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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17

irrtats and dFench the Kidneys and by constant
ease.
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MILWAUKEE, MARKET-NoTsmbsr IS.
EHT TELEGRAPH.I
FIOur-Market dull
Wheat-Market in good demand. SAILS At &
G9Oc.
Receipts-l,soO bbls flour; 5000 bush WHEAT
ShiPmentS-lO,O0O bbls -FOUR 5000 bush wheat
EreighIs-Firm at l3 cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17

Nor THROUGH WITH TET.-We are as
sured that the Sewing Machine controversy
is not over with yet. Although the suits
brought by Joseph W. Briggs in the United
States Court have been dropped in eOnse-
quenee of ruling of the Court with regard
to the legal construction of his briggs pat
ent, he does not yield to his oppOsers, and,
after taking out reissue Of his patent, win
give them another chance at the question,
who is the original inventor of the en-
plOyment of the sye-pOinted needle when ap-
piled to sewing purpOses?" Briggs is still
confident of beating them, and is not discOur-
aged.
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TIE MORNING STAR.-sweeny, the Pho
tograph artist, has taken q splendid picture
Of the steamer Morning Star" as she lay at
the Michigan Central R. R. dock. He took
it from the west side of the river SO that q
glimpse is given Of the warehouses on the
dock and some blocks on the east side Of
River street.
Mr.. sweeny intends to devote consider
able time during the next few weeks, to tax
ing Photographic views Ofchurches and other
public edifees, dwellings, scenery, &c. In
that line of his art he is unsurpassed. He has
much taste, fine eye for picturesque and
artistic effects, and great skin in making
those qualities effective. We are glad to
know that his enterprise and industry are
being rewarded BY growing business.
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OswEGO MARKBT-Novombsr1B. IS.

lBI IEL1GRAPH.i
Flour-Market steady
Wheut-Market quiet. Sales last night Of 7,g00
bush amber Michigan at 81 30 and 900 bush Chicago
spring private terms. a---
OOrn-hIarket quiet. Sales last night 1000 tatsFl
LDinOis at 5Sc. 81 E7I
Canal FreiEhts : Unsettled Flour s41s5cs
wheat l31sl9l4c; corn II 5fc 70 New York
Lake lmpOTts-7eO bis four l53 600 bush wheat
llS90 bush corn; 1900 bush barley; Loo bush peas
ExpOrts-3,70O bbls -four; IS 900 bush wheat % 600
bush eorni 500 bush barley; 500 bush peas. T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17

segOstarsa's Rat, Roueh, dEe. Extermfuafsr
~ L0starss3 Bed-Bug EEferminatOF.
"gOstar3s'5 Electric Powder. for lnaeefa@ 8gU
In 23c., 10c. and el,O0 Bottles and Elasks a3 and
IS Sizes for Plantations, Ships, Boats,
THE ONLY INFALLTBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
H .Eree from POisons.'
..hot dangerous 70 the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the premises.
They come out Of their holes to de-"
8-Sold EveryiDheTe-by
All WHOLESALE DRUGaIsTs in the large cities, and
By DRuGGIsTs, GRoCERs, STOREKEEPERs and RRTATT,-
ERs generally, in ell Country Towns and Villages In
the United States.
~. Sold By
STRONG & ARMSTRONG; - 1r,.,-,
Principal Wholesale and Retail Agents. Oi0'el'-ia-
- COUNTRY DEALEzs can order as above,
Or address orders Director for Prices, Terms, &e
20 HENRY r. COSTAR,
PRINCIPAL DEPOT-NO. fS2 Broadway, J. z.
Sold at Strong & ArmstrOng's, Cleveland, o,
. '1ulV7.dagrlog7
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CHICAGO 1rARKEr-NOvsnBer Is.

CHICAGO MARKET-NOvember Is.
IBT TELEsRAFH.l
FlOur-Market steady. a...
lWhear-Market quiet at SSd9lfkc for No. ! and "a
75c for No. 2. ~
COrn-Quiet. Sales at 2s65Oc
Sc, 30 bush corn.
shiPmepts-sOO bbls four 1900 bush whs at
FreighIs Market dull and one half to one C N
Exehange-Market unchanged.
GOld-S0H q cent. premium.
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DiRrsfcs

has proved itself squal to the task that has dsvOlvs
upSn it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-17

SAVING OF MONEY AND La.
~ BOB.
Ladies and gentlemen who may want instruction
IN the art Of
Cutting and Fitting Ladies' Dresses,
Boys Jackets, Gents Shirts &C., arc Informed that
the undersigned will give lessons in cutting the above
garments on new principle. 1t is unsurpassed for
garments in - to 40 minutes
All he wishes that may be tried and investiza-
ted This newly revised method Of Fitting and Out
ting mas been brought before the public By j. Eohel
Of the city Of New York and Is secured by copvrighf
MI hohler has had long experience in this lire Of
business in all the principal cities Of Europe
The undersigned may be found at No 100 Seneea
street between the hours Of A. n. and p NJ The
price OF hrles are very cheapWithn the reach az
Agents wanted to canvass and travel. Ladies
make good agents, and can make from So 70 IS per
sOnEbls terms.
Also, new and complete system for Cutting Can
tismsn's Garments.
G. N. MOONEY, l.
iel4kR from New York City.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
HA T S!

DEEBB CO IS PATENT VENTILATED sELI
l1ADJUSTlNG HATS are so constructed as 20 ad
mia ,ree circulation Of air between the sweat-Ieat
the forehead as as the hat Is put on iherebv
curing 70 the wearer OF any shened hat all the pl-
ancy and comfort efihe soft Felt Bats Beebe & CO,
are now manufacturing Moleskin aud Cashmere Hats
of the Spring and Sum er styles for
Young GENTS Dress Hats, which they will furnish TO
trade at s36 $50, S42 S45, and s4s per dozen; TO-
gether With complete assortment Of black and col
ored Felt Hats, manufactured BY themselves, with
special reference TO rsclRss retail trade thrcukhcu
the country. Prices Of Soft Hats from SIS to S+a per
dozen. Also always on hand, best qualities Of Paris
Sou Hats OF the latest styles. All orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. Terms Cash, less s per
cent. .i, .a47f BEkBEi& CO.,
90 .n-- ---.------ L :. ~. 1853 BROADWAY. N.
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Samuel Grim, Of the State OF California. viii.
notice nat William Whitney, OF the connty Of FaI
held and State Of Ohio, On ,te 4ih day ofMafch.
1862, dled hi, petition In the Court OF Common Ie
In and Tor said county Of Fairfield and State OF Ob
against Eran Julian and said Samuel rim, the obIi
and prayer Of which was to recover the sum OF sey
hundred and nfty-eight dollars ts75B OO) then Il
and payable with nine per cent interest nd
the isih of February A. D. I662 TO said William WI
ney from said Eran Julian and sajd Samue eli Gin
Two two certain nromissory notes given by the said 4
Julian and Samuel Grim, dated February 18Th n
1899, payable one day after date. one for the AMI
s'o4 w made payable to said Whitney and the OH
Julia T. Whitney and by her indorssd 10 the n
william Whitney. And the said Samnel Grim is
iihed that he is required to appear and answer
Peltion on or before the third Saturday after the
day of 1phl, A. d. 1862
Dated this 9th day ofMareh A. D. 1902, h.
6w5Opts3 50 Attorney. Sop pi.;1
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FROM TENNESSEE.
HHI yuuTs IIuIy
]. W. STINCHCOME


abandonment Of Narfrees6oro by tho RED.
ds--1Hsy Retreat t0vard ,Aiabama =
The Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers
10 be Openedto 7aade--R Railroad Com,
municatiop Opened 10 Nashvais--Me
Nrnicipal Election al NashuHe--- Tile
| Mails. ''s Z, '@''' ~ ''a ''"
WASHINGTON, March 2.--Gen. Buell.
telegraphsd to General Mcclellan las.
night that elIe rebels have abandone !
Mqrfrsesboro, and are in full retreat to-
ward the, Tennessee river crossing the
river will place them in Alabama, :, and
free Middle Tennessee Of every armed
rebel force. Inasmuch as The enemy re-
treated along railroad line, tearing Up
the rails as they pass,'itcwill be difficult
for Gen. Buell. to catch tlem.j IT is an.
nounced that the Tennessee and Cumber.
land rivers will be opened this week 10
free and unrestricted commerce, under
the order ofthe Secretary Of the 'Treasu-
ry. % stgag 1g0{ yQs {gq'0l Apg spih@ie +.
LOUISVILLE, March S.1AR Railroad com
munication belweenlhsre add Nashville,
except over = creek ten miles north of
Nashville damaged BY the, rising water
on Saturday. win be resumed to morrow
tight. sf's ~" '''H "i' On" w 1919
The election at Nashville, ID Saturday. ).
for municipal officers, passed OFF quietly.
The retiring Mayor issued Specialization.
assuring the citizens Of protection by the
Federal troops if they quietly pursued
their accustomed ayocatioDs. v FI'+-
Several rebel prisoners have been brolt
to Nashville;and twenty-five oegroes,seiz
ed by the rebels in the vicinity Of Bow
ling Green, have been recovered at Nash-
vile and sent back. --'ss ~ '4s''f2.-t
Mail communication is established to
Bowling GfssnI and military letters to
NashvilIss ~ 1ts,, ~ ~ -ts-rs a
sColonellJ. j, MlAr; Government Mail
Agent for Kentucky =, is making energetic
exertions 10 extend mail facilities tcieyery
point Of..Kehtucky.F a'8fr~.'' '2ff'ss
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

~ Bw We invite public attention to Che
fact that JESSE .OUrcALr. at the old stand
Of Eckart y Smith, gMain Street. keeps
constantly on hand large aHd fashiona-
bic assortment of Cabinet Ware and fur.
4 'Situis, which he sells at the most reason.
asabls prices. Mr.. Outcalt is also an Tn,
dertaker. sUdis prepared 10 do work Of
plis kind ID the most approved haannet
Jesse. is a y oung man Of ofhOhesty. indus,
Try aud true moral WORTH, and we hope
our people will give him a liberal share
eftheir Patrobfage. "'s.' .'eA'
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DIR. McLEaN-S UNIYERs,sL, PJILs.

For Liver comPlaiSt. BitiipHsqsss, Headache, &c.
There has never been a Cathartic medicine, offered
70 tie public ,thatas such entire satihfacio as
McLEAN's UNIVERSAL PILLs.
Being entirely vegetable. they perfectly limo,
cent aud can be taken blythe nost tendPrinfant; vel
pForiptand inFem6vlng all billions secre
tofis Acid or impure. Feted Matter from fhe Sfom.
ach. In hct, they are the only Pills that should DO
used In nialarious districts. - So 81 80
: They produce Gripping, Sickness or pain ia the
Stomach or Bowels though very active and searching
in their operation. promoting healthy secetions Of
tho Liver and Kidneys. Who will ,suHerSfrom Ril
iousness, Headache and Feul sbImncb whsn 50 chap
a remedy can be ohiaiDedI Keep them Constantly
on hands single dose, taken ~ season. mhy nfeveni
h0nrs. DAYS and months ofsickhess. ASK for Dr. j.
II. McLean's Universal Pill. Take no other. Being
coated they are tasteess. Price only eS cents per
boS and can be senthy mail to any part Of fhe Unit
ed STATES. J. II. JNeCL.aIN, Sole Propristor,f
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets, Sc. Lopis. No.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
GE The editor of the Ohio Eagle call,

re- The editor of the Ohio Eagle calls
in his issue Of the eth Of February, pri-
mary elections for the a9s,h inst. AS
February only bad 28 days in it, we sup
pose "the writer hereof" must have meant
the S9th Of March. but ignorant of the
fact that inst. meant present time, and
not knowing what it did mean, used the
term on general principles" Now
CHARLES that you may not make youself
ridiculous in the future, we respectfully
inform you that inst, means present, ul
timo last, ami prosino next month. We
hope you will cut this useful bit of infor-
nation out and paste i. in your hat.
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EWe get the following extract fro

NWe get the following extract from
"a letter written by Capt Stiuchcomb,
Bearing date Of Feb. Esd. 1869:
gssI bad TO leave five Of my boys, Eli and
Tunis Ashbrook. James Rugh. Isaiah
! Skinner aGdlR. @. Hart at Somerset
Edward Thompson. Harrison Miller. John
sDogaa and Joseph Lockard. four we had
70 leave az Crab Orchard; Samuel Wright
one We had 10 leave at Danvillej James
: 'Gpantham'. Simeon Mast and Wilson Stou
der three We had toIeave at Lebanon, a,
they were all too sick TO keep along, and
!. .sO,nofrow We VIII have TO leave John
sSchafnsr here.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

FAIRFIELD UNION AcADEMr.--The third
scmi-anuual Examination and Exhibition
of this Institution will take place on
Wednesday and Wednesday evening,
March lelh, 1869. d7s ee..i
. Also the first public exercises Of the
Philoma.hian Literary Society will be
held in the Society Ha'' on the evening
preceding the examination, sfer which
an address will be delivered by Rev. G..
E. FELTON,. fra SIS
Tie friends and patrons Of education
arcIrespeotfally invited to attend. e sa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

ExAMINArIoN.--Tbe annual Examina
tion of the Lancaster Public Schools, will
commence on Thursday the 18th ins,.
and will proceed in the following order
Thursday 18th, A. NJ. Miss Martins
Miss Elders 70 r4gvy Ytyfr gysJ
Thursday 18th, P. NJ. Miss Cards
Miss Steinman's.
Friday 18th, A. NJ. Mrs. M swhorter's
Miss Towsop's. 4s$ Ni&p, eS a.s.A {
Friday 18th, P. NJ; Miss Boerstler's,
Mrs. Hutt's. +
Monday l7lh, Mr.. Fehen's, Latin Glass
Virgil. -.
Tuesday iSh. Miss Hetton's, latin
Lessons. .y- .:v.ra t,,sn.3 s.v4
Wednesday 18th, Miss Farmers.
Thursday Goth, the High School.
Friday 2lst.. the Grammar School.
The whole examination will thus occu
py seven days. The Primary and Src.
ondary Schools will each occupy one nall
day; the others each a whole day.
Parents and Guardians and the citizehs
generally are urgently invited to attend
EDWARD T. FISH, Supt.
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rEWe have received an in,ercs.in

EFW have received an interesting
: communication from W. T. CoLwEit, too
late, however, for publication this week.
"Latle Bly, served his dsuilship in the
. Gazette Office, with T. s. Slaughter
He states (,r private le'ter) that he has
been in the service about eight months.
His address is W. t. CcLWELL,
-" : - U. S. Signal Corps,
Gen. Mitohe's Division,
,vtiav .Raas ss Louisville, KY.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

RThs Eagle Of last week publishes a
call "tO the Democracy" to meet st the
old "TOWn Hallp for the purpose Of nom.
Ipating candidates for tbe various "town.
ship aud city Offices
We hope the good people Of fIockiDg
township apd the oily VI Laueasiss whose
sons are now in the field settling the ques.
tiOn as to whether or not we have gov.
ernment to administer, struggling for the
life Of the nation. viii! not suffer them.
selves to be dragged into shameful par.
tisan contest over the little spoils Of Office
belonging to the city Of Lancaster and
township of Hooking. We hope they will
not lend their countensrce to the efforts
of the Eagle Clique to divide and die.
tract the country BY party pickering and
Partlzan strife. Let the good meb of oil
parties Indignantly frown down the at
tempt. For our own part We shall not
in such struggle, and We hope
the friends Of the Union, Of all parties.
will follow our example. Lei there be no
party ticket 6rosgdt into The field.
Let good men, without regard to PARTY
distinction anncHnce themselves for place,
and let them be supported according to
their merit, without referentd to politics.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
sEsLING AT COST.

ANDREW REID requests US to state thai
he is anxious to sell of his large stock oi
Shswls and Dress Goods before Spring,
and that he has this day commenced of.
fering tiipm AT cosrl ,.'a.sl.
Good Goods Of the newest styles, are
now to be had at great bargains.
On hand any quantity of Hoods. Nubias
and Comforts. '%. sqta %ss ase;.aso X
Just received lot Of Balmolal Skirts
at Rsid's Cash Store. 81 q ~ ~
Just opening 9 big lot Of New Goods.
Go aud see hem rs s.. ..qsa aag+
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asa kIewa .n5on4eo a.; y daa,, ., n
: ,,Sse.c,.d @ ,T -, row ~. ,as;ons,ion o. Tadas
-. H.i1''s'No's1 : S ,SSo =, 'NNe
. WHITMAN and his determination 10 leave
1 Z, .o,,r raj sc;,v narmansr,lv For : r,,n,hss !,
=, .,. ,,a.,s, ~ H!ra. q w.. ~, allaa .,;,h
4 ,,s,Lsd .b;,;,y 4 IA sJ.l,,n j.. hsnoh !,
= ~ w Ind;n;.I n;s,.,a, ,.;s - !.
ssaroIa e slssN' ,;;,,,a L -. ~ 49, ~. @
fsgttsalSI., a,ls siesf l.pL, .,c - !,,Hal 80.
,sssSis5gIn5soof ,ba Ra+ 1fi';'
s,iticla.y .sy,;A ;.a.., .t..,,
yHs "eu'',oa1, e~ y", 0on'0.en'ico'' ~
PPFgnvwlgereus ana able, loving Jus
tice,snd detest wrong, be has made,
without exec elliod, the BEST CemnSoA Pleas
gsJndye ~ N 4 sta.s, sTh,,. nsnp,a .ons;ds,
~. u, go. ~. y,
,.uT..s syr ~ ~. e1' 'O'' apu paarr' par VIII"
him HiSn innanec'ed soTFow. So
~ As,a,lswyer, Judge WnIrM AN has few
equals. His rare mowers OF, perception.
comab;,nss,i;o ,i;o6 and ami s;s h;s na,f.o, 4.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN--
~. a. H. cs- TAKE NOTICE. at L,

1,- Hs ~ tr TAKE NOTICE. -..4at ~
We are for peace on earth snd good
will TO man. We have waited nearly
two years since we sold the Gazette to
Dr.. Scott. hoping that the patrons of the
good old paper would call and close their
accounts; but "hops deferred makes the
heart Sick We find large amount
sill due upon our books. and take this
method to notify our debtors that we must
have d settlement; We are getting old,
and poor, and mntst have money to pay
our honest debts. All therefore, who
know themselves Indebted 10 the Gazette
Office beginning with Vol. !, No. /. and
ending with Vol. 2. No. 4s, Tor April
lst, 1860, will please call at the Gazette
Office and close up by cash, mole or other
wise. All who neglect this call may ex.
pect forward movement" as soon as
the roads become passable for our terri.
BILE artillery. You can always find some
one shout the Office who win receive you
politely, settle with you kindly, and bless
the Lord for the opportunity. 7si
sar.,...t} s;.gis.,a JOSH CLARKE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
DR.J.H. WeLE.aA@S yoLCA.wfc OIL LfkIMEST 7
0Xi The Bsst Ertsrnai n the RotId,
~ pa foy Map a. .R,ast ~ = . ~

Thousands of human Leings have been spvcda life
of decreptitude and misery by the ofihisinvalu
able Liniment. 1twilltellcve main alnost instania
ueously and Will cleanse purify and heal the foul
est IRE in an Incredible short time. .HeLeaRs Pol
cases OF Rheumailsm Gout, or Neuralgia. For par
alysis. Contracted Muscles Stiffness or weakaessin
the Joints, Muscles or Ligamens. viii never fail.
Two applications will cure Sore Throat Headache or
EaTacha, For Ruins or Scalds, any Pain. ID isan
lnfslhle Remedy. Try IL. and yoq.will hnd Il an in
dispensible remedy. keenlt alwa yso hand. fYs p
charge ofh6rses, willsage money by using Mel ean'
Vocenc oil linlment. ~ - speedy and iniallible
cure for Calls, Sprains Chafes, Swelling, Lameness
Sweeney, Sores, Wounds, Scratches. o. any external
disease. Try, Il aud YOU win be convinced.
DIR. j. II. MsLEaJT, Sole Propristsi. I,
a'.. ST. LOUIS, Mo
IPE. l.. Slocum, agent. aug. is, Is61Aly
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&. ~ WAErnD--At this Office on sdbscrip-
,sion; ,CAsH, Flour, Potatoes, Butter
, ChicLsns. Country, made Sugar and Mo,
lasses, DC, &c.. go.
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Estate OF John PTeed, Nee.

NoTICE is hereby given that the undersigned IA
y been duly appointed and qualified BY the ProbaI|
Coun OF Falineld couny, Ohio, administrator Of M
Person, indebted W said estate are requested 10 mad
Immediate payment, and all persons having eiaiuA
against said estate will present them to the un ersg
ed without delay authenticated according 10 Law.
March, 3, ,l8G2-3wSO 80 -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

ETWe learn through the State Jour.
nal Of yesterday, that P. B. EwIsG, ESQ
hasbeen appointed Judge Of the 9TH Ju.
,dicial District. to ill the unexpired term
6ccasioned by the resignation Of Hon. II.
G, Whitman. Mr.. Ewibg's appointment
is good one, and will give universal sat.
.isfactioH. {E& k
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber, living in Walnut township, Fair
field county, Ohio, offers her Farm for sale, being
situate one and half miles West OF Millersport in
sad county and township. The Licking Feedt ITO the
ONO Canal RUS through the p'emises afrordng nev
er failing stock water-and various olhtr at
which 10 be appreciated should be seen.
Feb. 81, ,Is62-3m49 .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

ET Our merchants would do we'll to
read the "hst" advertisement Of Bcebe d
Co., N. Y, in another column.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

yRy See the advertisement Of James
Weaver. 10 smother coltiTn. He makes
fair propositions to farmers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

Egg Will not some subscriber send ui
a load Of hay soons we are entirely out.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
ron CHILDREN.

Do you Eant your delicate, sieky. puny Children to
De Healthy Strong and Robusl-then give them Me-
LEANS STRENGTHENiNG CORDIAL, fsee the directions
on each bottle) II is delicious to take.S ~ 49,.
(. lL Zone .spoonfll'iaken eTerv morning fast
ing, is sure preventive against Chlls and Fever,
ChoIera or any prevailing dfsease
4 TPCHUTlONl-Bewa OF Druggists or Dealers
who may try to palm upon you boiilc of Bitiers or
Sarsapsnlla, (Which they SaE buy cheap by saving
ttisjdstas GOOD. There are even men, BASE enough
TO steal part Of my name TO duo their VIE decocti6ns
Avoid such inflmcl PIRATgs and their villainous
compounds! Ask for Dr.J. II. McLeauis Strengthen.
ing Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing else.
hiNt tie only remedy that will purify yonr Blood
thoroughly, and. ~ the same time. strengthen and
inyigorae the whole organization. II is put up in
large botcs-Sl per bottle, or six bottles for SIS,
# CT DIR. u. IT, MCLEAN, sole Prspristor
Corner of Thirdand Pine Sts., ST. Louis, Mo,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

ENR0M the lst day Of April aext, the Room in the
u Brick Building. corner OF Main and Columbus
Streets Lancaster, Ohio, now occupied by Mrs. Crow
Feb. Is, 1869. -. JOHNS. RRASEEARu
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OsuldA a
RlOOd Rurifier

Delay ota moment; Il is warranted 10 give satissa
uon. twill cure any disease ofthe Kidneys Womb
or Bladder; Painting, obstruced MenAtruation Fall
ing oftle Womb, Barre nness. any disease arising
from Chronic or Nervous Debility, is an Ininliible
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
Notifies

appointed and qualified asAdminislraor as Of the es.
tate OF Henry Mers, late Of Fairfield county o.. dec
Feb. 90, 1862. P.B. EWING.