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valuable Properly for Sale.

II. ENTE subscriber will sell at private sale q
45Sa 4 valuable tract Of Farming Land, containing
EM&a &abou 800 acres, on Darby Creek, in Darby and
eGA-- scoto townships, Pckaway county, Oho,aboUt
miles from Harrisburg, is miles from Columbus and
Is miles from Crcleve. It's choice tract fland.
the best IN survey of2,fOO acres, and well adapted 10
both wheat and corn. The entire tract is under good
fence between 800 and 400 laid Uf in fields and
under good cultivation and the balance in fine woods
=, pasture, and well watered. The improvements
fA are good housc, 20 by IS feet with good rooms
sG sealed and plastcrcd, brick cellar underneath,
and porch 10 feet wide, the length Of the house
good wells with pumps at house and barn, smoke
house. carriage house, pg and poultry house, large
for twelve horses and COWS, corn crib ana wagon sheds,
good garden and young orchard. The fences and
improvements are all in good condition, having MI
been made in the last five years. The property is near
to mills, schools md places of worship and will he
sold entire may he divided into lots Of 100 acres to
suit purchasers. For further information apply to
c. ~ ObDS, E7q, OF Columbus or address me, at
Douglassylle, Bcrlss county, Pennsyvania.
GEORGE W. BUCKLEY. e
July g. lsG3-jwli-
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sTRAYED or STOLEN,

BNrom the subscribers flrm two miles east Of
II Lancaster, on the 9TH ofJulNa
DARK BAY NJ ARE.
about 15IS hands high, or 10 years old, well made
and heavy set.
FIFTY DOLLARS will bo paid to any ono who will
return the mare with the thief and liberal reward
to any ono who will return the mare, or give inorma
ton where the mare can be found. -
r. ]. BovING.
Lancaster, July lsG9-l5-Sw
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S@- Purify, purify, purify the blood
with AYERS SARsAPARILLA, and the
humors, arrangements and distempers
which pervade the system at this season
will disappear, We have tried it and
speak with knowledge. E#s
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The Board of Directors of the Gin
cinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Railroad, at their meeting yesterday,
unanimously ratified the schedule Of
reorganization agreed upon between
the first mortgage bondholders and
Charles Reemelin, at his late visit to
Now York.
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CHOICE FARM FOR SALE

d OFFLR at private sale the arm on WHICH nov
reside, one mile West Of Pea3antvlle, ond o., hi
miles North Of Lancaster, Fnlriel6 county Ohio. This
farm contains l69 acres OF land more or less, about 40
acros Of good timber tho balance in h gh state Of cul.
tivntiou under good fence, bottom land thoroughly
underirairod two roycr-tllng streams ofwater pass
s9sss and IN tho wood land is first rate sugar
~ comp two apple orchards Of choice grated AN
L fpit, one peach orchard young md Thrift, Ri.ill
two story brick, well painted, with good cellar, and
stands near very strong spring. Tho barn and sta
bling Is large and conamodious. u has a necessary
out buildings Of recent constructions and for comfort
and convenience Is not surpassed in the country
Church and school privileges convenient Esoiapoe-
,essiou gwen this fall. SAMUEL CuPF.
Ileaasn.'1lle, Juy2, ls63-3wll+
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Meeting OF the Union Central Committee
The Union Central Committee will
meet at the Gazette office ON SATUR.
DAY, JULY 18th. Important bust
ness will be transacted, and a full atten
dance is urged By order, -
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N NaRG Il GsdA.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 18th day Of
July, A. D. 1868 there presented to the Com:
missoners Of Fairfield County in tho stoe ofohioand
filed in the Auditors Office OF said County petition
signed by more than twelve cttenA' Of sld County,
living upon and being Interested in the public road in
said County, hereinafter n0med setting forth that the
Lancaster Lithopolis and Grovcport Turnpike Com
pany, which is an incorporated Company under the
laws Of the State OF Ohio deem II expodicrt and ne.
cessary in laying out and building the road FOR which
and take possession of the public road known as the
Lancaster and Columbus rond, from that point, fve
miles Norhwestwardly om Main Street in the City Of
Iancnser on said road 10 tho Southern boundary Of
the Village oLithopos Ohio; thence from the North
ern boundary OF said Village Norttward to the Frank
lin County line nj ornear Jacob Bishops residence.
And that it will be for the interest OF the community
using said public road, to have the same takcn and
used for the purpose Of constructing said rond there
on and praying that the Board Of Commissioners
may grant permit in writing to said Company TO take
and use said public road for tho purposes aforesaid.
Noticei further given, that said petition, will come on
for hearing the Irregular Session Of snid Commits
aioners. THE PETITIONERS.
lancaster, Ohio, July lith, 15s3--l6
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Estate OF Thomas McNaushtcn.

NOTICE il hereby given that tho undersigned has
Y been duly appointed and quol1cios Executor OF
the last will and testament Of THoNA' MCNAu0HTEN,
deceased, late Of Fairfield County, Ohio. Persons
having claims against the estate otsad deceased are
required 10 present them to the Undersigned md,
those indebted 10 II are REQUIRED - make immediate
payment NOAH McNAUGHIEN. Executor
July =, lS6G-3wl5.%
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E7-=.-SS VINROM the subscriber ono mile north o.
bEssS2S q New Salem on tho 25th Of June, TW :
N.Y.. COWS and one YEARLTNG HEIFER. One
COW is bright red, white face, aud heavy with cali
the other dark red. line on tho hack, with one horn
broken of. The cali, rcd sides and white spotted
Any person giving information to the undersigned
will be literally rewarded. D. STOTLER.
1i,lv 23 l9ni---
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SeA- We tender our thanks to Geo
F. Hamlin for another list Of new sub
scribers. Let us hear from more Of
our friends. ''ae.
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S9-We are requested to state that at
a meeting of the Directors of the G. W.
& 2. Railroad, held at Cincinnati on
the 2lst inst, resolution was passed
inviting the Commissioners of the sew
eral counties, as well as all other per-
sons interested in the stock and secu-
rites of the company, to meet the
Board in Circleville on Tuesday, the
28th inst. at noon. All are earnestly
urged to attend, as it is well believed
to be to their best interest to do SO.
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"THE Union-It must, and shall be preseryedl"--
Andrea Jackson.
CELEBRITY and Unon--now and forever, one
and nseparable-D We6stsr
'IF am asked when am for dissolution Of the
Union, answer, Neveri Neverr'-Hemy Clay
GIT is question of government or no govern
ment, country or no country."-Stephen A. Douglas
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contamination Is yariolsly caused by rnercurial
disease, low living, disordercd digestion from
unhealthy food, impure cir, filth tnd filthy
habits, the depressing yices, md, above al, by
the yenereal infection. Whatever be is origin,
II s hereditary in the constitution, Discerning
"from parents 10 children unto the third rnd
fourth ccncralion;" indeed. it seems 10 bo tie
rod Of Him who avs. will vis, the iniqui.
ties Of the fuher upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various nnmca,
according 20 tlla organs it a'taeks. In the
lungs, ScTofula produces tubcrclcs. anl finally
Consumption in tie glands, swellnrs which
suppura'e and become ulctrous sores in tic
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro
duco indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com
plants; on the skin, cruptive and curancous
affections. These al having tho same origin,
r9niro the same remedy, viz. purification and
inyigolation Of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distcml@rS leave you.
With feeble, foul, Or corrupted l,ood, vou cfn-
not have health with that life Of tie hc;a I"
healthy, you cahst haYo sc4oiulous dLease.
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U. q. Infantry and Rife Tactics.

We have received from the publish
ers J. H. Riley & Co., Columbus, a copy
of the above named work. 1t was pre-
pared under the direction of the War
Department, and authorized and
adopted by the Secretary of War. 1t
contains in addition the articles Of war
and dictionary of military terms, and
is the most complete work of the kind
we have seen. ..
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H@nThe following sums of money
have been received at the Hooking
Valley Bank, Lancaster, from the sold
iers named, to be paid to the persons
designated:
BIZ ,chom Sent. Amount. TO whom.
Lemuel Grove. $40 co.. Sam Jackson
James Smith,. 30 co.. Robert Smith
D. II. Swartz......1 .16 00...J Neibling
VIM. M. Richards15 CO.. Car Richards
Jos NJ Cheny .....1O Co.,. Cath Cheney
John Gundy .,,,,15 co.. Noah Gundy
Edward Meyer ...27 co., Jacob Meyer
Samuel Terry,....15 Geo. + How
John Swartz .,....27 co.. .Rach Swartz
John X Lowry....,15 Co.,, Jas Lowry
Hen G Swartz. Is co.. H Swartz
Henry H Brook 30 co.. ..Hez Brook
Jacob Cly.......,...25 co.. Susan ely
Delos w B Stetson1O 00...S Radebagh
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RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
cOnnencanE xondsy. Aprl 2oth. lssa, Train vll
rua es follows;
GOISG WEST.

Eastward pts5onges traas make close connections
q. Zaasgr.is With csGira, os.o .sx.ns fSr all pou,3
Ea9t.
west~srd Trdn connects 81 !oIows' A. H,rrov
A.. sise -; ~, ~, -, r.. - a., ' TrtS
Freight AMI AccoTrfaodcsoa tran leaving LANAI
ts: 81 rs 4. NJ rnskes ciose coEre:tcns with Cen
tssi Ohio IRAN for Columbus.
Dai.yiass Of Ccscles correcting w:1 Passenger
trains are rzn from C.rcleT...e, Calico;hc and Co
LIMBS.
u9.Spsctsl e--Hrga-ngr.- are na5e sor csr.y-c
LiTc 5t5sk 70 the E[s;err E1.He:s ty ts Baltimore
and Fe1rsyivsr'a Raieaia g: IS low rates Of
fe.c5 BY any otaer line.
For thrc1gh cl,etl East z. Tost, o. fot f1-.rar IL.
1o.nst ons 10 Ere gt 1stes or Shpacnt5 ple1se fp.
| piJ 70 JOLlE 6. cAssELL. sgsa. ct Lsnoastrr.
WV. KEY BC.@D, ?EClETLR.
=. v. CARD, A5.'. sgp't. s2Ies7lie,c.
| FOB u 'E3-1a2 Il
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Total. 1920 90
UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The meeting of this Committee was
postponed last Saturday on account of
the absence of the militia from the
county. The Committee will meet at
the Gazette Office at 2 o'clock on Sat
urday afternoon July 25th.
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Trf peculiar tain, o.
Infection which we call
ScEoFULA 'lurks IN
tie constitutions Of
multitudes Of men 1t
either produces or 10
produced by an en-
fcebled, viiinicd stare
Of the blood, wherein
that fuid becomes in
Icompr;cnt 10 sustain
itlie vital forces in their
vigorous action, md
lcaves fhc system to
'hll into disorder and
decay. The scrofulous
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ngSUMMER DRESS GOODS at
REDS CASH STORE, at greatly re-
duced prices. Still on hand FULH
STOCK of all kinds OF Dry Goods and
Shoes, at the rery LO,ceSt rates.
ANDREW REID.
Lancaster, July 23, 1897
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SENsIBLE.-"The Press and Leader" ="
a staunch Democratic paper published
at Bryan, Williams county, has thrown
the Vallandigham ticket overheard
and has placed at tho head of its COL
umns the glorious Union ticket with
John Brough for its standard bearer,
DR.. OLDs DULY Hon
D. R. Vanbuskirk, Of the Indiana Leg
islature, is preacher as we'll as a leg
islator, and we adda patriot and wit.
In late speech al a Union meeting in
indianapolis, he told the following,
which brought down the house:
"He claimed that as q minister, he
had the right to wage warfare on the
devil. All the traitors who are trying
to build up a Southern Confederacy
were in league with the devil himself
He said DIR. Olds had a nightmare,
thought he was dead and gone to the
devil himself. The devil asked him
where he came from; he said he came
from Ohio, Eleventh District "What," !"
said the devil, "are yon Edison B.
Olds?" "Yes." "Then," said the
devil, "you can Just unscrew my tail
and put it on" Muscatine Journal.
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~ "a -. 20 W. RaR.

Ayrii q, i953-2,c4
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21
The Dying Volunteer.

go wrap the flag around me, boys"
And lay me down to die,
Where the cannon roars around me,
And the carnage RACES high,
While the last thoughts Of my country,
And my MOTHER oh, my God
Let thy strong right arm support her
While She passes meath thy rod.
There's cottage on bill side
OF the noble Prairie State"
Where golden willow droopeth
Ger little rustic gate,
And my gray-haired sire is sitting,
With his bible on his knee,
By his hearLh-stone, while be prayeth
Even now, perhaps, for me.
And farther on, another still,
But, oh, the dining thought,
What misery to thee, beloved,
Treason's black hand hath wrought;
But thine is not the only heart
That bows in woe tonight,
Nor thine the only stricken soul
That looks above for light.
But be ye strong, and bear ye up
We have not bled in vain
The fetters we have stricken off,
Will meier be forged again
And had / now a thousand lives,
I'd give them all for thee,
My native land, my precious home,
If they might make thee free.
Then "wrap the flag around me, boys"
The Red, the White, and Blue,
In every thought ana every act,
To them | have been true
Living, fought beneath its folds
Dying. may prayer shall be,
That every star may typify
A country truly free.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

A BEAUTIFUL SENTMENT.-Shortly before the
departure of the lamented Heber for India, be
preached a sermon which contained this beauti-
tul illustration Life bears US on like the
stream OF mighty river. Our boat at first
glides down the narrow channel-through the
playful murmuring of the little brook aud the
winding of its grassy borders. The trees she'd
their blossoms over our young heads, the flowers
on the brink seem to offer themselves TO the
young hands, we are happy in hope, and we
grasp eagerly at the beauty around US but the
stream hurries on, aud still our hands are empty.
Our course in youth and manhood is along
deeper and wider food, amid objects most strik-
ing and magnificent We are animated at the
moving pictures and enjoyments and industry
passing us we are excited at some short-ived
disappointment. The stream bears us on, and
our joys and griefs are alike left behind US. We
may be shpwrecked, but we can not be delayed !;
whether rough or smooth the river hastens to its
home, till the roar of the ocean is in our ears,
and the tossing Of the waves is beneath our
feet, and the land lessons from our eyes, and the
floods are lifted up around US, and we take our
leave Of earth and its inhabitants. until of future
voyage there is no witness save the infinite aud
eternalH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

A NEWSPAPER FOR TIE THIRD REGIMENT
The soldiers at Camp Douglas, being dissatisfied
with the course of the Deseret .Netcs published at
Salt Lake, have purchased of VIM. Faulkner Il
Son, San Francisco, press and material for u
newspaper. The establishment is a portable one,
and will print paper about twice the size of a
letter sheet. The material will be forwared in
few days. In connection with this, we would
las, dated the 18th, tells US that it is the general
impression among the soldiers that difficulty
with the Mormons cannot much longer be avoided.
lie concludes Let them pitch in; we will
make widows right fast while we last They
undoubtedly can kill US all-but they can't whip
us" Enterprise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

C0MMoNPLAcE WoMEN.-Ieaven knows many
simple letters from simple minded women have
been kissed cherished and wept by men Of far
otier intellect SO it will always be to the end
Of time. 1t is lesson worth learning by those
young creatures who seek to allure by their ac.
c0mpshments or to dazzle by their genius that
though he may admire, no man ever really loves
a women for these things. lie loves her for what
is essentially distinct from, though not incompat-
ible with them-her woman S nature and her wO =
mans genius or Intellectual power pass by the
De Staels and Corrinnes to take into his bosom
some waysde flower, who has nothing on earth
to make her worthy of him, except that she is
what few Of our Z" female celebrates" " area
true woman
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21
t1FTVBOLD'S EXTR4CT BUCHU
IL l. For Weaknesses

1JELNBOLD' EKTR4CT BUCHO
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation ear
ly Indescretion or Abuse -..,,.o,,,
a ,,i1i,;n ,n rvartion Loss of Power,
Inui'P os. of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing
VS. Vs. ~ Nee Trembling
Horror of Disease, "aaelurneIe at paoI.
Dimness of Vision, run % ~ .ne D"0A'
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, rlusn!p8 VI 'ue 10y
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptl9ns Oh 'ne r"oo'
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These symptoms, if allowed 10 go on, when
this medicine invariably removes, soon follows
TNPOTENCY, FATUfTY, EPILEPTlC FITS,
In one of which the PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
Who can say they are not frequently followed ny
those DIREFUL DISEASES"
"INSANlTY and CONSUMPTION"
Manv are aware Of tho oo"sn of th"'" '""""''T'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21
DIR. [. j. CzAPKAY'S
Medical and Surgical In

TNriyate Medical anu surgical Insfffu.
Sacramento street, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
nInys Office San Francisco. Established in 1874 E Vn
cure of all Private aud Chronic diseases ma e
the suppression of Quackery. '"
Attending and Resident Physician, t. j. Czanlav " IA
late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief 1 s ~
to the Goth Regiment of Honveds Chief Surgeon 70 Ch'
itarv Hospital of Pesth Hungary late Lecturer on & NIL
of the Cenito Urinary Organs and Diseases of Wnre
Children and Honorary Member of the Phiadelnbi ~ and
of Medicine. Particular attention paid the trcat
diseases peculiar to Women and children 'ent OF
Office hours from a. m. to p. IN. Comm,,i.
strictly confidential Permanent guaranteed or
Consultations (by letter otherwise) free Address pay!
DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY, San Fron",
Il Tribute to .uerited Worth Tho inpratitpdo.
to his fel low is often met with in life thai t un
mails prompted by the finer feelings of the heart
in the lives of those who sacrifice their best dave es
anthropic devotion to the alienation of the ills of f pull
taty Empiricsm floods the columns of our nrcss @ NOR
false and fictitious letters, singing puans to the worH
their own egotstica charlitansm. Below we apoend o
destined to shuttle off his mortal co1 who lookcT ed
ward to his dissolution with that pleasure which onI % M
weighed down by the hands Of disease can Confr,rse se
hope the ability of sklful ply ysican has restored &
his former health. Relieved from his terrible stuo
impeled by gratitude he makes known his case on ana
remedial agent and his statement is authenticated i nA
Notary Public The demands of society imperiousIv 2 2
mand its publicity, and it given to warn the ,
ry than sound the praises Of physician, of whom o
Of like cases can be cited.
Remarkable Case of COmsunp fi0n.-The almost ~,
racuous cure that has been effected III my case pror
Inc to mpart to those of my fellow who NAV P
suffering from like afiction, the source of relief vim
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21
HELMB0LD'S
crxvrNE PREPARATION.

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
O0'ui 4 Positive and Specific Remedy
,;anosas Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
Cg, AVFL. and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
UTh This Medicine Med increases the power of Digestion
"a us oycites the ABSORBENTS into healthy ac-
auu 9,p IMC, hn ,vbich The WATERY or CALCAREOUS
slon, son6,si;ions, II and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
WFSTS HTESTT are reduced, as well as PAIN and IN
M ANIMATION.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

re- Having been appointed Agents for the
sale of the above celebrated Wines we shall al
ways keep on hand large and full assortment
of WHITE, PORT, ANGELICA and CLARET
WINES of superior vntages, which we offer for
sale on reasonable terms
SH0ENBAR & CO., Agents.
Weavervile, Oct. 25, 1862. 4ltf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

"THE CHEAT DoUGLAs."-We should think the
mere mention of the name of Stephen A. Doug
las would cause the cheeks of the Secession sym.
pathizing editors of California to mantle with
shame. But, no; they hold him up as an apollo
glst for the hellish rebellion now existing in the
South.--Red Bluff Beacon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21


horses hoois Gathering down the road. She lis
tened, but The sound very soon died away. Go
ing into the shop she blew the fire. and saw that
things were In great confusion, and that spots of
blood were upon the ground. She was now con-
WINGED that her father had been seized and car
RED Off, but not without desperate struggle on
his part
As Matte stood gazing at the pools of blood,
u"ugoh containing two persons drove up. One
OF them, an athletic young man of five and
twenty years, got out and entered the shop.
Good evening" Matte, where is your father ?"
ne said then observing the strange demeanor of
the girl, be continued
"Why, Matte, what ails you? What has hap
pened ?''
The young girls heart was too full for her
tongue to give utterance, and leaning upon his
shoulder she sobbingly exclaimed
/" They have carried him of Don't you see
the blood ~
Have they dared to lay hands on your faith
err The Internal wretchesW %
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

CUTE REPLY.-A modest old maid visiting a
newly married friend, recently saw her husband S
shirt on the bed aud exclaimed
ooh, mercy mans shirt on your bed =
Such thing on my bed would give me the
nightmare ~
very likely" responded the wife, " unless
the man was inside of it,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

kIssING.-
o, quit-get out now don't you
| really wish you wouldn't!
0, quit, will you get out!
You know you ought to-shouldn't.
There, now you've got ito, be still
You shan't have any more
You've got-O, take away your face =
What no man got before.
Once more? there, that will do. 0, don't
You've rumpled up my hair
If you'll but quit I'll give you one
Now take it-there-there-T THERE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

THE TRINITY JOURNAL, one of the best and
most Independent country papers in the State
has entered on its eighth volume, with brand
splinter new harness You deserve a new suit,
Gordon, aud we're glad you've got it, whether
you suit Yallandingham or not.-HumbOldt
Times,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

ACQUIRES tne AID OF medicine to strengthen and
- Invgorate the System,
Which IIELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU mvaFla-
bly, does.
A trial will convince the most skcptical.