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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02
Our County Candidates.

The Republican fusion papers OF this
county have. very prudently abstained from
making any direct charges of disunionism
against the nominees on the Union Demo.
cratic county ticket, for the very good rea-
son that if openly made they could be pub
licly refuted. But such charges are some
times made on the street, and more fire.
auently in out of the way places in the
county, where the men themselves will sell
dom hear of them, and OF course have little
opportunity TO set themselves right. Un'
doubtedly they differ with the most of the
candidates on the fusion ticket in regard
TO the many wild and visionary projects
advocated by that class known as radicals,
and favor the policy Of carrying on the war
for the sole purpose Of restoring the Union,
iastead of using II as means for emancipa
tlng the slaves; but each and every one have
proven by their acts aud political assoca-
tions that they are 10 favor Of vigorous
prosecution of the war as long as there is
an armed. rebel in the land. We know Of
no better standard by which to judge of a
mans Union sentiments. A very common
charge made by the stabbers-in.the-dark
against our candidates ia, that they are se-
cret sympatbisers with the rebellion. If
this is the case, they must have succeeded
10 keeping their sympatb!es very secret in-
deed, for so far as we can learn none Of
them ever expressed a sympathy for the
rebel cause, even TO their most intimate
friends, aud how their political enemies be.
came. acquainted with their secret senti-
mcnts is mystery we shall not attempt to
solve. OF the six candidates on our county
ticket, four were recognized as auti'Le-
compton Democrats 10 l85S-'59, and five
of them supported Douglas in 1860, and the
Union Democratic ticket in 1860. The
other, Mr.. Pegg, of Grass Valley, we have
no acquaintance with, but when his name
was proposed 10 the Convention, one of the
delegates who has since deserted the party
on account of the "secret sympathies" of
the candidates, Informed US that he was as
reliable and firm Union man as there was
10 the Stale.
For our part, we would not knowingly
supportf for Office any one tainted with se-
oession proclivties, but we prefer the elec-
tion of liberalminded Union men to those
who are taking advantage of the misfor-
tunes oftheir country in order to retain
The ascendency in the politics of the State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

THE REBEL SrOREHOUsE.-A good deal is
said in the papers about Nassau. 1t is the seat
of government of the Bahama Isles, located on
the island of New Providence, about 300 miles
due east of Key West, and run of 500 odd
miles S. S. L. of Savannah The place num-
ders 1000 inhabitants, intensely British In
their sYmpathies.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

In WAx.-Figures of Mason and Slideil
have been added TO the famoNs wax collection
of the late Madame Tussaud, in London. The
Saturday Review says that "Mr. President
Lincoln stands scowling at them with an ex-
preston which indicates at once dyspepsia and
ferociiY."
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO

TVVHE FOLLOWING STEAMSHIPS suu.
n will be dispatched in the NoNFH-H .kEfTEsN
OF SEPT, 1862: -. - y
Sept. 3.-CONSTITUTION, Capt. J. I. Watkins
Sept 1l.-UNCLE SAM, Capt --
Sept. 2o.-GOLDEN AGE. Capt F. R. Baby.
From Folsom Street Wharf, at O'Clock A. NJ. pun,.
tually,
FOR PANAMA.
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to A.
pinwall by the Panama Railrosd Company and from,
AspinwaIl to New York by the Atlantic and paeisr
Steamship Company.
FORBES X BABCOCK.
Agents P NJ. S Co
Corner 0S 0SSaeTsmento and Aiedesdorn streets So,
Francisco. May6
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

TIE new steamship Constitution. lately
built in New York to run between San
Francisco and Panama, arrived at the Bay
on Sunday. She brought six hundred pas
sengers from Panama, and large mail.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

GEN. MIToHELL.-This gentleman declares
his utter ignorance of the meaning of the at
tack upon him by the Louisville Journal and
says he is unconscious of having injured any
man living. II is also said that he was order
ed to Washington, not because of any COM
plants against him, but that he might in CIV
en- direction receive proof of the Presidents
approval and confidence.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

RATHRE LIvELY.-A Forest Hill dispatch
Of the 9th, says; A whisky fight occurred here
this morning, wherein one Bird was badly cut
with knife, Hall knocked down, and Bush
Dorado county, Bernard Lyons is reported to
have killed Greek last night for offering in
suits to his wife.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

published OFFICIALLY IN THE DEMocRAT-HAyING THE
LARGEST CRCULAnON.l
EMAINING IN THE POST-OFFICE
N at Nevada city, CAL, Sept. L, Is62.
Adams Henry (2) Mattsson C
Aiken Thomas Miller Charles
Armstrong Geo w (2) McBrown
Ashley Jas q MeCullOck Thomas
Beach Henry E MeDOugle Daniel
Bigelow B b MeHenry David
Bishop Benz (2) McCod Malcom
Blair + NJ MeLarne James
Borrette Nelson Philton B
Bricker Jas b PierpOnt Nv
Buck Francis M Penn Chas
COnOr NJ 0 Pollard Chas
Cameron John Pratt M
Campbell VIM PuoM VIM
Ceshin VIM Riggan Henry
Castor John S ROdder John
Conklin Michael Roberts Hugh
Caldwell L + Russell James
COrbett z p Ragan John
Craig Roderick Scott John
Dickson Benz Seely Chas
Donnohoe Michael Shuts Jesse
Dauost Felix or Lewis Skaggs Stephen
Douglass Jacob Sinkler James
Edwards Aaron Smith Daniel (2)
Fale b Smith Geo w b
Fowler Emerson Stevens IL
L dy SOHH VI OtlNeS w IN
Gheen ] w = Stiles VIM w (3)
Given Isaac Stotts Samuel
Clutches Hank Sullivan Margaret
Harrison David TTavers M L (2)
Holden james Vanslyke A P(O
Hooker Chas G Wagner H
Hodgkins CT Warren G
Huntsman l. M WhitcOmb Samuel
Johnson Jas T. Whitten VIM X
Keyes James, FOREIGN LETTERS.
Kisslepaugh VIM Schel BJ
KilrOy Margaret Teresia Burkart
Kirby Robt Griffith A H(2)
Kline Nicholaus- Schmitt Robt
Lewis A w Petri Gottieb
Lewis A JeanBaptisteDu DurSNty
Lovely Bruce Don Jose M AlcaEaz
Magee VII HOvenrw,AD.
10 Persons calizag for any of the above letters,
vi.l please say ADVERTISED" +. y. BEAN p. n
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

Crown HM.-The New Orleans Delta Of
July 22d says: Wm. L. Yancey has been
making a.speech in Richmond, in which he
advocates The cEOwning of Jefferson Davis
with supreme power, with the title of Die
tatOr.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

ALLEN P. DUDLEL, of Calayeras county,
publishes card in the Stockton Independent,
in which he denies the truth Of the statement
recently made that he had been expelled from
the bar.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

THE little boy, William Flemming, whose lo,.
was smashed by the wheel Of a railroad car 10
San Francisco on Wednesday evening, died tha
following night at the Hospital Of the Sisters
of Mercy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02
A pPLICATrON FOIs sOLE-TRADER

A PPLICATTON FOR SOLE-TRADER.
n in the matter of the application Of MARY ANN
FULLER for permission to carry business as a sole
trader. Notice is hereby gwen, that Saturday
the 4th day OF October, 1852, at the hour of 10
wife Of j. p. FTLIER, intend TO apply to the
District Court of Nevada county in the State Of Cal
ifOrnia ioE order permitting me to carry on bus
ness in mR naaae and on nay own account in the
Township of Grass Valley connty aforesaid under
and by VA tue of the stxtuts oF said State approved
April g. 1852 and the vsrSus OtheFstatu Of which
this is amendatory; and THAI the basinsss which
design to carry and transact is that Of Ranchng
raising Snying and selhng stock and poultry, to-
Gesher xSth ths dairy business in all It's bra inches.
her
MARX ANN a FULLER
Witnesss-GH0. s. HsFP. mark.
nu30.4w,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

Two LITTLE REBBLs.-A mother living in
Mendocino county, was recently blessed with
twins, both boys. The father named them
Beauregard and jeff Davis, respectively.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

RoBBERY.-Valnables to the amount of
$250 were stolen, lately, from the store Of Sol.
Rurdy in Downieville.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

THE Union Convention atrSan Bsrnardino,
have nominated Anson Van Leuven, late SSer.
if. for the Assembly; and A.. A. Boren ftr
County Judge
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

+QuotatiOn from his biography, written last win.
ter IN Carson. Yale College is nowhere beside that
bookkeeping school house.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 2, 1862.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02
LIST OF LETTERS.

published OFFICIALLY IN THE DEMocRAT-HAvING THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION.
ID EMAINING IN THE POST-OFFICE
~ at Nevada CITY. CnI.. Sept. 1. lS62.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

40 Persons calling for any of the above letters,
vi,l please say 'IAaysstsed," +. i. BEAN p. n
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-02

A. BOdIam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento
10 receive advertisements and collect for the same.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
Important from the Misshsippt.


Tile Fire Of The Nortars grouing more dc.
.eurate--The Rebsls FortJy,ng on tht
NIinland md Strengthening their Works
on the lslard--7hey are rs:enforcea-
A GreM Battle in Prospect.
On BOARD STEAMER Wilson, -
OFF lsL,ND No. ~, Mar. 81
The mortar bombardment is continue.
as usual, but with much greater accuracy
The rebels are strongly terrifying lhs
lower portion ofthe upper battery, which
We supposed completely silenced. 1t is
submerged, but large gangs OF men aud
teams are at work upon the upper part,
repairing and mounting guns, New and
extensive lines Of fortiications have been
erected upon the main shore, and three
or loar new and large camps established
They have, evidently, been largely re.
enforced, A naw battery has also been
established upon the Island, and trans.
ports have bseu briskly plying from lbt
lead to the fo5t OF the Island. all day.-
Everything indicates o desperate battle
The day cannot be far off.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
From Island No. 10.

ST. LOUIS, March 30.-The army cor.
respondent OF the Republican, writing
under date Of Cairo, March 10Th says the
firing on Friday, Island No, 10. was quite
heavy the rebels opening from new bat
terry, mounted, ii is supposed, with l2S'
Founders.
The enemy could be seen cutting away
the trees, and rapidly pushing forward
other means Of defense. They seem to-
have no idea of evacuating at present,
and are daily getting more cannon in po.
sitiOne Word reached the feet last night
that four rebel guuboats, partly clad with
railroad iron, bad appeared below Point
Pleasant; but, as General Pope's batteries
extend almost in q continuous line for if.
teen miles, it ia not believed they can
force q passage,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
From Florida.

WASHINGTON. March 3l.--The gun.
boat Bienvillc srrived atlhe navy yard
wharf this morning, having left ST. Au.
gustine on the 25th. She brings the
bodies Of Captain Budd of the Penguin,
and Capt. Wather. who we're both killed
at Mosquito ialet.
When the BienvilIe left the general
impression was that the people Of Florida
were returning to their loyalty. and the
rebel troops had either all left or were ma
king their way to other Southern States.
The only place where any formidable
opposition to the Federal troops was made
at Mosquito inlet, and that only on The
small boats from the Penguin and Henry
Andrew. Eight OF our mon were killed
and wounded, The rebel loss not ascer-
tanned. FtE, 3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
Highly Important from the South.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.

Especial Dispatch to tho Cincinnati Gazette.l
CArRo. April l.
F. B. Wilkie, Of the New York Times.
who accompanied the expedition to Union
City, returned this evening with copies
Of the Memphis Appeal of the 9th, and
the Charleston Mercury of .he 22d, from
which We condense The following intelli-
gence: wEtt - +fs
President Davis. in secret session, had
advised the Confederate Congress, that
the prisoners released by the. Yankee
Government upon parole be ahsoved from
their oath and allowed 10 take part in the
approaching struggle for independence.
de urged il as retaliation for the nia.
nous and reckless breach of faith exhib.
tied by Lincoln in the exchange of pris.
oners.
Attempts are being made to raise troops
by conscription. Editors aud compost
tors are not to be enrolled, except for To-
cal duty.
The Appeal says the recent reverses OF
the Confederate army are nervng them
with new faith and confidence in the hope
and that it entsrtains no doubt of uIti.
male success. Also that Gems. Van Dorm
and jeff. Thompson are concentrating
large forces at Pocahontas, Arkansas,
preparatory to an attack upon the FEEDER
ais at New Madrid, and that Gen. Pope
will be compelled to evacuate.
No damage had been done to Island
No. 10 up 10 Wednesday, but the Con-
federates had sunk two Federal gunboals.
The works at Fort Pillow were com
pleted. General Pope was building fat
boats at New Madrid to transport his
troops across the river 10 the Tennessee
shore. r........-
In Mississippi planters we're piling up
their cotton for fire and fagot. General
Fillow has gone 10 Richmond.
A dispatch from New Orleans, dated
March 26th states that the Confederate
steamer Vanderbilt had foundered a, sea
with all on boaid. The Appeal is issued
on half sheet.
The Mercury. in view of scarcity Of
lead. suggests that linlngs of tea chests
be melted and run into bullets. s
The ladies of Charleston are contribut.
ing jewels, silver spoons, watches aud
money TO build a gunboat 10 be called
the "Ladies' Gunboat."
The Mercury and Appeal contain exten
sive extracts from Northern papers, but
no important military news.
The Conestoga arrived from Island No.
10 this evening, and reports no change in
affairs thers. The morlars FIRE every hall
hour, eliciliug no response. l.fn
A rebel mailcaptured yesterday at Union
City, contains letters from the Confederate
troops at tile Island representing the forces
there as disheartened and dispirited. -
There is nothing from Gen. Grants col.
umn. The river is falling. ,a .,.a,i.
To day forty of fly rebel soldiers came
into Hickman and gave up their arms. and
desired to return to allegiance and join
the Federal army. They were portion
of those who escaped from Union city
yesterday. They report that large mum.
bers of rebel troops ale also disposed tc
yield. '-s, .,t-, a.. 6.H %
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
SABBATH DIRECTORY.


BAPTIST CHURcH-s. G. DAWSON, Pastor:
South West Corner Columbus and Mulberry Streets
services-sunday IOk A. NJ, and 6kP.M Sunday
Schooiat2 Q p. N, - --.r
ENG. Ev. LUTHERAN----U. J. KMsELY, Pastor!
Columbus Street, between Wheeling and Mulberry;
Services Sunday 10Y A. M, and 6I p. NJ; Lecture
X every Wednesday evening. Sabbath schoO
2 O'Clock pm.
ST. JOHNS Episcopal) cHURCH-south' East
Conner of Broadway and Wheeling Streets Services
Sunday 10Y A. M, and pm. wednesday 7P.M.
Sabbath Schools P. NJ. . s,t. g
All the Pews'in the Church are FREE, and the
public are invited.t 70 attend. FIN. CRAY, Rector.
NJ. E. CHURCH-on High Streets Z. G. FsLrOE,
Pastor: e t@ ~
Sabbath School 0 A. NJ. Public Service Sabbath
Morning l0K O'Clock and at7 P. NJ. Lecture Wecn-
osday evening at7. Prayer meeting Friday Evening
att.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH; Cn Broadway, be
tween Wheeling and Mulberry Streets. &c. GAL
BRAITH, JR., Pastor: -
Service Sabbath I0K O'Clock A. M, and7 In the
ovenin. Lecture Wednesday evening. Sabbath School
at O'Clock.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
Announccments.

The undersigned respectfully offers him.
self as candidate for the Office Of J usticO
Of the Peace Tor the township Of Hooking,
at the coming election.
G. STEINMAN.
March 95, 1869.
MEssls EDIroRs: Announce my rame
as Candidate for Justice Of the Peace for
Hooking Tp. Everybody knows me, |
have lived among you for forty five years
and my qualifications may, or may not
suit you. ] recognize the freedom OF
thought--tfe freedom of speech and the
unqualified right of the majority to gov
ern. Ifthe Democratic party are satisfied
with fai'h and should put me in nomina-
lion shall take it as a complement.
JOSH CLARKE.
MEssRs. EDITORS:
Please announce
the name of JOSEPH MoCADE as an Inds-
pendent Union candidate for Township
Trustee. Many Voters.
MEssR'. EDs.-Please announce tie
name Of JAooB WEIrzEL as an independent
candidate for the Office of Township Treas.
urcr. at the coming election.
JACOB WETZEL.
MEssRs. Eos Please announce the
name OF THOMAS WEBSTER as an indie.
pendent candidate for the Office OF City
Marshal at the coming election.
MANY VOTERS.
MEssRs. EDS Please announce the
name Of J. G. MEYER as an independent
candidate for the Office Of Constable at
the coming election. ]. C. MEYER.
MEssRs EDIroRs: At the solicitation of
many friends, have consented to become
an Independent Candidate for Justice Of
The Peace of Hooking Township, at the
coming Spring Election. VIM EWING.
MEssRs. EDITORS: Please announce
the name of J. G. WEAVER as an indie.
peLdent candidate for The office of CITY
Treasurer at the coming election.
MANY VOTERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

EEWe this week publish by request
the rames of several independent candi-
dates for the various Township and City
Offices. To these names we invite the
special attention Of all voters irrespective
of party. II the men are found to be
more worthy Of public trust and better
qusifed TO fll the positions which they
stand announced let them be ch,erfully
supported by all gooi men; otherwise. mot
THOMAS = WEBSTER. the Independent
candidate for Marshal, is gentleman o.
correct habits, unquestioned morals-a
man of energy, tact and ability. He will
make most excellent Marshal and we
hope the people Of Lancaster-all who
are interested iu the preservation Of order
and the peace Of the city. will give him
support.
JAcoB WErzEL, the candidate for Town
ship Treasurer against Isaac Corner, an
open, ,avowod and notorious anti war man,
is gentleman ofunquesticned business
capacity and will discharge the incum.
bent duties OF his Office with ability and
fidelity.
JC. MEYER, the candidate for consta'
BILE against o. P. Weakley, the renegade
ofall parties and deserter OF all principles
:sa worthy. honest, capable and needy
young man. and will, without doubt, com
mand the support ofa majorty of the
good men Of all parties.
&c. WEAVER, the candidate for City
Treasurer, is so well and favorably known
to our people as to need no notice at ouI
hahds. -f =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

CAIRo, April l,-CoI Buford Of the
9th Illinois, accompanied by his ren.
mcuts, the 4ed Illinois, Douglas brigade,
Col. Roberts, and 400 Of tbs l5a, Wis.
consin, Col. Heig Scandirnonian, al from
Island No. 10, aud Q companies Of ,be
"a llhuois cavalry, Col Hoag. and a de
tao meut Of artillery las. two from
HickmaO, made 8 Reconnaissance in l,rce
and a descent upon Union City, 20 miles
from this place, aud after forced march
OF "a hoursi to-day surprised large force
Of rebel cavalry and infantry uader the
notorious Clay King. Our cavalry dash
ed into the place at a furious rate. and
the utmost CONSERVATION sclzed the rtbsls.
They fled .helter skelter 10 every dlree.
ton. Several of them were lied and a
bout 100 taken prisoners, $50 horses were
captured, a large amount Of forage and
spoils and several Secession flags. ~
Our forces returned to Hickman. Afte r
destroying the tsnls and other property
they could not carry away. The rout
:. - NN"' P'N'S ~ N'N' LteptCl1 anu cub
OF an important rsbe! communications -
Union City has been long the rendezvous
OF rebel spies. The nest is now .fsctu
ally broken up On. Of our men was
killed by the explosion ofa gun iu bur.
mig tent
Tie rebel forces numbered 700 in FAINT.
ry and between 7pO and 800 cavalry. So
unprsp'red were they, and suspicious
OF an attack, that when tie alarm was
given, they were leisurely eating their
breakfast. This was Immediately sban.
doned, and they ran for train OF cars
standing on the track near the sncamp.
ment and mostly escaped.
Col. Buford burned the remaining cars
and the booty he oould not carry with
him, aud returned to Hickman.
The steamer Polr Star has Just arrived
from Hickman with 800 hogsheads Of
sugar and 6OO barrels OF mo lasses belong
ing to Union citizens there.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
Letter from Fort Hamilton, N. Y
FORT HAMILTON, March.22 1862.
EDS. GAZETTE: .r.


d II has been rumor-
ed hsre, that, a report is rife iu Lancaster
that Capt. Anderson holds no position in
the Army but that ofa Recruiting officer
This report is totally, and absolutely
false, and has no foundation, whatever
Captain Anderson is tie senior Captain
of the Cd Battalion, and both as gentle
man, and an officer is highly esteemed by
our Staff officers. He Is, and has ever
been considered one oi the most able, and
cs'imable officers in the Regiment, and
all Of the Fairfield boys, who may have
any idea ofgoing id service, can do nc
better thauto come with him.
The long.looked.for and anxiouslJ
expected individual, who, disburses Uncle
Samuel's funds, 10 his galyant sops, 'ha;
not as yet made his appearance in ou1
midst, although we expect to be greeted
with asight Of his smiling phiz every day
now. 'ss Ht' a
News items are Gull here, and having
nothing interesting TO write aboutI close
hoping tie next time to givey you length
Ter. and more inters sting lctter. Boys
all we'll. Yours. H. SCOTT, IT,
'sat Ssrg't 12th Infantry.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

PnARoE ToOur-This fine horse is ma
king season in this city. He may b
seen on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
ofeach weak at the Giesy stables. He il
a fins young blood bay, 16 hands high
and the fastest trotter in the oounty--ir
size. build, color, and gait, unexeeption.
ablo. As foal getter, Pearce Togue ID
unsurpassed by any horse in central OF
southern Ohio. 9-tf''''4 H7' 'l.2'4a.'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINolNNArI. April 9, 1855

'OlNolNNATI' hprll z, loo%.
CATTLE-Beef Cattle have been in
moderate supply, and the market has rul.
ed steady. We quote common at 81 75a
SO; fair $2 25a2 90; good 50 75aS3; and
prime 10 choice So 25aS3 30 per central
gross. '.''' ''a,eo. 'is'' sa'''a ..s'''.9' 2
Sheep scarce and iu. good demand at
81 gross. -.. t,s ''y5 ,S., r
Hogs dull at ssaS 80 gross.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

The greatest wisdom consists in study.
ing ourselves; and YET it is curious fact,
which appears more and more To our com
prehensl9n as we inquire into our indiSld.
ual conduct. tbasin proportion as we be-
come familiar with ourselves, we discov-
er, that much Of our wisdom consists il
hiding the want OF it. ZENO.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
DR. Il. HsLEST-S poLcANfc OIL LLHExByr
The Bs't Ertsrnni in the World,
far R,asl

Thousands orhuman beings have been saved q lifO
OF decrepIitude and misery, 6y the ofhs isvau.
able Liniment II wilrelieye pain almost instanta.
neoOsly. and It will cleanse purify and heal the fou
est Sore In an incredible short time. .UsLssas TsL-
eGnie OH LiEiaent will relieve the nSsi ipvSsraiS
cases of rheumatism. Cont ar Neuralgia. Fer Par.
mysis. Contracted MusolAs. Stiffness or WeaksSssin
the Joints, Mnael's or igsments 1t will never fail.
Two applications will cure Sore nrost. Headache or
Earaebe. For Buns Sealds. or any Pain. Il IL az
lafalIible Remedy. Try it, and you uill snd itaniA
diSpen'ihle remedy. Kecpit always on hand.
PL8ETERRS. FARMERS. or any ouO hsvfsa
charge Of hO'ses, will save mone ey by using MeLsan's
VoIcenc Oil Linlment II is speedy and InfaIlihls
for Calls sprains. Chafes. Swelling. Lhmensss,
Sweeney. Sores. Wounds. Scratches, or any sxteTnA
disease Try. Il atd v0u will be convinced.
DR.. J. II. .MsLE.A.N, Soils Proyristsr.
st. LOUIS. NO.
TTE. l.. sloenm, agent. aug. IS, Issl-iy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
MIdMLR IMPoRTANT MoYT-I
MENT.

Expedition AgGiNsi Union Ciy-Ths RsS.
81 Fore SurPrissd and Dispsrssd--IOo
Prisoasrs and large AmOunt Of Spoil.
Coptursa--Arri'GI ef Suyar and 10.
Lasies al Cairo.