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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
OBITUARY.

H
rDtED In Madison township, on The
Is b inst, LOUISA TEMPERANCE. daughter
Of JAMES r. and N. E. LuNcEFoRp, aged
3 years, ! mouths and ~ days,
Ths deceased was = Very promising
cIild. And Gor ber years. more liIan usu'
.ally pious, Il was her delight and com,
fort 10 engage regularly in her evening
prayer, and lwss - known to, rise from hel
couch to engage ia this holy rxereisss-
Muehofber conversation was about God
anl heaven No doubt she nov is in
glory, and thus have the bereayed parents
a dear treasure. there which by living in
the 'serfice 2of9Ahs col Of theit dear de
parted one, they may neetto artho more
fOrcvor72J}iYuT hooIGiN; II. L.
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MARRIED..

OnSudday Morning the.3ls, of August,
1862, BY the Rrv. p. G. Bsnadum, at his
residence in Lancaster, Rev. ALNEzO II.
JEFFRIEs and Miss SARAH j. BiBB-ER, all
Of fairfield coanty, Ohio. ~ IN,
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eOi6 nesImsn,.,

This line Regiment left Circlsvilic on
Friday evening last for Kentucky. 1t
was at Lexington Ky, on ths day of lbe
Surrender Of that City, and Withdrew
with our lroors--probably 10 Frankfort.
Two companies from this County, Capts.
CARPESTER' and PEEEys ara in the ooh
When laet heard from the meu were iu
good health and fine spiris.
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$40 HBOanm6Y

paid upon mastering in. Young meu
who have the courage 10 face the foe and
who have the patriotism to desire it, have
now a glorious chance. They will be
sent at once TO the field. They will go
to join their brethren whom they prom
issd twelve months ago 10 follow, if lheiI
services were neeled. The time ha:
come. The 18th Regiment is the pride
Of Fairfield. Its officers are brave, com
potent and true. and its men are soldiers
Its ranks. thinbed by. disease and battle
must be filled up. Come forward, young
nen, and enlist. .tsrs =.
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REFERENCES,

IGf4f Il II IL.N ~ Esso,
. Nh HoehstetleT. Shanewille, Ohio.
Geo. Smith, Walnut Crock, Ohio,
+, Mn.eher. Mount Eaton, Ohio.
q. l.. plislIr Go. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
j. Is. Tnfnay, New Baltimore, Ohio,
Wm. L.af Philadelphia PeBH. .--..
Orange Judd, Editor An. AgTieul.urist, n. Y CNy
Philadelphia, Peuu.
GrSts.-wira Two horses on your Anti friction
hover wp drive y,ur No. Mil, grinling IS BusH.
ILs Of Cusr wa nocR, and cut n large quaptitI" OF
hay at The s.tne time 7 have never feep Po6er,
rt .Hs i'll ~ hitc Fiction, and conseq aenty With
50 nltle s,raiu Upon the horses. ...f
F,P, COOPER, Sur,. i2:h & 18th 81.
80 . CLos1rE, y. J. Jan. 90, lses.
Mrssls. BENSEr BRoTnERs, GENrs.-l am very
uuS pleased. With tue power. IL runs easier than
ai.I 0ther p9werin this vicinity: and with The same
horses III 10 nearly, quite twice as much work.
run my Thrrshee at 500 revolutions per minute and
a inch Cross-cut Saw, at 200 revolutions.
Yours truly, PETER. }. WHITE
RyOY ALL ORDERS RECEIVED BEFORE
Ocropga lsr. 1862, The FREieIiT WILL BE
PRE- PAID TO CmCA6o or AM OTHER PINT
on LAEE MIcHt6GN OR LAKE ERIE.
rPLbenl DISCOUNT to dealers. Agents wanted
State. Ceu4iy aEd Shop Rights for sale. =,
For furlbrt Information sond stamp Tor illustrated
Circular.;o BENNET BRoTHERS,
~ and A Greene ST., New Yesk.
July 81, 1852 -3ml9
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Recruits Wanted for the nth.

- Orderly Jacob NJ. Ruffner and lis as.
isants John Matlack and Ser'gt Sane =
all Of the 18th Ohio Volunteers. have
established Observation-Disclosures and are
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VWNWORsE POW Err

IA. proved itssliio be the best ever invented. The
friction is reduced by IRON 10 LIS, 50 arranged In
all the bearings that the whole weight Of the cast
ings runs upon ihem. ! HREE POUNDS DRAUGHT
al une end Ofa ten feet lever, will kee ILe power
In mplion ttus pernilting The entire strength or
horses tobe used on the Waeh!pe to be tryen' one
tlnrse will do mach work ON this power, Ae Two
On The endless Chain Power. TT IL PORTABLE,
aud may he usai 10 the feld well as ~ the house.
leh Is saved over any oter power In USE II Is sim
pie In culstfucuna and not liable ~ getout oi or
def.
Price Ji power for to horses. -.SlI1
! The sl2j power will drive any Thresiing Machine
I E,ury Machine Is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or the InOhe! will be refunded.
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IT. said Gov Tod lately ssnt for Ro
LAND to advise with him concerning the
defense of the State. Il is though; Secre.
tuiy Stanton will shortly send for him to
get from him a constitutional" plan for
the prosecution Of the war. 600
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MASONIC CALEND D { R
oN IIlTREGuLAn MEETINGS /:

LANCASTER LODGE, No. 57-.,....sept. 2, lsG
10" CHAPTER, No. i,:........
ENCAM PMENT, No. y.
COuNCIL,'So s. .......... ~ "
Augusl 81, IaCs ! J a. STEINMAN, Recorder.
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The following named gentlemen have
been appointed u rUuion Central Com.
mittee."
! Roekiag7A, c, Barlow, c. F, sbaefer.
jacob Plout, A. p. Miller. C. MI Wise
man,
Walnut--O. P Landong
Pleasant nt-David Keller:
Rehland-=J D, Nourso. nt,,.
Rashc,e ,eek--SJlomon Beeiy.
Berne--J R Pearse.
Madison Il + koontz.
Amanda--A Peters.
ClsatcIeek--John LeistE 'N''9t
Tiolet--Wm Curtis.
bloom - or.-'G
Greenfetd-- - Jah Winters.
The Committee will meet at the GogeN'
Office on Saturday Sept 9th, at ! o'clock
Pm.
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','s'' " '-s' LIQUIDS. ......,-.,,,.
9i. Pure Wine, Brandy and Whisky
Cs'awba Wine is used in large quantities
20. Raspberry and Blackberry Shrub
""2 Is, Lemon syIfuplll al3i9 !.
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weeks IL will be too Iato 10 prepare 10
meet IL. We beseech you, by all you
hold dear. to remit no effort. to relax no
exertiOns, but to work nop, and while
there is time, TO accumulate such stocks
Of these hospital delicsciss that every
want can be supplied for year to come.
Al the same time etthere be no cessa-
ton Of work upon garments Tor camp and
hospital. We ask the ladies to recon.
mence the maDufaclure Of mittens and
WOODEN socks; they will be wanted as soon
as they can be made. Let every family
that can spare blanket or make com
fort. have il ready. Drawers, shirts, un.
der shirts, pillow cases. towels, are at
all times in demand. Remember that the
cool nights of autumn and the cold days
Of winter will soon be here.
Women oi the Northwest! your hus-
bands. brothers, sons, your and our dear
est. are or soon will be in the Geld. II one
Of them, by any want of effort, suffers, it
will be your & our irremediable fault. The
business of the men of our country Is
now war; lot it be also tbs business OF
h-r women. The former are TO march,
toll, fsht let the latter. with equal euer-
gy AMI patriotism in lbeir own sphere,
labor for the common good. Then will
the march be bereIt Of half its fatige, the
battle OF more than half its danger, and
the blessings of generations to come, who
shall enjoy the freedom won BY our united
exertious. will be ours.
r. W. BURNET ,Pres't.
As,H5 GEO HGADLY,Yiye Pres't
tS.J. 'BaoADwELL, Rec. See.@ \ va
G. r. FosDIcK, Cor. Sec. +
! HENGY PEARcE, Treasurer.
coMMITTEE ON SUPPLIES.
Tuos, G. ODloRNE. CHAR. F. WnsTAIH
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.
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MRS. WILSON'S
&C 0 A N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

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FORT DONELSON NEXT.

The federal army in Tennessee, We are
glad TO perceive, is not content to rest upon
tho iaurels achieved at Fort Henry, for il.
he, already commenced to invest Fort Don
slson "a fertilization on the Cumberland
river, twelve miles distant from Fort Henry.
This "posi,ion is important, as controlling
tho river as far up as Clarksv'lle, and, III
cspiune,isn With Fort Henry and Tennessee
Bridge, as breaking of from the rebels
some twenty miles Of Railroad communica'
,isn.' The garrison Of Fort Danelsou is
supposed to range somewhere between
and 8 thousand, md the fort mounts abon.
ten "a and 81 Founders. But, the Gun
Boats, and the troops under Gen. Grant,
are even now knocking at its walls for all
mission, and they will nosknock in vain, we
ARC fain TO believe. With the fall OF Fort
Deuelson, matters will have assumed rather
an unca mi ortable aspect for the rebels al
Bowling Green and Columbus, and the led
s-~l army will DO in position to carry tue
var into Tho very heart Of the enemy .
cauatry. 90, I'm bouad for Alabama"