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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19
WHEELER G WILSON'S
) E w ING M ACHTNES.
T. E. BILLINGHURST,

OF this city, isagent forlhis celebrated Machine. He
has disposed Of quite number Of them, and In every
instances they have given universal satisfaction. Tho
bestauthorty that can be cited in favor OF these
chimes, ,is the Scienlffc American, from which we
clip the following: .tff.
"We have used Wilson's patent, manufactured by
the wheeler & " iison Manufacturing Company, No.
sos Broadway and can say In regard TO II, that 1t
Is wthoutA rival. II issimpie not easily put out OF
order whom HproperhRnds, and I'm point OF effect
fveness and finish no other machine stands ahead Of
II. We state this much in regard 70 this excellent
machine upon our own responsibility. Every piece
Of this Machine Is made toa guagc and
the parts ofany machine may be traBsposed with
those ofRpy other n.lchine of the same size, or,
should an accident the broken part be M
ediately replaced ON application attbe ofioe oftbe
manufacturer"
Lancaster, July II, 1852.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

We notice that our gallant young towns,
men, CHARLES YoUNo and - RocKEr,
who are members of the lst Ohio Inian.
try. and were taken at the bat le Of Stone
River. are at home on furlough. Both
are looking well. R "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
H.tnte of Georre Mnrh. .

nj Office iSh-reby given that the andersigned has
y been appointed and qualified As ad lninistrator
Of the Rsiate Of George Ward, late OF Fairfield
county, deceased. Persons holding claims will pre-
sent them for SSltoment according TO IhV. Those
owing the Estate will make m mediate payment.
Efr- JOHN WILLIAMSON.
March 10, Is63-3w'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

The exercises of the Graduating Class
Of Lancaster High School, Miss ], M.
BEcKErr Principal, will be held in the
City Hall, Friday evening, March 97'h'
at Z O'Clock. The follows
ing is the Order of Exercises:-
Music-E Pluribus Unum. ',.se School,
Essoys
Salutatory The Real and lhe Ideal.
Miss Fanrie NJ. Caffee,
What xs talk about. 4a4
'ela Miss Emma II. Brum6eld,
Music Winters Crusl Reign is Over,
..aa School,
Essays.
Castle Building, Miss Emma Reed,
Coronation Miss Louisa Bury
Ausic-The Flag Of Our Union, School.
Essays.
Trihes. Miss Malinda Eyersole,
aughing. Maggie j, Miller,
Music-How Pleasant the Life OF Bird
Must Be, ......... School.
Essay.
After the War, Miss Ella Q. Brum6eld.
Masic--The Battle Cry Of Freedom,
School
Essay.
The Beautiful,
Miss I'm HE Z s. Borlaud
Music The World is full of Beauty.
School
Essays.
Forward March, Miss Sallie Cross,
We have only begun Valedictory--
Miss Mary Hamilton
Conf ring of Diplomas.
Ausie--parling Song.
BY Graduating Class
All are respectfully invited 10 attend
"- J. F. REINMUND.
Superintendent
Note Mr.. WILLIAM LEHMAN. will ac
COMPANY the singing, with the Piano.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19


PROMOTIONS IN THE l7th.-Ws have
lately learned Of The following promotions
iu the 18th: -. --..
Lieutenan, Colonel n 90 RE promoted to
Colonel Of the 69th.
Captain B. F. BurrERFIELD to Major
Of the 18th.
Fret lieutenant HENRY ARNEY to Cap.
tain Of Company A. l7,h. @
First Lieutenant LEO NolEs 10 Captain
Of Company D, 18th.
S,rgeant GEORGE RuSEY to Sscon d
Lieutenant.
Quartermastsr Sergeant SAMUEL HURD
to Quartermaster Of the 18th. ,...
We gratulate the gents one and all,
on their good fortune, and that this may
provo but a fore,runner Of future good.
luck. With the promotions Of Captain
Bulter6eld and Sergeant Hurd. We feel
assured that all will feel pleased. They
are true soldiers in every respect, and
fully worthy the trust reposed in them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

ATTENTION.
VNHE CHEAPEST IEWELRY HoUsE IN TIE
G,sisPieces OF Assorted JewoIry "
..1t5- AS tii14fi for $50. -,sgr y,es4r4e.r
A complete Int OF Fine Gold, Plated and oselde
J1.sALwBURY, AsssY,
an,22 2-6w 'Proyidehce, n. /.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

DS- Do not forget Miss Schneider's
concert mex, Tuesday evening Let us
give be: such a farewell as she deserves
The following shows the high estimation
in which her talents are held away from
home. We copy from the Columbus
Gazette:
y = 1--WE had been led to
expect much from the young lady pianist
Miss s hneidrr, but were very much, and
most happily disappointed. for tie bril-
liancy OF her execution, and the perfect
good taste and finish Of her playing were
far superior TO anything we had hoped to
hear. We prophecy brilliant future to
the young artisIe, and hope this may not
be the last opportunity we shall have Of
hearing her.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-19

will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Hodjache, Costivsness,
coltc Pains, Cholera Norbus,
indigestion, Pain in the BotUsls,
Pzzinsss, sts.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neighbers, who have used them,
end they will say they are
GcOA MC&letMss,
and you should try them before going for
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent and read the certificates, and If you
have ever doubted you will
, 1863-08-15
The Marquis OF Normandy.

The Marquis Of Normandy, who commenc.
cd life Us d .whIg and reformer, and ended Us
an advocate and defender Of despot1sm, died
In England on the 2sth Of July, at the age Of
sixty-si1. he Owed The chief SUCCESS Of his
prosperous career more to his eminent socfa
qualities than to. his merits as a statesman.
His amiability, good hnmor, and pleasant
manners, procured him every thing that his
ambition c1aved.
he entered public Life as member Of Par1ia-
mcnt for Scarborough; and though his fami-
u we've decided Tories, he came forth as u
Wing and rery decided radical. Bis maiden
speech was In favor OF Catholic emancipation;
and In his merit speech he seconded resolutions
~ favor Of Parliamentary reform, proposed
for the first time by Lord JOSH RUSSELL At
ter this in consequence Of disagreement
with LIS family, be resigned his seat and
retired to Italy. In 1859 he was appointed
Governor to Jauaica; tn the next year he
succeeded Lord Carlisle as Lord Prtvy Seal !;
md In tie next he wcat to Ireland IS Lord
Lieptenant, where his administration was 30
popular that O'Conuell said he Was the best
Eprlfaaman that ireland had ever seen. He
VAS recalled In 1859, to become Secretary for
the Colonies, and shortly afterwards passed to
the Home Office.
From 1641 10 1910 Lord Normandy remain
, 1863-08-15

fFron the Richmond ThigI >>
The Charleston Courier Eakes timely Suggestion IN
recommending the attention at our goyenmsntt to thu
naturalization and culsnre Of CasaYs for the preseg
yatton Of tie health Of cur soldiers. This article has
apecollsr effect rpon the liver, aud quart. tho system
ssatnst disease By e1posu:e hud Irregular dles TT
said that the great SUCCESS Of the Pantstoa Bttels Of
Dr. DIake, which. previous to unhappy difficulties
vas found In noat Southern houes vas owing 10 the
extract Of Caltsaya Dark vhicht contained one Of
its principal cgrcd:ents--In confirmation sfthls. We
have heard one Of cur most distinguished physicians
remark, that whenever he felt uuwen from ordinary
detet1c Of atmospheric causes he invariably re1syed
himself by Planta:ion Bttes. Nov that these Bttets
cannot ba obtained, substitute should ba prepared.
Ne understand our Eoyt1umeut has opened nesotta'
Tons with Dr. Drake through but With
what truth we do rot know" -
Ne are exceedingly obliged to the Richmond Whis
for its rcnembraIce Of Aud Lang Sync. but we cal
cot for sale to any secret North South.
There Il probably several othc things that "oue Gov
ernment" will get want.
We Know that va have The beat and most popular
medicine In the world. Wc are not afraid to ahow
what It Is competed ok
Physicians arc compelled to recommend It.
CAL1sAYA BA1k has been celebrated for over two
hundred Jea-s md Was sold during the reign OF Lous
XVI. Eirg Of Frarce. for the enormous prca Of its
own weight in silver. 1ttsremsskable for Dgspepafa.
FeTers. Weakness. Constipation, ETC.
CisoAE11LA BAKx.-For Dta11hea, CoEc. and dis.
enses OF the stomach and bowels.
DANDy1In1.-For Inflammation Of the Loins aud
Dropsical Affections
CaAxoN11E F1owrRs.-For enfeebled digestion,
LAvEypEE FLowKEs.-Aronatfc, stirunlant zud
tonie-hiehiy inv1goratug IN nervous debility.
WIs1KH17x1N.-Forsc sc:osu1a Rheumatism, Etc.
A1IsE.-in aromatic cssmtnAtIye; creating Aesh
n,uacle and milk much usedby mothers nursins.
Also c.oycpuds.a' aRe Iearawsy. costandat. aaskc'
root. etc.
Another wono eefal Ingredient Of Spanish osigta.t-
parting beautr the complexion aod bs1iAncy to tho
mind Is yat unknown to tho commerce OF the Ho.ld
and We Withhold ita namo for the present
Humbugs and quackv howl about tne Plantation
Bitte1s: but tho following ia whats the matter. and
they kuowi It: -
PLANTATION BrrTERs WILL CURE =.
Cold Exremities and FeYcstsa Lips. A,
Eour Stomach and Fet1d Breath.
F1atnlency and Indigestion. j..
Estrpus Affections.
E1eeaaIye Fatigue and Short Breath,
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Pros;ratton. Great Weakuess.
sa11ow Complexion. Weak Bowels.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
Very particularly recommended 70 Clergyman. Max.
chants Lawyers, and persons Of sedcntarr habits.
Also for dclicats females aud weak persons who
Q1ize gentle EtimuIart free digestion. good appetite
and clear mental Acu1ues.
eold By Phystcians Druggists roee1s,
Hotels. Ealooua. Country Stores. Etc.
Be particular that each bottle bears the facanLlo
OF our signature On steclp1a-e label. With psi
yate government stamp ever the cork.
r. II. DRAKE d CO.,
... 2oo BROADWAY. n. 2.
, 1863-08-15
Gbitogo Gribn,tt>


= Gehn OF the nation,
Moo 3oos N1a Teae'atiou,
1>ao Ate4a1o olseo3asaon u4saystngly oeplo.e-
X aone OF Gtnetal Jatkaoh+
no thfample On the sa13n,
A1tina 10 the thtaas&cstona rndet Governor hey.
mouf.
The ty1ant and the hunbug,
Wsd cannon and wid tun1er upon our city bple,
'@ ON ioztichade md 1s1isnee ~
Instructed his battslfons 49, -
To r1sp1ct te ca1ant Irish yStd Governor Seynnour
Sure 'twas thin that Colone! Br1e1
Dthrawed his throops up In line,
And whln he was bcyant them 1 haf q nile OR
, 1863-08-15
4 Naval Hattie Off the Coast Of nIai,,e.
The Portland A'yus Of Tuesesy {1lth Inst. J

has the following Singular narrative:
"We received and published report o, a
battle of 6choodac Island on Thursday, J1ly
23d, g1!lDg some particulars Of it. Since tten
the fact Of IFS occurrence hns been canfru1ed
by the arrival Of several vessels at different
ports, WHOSE captains either saw or heard 1t.
We arc now in possession Of facts that satissy
us beyond the possibility Of q doubt that ID
engagement did occur between two steameH
on The day and In the locality named, ard thd
from fftg.three to ffty-six shots were Ct
Steamship, painted black, was lying for eouh
days prior TO the 23d ult. on Grand Mcnaa
Bank. She was ut one time 50 near tIE
schooner Ohio, Capt. Do1liEer, Of fremont,
that the Captain feared she would drift on t.
him, and he hailed her, expressing his fears d
such result. The Captain Of the BteamG
BARN him. She lald a1onga1de tho Ohio about
tTenty-four hours.
Tho battle occurred between 10 and II
O'Clock in tho forenoon, about ten miles east
southeast from Baker's Island, Mt. Desert
The day WAS perfectly clear and the battle was
witnessed by Capt. Richardson Of CranberrJ
Island. and others from the lighthouse Cd
Bakers Island. With glass the Vessels could
be eeen with perfect distinctness. The per-
sonB In the lighthouse counted fifty thee Dis
charges IRON guns Ct yery heavy calIbrt,
Capt. Carer, OF the schooner Georgs XII
born, from Calais, arrived In fremont ABOUT
three hours after the engagement. Here.
about ten to twelve miles dlstaut fom hill,
The engagement lasted about thrae-quartey
Of an hour, when the vessel which was tcken
to 10 the United States gunboat ran In for the
land, md the other steamer. supposed the one
thnt had been lying upon Grand Menan Banks.
to, apparently, and then vent off : Tho gun
boat went into Southwest Harbor. in Trei
, 1863-08-15


Lcutze, the artist, had grand welcome and
reception at Dusseldorf, On the 10Th Of June
Inst, on his return from America. About one
hundred ana fifty artists aud lovers Of art as
sembled at the " Mahlkasten,:' Just outside Of
the Hof Garten. This is the clubhouse Of
the painters, and, with its gardens, is their
property. ...
Lutze was received With music, and when
he cane within reach Ct the assembled com.
pany, there was q general rush to shake his
bands, kiss his checks, and hug him. The
old fellows were much affected 1t the stene,
and were heartily glnd 10 eco their old COM
rasiun once more. The guest madc 4 short
and feeling address, whereupon all went in to
supper. Hero two of the artists had arrayed
themselves, one Us negro, tho Other as an
Indian and these brought In the first dishes,
snd handed them to Lutza. Anlreas Achcu-
bach sat at Lutze's right, sud his old friend
Tt,t at bis lett. After dinner the calumet Of
peace WIS passed around; there was speaking
ard drinking of healths. with songs after
wards In thu Illuminated garden.
The occasion appears to hare bcep rery
pleasant and right merry one, aud Is said to
bare been the lappiest GstIya1 eSer given by
the society Of artists.
1eutxe returns in October, #ith his Eami1y,
to this country.
, 1863-08-15
HAGATS MAGNOLIA BALM,

This Is the mekt deShuul And extraordinary azdcle
sycr discovered It changes the sun burnt tAca aad
tsnds to peasly eattn te1tre Of ravtahinE besuty.
tu,psng the marble purity Of youth. and the 01s.
916ouK appearance 20 inviting in the city bt11e o
fashion, II removes tan eckes p!znplea and rough.
noss from the skin. leaving the complexion ftesh.
t.anspa9cuf and s1uooth II contains material In
furious to tho skin. Patronized by Actresses and
opers stngcrz. It II what cvcEy lady should hava
told evetyxhefa-
DEmAS 8. BARNES Il CO.,
yaehsas IN General Agents. a2 Broadway. Il. 7.
, 1863-08-15

Fourth Ward, in which you hare been drafted,
and asking what course to pursue.
In reply am Instructed to say that q man
is only liable to draft at his legal domicile Or
place Of residence. You should present to
tie Board Of Enrolment for their decision.
lam, 6ir. very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant, x :
HENRI STONE, l. Ad'jt General.
.AIIEEAGE.
Provost Marshal General Fry decides, that
when Boards Of Enro1lment have any doubt
IN the matter Of claim for exemption, on
the -Ecore Of alieuage, the case must be re-
terred through the Provost. Marshal General,
and the certificate Of the State Department
eha1l be deemed conclusive evidence.
, 1863-08-15

U"& E*o11190&1y 0*
pTlean&.) w1o4a uur1ynlled success IN thctreAt-
ent o5Chrou1e, XcEcu,1al. Blood and other disesses
THAT REQUIRE sKLlFuL TREATMENT.
u permanently locztad nluaelf At 81 Randolph.
erect, Chicago. Dr. afsrecommendedb BY the ms
pal faculty, md the almost enfe prez Of tha South
Thousaut1 Of nnfo1touatea bless Dr.. JAMES who,
but xor hhn. Eoald b. living = u1se<eble exist
nea. The eur1ahle reputation pr. James enjoys from
he Lakes the Gull IL tho tesuls Of yea.a Of aody
xpt observation.
Dr. james uscs no Mercury. 1otide rntazai. Assenac
OF sarsapaetIa. In the treatment Of blood dscases
tut aneutrauzer. which II positive cure.
Organic Weakness cured by \ new and an1silbla
ethod. .asSing both tine and expnuse.
Dr1ee and psrors at 81 Randolph street,
Q0ce hours from 4. n. untu 6P u.
CONSULTATIONS INvIoLAHIK.
4y6.hsS tmd&wi1
, 1863-08-15

vPnorusT MiRsHA1 GENERALS Or4rcE,
WAsHnsa7os. .. c., Aug: 2, 1868
Mr: Wn. N. Grips, No. ~ Eereath-stseet,
:: SIN: ! in directed BY the: Provost Marsha1
General to acknowledge the receipt Of your
Communication on the 7th inst, stating that
you had been enrolled In the Second Ward Of
The city, Where you teeide1 aud also ia the
, 1863-08-15
'8nffial ~ ultra.
OR- HILLIARD-Long and f.

NR- H1LIlAKD-Lon and II
~ vurably known II the Northwest. has hi culca
p Randolph street. Chicago M stairs for the Cure
Of a dseases, Alo o. female Special attention gE-
IN to ali 1nnlsd{ea Of long atandIng. I hAEc cured
some Of the Eu:st Of blood diseases cye1 known
In tits country. Patients ut distance can consult mo
by letter With cvey confidence. Advice gEatts. En-
,cose stamp to secuzt ready answer to lEtecToga-
done. Female Golden Lunar Pills. price che dollar
pet rox.' II sent 10 any distance three tarod cent
stamps arc required to prepay postage. once hours
rom A. u tn 1oP. H. r. o. Box $3.50. Chic.sos III.
4,YtYf- -t-F-E H%11
, 1863-08-15
w ESTERN UNION COLLEGE
Drgpusalg,
PROPOSALS FOR PLUMBING

4 r n
l. AND GAS FITTING MATERIALS. ETC,
JEHTxssesTH1E. I'D. AnEa.t i ISIS
tle l;th u Aa9ost 1853 for GeyeriaG 1t ne Ntsly
ta{eEI9g Fl1%sin sd 6ss fitti9s Msets!s stc
tTsise5 9s!saHzsd s,5i iTSssSt ifoa F[ss s
one:haHiae6 Gs1ya5ized WrouEht ifoa Pips.
wfSasht isea F!pe ssu' 4sIs oue .asa o"4x1nl4aD
inch 0alysnized Wloaght iroS Fise.
venized WToaaht Ion Pipe: . N e. ~
ized W1eueht Ien Ptps, ,.,---,.,
ntslIgs of aiIe1sEt kiads sad sizes. -x-~
essesa aIso ~ h RGsfss s @ Sheet
6ns pS5 5ne5 aonsa Dsnea
seyen thopsa1d aye hundred pounds Lead Pipe. size
|!s5 .sssn @ sa't 1oa hopper Water c'e'st'.
'ns5ss Y AZ -, 5.+
Two 6Gnd5ed and ptnesy tl3 teo> th.eeqaartcr Inch
sPe md oas
,raa aeS P5Sss $50 ha'0eh 0sass plain Di''s tsa for
ag asit& Flsss (e' one aud qan:t'F inch brass "aa
p;Ess' sss s9s9ssa vash Stands vss basins
asrDf TyDfcs rs, s,nks4 Gin nv aet IN Nv ~, dee,
-Four t] two-Ineh Ban Coeks lifted for two iachifo
p!RS; % tvo,rcn s,op Cock, tttea ta, tvo,oes ,,on
pipss; -, .n, t.,,,.., nj, rn.,, 49,, -
rs GR eeRt RRsh Reh Copper 1a Floats with s.,ncs
F1iy tour (s3) oueIuch Step Cocks, ntted for one
in pns W.. nttst
th5ss Ter se
nil irrh chs
, 1863-08-15
@1nfatiy,1M.

4 CADEMY OF LAKE FOREST
year o. this 1asutuslon viii commence on Yed7ss
d3y September 9te next Crru!s-s gigl1k f11 r1E1:-
u!&1a *1u be sent application to frof. II c Butler
n; knsepal. IaSe Forest OF Petsr Psge. Ctteaso
Rev z. 81 Eurph.ey Kcr. ~ Patterson, b D.
Seelye, Esq. PETER PAGE Secty.
Lake Forest August 13. 1850. aul&-k452 IA
, 1863-08-15

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX.
L PEEIENCK OF An ECAlm-Puhlshed for
The benent. and te 4 warning and 4 CATION 70
YOUNG NKH Who suffer from Nervous Debility, Pre-
natnrc Decay Of Manhood ETC.. supplying Al tae s0a
TEE 4EAEa OF SELF CUKE.
Dy ore xto as cured himself after being put to greet
exptnse sad tr3cB through medical haEbnE and
fuacEesy.
copies tcay be had Of fne author. NATHANIEL NAf-
EAUs. Esq, Bedford ElnEs CoucE. NIX.
, 1863-08-15

The children Of IN insane mother, who may
at any time recover her reason, cannot, in the
sense Of the 1aw, or will any propriety Of Ian.
guage, ba termed "motheTless children"
The father Of such, though they may be de-
pendent on his labor for their support, can
draft. The. case is hard oue, and would,
probably, hare been provided for Ind it been
forescen. 1t Is, however, the Law as 1t Is, and
not as It may be supposed 1t ought to be, that
It 5s to be enforced
A father having four sons, two Of whom
Aged OF infirm parents elechog which Of
two eons nany be exempt.
, 1863-08-15

In the case Of father having four sons,
two Of whom have died In The military service.
1t seems clear that the remaining two are not
exempt from draft. Before such exemption
can be allowed it must be shown that the
father had, or has had, two Sons in the mill
ta!g service: So the Law Is written. Congress
In the field MS equivalent to their continuance
In the service, and therefore securing the
same privileges 10 their family. but this has
not been done. To bold otherwise wonld not
be Interpretation, bnt legislation.
In the case Of aged and intlr1n parents hay
father, or If be be dead, the mother may elect
which Of them. shall be exempt. The right
OF this exemption does not rest upon the pa-
rents' dependence on the labor Of their sons
for their support. Tue law does not con-
template any such dependence.
JAMES B: FaT,.
, 1863-08-15

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Prorosr MARSHAL GENERALS 0rF1cE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July =, 1863.
CIRCULAR No. 5T.-Thc following ssopin-
fo1f,'' in relation to that part Of section 9, Of
the Enrolment act, which says, tswhe1e there
arc two or more sons Of aged and infrm pa
rents subject to draft, the fathcr, or It he be
be exempt Is Published, and niu hereafter
govern:
THE only soR Of aged and ina1m parents,
dependant" &C., is absolutely exempt; but
where there are Two sons, both are subject to
draft until an election is made by the parent
and the name Of the one elected should be
removed from the: list. After the draft is
made the persons drafted are no longer sssub-
ject to d1aft,' = hut to duty, and parent can
not secure the practical exemption Of two
sens from military duty By waiting, TN one is
JAMES B. FRF,
Provost Marshal General.
, 1863-08-15
DILES! PILES!!
DE. W1TF1ELD'S
H1T.T&.

VEGETABLE PILLS..
are warranted certsla cure for F1sTULA. BLIND
Or BLEEDING PILES.
We would caution I'll who erc victims to LIDS dis.
tesnE complaint 70 avold tho nEe OF external appl
castonF as they result onty In aEtAvaxng the u4ttye
Dr. KITr1EtDb remedy removes tue cause 81 the
!. disease. and effects permanent cure.
THIS is no nUACK MEDICINE
These Pills have heea Tried the Last seven yearx
and IN no insurance Gzve they failed e cure.
J. YOUNG, Sole proprietor
No. 2St BrpAd&ny. MT.
For Eale by BLISS suAEP. III Lat street, Chi.
, 1863-08-15
Mis1e[[nneong.
nRAFT FOR HIGH TWO
- HoRsE
CORN PLOWS.

ItA 3 III IMfFoFEd. pa{sated dTait,
Preventing the Pressure and injury
to the horses nechB,
Which hsa been the great difficulty with all high pown
rato to Cultivate both sidcs of the row at occe.
has been tested BY hundreds Ct arnasrs and they
Al pronounce II re:fect snccees Of Which VIC haYe
nuMefoua certificates. All farmers midst hare I'M
PIGMENT for eplt1yssinE coIn thas does double work
the horseh This dFaf Is very ejmpe ID arrangement
snd can be adapted to any fon Of pow Intended foE
cnlarat1E q full row and whether on WEes.s nos,
To al parties uaklnE such ploFs and those intend
tnE Eake hctn We offer tie right to this dsatt
they to pay ooe d1las for each ptow.
Tlis fee Il t1le. aud II you are milking, or Intend
to Tnfe such piowe It IA your interest secure the
right L. Yeqr town before some other party does.
For circular, ftTir2 full particulars a3dtess
&. FOSTER. Agent
Post 0fGco Drawer 63J8, Chicago,
aus. .E11f-lT Is
, 1863-08-15

IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DECISIONS.
The following important decisions are off,
clal}y published:
, 1863-08-15

army ETtIef6 End [n6 FuDuH.
The spbstrher bsGs leave to tuto-m tie C1uzen9 Of
tue West Ulat he Eos Rppoated Me4ssn j. y. EaGt q
Co. Of Crlcsgn, hls agents for the sale o II. Csle.
The Army Eutlersu@d Western naetnaota, ht New York
prices adding fs:i1Et This Gtn u roy thc staadslc
Medical Fteulty aad proEoapeed by theTa 70 b. tae
aas in TIC West tor several Ycas past il coa.e.
en:ne1 the great quantity Of eonntstst @
tocoutrucr 10 Eygid lis hc.cte. ~ 1aaco ss pos
sbe. lie has Rrnoanted The aoot eIamed nm sEeuta
cle A:ny 6Htsis ~ ind this Gin the cheapest IA
ported usEo:1 ~ Son.1 f u 1sed tn n he hos
EDuLpaO WGLFE,
9esvs~ street. Hcw Yo1k.
2.Oe0 Gases Of Wolfe. Ee1el,rsz.
ted Schiedam Aro11a-
tic selma pS,
,rnr rea1cbv J.H REED = co. AgeatA.
,nrne{1ssm l46Lale 6treet. Chicago.
, 1863-08-15
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1a:.s,ra-1up1tc notice y hersby 1tTsn . e 4
pefsos ha7tnE claim: 70 e n9sesas t. ssneor =.
9adasaon 9 nd = EezM.E "a ds esd e e ~
EonnI4 I4o1ss Ia The city Of Chicago On tho third NOE
~ ~ AnIusf 1855, being tho lHa any saaEes*~
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