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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
Meteorological Observations, 1852.


New ENGLAND ARMY MANUFACTURES. "A cor
respondent OF the Commercial l}uiletia furnish
es some interesting particulars concerning the
Manufacture OF army supplies IN Massachusetts
and Connecticut. At Hartford Col Colt en-
pIoys 1909 men in the construction Of arms. at
wages averaging s. PER day; while there are
! soTcral hundred more at work up0u the bald
lngs, which are now being Duplicated, and oti,
or manufactures. which wonid bring tho months
~ pay roll probably to mere than $50 Co.,
Tie Sharp's Ride Company work Day and
night, and pay ont $50 900 per month The
saddlcry department Of Smith. Bourne & CO.
employs 5000 hands, at Il monthly cost Of 5l5.-
coo. Woodruff & Beach. engiue builders. have
800 men AT work, whose monthly pay amounts
to $4,000 or $l5 600. Jewell, & Sons. belt
makes; the Phoenix Iron Works and the Hart
ford Manufacturing Company als) employ mum
orous worsmen The above and other establish
ments in Hartford probably disburse $50 600
monthly At Chicocec, the Dwight Manufac-
turing Company, the Ames Company. Emerson
Gaylord'th Chicopee Manufacturing Company,
the Arms Company and other smaller concerns.
pay 4" aggregate of SOS 900 monthly to their
artisans. At Springfield, the National Armorv
and private workshops disburse from $50 COO to
$lO0,OO per month for labor
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
MONTPELIER MARKET. Jan. +

PRov'soSs.-Buttcr, u to 20. Cheese, sto4;1
y Taliow, ID. Dried Apple, lC. rs,, w..
Potatoes, 20 to 81 Beans, Sl,50a2,5o. Maple Sugar;
Oaions--loo. Apples-good, $500 to 3 50 per btl.
FLorE-Extra, $3.50 Extra Family 90 DoutlsE-
$50; Superior, 80. 20 40
dEA'N And HAT.-Corn, -. Oats 50 10 co. I.rl.-
Seed, $4,000 600 per bush"l. Clover u 70 /! per PIT
hay, 10, to Is, Per tor. Rye, II 10 D..
MrscEl+ANzats--ory aal sfe.a bar! Toei 2.5r..
Shingles, Sl,oo to 80. Woo.--commoa 20 to D. 4..
to 90. Bark, 0,c9 per cord Nails &oJ.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
DIR Markcts.


i.
AtNarketi4jj Catii,, attL oop.. van
onsisting Of ,rkrns oxen. Cows and. ''' -
Ears old. wy.
Prices -Marfrt beet-Sxra ,5.75.tot.,
S., 0 I'd, $500, I'd 1915 to 400. ~ u
Working Oxen None.
Cows and Csives-;25, D to 70.
Caives--<0,C0 t. goo
Yearucs- None.
Two years ola--f1e to Il,
rhree years oid-!I5 t. %.
SHEEP nd Lambs--:s At 5aarket-p,io...
400 Extra. - GotcGoo -}t
Hides d TO :. P4its, SIS H.. e.t.,,.
Tai,ow, E! to &C.
Rema4A.--The $ i-hs aAyaac, a,. ...,....
has caused .uprly Of d,nI.r ti- 20 r,
day; and cnnst queHIy price, .a.... 's-
cwt. anj Ii It ntar III can be sold f.-,.. ..
clined in the sa IA" ratio Sheep sod -.
same rs last week. IL 70 } e D4,,,'' b." o.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JAN IT w. w..

from the bereavcl Q ieen and ildren, whom
he has so untimely left, were deposited by KIM
bred hands upon the coffin. On M4naas'
Queen s messenger brought from Osborne !"
Windsor three little wreaths and Douqu
The wreaths were mple chaplets OF moss ana
yiolets, with white camellia IN the centre a'"
sent by the widowed Queen. Between the hef-
aldic insignia these last tributes from ms "iG a
and orphan daughters was laid upon the conn.,
and thu. ROYAL Vault were then closed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14

The magntudo of Russia is unprecedented in
tho history OF nations. Her vast proportions
can only he shown Big a comparative statement
The total area OF the United States, the North
the South. and the Territories is 2,936 l3G
square miles. The area Of the British Isles il
l2o,S3O square miles Thus til, territorial az
tent OF the United States is twenty-fonr times
greater than that Of France. Oar whole are,
could be divided into abou, 400 States of tho
size Of Massachusetts. 1t is moderate tn
say that the territory Of our single country is
much larger Than that which constituted tho
Roman Empire when it was greatest, But Rus,
sla IS between two and three times larger chan
tho United States. Her square miles in Europe
and Asia are SOL, sci. From the con,iruitv
OF the Empire, except Russian America, j, NAV
De regarded as one great whole. There is nn
nore interesting problem than tina, of the de..
TIMES OF the American Republic and the Rus.
sian Empire, which divide bctween them q,
much OF the earth's surface and 80 maay of tine
possibilities OF the future, and which. willis
grounded upon opposite politca! IDEAS. rival
each Other 10 enterprise, yigor, and rapidity Of
Development, Vi
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
APPRENTICE Wanted!

i,som some sixteen or eighteen years OF a-e, o. ,
a. Industrious habits, and having good common y,
'"''on, Is wanted immediately,as an ap1rs mug
FREEMAN PAINTING ESTABLISH tN. r,
MoSrPEtiEs' VI
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14

a Missouri " UNION Toast" JEFF Darts
May he be set aloat in an open boat without
compass or rudder, may that boat and contents
DC swallowed by shark, and the shark swat
lowed ny whale, the whale in the devils bellv
ana the devil in hell, the door locked and tSo,
key lost, and further, may he be chained in tho
southwest corner of hell, and t. north. cas,
wind blow ashes in his eyes to all c,crai;v y
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14

The London Herald pays its respects to our
irish fellow citizens and blandIy remarks ,ha,
"a hung'ier set of brigands do not exist in tho
world than the ofi'courings of the Irish in
America. Should We ever have war with Emo
land, these '.offscourings' will have a lone no
count to settle With their deriders and wifi M y
back their insults with interest, "'' Fay
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14

ilavs you heard Of the fellow who ran board
a steamboat at ST. Louis, with an order Gnr =
passage on the " Missouri sTbis il NOT tba
Missouri, Sir" said the captain. What =,
tam the Missouri?' mo, SIR. il il NOT ,,
WY 90 you have it printed on her then p
we don't have it printed on her. Sir ~
" You don't What do you call M-e-r-c.u nv
1t that don spell Missouri, I'd like to know
what it does speil!' '"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
Mails in MontpeIier.

soUraHKy ami EASTERN mail closes i. -.4ia.a..r
rYes At Is p. n.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at o.. IS r. n ...-,
| al 9.Ij a LII
NIGHT NAIL for Boston and New York c'o.., a.
o'clock, p. NJ.
All natter for these mails must be 4, The o@re....
time Of ctostng, to 90 tie iy.
BARRE mail arrives daily ut $50 a N lepar., ii.
day on arrival Of Southern.
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at I 81 p II. .,,s.
daily at 500 a. IN.
DASvILLE arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and 'a'i-t.
at : IL O'Clock, a. II. departs MONDAY Wci.e4
and Fridays at O'Clock p. m.
BARTON arrives Mondays, Wednesdays AMI El.a.'.
) 20 T. m departs Tuesdays, Thursday and Sli.'A.
az Is a. IN.
HYDEPARK, by Worcester and Elmorc, arrive. Nagjj
Wednesdays and Fridays at 80 p. H. I,psr:, AZ.
Barton.
CHELSEA arrives Mondays, Wednesdays all rr.!'g
i.3o p. m. departs same as DanyilIe.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thur,lt', aad -"
days at loo =. m. leaves alternate Ia Ga ''an
Western.
BERLIN from two TO six times week
OFFICE HOURS FROM 100 A. ". to SEQ P. ".
JAMES G. FRENCH,H'
Montpelier, Mayl 1861
truth Is mighty ard always prevails, iJ may a'Ul
meet win such opposition that makes The confess
.r"cted one. Such an on has the Homeopathic d
treatment met but robiy have its champions . 90
tnc right and they are Low rcaping lhtir rc"ar. ~
1,n'e the discovery first made by the iAiL
hhhnemahn has Il numbered SO many ilcId' -'..
Al ms TINE. Improvements and discover g u.
nethod oi treatment as we'll as the simrlt'l inE me-
"ratohs. OF the medicine which il done by Ir "'l'.
Asttm OF Curativcs, has doubt done much 70 pll'
~ ma practice His specifies for the dinrren' Dr.
ol instance, headaches coughs or colds d}'ptsS' Y.
,ousncss Group, catarrh, piles. &c put ur IN Hta ~
ia SOFA at - cts each doing mGch.by their t@ts
~ ac', In arresting disease to open the eyes IS, W.
e,'o me absurd practicr that has long been c"'l
leEuiar case Of these CuratyeS for family o'- "
~ uhE 70 be about as Common rs babies in honse'L
~ ,amiiy should have "A case ofmrd'cn ". u
sV,d py ~. Smith, aGen', Montpelier. or ~. 3D.,
,oa w esae Eoston, Mass. ~cnt Anywhere by f"I
Ion lllian st., New Xork.
SEND Tor manua! furnish free
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

lhe following was reported BY th,
Committee on Resolutions
! Resolvsd. That we are earnestly and
invincibly in favor of tho Constitution
and Government framed and transmitted
to US by our fathers. and that We will
heartily sustain all the public authorities
IN their efforts for their preservation.
RESOLVED, That we cordially invite all
men who concur with us in those princi.
pies, and ara in favor of vigorous pros.
ecution of the War, as the only means Of
giving them early and complete success,
to Join with US in their support, and to
unite with us in giving epphatic expres.
sion to them 10 the coming election.
RESOLVED. That the gallant men who are
already in the field, and those who are
now hurrying to the sanguinary conflict,
TO defend our homes and uphold the Gov
ernment, are gratefully remembered by us,
and are entitled to the most fervent sym.
pa!hies and the most generous support Of
the whole people, whose Liberties, and
safety. and welfare are suspended upon
their valor and patriotism.
After the adoption of the resolutions,
Hon. CARY A. TRrMBLE, Jobe L. Steven.
son, Esq, Chas. Borland, Esq, Hon. Al.
fred McVeigh and ]. L. Green addressed
the Convention in eloquent aud vigorous
terms. The best feeling and almost en-.
thusiasm prevailed.
AS will be seen by the platform, but
ore principle animated the Convention
vigorous prosecution of the war to the
suppression Of rebellion and restoration
Of the Union.
Mr.. TRrMBLE proposes to make thor.
ough canvass Of the district--makiug
war speeches merely--iguoring every
other isoue. His election is as certain as
that the cause Of the Union is better than
The cause Of retelhon.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

WM. 7. WrsE.--For your loyalty to The
fiag--your devotion 10 the couutry--you
have been defeated and vronged. You
might have saved the emolu ments of Office
BY disavowins your principlrs--by spuru.
ing your country and giving your moral
aid to its enemies in their efforts to des
troy it. but you were too true for this.
Your position is far to be preferred to that
of your opponent who owes his suc
cess alone to the bitterness venom
with which he assailei the Government
and the war waged for its preservation
and pcrpstuity.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

ATTENTION, YoUNa MEN.-The time al
lott.d for tie recruiting officers 10 gil
their respective companies in this county
BY voluntary enliotments is well nigh
spent and drafting me asures will take
effect next week. You have yet but a
lew days to decide wbetheryou will serve
your country in this it's hour of greatest
peril voluntarily, or whether you will
have it Esaid of you that you had to be
forced into the service Of your country to
do battle against an enemy the most
treacherous, bloodthirsty and inhumap
The men of the county have already res
ponded nobly to the calls of the Govern
ment. Greater sacrifices are required of
US. Are we willing to make thcm2 then
come forward and volunteer Immediately
The companies are nearly full. and expect
to report at Camp Circleville the first Of
the week. Come out, young men. Rally
around the flag Of our country. and win
glory and honor in perilling all in defence
Of our glorious insti.utions--in maintain.
ing the best Government ever instituted
by man.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
ARRrsT OF DR.. E. B. o1ps-OO tn

ARREST OF DR.. e. B. OLDs On Tues
day night last. about ten O'Clock, three
Government Officers (whose uamos We
do not know arrested DR.. E. B. OLDs
at his residence, and started with him in
the direction Of Columbus. Ohio. We
do not know the Dr.'s precise destination
but suppose i. to be Fl. Warren. The
cause Of his arrest is said to be the spec oh
or speeches made by him in this county
while canvassipg for the nomination to
Congress in which be discouraged enlist
ment and counseled resistance to draft
denouucing the President as a usurpe,,
perjured villain and scoundrel. We are
not prepared TO advocate the policy OF
this arrest, but that it was richly meried
no loyal man can doubt. Dr.. OLDs has
been thorn in the eide of our people,
stumbling block to enlislments--a viper
to the body polite poisoning it's best
blood. He has been the reviler Of tie
Government. the enemy Of peaoe--the
inciter to insurrection--the corrupter OF
public sentiment--the moral traitor in
! yal community whose venomous breath
has poisoned the very atmosphere. No
man who is not an enemy to the country
can justify his course. No man who loves
the country and its cause. whose heart
and hand are Tor the overthrow of the
public enemy, will fault the authorities
for his arrest.
The affair passed off much more quiet.
ly Than vas feared. though many Of the
Docor's warmest personal AMI political
friends were present. No attempt was
made by thom to set on the mob. and no
one attempted 10 interfere with the officers
The Doctor himself at firsi made re.
sistance, but soon cooled of, and coun-
seled his friends to submit to the author.
tiles.
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Letter flom the Seventeenth Ohio.
CAMP NEAR WISoHEsrER. T.nu,)
August 9th, 1869.

CAMP NEAR WISoHEsrER. Trnu,l
August 5lb, 1869. (
DEAR -: Last evening we got il
camp the Lancaster Gazette containin.
DR.. Olds' speech. and such indignation
have never heard expressed by our troop
since | was in the service.
To thiak Of the exposure and hardship
our boys have endured for the past year
and then to know that men at home viii
talk thus, is really more than ought to b,
quietly submitted to. | would Away
counsel the more prudent course OF qui
etlY arresling such men. but at The sam
time say it is an outrage 10 allow sucl
men 10 sow their poisonous seed. Ohio
feeding and fostering traitors, outspoker
traitors-man who dare stand up arc
talk it openly We almost feel ashamed
Tor our friends at home suffering it. 81
blood is to be let" and nothing else will
do, were a portion of the l7th Ohio there
| have no doubt but that the experiment nj
would be tried; and | am we'll satisfied
that few drops let out in the proper
way, would be sufficient to induce them
to lay aside their treason.
It surely cant be possible that it re
quires a man to become traitor TO be.
leng to the Democratic party. 1t must
be that few Of the leaders, o. rather
would be leaders, have become so corrupt
and 80 full Of treason, that to sustain
themselves they are making desperate
effort to induce the whole party 10 go
with them. l fear the conflict these
scoundrels are bringing on. for surely it
cannot be tolerated long.
| see Roland has taken down the name
OF Judge Ranney who is the Democratic
nominee ior supreme Judge. Well, Ro.
laod never was Democrat, and never
willbe. RaIney always was Democrat
aud never, will be anything else; but be.
cause be'stauds up for the Government in
war OF rebellion, Roland repudiates him
as Democrat. If such is to be the test
OF Democracy I want none of il; and | but
express the sentiment of thousands of our
Democrats who are now in the army, as
these rebels and traitors will learn upon
oul return home, Roland rspudiatinr A
Democratic nominee for Supreme JUDGE
because he makes a speech anG advises
men to enlist and stand by our Govern.
ment in its darkest hour of peril and need
and then claim to be the Democratic (S)
editor. It is time our loyal Democrats
take hold Of. these men and teach them
such lessons as sOiN stop them. Colonel
is, if possible, more bitter than l am. I
can't write upon this subject with proper
and here 1 will cease.
l can give you no idea where we will
go to from here, or how lopg we will
stay. | am well and the health of the
Company is now excellent, SO far as the
boys are concerned that are here.
,,. IT, A SOLDIER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

AGRICULTURAL NoTIcE The Execu
tive Committee Of the Fairfield County
Agricultural Society, will meet at the OF.
fee of the Secretary. on Saturdag The 16tl
day of August at O'Clock P. NJ. Ii is
important that tho Committee in full, b.
present on the occasion.
BY order Of the President.
JOHN A. FETTERS, President.
P. B EMBIcH, Secretary.
Lancaster, August z, 1862.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

S5 - s. called By the Prods,
al Iheompiete regiments shall then bo
nosi The direction Of the ooVernor Of DE-
ssd 40 additional dram shall bo made y,
Pio,eea sumelent 70 nll Up sudh auots. The
hamoer 70 bedTafted from each county Ia ne s,s,N
70 be Fixed by the Governor thsTeoI - '"o ''A's'
SsvoDIh. FROM aud nfeT the 18th DAY NJ Auvp.,
bV,pSN IeBments or VOluntssn will be ORR nissd
urine yst hs premium bounty aud advance paS viii eon,
.sa 70 % PAID Hose volunteering 70 70 into ths od
'os"enu' By oTtor ol the See Of war. Wv Wv
L. THOMAS ldt a..u
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

NJ At the Furniture Rooms Of JESSE
0UToALr is the place to purchase good,
cheap and durable furniture of the latest
and most approved patterns. JESSE is a
fne workmen and good fellow. andswe
can safely recommend Linn to our readers.
lie is now prepared to furnish his custom
ers with the most beautiful styles of
picture frames upon short notice. Give
him call, and see for yourself.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

Have the Ross County Democracy de-.
serted Bill Allen. or have the aspirants
OF that county. who know his power and
influence abroad, combined against lin
o. Eagle.
By no means. They honor him for bis
patriotism and would not suffer him to be
disgraced and slaughtered by receiving
the support Of the Fairfield delegation.
BILL ALIENS memory will live bright
aud shiniug--cherished by the American
people, when everything but the iufamy
OF the country's enem les is forgotten.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
UNION CONVENTION AT CIRCLE.
utnA VILE.

The war party men in Convention al
oirclevills on Tuesday the 18th inst, to
putin nomination candidate for Con.
gress for the I2th District. Hon. Alfred
MOVeigh Of fairfield county. was made
President Of the Convention.
Hon. CARr A. TRIMBLE, Of Ross, was
nominated on the drs. ballot. The vote
stood as follows:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
Fairfield County Union Con-
vention.

o Pursuant to call the Union men Q
/. Fairfield county assembled at the COur
q House 10 Lancaster, on Saturday, Angus
! 9th. 1859, for the purpose Of choosing si
delegates 10 represent this county in tn
} State Convention, to be hold at CoIumbu
On the 9lst day Of August, 1852; ant
also 20 delegates to attend the Congress
ional Convention at Circleyills on Tues
day, August lsIh. 1859.
On motion. ISsac Koontz, ESQ, wa.
chosen President OF tue Convention.
On motion, Jas. R. Pearss, of Berns
and Jacob Hoover, Of Pleasant, were cho.
sen Vice Presidents.
On motion, A. P. Miller was chosen
Secretary.
On motion Of A. McVeigh, a commit.
lee Of FIVE was appointed 10 select dele.
gates to attend the Stale Convention, viz:
A. McVeigh, O. F. Sbaeffer, T. P. Ash.
brook, Geo. Kerns and Jonas Gibbony.
On motion of David Keller. Esq, q
committee of thirteen was appointed to se-
Iect delegates to attend the Congressional
Convention, Wig: Messrs. David Keller,
Jno. A. Fetters. Jacob Beck. r. NJ. Clarke,
Amos Graham, Henry Eckart, Mr.. Van.
zaat. Sam'l Coffman, Mr.. McCabe, Reu.
ben Emmick, Joseph Rufrner, Isaac
Knof, and Geo. Hamline.
The Committee on Delegates to the
State Convention reported the following
delegates and alternates
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
Ihos. Ewing, Alfred McVeigh,
NJ. A. Dsngherty, Chas. Borland,
r. NJ. Clarke, Jas. r. PeaIse.
David Keller, Chas. +. Shaeffer,
l'sac Claypool. @. NJ. l.. Wiseman,
Saml Barr. Lyman P. Allen.
hePort accepted.
The Committee on Delegates to the
Congressional Convention reported the
following named persons as delegates:
DELEGATES TO CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Dr.P.M. Wagenhals O. P. Laudou,
H. NJ: Clarke, Maj Beery,
A. McVelgh, j. H. Suuderman,
A. j. Shradsr, Saml Co(fmau.
t U9l' Jas. Hufner, Jonas Gbbony,
VIM. E. Brown, John Ashbsueb.
David Keller, T. NJ. l.. Wlsemau
Isaac Knoff, A. C. Barlow.
Isaac Z: Kpontz, Chas. F. Shaeffer,
JAcob Plout, VIM. Ewing,
.t. j. W. Pearse.
Report adopted.
Messrs. Chas. Borlsnd and A. MoVeiph
addressed the Convention.
On motion. the proceedings were or.
lcred to be published in the Lancaster
Gazette.
On motion. the Convention adjourned
|. e. KO0NTZ, President,
A. P. MILLER, Secretary.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14

ET Read the advertisement of JAMES
BEARD, manufacturer of well and cistArn
pumps His shop is three doors South
Of JacksOn's Grocery Store, on Broad
Street. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
Dissolution Notice.
NO CURE NO PAY!
Tusr received new supply Of urEsKELL,s

TETTBR OINTMENT,
For the cure letter. las Salt Rheum Scsld
famed Eyes, Corns, Innamatory Rheumatism, Gout,
Piles, and all Eruptions OF the skin. &C. -
To bc had Of l.. slocum, City Drug Store, whore
the money will DO refunded hit does not cure,
LancAster, June 10, is6s.-Swl3.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
MARRIED.

On The 9Th day Of Aug, 1869. bv s.
D. ksdebaugh. Esq. Mr.. LEVI MILLER
and a. SARAH HANNA, all of Green6cIi i
Up Fairfield Co, Ohio.
% the 7th inst at the residence Of
the brides moth7r il Rushvills. by the
Rev. d. Mann, Mr. HILAND B. SMITH
o, O. Cincinnati, and Miss ELIZA s. STO.
KER. Of Rushville, o.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
DR.. NeLEAT'S T0LcASIc OIL LL.yIYEyT =
TA' Beat Es''rEhl ia ,As Bs,!a,

n, Iihounnns o. human beings have beepsaveda I,fs
able Lnmeut. II will relie ye pafn sInts, ;n,as,
and VIII cleanse. purify and heal ths f,u
est sore ~ an Incredible shodiime. NeLeari, Yot.
enses Of hheunai!sm. Goui, or Neuralgia. For Psr
a.! contracted Muscles. Stiffness or weakaessjn
e 'o,hn, Muscles or Lisanents.i It will never fail.
EatIehe. For Burns or Sesds. or any Pain. IA js ar
remedy Try II. and you will end ii 10 IN
IDLE, remsdy heepitalways on band
charge ofhnrses will save money5y n.,n1 y.f TfS.ns
roeshle III hniment. is speedy snd infalIb,s
Sute ior Gaiis Sprains. Chafes Swelling Iamenss.
S,Seehey. Sores, Wnnnds, Scratches oTany cytsrnsi
H'sea'e' Try. II aid vou will be convinced. "@'
DA. J. ". 4sLE-1T, sale Proprfstor.
Mp ct,.,. ST. LOUIS. MO
- :. ... olosum' agent. aug. IS, Is6I--I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-14
DIR. .usLEsA-s U.riVERsaL PILE.

For Lie" c'a1laiAt, Bii!ISassss, HssdatAe, Es.
There hai never been CaihRrtic meGJejne, offered
10 The public thatbas given such entire satlsf,tjon
HcLEAS's UMysRsAL Puts 30
Being entirely vegetable they are ,a,fectIrtr,o
can be Iak-h by the most tender infant ye
prompt and powerful In removing all Bilious ,sere
ti2hS' Acd orimpnr1, Peted Msiier from the stou,
neh IN art they are the only Plls shat should 10
used Ia malarious distritts
They produce nn Gsirtns. siekness or lain in M
NIomach or EoWeis th1gh very ac.iy and searehlp,
l6elr operation. promoting hnAlth7 sectsiioni NJ
mo LIVER mud kidPeys. VINO will suHer from mi
"ushe1;, Headache oBd Foul Stomach WI en- So chr n
lsheay can be 0h;ainedi Keep them constantly
nnurs, o. DAYS and months "fsesness. Ask for Pr. j.
u. heLeans Universal PIll. Take no other Reinp
pn'ed ,hey are tasiele@s. Price only % cents nar
9N: anu can be senhv lsil 10 any part or the TINT
cd states. >. n. hs sCf.qET Sole PJopri.tor.
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