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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
PREMIUMS & REDUCTIONS.
BLAcKWooD's EDINBURG OH MAGAZINE

The present critical state of European affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy middle
ground between the hastily written sitems crude
specuatons, and flying rumors of the daily Journals
and the ponderous Tome of tho future historian ,
written aller the living interest and excitement Of the
great political events Of the time shall have passed
away. II isto these periodicals that readers must
look for tho only really ntelgible and reliable his
tory OF current events, aud as such, In addition to
their well literary, scientific and heologi.
cal character, we urge them upon the consideration of
the reading public.
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the Brit
sh publishers gives additional value these reprints
inasmuch as they can now be placed in the hands Of
subscribers abouta as soon tho original editions.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
Irish Steamship Line.
Steam between Ireland ard America.
NEw-YoRX, BOSTON s. GALWAY.


The following new and ning nincent arst class pad.
dlewheel Seums ships compose the above line
ADRIATlC. 5.sSS tons burrhen .....CaptJ MAuRr
formerly Of the Collins Linel
HlBERNIA. ...4. 400 tons burthen. Capt PRowH
00LuM BIA,...4 400 do do lido lEiToH
ANGLIA...... 900 do do lido NICHOLSON
PACIFlC......36O 600 do DO -. do l SMITH
PRINCE ALBERT (Screw)
5000 do do lido JWALkER
One OF the above ships will leave New York or Bos-
ton alternately every Tuesday fortnight for Gawa!,
carrying the government mails, s,touohing t.'onns
NE. ", -,
The line have been cnstrncted with
the greatest care under the ofthe govern
me nj have water-tight compartments and are unex.
cellod for mfort safety and speed BY any steamers
aaoat They are commanded by able and experienced
officers and every exertion will be made to promote
tho comfort Of passengers. .g.. e.
An experienced Surgeon attached TO each ship.
I - RATES or PASSAGE
First. class from or Boston to Galway or Liver
pool -, ....' ..''' SlHV
Second class,..... do..".do ...., ,d0.'.'.'do ""IS
Frst-class......do .do....to 81 johns ......SS
Third class do to Galway or Liversool,
or any town In ireland, on Railway :'.;So
Third class passengers are liberaly supTlied WIN
best quality, cooked and served "
the servants Of the Company. ef.rea a.
RETuRN TIoKETs-
Parties wishing TO send fortheir old
country can obtain teketsom any town on railway,
In ireland. from the principa elites OF bngAnuano
Scotland atvery low rates.
Passengers for New York. arriving by the boseon
rs will be forwardedto YORK free OF charge'
For passage or furth or information applyto
-'' WILLIAM H WfCKMAN
AT the ONCE ofthe Company on the whRrffoot OF Cana
S"'''' street, No" "HowiLND AS NNwALI, Agents.
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
It is Good! Don't Fail to Try
DF.!S. 1Jt1A 0 IS
SHERRY Wine BitterS.

ThecsIs6rStcd Nep England Remedy yfor ituaiCon-
stipGtion, JGandies, Fever and Agas, General De-
6iiity, aud all Disease arising from a Disdr'
dered StOma6h, Lirer or Bowois.
TENHEY are used and recommended by leadingPhy'
sicians Of the country, and all whotry Ihempro-
nounce them invaluable.
DR. JAMES l.. LsEPRE, writes from ravnne, Stark
county, Ohio, 1.-The tters are highly praised by those
suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver COM
paint." 3D.. F-
L. S. DAVIS, Postmaster at WiTliamsport, ohio,
says, "they give great satisfaction. l use them my
self having taken cod become PROSTATE and lost my
appetite, 1t relieved me, and can recommend 1t
with great assurances Of Its m rits.n -v..ty =.
DR.. WIN NJ. KERR OF Rogersvile, indiana, writes
us that they the most valuable medicine offered.
He has recommended them with great success, and
with them made several cures of palpitation oil the
heart and general debility. -r.L L.' ..tr.
THoMAs STANFORD, Esq, Blountsvillo, Henry coun- :
~ Indiana, writes US long eter under date oaMay
1860. He was much reduced having been afflicted
forthree years with Crsat nervous debility, papita-
tion ofthe heart Of the most severe and prosratng
character, "after using few bottles was conpote
| iy ored, and am now In robust health.n
GEOE0E w, HOTFNAS says he was alnicted withrheu-
masm fortweI ty years, in all Its various forms, and
at the date his leterhe had been two years well;
the Btter the cure, wben several physicians
attending him could do him no good. He says. "for
rheumatism. dyspepsia, liver complaint kidney aHec-
tion dropsy,i1 isa specific certain remedy" d..
| J.. W. HUNT writes from Dephos, Allen county,
Ohio Ia section where Fever and Ague prevails. that
he most cheerluAy recommends them of decided
merit Ia all oasos ofFeoT and .4gne, Dyspepsia and
! General Debility. a. ma -, al,
| n. X. GALLEHEEs, NJ. n. writes from Van Vert,
| Ohio, 81 most respectfully recommend the Sherry
Wine Bterst tho notice of Dyspeptic persons, and
TO all who require astimuating medicine. Such news
pe are reesiuiHg daily. Full directions accom- pany
on ach bottle They are sold by Medicine dealers gen
orally Price75 cent. perbottle. .....-.. ...
| -. IN. HARRIS & CO. Cincinnati. Ohio,
| Proptiotors 70 the Southern and Western States,
to whom address orders. Fo. sale by G. Kaufman
q Coz. c. l.. Siocum, SiHord 6 Sturgeon, Lancaster;
Richard b. Walker, West Rushvile; p. Hane, Plea
santville; A. .Fenstmaker, Waterloo; Brossman q A
drew Litbopolis; David Propost, Marcy; J. Lerch &
tCo, Amanda ,. NoV.1, le60--ly3l
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the SO periodicals lose little by age Hence. afu year
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13

II Is a conveniently arranged Rand containing
medicated compound, to be worn around the Waist,
wihoutinIury to the most delicate person, no change
In habits Of living is required, itentrey removes
Idrious fleets arising from the use Ofpowerul internal
which weaken and deStroy the constitutions
and give temporary relief only. BY this trealment
in contact with The blood and reaches tho disease
through the pores OF the skin, eTecng In EVERY IN
stance perfect cure, restores the parts athicled
TO a healthy condition. This band Is also most
power rful ANrI MERouRIAL agent, and will enreyre-
ieve the system from psyReious sfects of Mercury.
Moderate cases are cured In few days, and we arc
constantly receiving testimonials ofits ecacy In ag-
gravaled cases Of long standing. .rf ..t. a.y
PRIcE SO co. to be had Of Druggists generally, or can
be sent BY mail or express with full direction for use
10 any part of the country direct from the Principal
once n q. 400 s broadway, New York.
G. SMITH & CO.. Sole Proprietors.
N. B.-Descrptive Circulars Sent Free. Agents
Wanted Everywheretlt ." April 4, lH6l--lyl
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DIR. A. G. BARLOW

'grILL CoNrlRuEsTHKPRAcTIoEVF OF NkptcINH uHIHH
HOMEOPATHIC SYSTEM;
and VIII attSndt the dutiesof his profession both
thS ei.y and country. office on,lHnin street
n the New Gicsy BufidiHB'' e,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
HOUSE.
LANCASTER. OHIO.

yUyIiE undersigned having aking charge Of the above
Il well known popular House, as the successors OF
r. COOK, Esq, are fully prepared to entertain
pcrmanonl and Lraneent customers IN the most sals'
factory manner. ,
They would therefore respectfully invite the travel
np nnblc TO continue their liberal patronage 10 said
House Hoping that by constant aud faithful attention
10 tho comfort aud welfare Of their guests, to make
tho mseVes deserving and abate nothing from the de-
seyyoIIv hgh reputatIon - the House.
They would especially invite their friends from the
eountry TO give them call They are determined TO
make their billslow adopting Die motto "lye and ie
Wv" ~ CnARLES MILLER,
49, WILLIAM BUSH.
Lancaster, apTIl 4, isOI--lu ProphetoB.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
w w A NEW ARTICLE.
nIr. I,nnACK,S sTOmACM MITTEKs

DIGs IkObACh'S D-sS
new and delightrui Stomnchic and Cordial, for
giving tone 10 tho stomach, and for the prevention OF
billions complaints incident to tho Western country.
Try IT, As morning drink, 10 assist digestion and
relieye Dyspepsia 1T has no equal Try H. In fduOr
it's superior to all other bitteIs, Try u.
The formula of these bitters, now tls61) the sole
prope rtv Of Dr. Roback, originated with one OF the
oldest and m oSt eminent Medical Practitioners OF the
west and 1t Is directly predcalod upon the wants OF
wester peoplo These Bittcrs doriye their stimulus
from the powerful tonic nature OF the roots and herbs
Of which they are composed, and they are. by al
laying unnatural cravings OF tho stomach, directly
nromotive Of r EMPERANCE, the present proprietor
believes that In making thom widely known the pub
lie welfare Is ssnbscrvel,
IL will soon DO for sale by all Of Dr.. Robaeks nu-
merous agents, aud at hotels, &c. tho country over
In the meantime, orders will he nlled direct from
Cnciunatin any quantity, and at the lowest rates
ono doz cases. Half doa sample cases will however
be mack cd and sent to any address, II desired.
Retail Price 81 per bottle, or sir for S5.
principal Office and salesroom, No East Fourth
street 81 building from Main street, Cincinnati, o.
Labratory, No. 32 Hammond street.
For sale in Fairfield county by Goo, Kaufman u
Co. Sinord d Delashmuth, Lancasteri kalb Rush-
yile Abbott e. Son, Cloarpori; Philip Hane, Pleas
nntyille; G.. Y. Hamlln, Oakland, Ilarman Il Curtis,
Pickerington; Il. l.. Nicely Baltimo7e; Beory Ne
CandIish Bremen; SHnderman Knauf. Amanda;
T. IT, Brattln, New Salem; Joseph RAIDER, Milersport,
H. r. Harner, Basil. and by druggists and merchants
rally throughout the United States and Caiadas
Sept. l2, ls0l,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05
sgmptoms ofReaC,Ion.

The Democrats of New Hampshire have not
succeeded in clecIing their candidate fos Gov
ernor, but the Republican msjori.y is one thou
sand less than it was last year. Democracy
holda its own even in New England, quarter
from which little Is to be expected. The town
and charter elections in New York were hotly
contested, and with scarcely On exception the
Democrats have gained largely. Towns here
tofore Republican have given unprecedented
Democratic msoritiea The symptoms Of
great reaction are uDmistakabIe. We read COL
umn after column of Democratic victories in
our New York contemporaries, and scarcely a
single instance where the Republicans have
gained or even held their own. The tide is eyi
IDENTITY setting strongly against the Republican
party oil over the country Beginning with
scarcely perceptible ripple On the surface in
Republican New England,i it gathers strength
and volume as it sweeps westward over New
York, and when Pennsylvania moves, Republi-
canism will become completely submerged by
the waters Of oblivion.-DOylesfODn pa Dem
oerdt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05
gbe: Ohio 6tatesnfrla,n
B M 9.
The treason oiAboIItIonism.


The honors bestowed upon Wendell Phillips
who boasted here last week, that he had labor.
ed for nineteen years to desfToy the American On
ion, were still more disgracelul than The treason
Itself, to every Government officer who particl.
pated In those attentions, from the highest 10
the lowest. II ever there were tressonable
sentiments uttered, or reasonable aots commit.
ted, they have been by these infdeIe and trait.
ors who proclaim an "Ant. Slavery Bible" An
"Anti Slavery God," and declare "the Constl-
tuition of the United States a covenant with
death and compact with hell!" The Secre-
tary OF State and the Secretary Of War each
owe 1t to their eelfrespect and consistency TO
lock up such foul.mouthed blasphemers OF re-
hglon and conspirators against their country,
unless they mean to distinguish between men
Of one party and another The New York ed
itors, oil the city and of the interior, were not
hall as guilty OF positive treason last summer,
as some OF these men Who have since been, and
are now, here and 10 New York too, stirring
mutiny between the officers and soldiers of the
army, and against the Chief in command of It.
III the Government seeks to command respect,
II must at least be just courteous and impartial
In ite official action There cannot be one set
Of laws for the New York Journal of Com
merce, another for the New York Tribune, one
for tho Boston Courier, and another for the
Washington Republican, which fabricated and
published the elaborated imposition that over
nifty wooden or Quaker guns were found at
CenterVille after the rebel evacuation, and that
those we're the chief deienses of the enemy at
point the mos. formidable taken by our troops,
and all to bring Gen. Mcclellan into contempt
by calling him "the Quaker General of the
army. National IntclLigeReeT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05
TestimoniaI to GEN. Rosecrans.

....I . UhEhLiNuI mhrcn 81.
AT d meeting of the officers connected with
the staff OF Brig Gen. w. s. Rosecraps. held Al
the Headquarters Of the Mountain Depert emit.
Brig. Gen. George L. Hartsuff was called TO
the chair, and Major Joseph Darr, IT,, appointed
I Secretary. :
On motion, it Was rI...5
hes@ofa' That the President appoint com
mittee TO draft series of resolutions expres-
eve Of the sentiments of the officers Of the
staff OF Brig. Gen, Rosecrans on parting with
him, and 10 report upon q suitable testimonial
TO be presented to him.
The President appointed as the committee.
Major 5 w. Crawford, Acting Inspector Gen.
eral; Major D. II. McPhail, Pay Department,
U. s. A.; Major Joseph DArr, jr,, First Virginia
Cavalry, Provost Marshal; lst Lieut.. C. God.
dard, A u: O., who reported the following res
olutlons' which were unanimously adopted, and
the same committee retained to procure the
testimonial; NJ.
ReiOIOsd, That in terminating our Off ,lal In.
tercourse with Brigadier- General Rosecrans, Ve
tender TO him unanimously this expression of
our heartfelt thanks, for the uniform kindness
and courtesy that has always been extended to
ua 10 our intercourse with him, both official and
private.
Resoloed, That while We cannot but regret
that our connection with him is thus terminated,
we will ever cherish a remembrance OF our as
socation with him with feelings of the deepest
attachment and regard, and will ever houor him
as thsmdn, the soldier and The Christian.
Resolosd, Ju7ther, That committee be ap-
pointed to procure q suitable testimonial to be
presented to Brigsder-General Rosecrans az O
slight token OF our regard, that copy of these
resolutions be presented TO him, and also pub
lished in the Wheeling, Cincinnati and New
York papers. ....rI
GEO. L. HARTsUFF, Chairman
Jos DARR, Jr., Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05
BIER OF FREE NEGROES

THE declarations Of Wendell Phillips and
Carl Schurtz that the Union is already dead,
and of the New York Tribune that it has no
regrets for the old Union, announce the basis Of
abolition action. Abolitionism accepts the de.
struction of the Government as an accomplish
cd fact, and these infdels and mad men propose
to rear another after their pattern. II there
are not conservative men enough in the cOun,
try, and IL they will not lay aside their petty
feelings Of former political differences aud
unite for the preservation of the Constitution,
then we are not worthy Of the Government our
fathers bequeathed to Us. If they wish to try
the chances Of such Government as Carl
Scburz, Horace Greeley, Wendell Phillips and
Charles Sumner would make, then let them
amuse themselves with the dead past till they
find themselves, their country and their All
engulfed in common ruin-Chicsoo Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05
ONLY PREPAR ATION
e''' THAT HAS " sah@ q y
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
ana grows more ana moro popuie,
every dayI - -

SIooD THE TEST OF YEARS
ana sro"s more ANA moro popuie,
evory dayl sss,-r ~
And !ssu%onisis e an me-. and almost uithOus uum,.,
Of society whose united testlmonv nons aa ~ ~ graoe
That Prof Woods Hair Restorative will r.', - nscl,s ~
a. ana az gsy M and the har o. the youth 70 ia sss
Battle orsek, Mich, Dec. aist ls6a.
PRov. WOoDi Thee wilt pleas ao.sDt !. ~ .s
thee that the hair on my head all fei on ov.
years ago. caused BY complicated chronIo dis..s. NJ
ssnoea Win an eruption on the head. contlnss,
Sas ~ p .nl9Igh e having 1sdued me Is
ior caps neither have Ibeen able % a. ien ~ NJ ~.
sequence 81 which my head has suffered - i
cent had on Ss osrS sy sss sss asaE. s@es
fS,1H sn,,n About the arst Of August last. Tsvs
also coming in all over my head Psn,'p snsrs
that another large bottle would fesote n
ana ana ieel anxious % peneyevs "a 4SaS
would Ask thee thee Wouldst moi Ia ~ii,sn ~ mote
an order on thine agents for abottle and ressve y %
self the scripture declaration rsvsrd \. y % ny
tnat areEind 20 The widow and the fatheres, p
Thy friend, 6UBANNAH KIRHv
Lisonier, Noble County, Indiana. Peh III 1ero
PRoT. Q. J. WooDi Dear &ir:--In the Is,ses ~, "a
the year 1859 while attending the State and Nsias,s u
LAW School o. ias state Q. New Tcrk. nv ha from
IDLY, 90 that In the short space Of siE monbs ~.
upper part Of my scalp amost entirely bss ~ S
sds and soS part Of nv SssS ssaS1g Portion he
90 that you VIII not be surprised when tell von Ils 81
on my return to the State Of Indiana nv aors c.,,p
@ were not % much at sIoa 10 .oOvef hs
cause OF me change In my appearance, a. M NOR M,
mate acquaintAnoes were to recognize me Al All
once made application to the most skIIlfuf pltsi
ths ~ ~, Inc county, bat receiving assurance from
tnem tnat my har would again be restored Was fo--d
to become reconciled 70 my fate until
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05
Gifts of Yankee Lssscs.

Our brave western boys have won the hearts
OF the Yankee girls as well as Victories over
the rebels, and the st. Louis Democrat thus
speaks OF the cheering gifts "for the braves"
We have in our Office, contribution to the
Sanitary Commissions relief stores, which il
curiosity worth inspecting. 1t was sent here
with other articles by ladies of Massachusetts,,
though from what precise Yankee town or vii.
iage of the Bay State, we do not know. First,
a pair OF soft wool hose. in top Of each of which
Is knit tho flag of the Union, with its thirteen
stripes, the blue field and the stars, and the
flag extending down nearly to the ankle.
Attached to the hose ia clip inscribed TINS:
When hearts are true and fingers warm
Who can resist our Yankee boysT
Not any base and rebel swain,
That freedoms noble work destroys
When women knit and Yankees fight,
Who doubts the triumph Of the right"
The other, flannel shirt, eagle gray, oi fine,
soft, but substantial fabric, on the body OF
which is wrought with the needle, the following
stanzle:
Soldier brave, will It brighten tho day,
And shorten the march on the weary way.
10 know that at home, the loving and true,
Are knitting, and hoping and praying for you?
Proud are their glories when hearing your fame,
And the gladdcst hour in their lives will be
When they greet you after the victory.
''' Q, S. ri.
The workmanship is neat, but the address,
"FoT the braust," might be, it euch thing
could occasion contention among men who are
not only brave but generous, source of strife
ior the title OF it, like the mythologic apple Of
discord.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05
La. D, EtussaIl on Mcclellan and
SlRnlnn.


In LII. D. Russell's letter to the London
Times, he says: a#.. ... .....
"Some discussion has arisen in reference to
Mr.. Stanton's relations with Gen. McC ClellaD,
against whom something like a cabsl has been
formed inside and outside the capital. have
what appears to me excellent authority for
stating that Mr.. Stanton gives his whole sup,
port to the General, and is one OF his most pow
eriul and trusty friends. Il may be untrue that
he uttered the words of praise attributed 10 him
by the Associated Press reporter at the recent
meeting OF railroad managers at Washington,
but he has privately repeated sentiments anslo
gous to those which appeared In the newspapers.
One thing is quite certain: The concentration
Of Federal troops in front of Manassas has par
alyzed the best army the ConfedeIates have 10
the field, and has kept them away from the
West and Southwest. 1t may be considered,
indeed, as the only we'll equipped force (infe-
rior as It is in that respect 60 the opposing ar
my which the Confederates have been able to
assemble
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05
Master Commissioners Sale, s,

Henry Pfah g Bx'r) loiibs 80 asli TeAHoa4h
n,,., Tr.,, VS. :, . Superior Court Of Fra0tliaoslo
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER d sat!E
ID to directed, from the Superior Court Of Frank
lin County, Ohio, 4 will oer br sale az the io0ro
the Court House, In the city of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 5th day Of April, A, d, 1862, !
between the hours of 10 O'Clock 1. N and c'cicct p
M, the following described real estate situate in ks
county Of Franklin and stass Of Ohio. to Wit
Lot No. (30) In William Phelans addition to the city
Of Columbus as per piAt now record In saId frank.
lin county win more faliy showI = e5iiahJ AZ
Appraised AZ $3.50, ~ yi,,,-,,,,. ~ .6sL saI
.stA'. = ~ and Master Commissioner.
Printersfee % 5O.anyf ic9 81aH Wv s1T 70
feb2S-dlt&wtd gas az rsrispnt siSqlsb
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Sheriff's Sale

stod,sr h 1rotbers ,rca -i.t LF ali ID u
.tti VS., \ Common Pleas. i' il-t
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT oF VBNDI TO ME
ID directed from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Frank
lin county, Oho,I will offer Tor sale at the door OF the
Court House, in the City Of Columbus, on e. 81.
Saturday, the 5th day of April, A D., 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
P. NJ about one acre and half, or less, OF the
north aide Of the following described real estate situate
In Blendon township, Franklin county Ohio commenc.
ing at stone at the g. W. Of Thomas Ingols'
land and on the east side Of Wm sharps land on tho
edge Of the plank road north Of Weservle and thirty
rods south of willow tree the county line; thence
east 81 rods and links to stones thence N II rod
and links to stone; thence W 81 rods and links t
stone said Sharps llne thence s. along said lint
n rods and nbs TO the place Of beenning contann,
four acres, decided toJ Connolly BY Thomas IngoS
July "a, 1861. Ssfl
Z Appraised at $50 90 Per acre WI sysis
q WoHUFfmAN, Sheriff.
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