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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
rhe Great Battle Of Cedar Rum.


Especial Dispatch Of the Cincinnati Gazetts.I
WAsHINoroN, August 1.
rHE BATTLE OF cULPEPPER oHIoAEs Kill
LED AND woUNDEF.
The following field officers Of Ohio regi-
ments were wounded inSatnrdry's engage
meOt beyond Culpepper Court Household.
Creighton Of the Seventh. in the arm;
Major Crane of The Seventh in the foot;
Colonel Candy Of the Sixty sixth, ,slighly;
Major Of the Sixty SIKH shot through the
breast.
Four Ohio Regiments were engaged
the Filth. Seventh. Twenty. ninth and Six
ty sixth, all in Gsary.s brigade. Augur's
division of Banks corls. The Twenty
seventh Indiana was 10 the fight also. in
Banks corps. Also the Twenty'eighth
Pennsylvania.
The corps commander, the division
commander and the brigade commander
Of the Ohio troops were all Wounded
The amount Of the fighting up to Sunday
is: On Friday our pickets were driven
in by the enemy; then followed skirmish
10 which each side was successful. On
Saturday Banks corps was left 10 sustain
tho brunt Of the battle almos, alone, Nc
Doweli not hayiag got up in time to par.
ticipats. Banks small corps thus LETT tc
contend against the whole fprce Of Jack
son, LongstrsoI and Ewell, estimated va.
riously at from forty to eighty thousand
after continuing the fight several hours
was forced to fall back, and retired aomt
two miles. whore it was met by Siger'
advancing corps. 1t then turnoI aLd
held its ground. This closed Saturday
6ght. Tho loss on our side is said to b.
about fifteen hundred
The loss of officers is disproportionalIy
l,rga. One regiment inBanks' commanc
had six Captains killsd. 1t is understood
that the fighting on Sunday was mainly
confined to skirInishing and feeling th
enemy. Our forces are being rapidly re
enforced.
THE GAzErTE's SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS 8
AccoUST OF THE FIGHT.
The special correspondent Of the Gin
oinnat Gaz .tc has just arrived from tn
batllo.f ID, with full PARTICULARS Of Pope
engagement, up to Sunday night. con
dense his account as much as possible, 70
folaUran MI 10 transu1i,aion
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
EVENTS OF sUkD\Y.

The sun had hardly RI. en- ne Z! morning.
before oanonadiug commen, cd sg Nm from
our guns, but they we're not re' pond' 10
by the enemy. General Sigsl had arrived
too late in the evening to be Of service,
and in the morning was placed in front
A company Of skirmishcrs was thrown out
hut the exac, position Of the enemy was
not obtainable. His lines had evidently
changed, bu. how was not known. A
flank movement was apprehended during
the most OF the day. Reports OF the i'm
mense forces Hanking Ms created this i'm
preston. The uncertainty was 30 great
that the entire baggage train OF the army
was packed. and the horses were harness
ed. Gen Pope had everything in readi'
ness for the removal Of his headquarters
This last encounter with Jackson must be
added 10 bis list Of battles, In none o.
which has he been outgeneraled. II is
easy to believe that our combined strength
would have given him a most disastrous
defeat. We held the field at night whicl
we had occupied during the day, ant
Jackson was unwilling either 10 pursue o.
renew the battle which was offered upoI
the Sabbath following. lie could no
claim victory. We could not acknowl
edge q defeat. ... a.
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FROM COLUMBUS.

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati GaIstto,l
Drafting to go Into Effect After SItur-
day-Surplus Regiments Of Three
Years. Men. But no Nine Months
Volunteers Received The Cincinnati
Irish Regiment. DO.
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E%His (Finks' senatorial course in
the Ohio Legislature we fully endorse.-
[ohio Eagle.
Why?--Bscause of his 'persistency in
fault 6uding-becausc he opposed every
measure introduced into the Senate calcu~
lated to weaken rebe lion or strengthen
the Government. Such course you
would be expected 10 endorse. While At
the same time, men who know you. and
understand the sentiments that prompt
your action, would expect you to serve
him as you did the patriotic Ranuey--
strike his name from the ticket and de-
nounce h i'm as an abolitionisl the moment
! G uttered sentiment favoriny vigor'
Gus pros, cution Of the war to suppress
rebellion.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
Onion State Convention.

The undersigned, representing The
USIoS CONVICTION which assembled 10
this city on the 9th of September last,
call upon "all loyal citizens who are in
favor Ct the maintenance of the Govern
meui, and of the vigorous aud continued
prosecution of the war now carried on
for TIE suppression oflhe rebellion against
the Government" again to meet and ap'
point delegates 10 UNION CONVENTION TO
he held in this city. on Thursday, the
9lst aav Of August next, for the nonin
ation of candidates for the following Off :
c,s:
Judge of The Supreme Court.
Secretary Of State.
Attorney General.
School Commissioner.
One member OF the Board Of Public
Works.
The Convention will bs composed of
the same number Of delegates as constl-
tuted the Convention Of last year. and ap.
portoned in like manner among thesever'
oil counties as follows:
Here follows a list Of the counties.
with the number OF delegates each 10 en-
titled to. Fairfield is entitled to six del
egates.
Wo recommend that tho delegates h'
chosen by conventions in the ssvera
counties. TO be held on Saturday, the lGt!
dav Of August.
The Convention will assemble al
O'Clock A. M:-,he place of meeting will
be hereafter designated.
GEORGE NJ. PARSONS. Chairman
B. F. MARTIN. Secretary.
Union Executive Committee.
CoLuMnuH June I'd 1852,
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Excitement Among Dl.lOyal Baltimoreans

New YoRK. August 9.-The Baltimore
American Of the 9Th says the excitement is
great 10 that city among the disloyal resi-
dents in view OF their enrolment. Several
who had left bad been brought back and
lodged 10 the Alheneup,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

ETA great battle was fought on Sat.
urday lsst near CuIpeppcr Court House,
between the forces Of Jackson and Banks
resulting in a heavy loes on both sides.
We publish on our second page u foil
report.
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Nlne Monlhs mem.


We Just learn from high authority that
in no case will volunteers be received for
lcss period than three yeals or during
the war. Young men who are holding
back with the hope that the time Of ser
vice will be shortened, may at once be
undeceivod. Iflhey would not be drafted
they must volunteer at once.
Hon CARY A. TRIMBLE. We plce at
our mat head tie name oftho Hon Cary
A Trjm5le our gallant candidate Tor
Congress. lie is most worthy and
able mana Gl representative o. the times
and the people. Let him be warmly sup
ported by all war men.
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LATER.

WAsnISoros, Aug. ia dispach from
General Pope states that the rebels have
tvtreatcd. aud his cavalry and artillery
are in pursuit across the Rapidan.
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MlIIENRRY STORE,
DIR. A. 6. BARLOW

HOMEOPATHIC SYSTEM,
and winattsndto the duties of his profession both
the city and country. Office on MAIN StxeQt
~ thO New. Giesy BqlidinHs
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Highly Important Orders.
All Runaways from Drafting to be Ar
rested.

WAsHINoroS. Aug. The following
order has been issued from the War De-
paltment:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

Who will suffer from Foul Humors,
Sores. or Diseases Of the Skin, when such
certain remedies as McLsau's Strengthen
ing Cordial and Blood Purifier, and Nc.
Leans Volcanic Oil Linimsnt can be so
easily obtained. The Cordial will purify
the blood thoroughly, and the Liniment
will cure any sorc. Sec the advertise.
mont.
Details Of the AssassinatiOn OF Con. Me-
Cook. etaiiation by Ills Indignant Sol
diers.-Guerriila Operations In Tennes-
see, &c.
Especial Dispatch to tho Cincinnati Gazette
NASHVILLE August 7.
Tie remains OF Gen. Robert McCook
arrived by the Murfreeboro' train, and are
lying at the ST. Cloud Hotel lie was
murdered near Selma, Ala. lie was sick,
AID was riding in au ambulance in advance
of his Brigade, with small escort. lie
inquired at a house for good place tc
camp. The inmates gave directions which
he followed, and WAS surrounded Dy
guerrilla baLd, one Of whom reached u
pistol into the ambulance and shot him
iD the side. The guerrilas then captured
several Of his cscor; and escaped Those
of the escort who were not taken, gave
the alarm to the brigade ,ds soon as pos
sblc. which came up aud Durned the
house. The inmates had fled. LII Is re
ported thar some persons We're hung IL
the nsighborhood by our soldiers. The
guerrillas fred on train going South OF
the Decatur road to-day bstween Spring
Hill and Columbia, and wounded severa
persons. 1t iS supposed there were twC
or three hundred guerrillas. They hat
placed cross ties on the rails, but th'
engineer ran on pushing the obstiuctiOn
of.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

The following confession was made By
the Hon. Mr.. Dawes, a Republican mem.
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts, on
the 25th Of April, in which he exposed
the eoEruptnass OF LinoolR's administra-
ton
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
TRENOHMENT, THERE is INDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ER0iENT DURING THE ADMINS.
TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS CORRUPTION"
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WHO Is REsPoSsEBLE FOR THE

We answer, the Republican party
The Republican party might have pre-
vented the present devastating civil war.
1t might have saved the lives of thous-
ands Of the best IN IN Of the Nation, and
thousands Of millions of the peoples
money. For proof of what We say, read
the following from she speech IF STEFHEN
A. DoUGLAs, delivered in the United States
Senate, January Sd, 1861, upon the com
promise measures, then pehing before
the Senate:
al believe this to be fair basis Of
amicable adjustment. If you OF the He
publican side are not willing to accept
this, nor the proposition Of the Senator
from kentucky, hr. CTittenden,) pray
tell sss 4ohas sot! are t0iiting 10 dof
al ADDRESS TaE INQUIRY TO REPUBLICANS
ONLY, FoR THE REASON THAT IN THE Coz
MrTTKg OF THIRTEEN, a FEw DAYS AGO,
EVERY MKABER FKoK THE SoUTR, lScLCDISG
THOSE TRoM rHx CorroS STATES, hEsSRs.
ToonBa AND D4vIs,1 ExPREssED THEIR
KEAnGSESs TO ACCEPT rHK PROPOSITION OF
MY vKsERABLE FRIEND FROM hEaTUCET,
| Mr.. CRTTTESpES,) as FINAL. SETTLEMENT
| OF TIE CONTROVERSY, IL TSrzNpED AND aus
rANED BIZ rHE REPUBLICAN MEMBERS.
"HENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BILITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AMICABLE AD-
/ JTsTMEET. Is WITH THE REPUB-
LICAN PARTY"
! Hero il is proved that the Republican
party is responsible, for the war that II
ia responsible, for every dollar of nation
al and state Indebtedness incurred on &C"
count of the war-that it is responsible,
for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon The people, On account Of the war-
that it is responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which now exists in every
part of the country-that il is responsi
bic, for every life lost in the waE,-that
it is responsible for, and should receive
the curses Of every wife made widow,
and Of every child made an orphan, By the
war. In short that it will be responsible
for tbe dissolution Of the Union, should
the Union be dissolved.
Shall such . party be continued in
vowex. o. viii the people change their
rulersY Let the Ballot boxes at the next
election proclaim the answer.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA, WEDNESDAY, DEcEnBER 81 1869,

Ety, 70 regard she Administration at auy
tina existing as distinct and separate
from the Government itself, and to can
Fass the proceedings Of the one without
the thought Of iisfyoalty 70 the o!her.-
We might possibly have had quicker suc-
sssa in Suppressing the insarrection II
this habit could have rested little lon
ger in abeyance; but on the other hand,
We are under obligations to save not only
the integrity or unity Of the country, but
also the inestimabie and precious Con-
aEitation. No ons can safely say that the
fssampsiea of the previous popular habit
does not tend to this last ana most i'm.
portant eonsumation if at the same tina,
As We confidently expect, the Union ikseR
shall be saved.
.. | am sir,
Your obedieut serv's,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
OAARLEs Francis ADAAs, &c., Ge.,
THE above letter was intended for pub
Hoation laat week, in connection with an
editorial on the same subject, bat Was
overlooked
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By ths CozanaSn CeHncil Of sha Ctr sf gauasaI
STUFF ioNas tbas tAa owners os h1l e. saaEs es sss
soEta sids OF Brsswzy in Saia city, ksE wssa Main
ana RAasrefs streets, occupied ~ wnai III wHawn
as fae &snas Biaek. y De, and taey axs AsvsAg sa-
aalrsa 70 raise and repair the side Walks en Broad
way ktxses In frgRs OF theaF rsxresttsa lsss villa
70 taiEIy days fEosa and after Ehe pabcaaonaf this
saad SIDE VANS, when rgpaiFad shall bs ensa-
posed "a the same kind Of materials as al prassnt
AL 9 sas ssaaa wseisA tias thsy now age aaI De,
they we're at frat They shau saye 4 IxgsgwisgaIj
y ARIA tss street of feue inches la tas zsasz they
sasls soatofm 70 tue grade Of the adioinibx sida
#aih, and ee constructed III accordance villa she.i
rec&Lons Of the GanaEsl Lsss Internal Iuzprove-
2eaGa.
u sasd side wssks ans aos xaeaIfez wtthfu tha
~ lnls abovs stated, the work will be aaas aT tks
1atE as Cezncai Bubs. the expeuse Assessed q de
respective lots. The same 70 be GasNa szaasx AAe
Of the City Enzinesr
Adapted. Nsysrabss I. issa es Pea Eest
n PALMER, Aayax-
Nov, H. lisa
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Volunteers Attention. ERaks~
CRe9s0n of Youth.

Sores and Ulcers, Biotchrs and sweuiaGs, can
With certainty De radically cared II the Pills
taken night and morning, aud the Ointment be tree
u used &s stated in the printed instructions II
tFeated IA any other manner they dry up IN sEae
part to break eu4 Ia another. whereas this OLat-
isave the patient vigorous and healthy man. u
Nill require httas perasvsrAHes In bad CSsee te
insure Alasting cure. -...
Fer wsunds either ecca8Iansd by the Bay
onet, sabre ar the Ballet. Sores az Rrmisss.
Tc vhibh every soldier or sailor are liable their
are no medieinss 50 safe, sure aud eouvsaisxt as
H5iowsy's Pills aud Ointment The poer wound
sd and alRass dying sufferer Nigh have his wounds
dressed immediately il hs woud oniT provide nt1n-
self 9Th SAiB a#tchiess Ointment, which should
be thnrst into the wound and EmeArsa Ali arannd il
then COVERED with piecs Of linen from his Enap-
sack ami compressed with a hRn1k srchisf. Taking
night and morning or Pills to cool the Aystern
and prev eat Inflammation. #
Every soldiers knapsask and se&naniG Chest
Should be provides With thess valuable rsmsaies
CAUTION E--Eoae are genuine unless the werss
(" HOLLOWAY, NEW Hoax Anil Loanoa,ts are
disceruahie as q pafsf-maYk In every leaf Of shs
book Of directions aEsend each pct nox; the same
may be plainly seen by holding the leaf TO tee hs
A handsome reward will be givSn 10 any ohs-rWstd-
eFng such information may lsad to the dstecsien
Of any party or parties oon terfeitg the sdlcnes
or vending the AAHa, knowing tAsxn 10 be Epnrioaa
% @Sofd at the Mandatory of Professor HoIIo-
Way 80 Maiaen Lane. New YoF&, and by all reapaG~
table Druggists and Dealers In Msdicine, through
oat The civliiHsd world Ia boxes at sS cents, "a
cents and OIL each. u...s.. H.
gT"Thsrs is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. .~.
RB-Direciions for the guidance Of patients ia
every disorder are &siixea to each box.
August 6, 1854. ty
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weakness and Debility Kad uc
ed bY over EafAGRa.

win soon disappear by the use q these nvalua-
bic Pills, and tae Soldier will quickly equire ad-
ditloaa3 strength Never let the Bowels be either
confined audugg aetei upon. 1t may sesrn strange
that Holloway's Pills should be recommended aeT
Dysensery and F5ux, nauy persons supposing that
they would increase the RELAXATION. This Is gFsat
mistake, for these Pills will correct the liver and
stomach and thus remove all the AeEid humoNrs
from the system This medicine will give tone and
ygoF % the whole organic system however derang-
ed, while health and strength follow matter o4
course Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the
Bowels so sure as this medleInR
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
EEEEswnTnw NuvsEr,hae IN tRN


SR:-It is probable thai the ground
which the enemies Of the Union in Eu-
rope will next assume, in prosecuting
their war against it, will be an alleged
detection of popular support of the Gov
eminent at the elections recently held in
the loyal States. The reports of the re-
sulss of these elections in the forms
adopted by the press are calculated,
though not designed TO give plausibiiitv
to this position. | observe that these re-
ports classify the members of Congress
chosen as Union and Democratic or Union
and Opposition. Such clasgifeations,
though unfortunate, do less harm here,
where all the circumstances of the case
are known, than abroad, where names
are understood to mean what they ex-
press. Last year, when the war began,
the Republicans, who were plurality of
the electors, gave up their party name,
and joining with loyal Democrats, pat
in nomination candidates of either party,
under the designation of Union party.
Tha Democratic party made but spirit
less resistance ia the canvass. From
whatever cause Ii has happened political
debates during the present year have re-
sumed In considerable degree their nor
MAJ character, and while loyal Repubif.
cans have adhered to the new banner of
the Union party, the Democratic party
has rallied, and made vigorous canvass
with view to the recovery Of It's former
aseandenoy. Loyal Democrats In cor
siderable number retaining the name Of
democracy from habit, and not because
| they oppose the Union, are classified by
the other party as Opposition" Il ia
not necessary for ths information of our
representatives abroad, thas | should de-
scend into an examination OF the relative
principles or politics Of the two parties,
| ls viii suf6ss TO sag that while there mar
be men of doubtful political wisaom and
virtue in each party, and while thaxa maJ
be differences OF opinion between the two
parties rs to the measures best calculated
| TO pruSaRve the Union and restore ita au.
/ shortly, ret it lie not to be inferred thaj
either party, or any considerable portsos
of the people OF the loyal states, ia die
posed 70 sooept aisunion under any cir,
cagtMReea, or apsn any asrHas,
II II Il rather to De undeFsseed that ID
people hare become so confident of abl
stability Of the Union that partisan com
biBasluDs are resarning their sway hers q
/ thes do in sach cassa In oil ssse countries
In this saantr1, sspeaallgaia isaa bAtsi
not only entirely consistent with the Con
! skitution, bat syen essential 10 ils gsa6il
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sick Headaches aMu want 81
Appetite EnCid entail 90
SaRdS@RS

Those feelings which 50 saiaen as, usually aFaas
from trouble or stlfGyances, obSaFueted perSpira-
Loa, CT eating or drinking whRfeY is unwhate-
some thus disturbing the he4lthfai action Of the
Liver and staRaGk. These organs must be relieved
il you dc ire 10 BE- weIi. The Pills taken aecerd-
lng 70 the printed Instructions, will quickly pro-
dace healthy action in both liver aud stomach
and as a nstaFal consequence clear head and good
hppetltR.
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WEEKLY BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1862,
STICK THIS IN ToUR NAT AND EEEP
ETYHEkEt

p 'sIf ahsss tsfsraai fanatics and Aho-
Rsioaists sUsT get the poaosr tn their
hands, thsy sria opsrids the Cofastit~-
tion, set the SaprsHae Court at dsfoaes,
change Gad maks Iags TO sllit Themselves
LAY VIOLENT HANDS ON THOSE WHO DIFF
PER WITH THxM In OPINION, or dare qsses-
sion thsir fidelity, and fnGIly bankrupt
the country and dslugs Il s0ith blood. -
DANIEL WxgsrxR.
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IN ssRDHxANCE

70 repeal gaFfl9n vt as 2asasnaans enaIsA@xs
aAn 0r1inan&& daaning sae asasAes ana suaI Inca
usn& OF Gtgy QfEcefs, and GxaKE saafg sempGazaa-
Aonsp Ga9 dsAaing sae datiek az Recorder La car
saaA easeat -
Section !. Rf 10 Ordained 10 the GoaszaaH Esun.
af o. he EzEy of Council Bluff
TAss 30 naaea og asaA DgaimKace asanang
the datie& and auaiiAeafiens Of Cfty oassssz aad
Hxing their conzpeaaation,'' - approved Eusy tas9
- zataagtsss os makes IL Gks auky Of the Cts ar
shai 10 issue ScsFtaeates Of evmfblus y whsye City
KaTFAnsa are aaefed 70 Asm In paymsns sas city
taxes, or feF otksr Sy dusS. for are ttar anaouns
% LAX saxsas or asheg sss that enc gersasf aq
aFes 70 pas. De and The same is heresy rsyaeaasd.
secston y Be Ia fnsAsg Ordained, Thaa whes a
pegkaa wlahaES 10 asAzs pasEszzs CO aAs MassAal,
pFaAeaEs aEy warrans far aE aaasaas ggHassg than
aslch uayuass IL sAaA We aha aaty ~ shn RresFsea
q recetgs ana ssncSi sks Aaaas, sn9 % kssme sw@
waErsats, Ra5a& tbs Hazae Eafabex a. the ofEgiARa
waTfAnt, eas W which SHALL ba sS sa@ Exxef sssn
wa5rh ths person desires ss pay sad shall b@ alao
zaarEsa "a = ana sas atag for tha AaIasse oa sAs
pfigsn&i wArTkut, and mazkea ii sRoa warrants
SHAFT ststs she aaIs, ssMuaax ard numbsr o9 sAe
sstzinal wuyssa,
seeaisn Ss Ne it fa@thsr Ordained TAaa fhis
Ordnance sh&i sska 4sses sn BE in E0rea afEsr ss
p&eiis2taea ssesraznx Ia lam
1 HApRssysx. Dsesnab@S ia IsS7
+ -. Is ~ NJ FAEME&s 4aEsss
1Atssss--w g. cAAwFpRn. Gasy aeregasx
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8~ We hear Of a timepieee, invented
in London, which measures she hour By
quicksilver in glass tube, on which they
are marked, without dial or hands. The
quicksilver falls certain distance every
hour. Ii is said TO give exact time, and
will never get out of order. Its price in
London is one shilling sterling.