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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-01-21

RETURN OF THE 10TH REGIMENT
We were yesterday permitted to read
Il letter from member Of the 10Th
Regiment O. V. l., dated at Scottsboro,
Ala, Jan. 4th, 1861, to his brother in
this city, which brings the pleasing in
telligence that every member of that
valiant regiment have rc-enlistcd cx-
cept twenty-five, and had orders to
leave for Ohio on the 9th, and us the
writer expresses. it, you and the
friends Of the old 10th, will sec the
regiment commanded by our little he
TO, Col, Walcutt, in Columbus, as soon
rs we ran make the trip" The wri-
ter of this letter remarks; "rhe boys
all vent into the noble work of room
| listing like men--thcy don't like the
idea of having it said that Ohio is
compelled to draft to get soldiers, y
This is the right kind of talk, and
speaks volumes of praise for the noble
46th. Let the citizens Of Columbus
give the boys u reception that vii
make thcm feel good for they have Ger
tainly earned their reputation in act
i've service and the roar of cannon anc
rattle Of musketry.-EO. S. Journal.
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SYMPTOMS OF COLDS.

A Cold is usually accompanied with
a weight and pain in the head, oppres-
sion at the chest, and some difficulty
at breathing; sense of fullness and
stopping at the nose, watery and in
famed eyes, soreness and rawness OF
the throat, conghs, pains about the
chest, cold shiverings, succeeded by
transient fushcs of heat, humor from
the nose, throat and lungs, in conse-
qucnce Of inflammation Of the membrane
of these parts, and from internal fever,
and often q difficulty Of cXpectoratlon,
In all such cases.. MADAME ZADOC
.PORTER'S CURATIVE BAhSAM
will effect an immediate cure. Sec ad-
vcrtisemcnt in another column.
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TO THE FRIENDS or THE SOLDIERS
IN LANCASTER AND VICINITY.

TO THE FRIENDS or THE sOLDIEns
IN LANCASTER AND VICINITY.
The Veteran Soldiers Of the 17th
Ohio, aud other Regiments, -braye
men, your sons and brothers who have
endured the hardshlps and privatlons
of war, who have met the battle-shock
and withstood the lcaden hail at Stone
River, Chickamauga and Mission
Ridge, are returning to their homes
and friends. Those ofthcm who have
not fallen, ,unconqucrcd and unconquer-
able, willing still to offer themselves a
sacrifice, determined still to stand a
bulwark between you and. wars desc
lation,-have re-enlistcd, 1t is pro-
posed to welcome them. Let us give
them such reception as they deserve
At a meeting called for that purpose
the following Resolutions were adopt,
ed:
Resolred, That the friends Of Tho
Soldiers in Lancaster and vicinity
give to the returning veterans of the
17th Ohio and other Regiments, an en-
tcrtainment, as follows:
1st, A Public Reception at the De
pot.
I'd. A Supper to be given at
o'clock, upon the evening of their arri
val at the City Hall.
3D.. "A Ball, to take place as sool
after Supper as possible.
Resolred, That the following Com
mittee of Arrangements be appointed
to-wit. II. b. Cranmer, Jno. A. Hun
ter, Jno. S. Brasce, Jno B. Mcneil
Thos. Sturgeon, Geo. G. Beck, p. i
Embich, Jno. Sears, James Myers
Alfred McVeigh, b. +, Reinmund
Jno. Rudolph,
Resolred, That the following com
mittcc ON Supper be appointed, to-wit
Mrs. John Conncll, Miss iSallie Mu
maugh, Mrs. Kate Carpenter, Mrs. 2
4 Tong, Mrs, II. r. Billinghurst, Mis-
Matte Conncll, Mrs. ]. Rudolph, Mrs
MEffinger, Mrs, A. Hunter, Mrs. Cath
arinc Gates, Mrs. r. NJ. Clarke, Mrs, \
I McVeigh, Mrs p. B. Embich, Mrs. Pei
ry Steinman, Mrs II. Springer, Mis-
Mollio Wygum, Mrs. Isaiah Vorys, Mr.
G. Drcsbach, Miss Alice Young, Mis-
Molhe White, Mrs IT, B. Cranmc
Miss Sallie Borland, Miss Rebecca Ric
: Miss Alice Church, Miss Maggie Eel
: ert, and Mrs. B, F. Reinmund.
Resolrcd, That the friends of IL
Soldiers throughout the county be il
, vited to participate in the reception.
r. NJ. CLARKE, Sec.
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ORITVANY.


DIED-Of Measles, on Friday eve.
Jan. Sth 1864, in hospital at Camp
Chase, Corporal HENRY w. SnUMAKER,
of company NJ 18th 0. Y. G., aged -
years.
The deceased at the time of his death
was a member of co. NJ. 18th 0. Y. G.
He enlisted for three years or during
the war with Capt. Hicks at Lancaster
Ohio. lie was true and faithful SOL
dier, orc that was ever ready and will
ing to do his duty, faithfully and
promptly whenever called upon. He
was highly beloved and respected by
every member of the company to
which he belonged, and his loss is sore
ly felt, as the death of one Of its most
useful members. He was clever,
kind hearted young man, always will
ing to share with any Of his brother
soldiers; one that was ever ready y do
anything for the benefit or comfort OF
his comrades; he was an inoffensivc,
noble-hearted soldier, always full OF
mirth, which cOuldSnot but cause HIM
to be loved and respected by every
one who knew him. The entire com
pany mourn his loss, and we sigh that
we can no more see his manly face
and hear his words CT kindness, as VIC
have in the days that are past and
gone; that we can no more minglC
with him in our hours Of mirth and
| 10Y, in which he once took part with
us; but now he has passed away AND
gone to try the realities Of another
world where sickness, sorrow, pair
and death enter not therein.
The deceased leaves an aged Father
Brothers and Sisters to mourn his loss
May the Lord comfort them in thciI
sore Affections.
Scrg't W. w. MYER,
Co. NJ. 12tE O. Y. G.
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MARRIED..

Dec. 22nd, 1863, by Rev. W, NJ
Mullenix, Mr., GEORGE w, SEE, to Miss
JENNIE LAMorT, both of Fairfield co.
Ohio.
Dec. 31st, 1868, by the Rev w. M.
Mullenix, Mr., w. II. II. BARBEE OF
Franklin co, to Miss MATTE LED Of
Fairfield co,
At the residence of the brides faith
er in Reynoldsburg, Franklin CO., Dec
24th 1868, by the Rev. John F. Long
man, Miss L. CLEMMIE Brock 10 Lieut.
J. c. WATSON, of the 10th Regiment
Army of the Potomac.
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NOTICE PARTITION.

fENJ Catherine strock aud Bernhard strosk q
Z lIockrg county. Ohio. Caroline Goodberlsdd an1
lnhu I,Oolberedd. oni Sophia Rouse and Mary
-rhiodt "a MINOR nh Of liaIntOn county. OHIO,
Frederick Schmidt Peter schmidt and MatldA
:. hn,id "a minOcl III Of Franklin county, ohio, WI
liam Srhindi ~ minor and Catherine Sehmlut'
Is idvw n Peter Schnrit lcc.J oi Fairfield eouhiyi
= OHIO.
| The wdo% and heirs at Law of Peter sehInidt. dS
sed lic If Bernc township Fairfield county, VbS'
VIII take nothe that tho 81 day Of Decenber' A.
| ls5a the Undersigned nlcd in the Court Of conmoA
rl,-s nfFartiol county, Ohio their petition deIn'n
lng partto and the assignment ofthe bower es,t.
II -dl Catherine schmidt in The following ieacr1eso
real eststc s,atu Fairfield eOunty, OHIO being me
Fast Iaifofthc south east quarter Of section NnnDsf
uloyen hn townshn number thTtsFn ilS) of Range
uumber eighteen Isl containing eighty ioaT ~, ssrs
more or less. IA,
! ~ the next ter. Of said court the undersigned WV
4 apply for an order that psrtition may BE- made q
sid prcinises and the Dover NJ estatH OF the sMe
Caiharinc Schmidt, widow Of sad decedsnt hs y
It'I.n 4. wEiNAS,
JACOB WEIMAN,
I Isaf,
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LANCAsTER MARKET.
New York Market.

New York, January 10.
FLOUR-5@1O better, with more
doing, Sales from s7@7 go
WIIISKY-Without material change
Sales 1T 90@05c.
WHEAT-1@2c better, with a good
demand. Sales at 81 52@1 G2.
CORN-Quiet and heavy. Sales at
SI25@1 25l.
BUTTER-Firm, at &c for ohio
and 25@32c for State.
CHEESE-Firmer, at 13@13lc.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20, 1864.
CATTLE-Common ut S3@S3 80;
fair, So 75@S4 co. and prime to choice
81 1905 90, gross,
HOGS-A few have been sold to
packers at S7@7 IS for dressed and
frozen, and Z 8O@SS 25 for live, those
averaging 200 selling at sS
WIIEAT-Red 81 30@s1 30; White
81 40@145.
CORN--New, declined to 81; Old
was held at 81 20 to 81 20.
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BfS~We call special attention of our
readers to the advertisement, in anoth-
or column, of r. w, WonLFoRT. lie
has thoroughly repaired and improved
the City Mill, situated on the canal, al
the South end of Broad street, and is
prepared to supply the wants of tho
community with u choice article o
flour, He is also prepared to do custom
work on short notice and will guar
.antee satisfaction. We have used sev
eral sacks Of his -four and always foun(
it to be a good article.
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Public Sale Of Val.
liable Lands.

TUNHF undersigned, NJ Administrator de bonis non
4 with the will annexed, of lsge Gnfiih, lltc' Of
Fairfield county, ohio, deceased, vii, on
Saturday the 1871 day Of February, 4,
d. 1864,
at the late residence Of said deceased in Cc9ryeek
township, o,r for sale by public yendue, the Houe
Farm ofsaid deceased free and clear Of dover, CON
ntaning IGI Aeres Of land, about 10 acres Of which
ure in cultivation. The Farm hns on 4 good Two
Story Brick Dwelling House with Brick Kitchen, and
Frame Bank Barn.
Also 27IS Acres, principally IN timber, in section
81 of Hooking township within less than one mile d
the Home Farm,
Terms Of salc-Onc,thrd the purchnse money IN
hand, onethrd IN one year and Cailanee in two year.
with interest on deferred payments which are to be
secured by notes and mortgage on premises.
Also at the same time and place WI be sold
personal property belonging 70 the estate OF said DC
ceased, consisting Of Beds and Bedsteads Chairs, Ia
bles, Clock Tanning Mil, &c., &C., the terms fol
which viii he cash for ai sums not exceeding So anf
for sums exceeding that amount credit ofnnc months
ON the purchaser giving note with approved snreiies
| SAMUEL BARR,
Admr. de bons nCa of Isaac Griffith, dec
| January H. lSJi-=jwl2piS6
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NGDGEcHS

George Crook. rljuiih,
aR,ir,st Ia Fairfield sounty
Boswell :. Benedict. William \.
nan Levi. : Itenedit aud Hen. Common l9eas
,ry &. SOutltwick, Defendants,
paftHers ira ling snd dolng bust VouFt, Ohio.
ness under TIE hrfn name OI
I;encds.,. H.ll 4 o.
Boswell T. Bt.nctlict NliNn A. II H. Lewis s. Beh.
stlt aHI Henry e. FouttIwick, partners trading ahd
llina business nlcr the firm and name Of Gehsdlst
Il;al Co. ~. r,-rlhgn the City Of New York IN the
State Of Now York will take BgtIce that George
crouk 0fihe CITY nf lJarastef. IL the county d Far
fcld and state oiUh'o did the 10Th day oi Nov A.
H. 80! t0 his petition W the Court OF COnon t1sHe
within anl for The county n Fairfield il said stale 81
ohio 9,anst them setting forth tlrt on the ltth dSy
~ Nr,eiHljsr b. 1879, the said DESCENDANTS DID ems
ppy md hire him the SAID George Crook as thsF
clerk Or eaies1naB Tor and during the perUt 81 one
yar i..uning the lst day Of Deccmter. A. D. lSes'
and terminating the Ia dAy n Iecsmber, d 1850
and then and there agreed to pay him the said GcorYe
Crook for and in consideration ~ the serviees Of tir
.sid ;rOrgs Crook. under said contract, 10 be rei,
dered the sumt Of eeht hundred dollars and praying
Tor Judgment sgninst tire said defendants for the sad
gut Oi ssy AMI also praying for writ vf Mt3ehhish
lriiAst them The said B0swch :. Benedict William A.
HJll LearsS Benedict and Henry G. suuthwiek are
notified that they required to appear and answer
.i petition Oh Or before The 2lst day ~ January H.
! u is,l GEORGE CROOK
| By John s. prasss,
CarktS fritteF, AttVyV.
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Correspondence Wanted.

-FOUR intelligent, interesting and toleroby good
looking young men, now in the service Of Uncle sam,
wish to corrcsp pond with any number Of young ladies'
of Fairfield whn view to love or iricndshiI Ladies,
we will warrant your time well spent while perusnG
our thrilling narratives Of life among the indians OF
the Far West. Photographs exelanged AdEess
II. r. CRAWFORD Co. c, 1lt.i o. V. Cavalry, Fofl
IIallcck, Idaho Territory. f2-Gw"
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COMMITTEE.
LEAP YEAR.

Y.
Tho following explanation of the
privilege accorded in Leap Year to la
dies to choose husbandsis from a work
entitled sGonrtship, Love, and Matri-
monic," printed in the year 1906
a"Albeit, it is nowe become a part of
the common lave in regard to social
relations Of life, that as often as every
blssextile year dost return, tho ladyes
have the sole privilege during the time
it continuethI of making llope unto the
mea, which they doe either by words
lior looks, as to them seemeth proper;
and, moreover, no ono will be entitled
to the benefit of clergy who doth re-
= fuse to accept the offers of aladye, Oh
who doth, in any wise treat her pro-
posal with slighSS Or eQntumely'"
Sa-Andrew Reid has just feceiyed
a large and extensive stock of dry
goods, Advertisement next week.
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Correspondence.

Two young gentlemen, having some spare time
wish tGcorrespond with number OF young ladies, o
seventeen 10 twenty years ofagc. Particular attention
Paid to letters from Lancaster AMI Hooking county
hU letters confidential. Address II. G. and :, =,
Drawer A, Lancaster, OHIO. Write, g!Ils
Jan Ifs"
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Sale ofCity Lots.

THNhern y,ll BE- sold at plAe auellon IN h6nt q the
CITY Hadl, oii sgtOrday z5d Int, betseen end ?
O'clock p w., the Lots belonging 10 ne cly, knopn
the Logan Road being lots Nos. z9s and 299 ~ said
City. Terms u AaeOne tllrd n.bHnd, Or by the ist
Of Anil next-one third n one gear and one Third in
TOW years, with interest on deferred payments
JOIfAH WRIGHT Com on
Jis G.. DREsBaCH Public
a ". .GUsEAAN J Property.
Lancaster, Januaryli, lsa-2w
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Pleasant ana Greenfield Townships re-
lief Procession,

1t is suggested that as many as can,
will bring provision, or money, as
many of the recipients are not prcpar-
ed to burn wood, hence the greater part
of the wood brought has to be sold to
malicit available. ati gtso
The procession from Greenfield will
form on Columbus Street, North of
Wheeling Street. , XIX.
Tho procession from Pleasant will
form on Wheeling Street, East Of Co.
lumbus Street. '-
, e ALI provision will be deposited at
. Samuel Becry's Grocery onNlain Street
.5Wgod st George Carriers Board
Yard, near the. Canal.
The City Relief Committee will be
in waitingito give directions.
sSl} A reception and dinner willbe given
at the Tallmadgc House,
COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE.

TNNiIE undersigned hs been duly appointed aud
analifed a. Exeeutrx " the last w.ll md tosta-
rnent Of james Gates. lite of Fairfield county dec
Persons indebted 10 tue estate requested 70 make
payment, and tfosr having cbuns ngdnst Che estite
shan present. tie same duly verified
r. g. Kreider Esq, il Authorized 20 Nc for the I'm
dersened in the settlement aud payment of ellns IN
HENRIETTA GATEs,
Jan. "a. 1884. .--3wI2 ExecptTix
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Eeiy"We have received of II. E. Bill
inghurst, Frank Lcslics Magazine of
Fashion for Febauary. To tho ladies
it is quite dcsidcratum, containing
all the latest styles and fashions
Terms, s3 per year.
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PEEKsKILL, Y. 7, Jan. IT, CT,

IEEhSklLli, ". - Jull' Ili ot'
EDS. GAZETTE Can you tell me
why it is that the Fairfield Co. Militia
ry Committee neglect to pay the ten
dollar bounty promised to volunteers
in go? Thave never received said
bounty, although justly entitled to it,
If by any means it can be had, and
you feel inclined to have it collected,
you may add it to the fund being
raised for sending your paperFto the
gallant soldiers from Fairfield. | know
by experience how the Gazette is wei
coined amongst the brave boys, ,
/ would like to contribute TO the
cause, and this is the only way in which
l can do So 1.-THE mppey can be had
it is at your service. III.
Yours respectfully,
HOMER ANDERSON.
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rTWc were pleased to receive a
call from our fcllow-townsman, DIR.
H. c. SHAW, surgeon of the 10th 0,
V. l., now here on a visit to his family
The Doctors is whole-soulcd fellow,
and has remained constantly at his
post ever since he went into the SER
vice. Evee F.E.E1'
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NTOTICEi is hereby given that the undersigned has
y been duly appointed and qualified as Executor Of
the last will and testament of Daniel utz deceased.
mediate PAYMENT aud those having claims against
said estate to present them duly verified.
Dec 3I-lO3w" PETER :. LuTZ, EX'r.
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Attachment.

Asa Clarke, Plaintiff ! before Henry 6. Black.
against ]. p. of Liberty Tp., Fairfield
DanI showers, Dert County, Ohio.
(NN the 2Cth day of December 1855 said Justice
Essued an order Of attachment in the above actor
for the SUN ofthirty.six aud lj-lOO dollars.
Baltimore, Jan. II, 'Gi-iwe AoA CLAIM
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aea- The Ohio Legislature has adopt
cd resolution thanking Gen. Rose
Grams, and declaring him worthy OF
the confidence of the Government and
the people.
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The Senate and House Of Represen-
tativcsa at Harrisburg on Thursday
last met in joint convention, for the
purpose of opening and counting the
returns Of the votes cast at the late
election in Pennsylvania. The official
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pBrWc cannot give the information
asked for in the following letter. We
publish it for the purpose of Showing
the appreciation -ofone who has been
in the army, Oft the effort to send pa
Ipers to the soldiers &
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NOTICE.

TVNIl Z undersigned has been duly appointed admin
\ istratnr of the estate Of Iauretti Pcyeon, dee.
An persons indebted to the cstaeare requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly authenca
tel, to the undersigned for allowance
| Dee 1910 JOHN q. WILCOX. Auin r.
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nhe official returns of the Californi'
Tow, Union, majority
oo" SiNe ~ -,
OF 1861,
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JtI.iA T. wEiN
JACOB WElMA.
Ry "ro.an, AMI Clarke Fritter Attorneys
Deci-sG-Gw y
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LANcAEI
TEH---CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOR

ITY.
TEEAsvrY DcrAr1NENr, OrrIcE or CosF-l
fadLLER THr CIKRENcT, y
Washington, Dec. LIST, 1881
VHTHEEEAS, by satisfactory evidence Prssentedss
Wv til. undersi gneI il has been niade 70 appear
that The FIRST National Rank II Lane Astrr" III the
county Of Fairfield and State nfOhio. has been duly
orrinzsd under and according TO the requirements
Of the set nt Congress. entitie An act to provide
Naton. Cufr-lcv. secured iy pledge Of United
ltatr4 -torkS and to provide for tile circulation and
redemption thereof" approved February 70 1860 and
ed To l-comtiied with Before coinieiicing the bus
! ness II Banking; ,, -.
Now. therefore l. Hugh McCuloch. Comptroller u
the Currency de- hereby certify that the said First Ma:
tiun.l hank " Lancaster. county Of Fairfield and
state nf Ohio is authorized TO commence tho business
| of Banking under the set aforesaid
In te-tinione whereof witness my hand and seal q
| ,ticp this first day Of Ds.emter, lsG2.
| t,ru1 HIGH McCtLl!pCH.
| De-, I0-,7 a,b Comptroller VI the LdtrehVS.
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pa,nrr. for the soldiers.

Ina few weeks more the six months,
during which we agreed to send the
Gazette to the gallant soldiers from
this county, will have expired We
have assurances from the army, by
letter and otherwise, that no favor is
more highly appreciated by our noble
BOYS than the one done by the people
of Fairfield in sending them the Ga
.ette. We have been sending over three
hundred copies each week, distributed
among the various companies in which
soldiers from this county are serving,
and we propose to continue this num-
her for six months or year moro, If
the friends of the soldiers will furnish
us the means. The price will be the
same as heretofore, IS cents for Sin
months, or 81 so for one year. =
Lot the active friends of the soldiers
anl ofthe glorious cause in which they
are engaged, set to work at once in. the
different townships, and raise the fund
The names Of the contributors, with
the amount contributed, will bePub-
lished, as they arc sent in. ContrlOu-
tions for this purpose should be taken
up at meetings, at public sales, OF
wherever the soldiers friends are as
semblcd. We will furnish the paper
to the amount of tho fund, whether
great or small. If a sufficient amour,
cannot be raised to continue the 3o'
copies, let there be enough raised t(
send at least l5O or 200 copies.
s We mako this announcement IL
time, and hope our friends will bcgir
ut once to send in their contributions
49, --------1o-s<p--------t
DR.. J. S. FEEMAN, who is now attend
ing q course of lectures at the Denta
College at Cincinnati, will return abou
the first of March, and open an otfic
in the rooms formerly occupied by Dl
King, in Martins Row
MORE VETERANs.-Wc are informe
that the 43d Regiment 0 V. !, has be
come a Veteran Regiment, the mem
bcrs having nearly all rc-cnlisted fo
three years. Captain Hcwitson's Con
pany from this county has all ,cnliste
again save two.
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New Millinery Shop.

NEISsES JULIAN 4 sPYBEY have opened a Mil
lVE liner and MantuamRking Establishment on
Wheeling street, near the corner Of Columbus st
They will he pleased 20 accommodates all that nlat
Cnll. i s4 Misses JV LIAM SPlbEl'
lancaster Qlfio N6yi2'B3-33-tf
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WCsG RvACvs

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as q VAC&lclNG wNNNcN WIN
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Re9>N\0sos o. Ne sNstGHN.
IM tNAG Bilious &lstvlcts
OStMe West 0NA SoNtM tNAGve
Mos, SOv q \oNo t>vNe, NGeA
wAwcM MecAeA oM ovtNeNe oS
StoWAneM SIttevS, VSENNcHN, y
t0ASCM w VNvONCv N>NNNNttt\es,
o\A ot Ne NSvONev tlVNc, ovC
q swvc NSCvGMtNwC o.
Bilious Fever,
Fever and fgUe,
Liver COMPLAINT,
QgePePe51,
I71dlgest1On,
.Tau7djce,
Kinney Complaints,