Band have
been alta heavy expense in procuring
their instruments. and the principal OBJ
ject Of the concert is 10 raise q fund to pay
for them.
They are ali splendid young men as
we'll as musicians, and we hope our cid
zens will patrOpizs them libera.Iy. They
have kindly volunteered their services on
several charitable and public occasions
and we hope our people will remember the
kindness. Let them have tull house!
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEwiSo MA.
cHISEs,-We have before stated thst r.
f, BILLINaHuR.r of this city. was agent
for these machines. He has them ( r ex-
hibition at the Book Store of J. L. Tut
hill on Main Street. We append the fol-
lowing merited compliment from the Sci.
entiGu American. as showing what they
are. II e editor says:
ave have Used Wilson's patent. manu-
factured by the Wheeler & Wilson Man
ufacturing Company, No. sos Broadway,
and we can cay in regard to it, that il is
without a rival. 1t is simple, not easily
put out Of rder when in proper hands,
and. in point of effectiveness and finish
no other machine s,ands ahead Of It. VIZ
state this much in regard to this excellent
machine upon our own responsibility
Every piece Of this machine is made tc
a guage. and consequently the pats o
any machioe may be trauspOsed with
those Of ary ether n achiiie of tie same
size; or. sbou.d an accident occur, thu
broken part can be Immediately replaced
on application at the Office Of the Manu
fac,ufer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
Philadelphia Market.

PnrLADELPaIA. February a.
FLOUR-Firm. Sales 5000 barrels
super6ns at So 25
WHEAT-Advsnee lc, Red at 81 81
al 80; While at 81 40al 40. r
CoRN-Firm. Sales 900 bushels at
56a67c. '
MESS PORK-ls selling at si3.
WHlSAY-Film at 24c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06

sEcol. Connell Of thel7'h returned
to this city on Tuesday !ast. The C@lonel
/. in bad health, and We hope bis recovery
may be speedy and permanent, Colonel
Conusll lef, hi,regiment at Somsr'et,ky.'
In better health and spirits than usual
Hs vii. remain with his family until bis
heal. h is restored.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
GYmnasium.

There will be a meeting Of the members
OF tn. Gymna.,ic Club at their room over
slocums Drug Store. this evening at
caadls.Gsh,ihg. for the purpose of com>
pl.,ing the organization DC. Let all
members add all who desire to become
members turn out. ,.g -...>