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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-17


On Sunday April 9th. 1869, George
Ring. well and fsyorably known to the
citizens OF this county, died at his resi-
dence in Hooking Township, after short
bat severe illness. Mr.. Ring was ma.
tive of Massachusetts,, born Jan. cd, 1897
and Cmigrated to Ohio and saltled in this
county inl8o9. He had lived through
rs years of usefulness; to short time be-
fore his decease, had enjoyed remarkable
health. lie was a man uf strong natur.
al powers Of mind, and unaided by the
advantages of emly schooling. he acquir.
ed an information far beyond the average.
Of warm feelings. and broad and gnner.
ous hOart, he was the friend Of anghis
latch string was ever uut, and no man
left his door hungry. A devoted chris.
tiOn, he gave much Of his time and neaus
to the cause of Christ-liyed a strictly
religious and exemplary life and died in
full faith redemption. Industrious and
frugal he had gathered about him the
fruits Of many years cftoil. AS a father
bis many virtues standsforth in their clea
rest light; 3 healthy industrious. frugal,
moral and educated children attest his
fathorly care aud example. From our
earliestloyhoo We have known George
Ring, dmirod his stern integrity, his
good example, open hospitality and abb.
ding zeal. We share with his family in
their great loss and deeply sympathise
With them in their terrible aflictiou.
How rapidly the aged pass away. One
by one in rapid, full and quick success
ion they go down. From birth to death,
from youth to mans allotted years is but
a span-bristling with lborns and scarce
an intervening calm. But yesterday,
George Ring was well, strong in heart
and vigorous in hand hopeful in tho pros
pect ofcoming years Of quiet ase-to.day
the worms have fed upon his flesh. E
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sABRATm DIRECTORY.


BAPTIST CHURCHES. G, :, Dawson, Pastor:
South West Corner COlumbnl and Mulberry Streets;
S0ivicss-77suaday los A.N,and O1lP.M. Sunday
Schooiat2 Q p. NJ.
ENG. Ev. LUrHERAN.-..U. J. KxsEby, pastor:
Columbus Street, Between Wheeling and Mulberry;
Services Sunday I01f Am. and ga P. NJ; Lecture
X evciy Wednesday cveatng. Sabbath schoo
9 o'clock P M, i.,t..,...,,,l.l,
ST. JOHNS tEnIseorsD CHURoH-south' East
Conner Of Broadway and Wheeling Streets Services
Sunday my A. M, and PM "Wednesday, Z P. NJ.
Sabbath Sehoole P. M. rs;-'t As}.l4s3.7-t'r
All the Pewsin the Church are FREE, and the
public areinvlted,to attend aF.N. GaAv, Rector.
". E. CHURCH. High Street: E. c. FrtroS,
Pastor; % artai-g 10 =, 1oo-s ,.o1l l- .-Jass
Sabbath School 9sA. NJ, Public Service Sabbath
Morning lOJE O'Clock audat7P.M. Lecture WeGn-
osday evening all, Prayermeeting Friday Evening
at I,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.: On broadway, be
tween Wheeling and, Mulberry Streets. R.C. GAL
BRAITH, JR,, Pastor: ,.l.- I....s .5.
Service Sabbath iO1S O'Clock A. NJ, andf In tho
ovenin. Lecture Wednesday evening. Sabbath School
ats O'Clock. ssts ttf~ .a.sf Ha' ..a.. .e-,s -.t
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Correspondence, Between Gsnorals Grant
and Beauregard.

and Beauregard.
LETTER FROM GEN BEAUREGARD.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI
MONTEREY, April 8, 1869.
SIR: At the Gloss of the conflict of yes
terday, my troops being exhausted by
the extraordinary length of time dur
ing which they were engaged with yours
on that and the preceding day, and it be.
ing apparent that you had received, and
Were still receiving re Inducements, felt
it my duty to withdraw my troops from
the immediate scene of conflict.
Under these circumstances. in accord.
ance with usages Of war. shal! transmit
this, under flag of truce, TO ask permis-
sion to send mounted party to the bat.
Ilefeld OF Shiloh, for the purpose Of Civ.
ing decent interment TO my dead. b
Certain gentlemen Wishing to avail them,
selves of this opportunity 10 remove the
remains OF their sons and friends, | must
request for them the privilege Of accom-.
panyi6g the burial party, and in this con,
nection / deem it proper to say, am ask.
ing only what have extended to your
own cOuntrymsn under similar circumsian
ces. tF, ...
Respectfully, General, your obedicnt
servant. 2. G. T. BEAUREaARp,
General Commanding.
To Mai. Gen, U. s. Grant, US.A com.
manding US. forces near Pittsburg, Tenn.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th day Of April, 1869. at The
Tesldebee OF the brides father, BY tbe
Rev. Il. G. FELTON,. Mr.. WILLIAM KEEwoop
and Miss MARY E. WILLIAMS, all Of this
county.
With the above notice we received
from tie hands Of tie groom. a large
handsome aud delicious cake, for Which
u'e orldo and groom will accept the
thanks Of the printer. BILLY has at las,
turned m and We arc right down glad
.oi H. Tor he has put oG,doipg somslhing
for his country a great wiile, bat We pre-.
sumo he agrees with the old addape-
"neysr too late" We wish lie powlr
msrtitd couple long and happydife, Z
On the 9Th Of April. 1862. by the Rev
N II. Loose. at the residence Of Mr.. John
King, near Bremen, Ohio. Mr.. ELIAS 7.
PURvrs and Mss MARoAsET KlSo.
At the Parsonage in Rushville, by the
Rev. d. Mann, Mr. AARON THoHAs and
Miss LOUISA sam, both Of Perry county,
Ohio. .ls ttti8tj H's ItfIt
% tie 10 b day of April. 1869. by the
same, Mr. GEORGE HAEBY and Miss LU.
cEErIA THOMAS. q Itat aDJ ~.
On the same day by the same, Mr..
WILLIAM GUIToN and Miss MARY 6. Lzn.
MAN! NLd y -laa iH ,.D gOJ5
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Ey Gen. w. Y. SHERMAN CT this city
bore a gallant part in the battle Of Pitts.
burg Landing. His division sustained
the first sb ock on Sunday aud continued
doing battle throughOu, the whole Of The
two days engagement. The General W as
constantly in the field directing, rallying
and cheering his men, Sha'ug with them
every danger.
Gen. Grant in his official report, makes
the following honorable mention of The
gallantry and service Of General sher.
man:
| feel il a duty, to a gallant and able
officer, Brigadier Genersl W.T.. Sherman
to make special mention. He not only
was with his command during ths entire
of the two days action. but displayed
great judgment and skill in the manage
ment Of his men. Although severely
wounded in the hand The first day, hi,
place was neve. vacant. He was agar
wounded, and had three horses killed un
der him. -
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ORITTAVsV,

DIED near Bremen, Fairfield eoualv,
Ohio, Sabbath morning. April 9th, 1869,
Isabel STUART, aged 81 years, 7 months
and Z days HOC 10; 1000
| Thus has death deprived US of one very
lovely in her life, most peaceful in her
death. and very ptcti9usto all who knew
her. But We are assured she has exchang.
ed his world so full Of partings, Of sor.
ROW, Of suffering and sin for B tier coun
Iry. Earth grows strange and Ion-ly as
oOc chamber after another Is locked in our
hearts, "bul heaven seems nearer day by
day"
Our deepest and lenderest feelings can
not be rendered in words, but these that
knew her and loved her so well on earth,
will pray that the gates eff the celestial
city through which she passed. may Le
kept ajar, that so the light which shore
in her face ana into oiiIer hearts may stl
shine there until bereaved parents and
isorrowing brothers and sisters may realize
that their daughter and sister was n5l lost.
but only gone before to chat house not
made with hands eternal in tho llesvens.''
II
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GREAT ALARM AT RICHMOND
A VISIT FROM OUR GUYBoATs EXPECTED

BALTIMORE. April l5.-The Savannah
Republican of the l2lh announces the un.
conditional surrender Of Fort Pulaski on
the previous day. Seven large breaches
were made in the walls by our batteries
Of Parrott guns at Kiog's Landing, and
all the barbeIte guns on that side and 8
casemate guns were dismountcd.
Three balls entered the magazine. Col
Olmsead, the rebel commander, s'gnalled
the day previous to the surrender that
our fire was so terrible that no human
being could stand upon the parapel for e.
ven a. minute.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 14,-A flag oI
truce went up to Craney Island this PM
and brought back two Norfolk papers. -
They were taken to Headquarters, and
although containing important information
Of the unconditional surrender Of Fort
Pulaski, an effort was made, III accord.
ance with the policy that prevails here
to keep even good news from the repre-.
sentatives of the press. am, however
ao'e TO give you the substance Of the glo'
rious news as published in the Savannah
Republican.
The Republican says substantially, thai
it learns with deep regret. that after a
gallant defense against guOs mostly supe
rior, that Fort Pulaski surrendered at
o'clock yesterday, the llth. Corporal
Law of the Pulaski Guards, who did mol
leave Fort Thunderbolt until after the
flag was hauled down, brings the intelli
gence of the successful event..
The surrender was unconditional. Sew
en- large breaches were made in the south
wall by the Federal battery of eight Par.
rott guns at Kings Landing. All the
barbette guns, leaving but one gun bear;
ing upon that point. A clear breach was
made in the magazine.
| The balls used were conical, and were
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NEw ADVERTISEMENTS. Sec the adver-
tisement Of Adolph Aaron. He has Just
opened. his new goods. s,es.a Lgs. ~.
James McManamy advertiser his stock
Of Stoves. Tin Wue, &c., to day.
II. W. Tallmadga offers his services to
the people of Fairfield and adjoining
counties. for the purpose of collecting
back pay. bounty, &C., Of deceased sol'
dicrs. and has appointed B. E. Reinmund
his agent, For further particulars see ad'
vertisement.
DR.. Scott has opened 10 the SbaGer
Block, oppt site M ,rket House, a Gilt
Book Store. See advertisement.
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JCjelTries voted against the bill appro-
priating means to send Surgeons and Nur>
ses to piussurg Landing to cate for our
wounded and dying soldiers. This is
edhearing strictly to the "not one cent"
resolution Of the democracy Of this com.
ty, passed last fall. JeIIries must be act,
ing under the special instructions Of RO>
land.
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Leeal Nnticn.

bONATHiN Needles and Caroline NEEDLES h;,
" "tle. of haron, Iowa and 1ai1os A. Cook aud
Nancy COOK h's vile, Linn county. Iowa. Will Lake
Ih"lee thai op JGnuary g3d ISGn 3aehel FeG.tamak-
er. widow, andihe. children Of George w. Reu.ta-
maker dee fled 10 tie CLERK on re ~ the Cont Of
Common Pleas Of FairHcld county. Ohio. against
th@iH anf the eIll1renani hei7s of william Fensta-
lnhkcr Ihte oi said cOaBy ds their petition q lep
ing as n them that said william died seized OF tie
i1hov lng descr bed lanl 10 said county. viz: So
iAueb 81 he west half of section 70. g. tognship g
nu range ~ as lies north Of The oHzlna channel Or
NulHul reeS Supposed to contain 40 acres That
on Ju'y ~; ir47. saidGeOpge ". and Jacob FeEVa-
maker began proceedings 10 said court ayaigt all
t4e other children ofsad william fexcen. Cath irine
bse'Vho telore that Time. had with her husband,
conveyed 10 B IN her interest and b
iof lhe partition ef sGid promises. the same being
ihefeih enormously described as 10 section 30 and
such proceedings had therein. that said G eorge
v" and Jacob tenslamaker bought lhs same at public
sAle lhat afterwards said jacob assigned his inlcr
cal 10 SAID purcbase TO said George W: and after
wards the said Caroline Needles. by her maiden name
caroline tensiamAker, attempted to convey to the
sara George ". her interest ir said premises, hy
dead defeetye'y executed, having but orc atlestug
witness thereto and ailnIYarls the said Sauey Cook,
by her maiden Damc Nancy Penstamakcr bv d Ell
duIy efeeuted conveyed her interest therein to the
sad George w. and afterwards the said George W.
died testale. and by bis will duly probated devised
sad premises 10 his said widow for life with remain
der in fee to bis said children. That the said George
W. never received ATTY conveyance for the same, and
he whole amonnt Of the purchase money having been
paid the plaintiffs pray that sad defendants may be
ordered 70 convey eaId premises adRachel for life
remainder TO said children Of said George and In
default thereof that the may be ordered IN be
conveyed 10 them in form aforesaid Jy Master Com
missioner Of the Court.
Said defendants are further notified that they nre
required 10 auswGfor demnr TO -lid petition on or be-
lore the third Saturday after the 29h day Of May
next. JOHNS. BgASEE,
| Attorney for Plaintiffs.
! AprillT, lsGs-7w4pfsIO %
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GENERAL GRANTS REPLY.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY IN THE FIELD,
PiTTsBURG, April 8.
Gen. P. G. T. Btnuregard. Commanding
Confederate Army of the Mississippi.
Monterey, Tennessee;
Your dispatch of yesterday is just re.
ceived. Owing to the warmth of the
weather | deemed it advioable to have all
the dead of both parties buried immediate.
ly; heavy details were made for this pur
pose, and il is now accomplished.
There cannot, therefore, beany necessi.
ty of admitting within our lines the parties
you desired to send on the grounds asked
/ shall always be glad to extend any
courtesy consistent with duty. and espe.
cially so when dictated by humanity.
am, General, respectfully your obe.
dent Servant, U. ). GRANT.
Major General Commanding.
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Price ofihc large Is cts. per week. small 10 cts per
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~A private Of the Goth Indiana reg.
lment' who was wounded in the battle Of
Pit'sburg, arrived at indianapolis Sun
day last He says General MsCook's S
Division was forty miles from the scene
ofactiOn on Sunday morning, but it arri.
yed in time to take part in lie battle on
Monday.
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w The Ladies of the City will meet at
the City Hall at 2 O'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose of organizing an Aid Society Tor
the relief Of our wounded and suffering
soldiers in the field. We hope 10 see a
large attendance. ,.
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PErERsoN.- Billirghurst has plac'
ed us in poss+ ssion of the May number
Of this popular Magazine, 1t contains
50 we'll written articles. one hne steel
plate engraving, two colored ergravings'
and about 80 Fashion plates. Price 81
a year. For sale atthe News Office
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E1 Capt. J. W. sTncHooMB left this
city to join his company at Piltsburg
Landing this morning. The Captains
health is not entirely restored, but an!ic.
pating another battle at oOrintb, and anx.
ious to share with his men its dangers,
he would be of.
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ed The fallen have done hobly and
well, Their memories will be cherished
BY grateful people, and posterity will
honor them and call them blessed.
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The following letter was received by
G. M. L. Wiseman, last evening.
Letter from the Forty-Sixth OHIO

CAMH Sn1LoAH, April 9Th 1862.
DEAR BROTHER: When wrote you
last l little expected to witness so soon
The scenes that hsYe within the last faw
days. Last Friday our pickets were at.
tackled by tho advance guard ofIhs reb-
els. On Sunday morning the firing com
menced upon tn, center Of our column
about z o'clock, and from that time ill
late in the evening there was continual
roar of musketry ard artillery. The reb,
els continued to advance upon US, and as
our regiments gradually became cut up,
they give way, fresh troops, who were
yet in the rear, taking their places. Our
columns continu' 10 melt away before
the ad 'ancing foe until late in the after.
noon, when Intelligence came shat General
Buell. was coming to our aid; this revived
the dropping spirits Of our soldiers, and
they fought with desperation, until his
Iorcrs arriving took our places. His force
together with the gunboals soon checked
their advance and put an end to Sunday s
contest. Eearly Monday morning the
firing commenced and was carried on as
vigorously aston Sunday. Buell's forces
as fast as they came in, moved on 10 tue
scene Of acli.n. The rebels could not
Withstand our strong forces, and began TO
give way. BY noon our victory was
complete. Tho enemy are now complete
Iy routed. Intelligence just came in that
we had taken 10000 prisoners. Their
own men say lhatth had betweeul00 600
and l5o 900 engaged. This has been ons
OF the hardest fought battles that America
ever knew The number of killed is en-
ormous. The 46th went into the fight
about noon on Sunday. We advanced
upon the rebels who were in battle line IN
the woods, and poured into them gall
ing fire. which was as sharply returned
by regiment of &isSissippans three
times, we advanced upon them, the last
time We were ordered to retire to the op.
posite side ofan adjoining 6eld-tho most
ofour men that were killed and wounded
fell in crossing this field, The whole ol
our loss occurred on Sunday. The regi-
ment lost in killed 34, wounded i29, mis-
sing about 40. lost in my own compa-
ny killed e wounded and Z missing
The names Of the killed are as follows:
Serg't John Rowles, privates. John Stew.
art, Lewis Walmire, 0. NJ. Slaue, VIM.
Gye. and David Taylor, number Of the
wounded are from New Salem, viz: M.
Leohner, D. Burriif, VIM. Yontz, r. NJ.
Yontz, Frank Smith, John Avy, D. Culp
and j. Canine. am unhurL had my
havsrsack shot of, the bullets fell around
US like hail. Lieuts. Linvillo and Lutz
are not hurt Col. Walcott was wounded
Col. T. WorthiDgton is one oftbe bravest
men in the service. have not paper to
sufficient to give full particulars.
] Yours, &c., JOIN WIsExAN.
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CoscERr. The Sabbath School and
Choir Of the NJ. E Church, assisted by
the Schneider Family, will give a Con-
cert in the main. audience room Of their
Church. on Tuesday Evening, April 2sd,
1869, for the bens6: Of tie School.
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R. NJ. CLARKE, Esq is giving prompt
attention TO the collection OF Military
Claims, B,ck Pay, Bounty, Pensions, &c,
Per.ons who have business Of this kind,
should attend to it promptly.
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Adminislrntor,s Nntico

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the undersigned has
Y been duly appointed aud Qutlihed adminis,
traitor orthe Estate of Elizabeth Erick, deceased -
An persons having claims against said estste will
present them lUly auth snticted according IN law tn
the undersigned, and all persons indebted to said
estate will please come iorward' and make Immcdi
ate payment. EMANUEL ERlCK, Adn'r
April 10, lSGg-- 3w3
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CLo1nIyo Mr.. Rising at springer's
old stand has just received his.SprIng
goods. IF you want a coat, pants or
vest. ready made or made to order, at
war prices, Mr.. Rising is fully prepared
to accommodate you. Call and examine
his goods. aItJt.. LH
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EstateorThomo. TrimbIc. nee.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
v been duly appointed administrator nfthe Estate
OF Thomas T rrimble, dec. All persons having claims
against said estate will present them fcr sctement.
and all persons indebted to said estate must make
linn edate payment. JARED +. HOOKER,
n B oaee in The Tallmadge Block, one door
West Of Col. Trlmp's office. J.T.H.
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EF Donations for The sjSG and wound.
I'd soldiers al .Pittsburg Landing IL MI

Es' Donations for the slck and wound
ed soldiers al .Pittsbure Landing taMt.
BENTON, from the Ladies Of Sugar Grove.
Mrs j. + Wann, one can of canned
fruit; R., Fl. .Browpl2 do. D. Rudolph do;
IN. H, Loose 2 d. II. Berry I do; Ii.
NouukermAn l. do; j Sharp 4 do; J,Bum
gardner 1 do; ~. CarpehtsrCl do; d. .Smoot
! do; ], Stuckey 4 do; .Aiushensly Slo;
Berry ! do; Wilkinson do; N. Rhodes
II do; j. Retherford do; G. Fobile 2 do;
S. S'ukey l; r. L. Sharp do; D D.Stuckev
4 DO; Q, G,aybills3 dol L., earns 1 Jar Of
Apple Butter d 2 loves ofhlead; j .StukGy
l Jar of Apple Butter; R. R. Rcams 8 do;
j. Philips ! do; H.-Krout do; A. Deeds
| do D R. Elder do; A. G. Benton G
do; 4. p. Jacksonl3 do; A. Ainsbensev v
do; VIM. Deeds ! can fruit; Rhodes 2
do; J. Sidsh do; Tho Brooks | do; W.
Coley 2 do. t' 10 . esasu al.
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Rim. NeLEAS's VoLc.4Yic OIL LLYEYRyT
The Best Ertsrndi in the Horld,

Thousands ofhuman beings have been saved a life
Of deerepiitude and misery by The use ofthsipyalu
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Heously, lni will cleanse purify and heal the foul.
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cases Of rheumatism. Gout, or Neuralgia. Fer Par
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Two applications viii cure Sore Throat, Headache or
EaraHhe. For BUNS or Scalds. any Pain, 1t Is an
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dispenslhle remedy. Keepii always on hand.
cnarge OF horses. will save money by nsing MoLean's
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FOR CHILDR EN-.
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For Lf1er comPldiat, BafioHSaess, Headache, Ss.
There has never been a Cathnrtic medicine, offered
70 he public that has given such entire satisfaction a.
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Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inno-
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pomptand powerful In removing all Billious seere-
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ach In fact. they are the only Pills that ,Lould be
used in malariOus Districts
They produce no Grlping, Sickness or pain in the
In their operation promoting healthy Seetetions of
lhe Liver and Kidneys. Who will suffer from Bill
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remedy can be Obtained! Keep them constantly
on hand; sircie dose taken in season NAV brevent
hours davs and months ofsicknsss. Ask for Dr. J.
u. McLean's Universal Pill. Take no other Being
box. and can be senthv mall 10 any part Of the nit
ed states. T. II. .NcCLAE.T Sole PrOprietor
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PLAIN ENHEL OPES-Bgf Dc White
UNION OR MOTTO PAPER,
Ann ENVEIOpES
Attachment Notice.

James w. Mulinix, Plaintiff against George Taleoti
aud William w. Underhill, of 0swegO, New
York, traders under the name ofTalcott
e &Underhill, Defendants.
DFF0RE II. G.. Black, u. p. OF Liberty township,
3 Fairfield county, Ohio. on the 25th day OF
March, A. ID. 1872 said Justice issued an order OF AZ.
in the above action for the sum OF one hun
dred and twenty four 60-I00 dollars.
- JAMES W. MULINlX.
Baltimore, Ohio, April }, ls6e.--3w3