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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-26

U while your blood Is impure.
AYERS SAusArARILLA purgcs out these impurities
and stimulates the organs OF life into vigorous acton,
restoring the health aud cxpong disease. Hence
il rapidly cures "a variety OF complaints which are
caused hy impIuty of the blood such as SCrOfua, or
Kines Evil fum6rs, Ulcers, Sores, Ernptons, Pim-
pies, Blotchcs, Bolls, st. Anhoneys Fire, Rose or
Eryspclas Tcttcr or Salt Rhcum, Scald Head, Ring
Worm, Cancer or Cnncerolls Tumors Sore Eyes
Female Diseases, such as Retention, lrrcgnlarty,
Suppression Whites, Stenlity, also Syphilis or We
ncreal Diseases, Liver Complaint, and Heart DIS
cases. Try AYERS SARsArAniLLA, and SEQ for your
self the qITprsInQ activity with which II ceanscs the
blood and cures these disorders,
During late years the public have been mlslcd by
large hotties, pretending to give quart OF Extract
Of SnrsaparilIa for one dollar. Most of these have
been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain
little fany, Sarsaparo, but often no curative pro-
prrtlcs whatever. Hence, bitter disappointment has
beloved the use of the various extracts Of Snrsapa-
rlla which Hood the market, until the name itself
has become synonymous with imposition and cheat.
Still we call this compound "SarsaparlllN" and in
tend to supply such remedy as shall rescue the
namc from the load ofobloqny which rests upon II.
We think We have ground iortclieving II has virtues
which are irresistible hy the ordinary run ofthc dis
case il is Intended to cure. We can only assure the
sick, thntw offer them tho beat alternative which
we know how to produce, and We have reason to be-
hcyc, tisby far the most CNcGtuai purlher OF the
blood set disco vcrcd by any BODY.
| AYgRS CiIFRRy pwro0AL Is so universally known
I 10 aurpnas every other remedy for the Ct re- %
CopgLs, CObis, ERtonzd, H0rSeHG2s Cro1p, Rron
rhitis, Mcipic7t. Consumption and for tho rcllct %
Cunlumptvc Patients In advanced stages of the dis
cnsr that il Ia useless hero to recount the eydcnc,
ofit4 yiWucl. Tho world knows them,
Prcparrdhy i, G, AVER & Chs LpWclh Mess. nnJ
sold hy G. Kautrum Co.. and Siiord% SON. lnncos
ter, 4. . l.. simmons, Baltimore, G. Fosgrovc, Mjllcrs
port, clement t Courtwight EoyaltonQnd by drug
gts everywhere.
March q, 10000 Pm, ..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-26
A. NOVEL CLAIM TAID.

In 1862, Gencr,l Granger ordered
all women of,ll fame, in Nashville, to
leave the city. Ono hundred AMI Sc
vcnty three were placed on q steam
boat,commandedby Captain Newcomb,
who had orders to leave his cargo at
Louisville or Cincinnati The autho-
rites refused to allow him to land, and
was kept in the river about month.
The Government declining to furnish
any provisions, Captain Ncwcomb and
his cargo were finely obliged toreturn
to Nashville. The trip cost him about
$4,000, and payment has heretofore
been refused. TO day, however, the
Secretlry of War ordered the claim to
bo paid. The case is the most novel
one ever brought before the Depart
ment.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-26
tbS gdurastGr Ga}ttts.
A valuable Secret.

y ~ j. G . D.
Tho Scientific American says: "The
unpleasant oder prodaecd by perspi-
rationis frequently the source OF great
vexation to persons who arc subject to
it. Nothing is simpler than toremoye
this odor much more eifectually than
by the application of such onguonts
and perfumes as are in use. tits only
necessary 70 procure some Of the com
pound spirits of ammonia, and place
about two tablespoonfuls in a basin of
water Washing the face, Lands and
arms with this, leaves the skin as clean
sweet and fresh as one could wish
The wash is perfectly harmless and
very cheap. II is commended on the
authority Of an experienced physi-
cian."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-26
Total Assets....".... 1,19O,759

These Companies divide three-fourhs of net
profits annually to the Policy Holders in script
bearing interest at per cent-thereby funding the
surplus and giving policy holders greater security
andchcaper insurance. iN
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-26
FOR SALE BY

Eaunmnnk < Co., D. siil,rd, Lancaster; =. Kob
Rushullc; Abbott Son, Clrarport; Z, llHnc, Pleas
nntyc q. f. lhmlin, OtSlHud; Harmon 4 Curtis
Pt'kcr,ngton; Berry ~ McCandlish lromcn; Sunder
man a Kuauii, Amanda; l.. l., Brnttin New salem
Joseph Rudcr, Nhllcrgport l.. Il. lMmcr, basil, an,
by druggists anil morihAnts generally throughout
the United dStltcs and Canada.
Oct A.. .lSGj-21
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-26

Agent Of R6wen & Co., drawer A,
Lancaster, Ohio" II
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-26

Sill 90
E5-Shppers ofGrnin Flour, and other merchan-
disc can have insurance TO any plhce desired, On
the most reasonable terms. t,t
We are authorised to pay for tho scrip fthose
Companies before delivery lOcents on the dollar.
M Those who desire the best and ehedpcs insu-
rance in the most responsible companies, will do
we'll to call the Agents at their Office Tamadgo
Block CLARKE g. FRITTER, Agents.
Lancaster, May "a, 1sG5-Stf,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-26
Game law OF Ohio.

Many Of the sportsmen throughout
the country, We understand, arc igno-
rant oftb change that was made in
the game laws last tspring. Quails and
such game are not allowed to be shot
OF exposed for sale botween,thc l4th
of February and the 18th of October
So the shooting season this year will
not commence until the 18th of Octo-
Der instead of tho lst, as heretofore -
The penalty for violating this law is
quite severe.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-26
Sc G URITY INSURANCE CON-
PANY So.
OF NEW YORK.

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The Advantage of the Participating
Srsten, nnmnnstrnfeh

RENARHs--Ry insuring in one OF the above Compa-
nos his policy will cost him for five years Sill, In
stead Of sl5O by the old system, to-wit ,, ut,.
Toprcmium on $4,000 for fveyears $3.50 %
BY scrip worth in New York 40 cents $50 % b 20
By interest recciycdin eashon scrip, 90
~ o.. ..U - .l.n It'FrF. .-------s &. Hnf
$50 0O--30 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
Current News Items.

II is announced that Gener Grant has re-
turned to Washington, for the purpose Of ar
ranging for large reduction Of the military
force
Letters from Nswbsrn report the number
Of men surrendered by Johnston st 27 400.
Beauregard and Hatdeo were among the
Generals turned over. Bragg having been
relieved Of command previously, was net iu.
cluded.
There Is rumor that Mr. Adams will be
requested to retnrn home, aud report at Wash
ington as soon as convenient for what pur.
pose, it is not stated.
AIT rebel arrnies have been surrendered
to the Federal authorities, except Howell
Cobb's, east Of the Mississippi River.
Rear AdnirA Porter has been succeeded in
the command ofthe North Atlantic Squad
ron BY Commodore Radford.
Nine hundred Confederate prisoners sur
rendered on Saturday. at CUMBERLAND Gap
and were paroled,
The telegraph brings intelligence that Sec
retary Stanton has it in contemplation TO dis
miss at least, Gfty thousand persons from the
military service.
There is intelligence from Mexico that Cor
tinas had entered Matamoras with three
thousand troops, ard was skirmisning viii
the Imperiaists Foreigners we're organiz
ing to defend the city
q The rebel ram Stonewall was at Tsneriffe,
in the Canary Islands, on the 3lst OF March
She was allowed to coal aud provision, She
was ordered TO leave the port in fou
hours, She left on the lst, steaming rapid
south. The Navy Department is lookin
after her.
Intelligence has been received Of the Aigh
ofJef Davis andhi friends as far south a
South Carolina. 1t is thought he will be inter
cepted before he reaches the Mississippi
Considerable disorder has existed 10 Wash
lDgton among the troops passing through
several Of whom bavo beeni killed, by quai
reliug among themselves.
The latest from the terrible disaster to tht
steamer Sultsna, represents that eight hun
dred and sevsnty-six of the missing passen
gers and crew have been found alive, and tba
fifteen hundred are believed to have been losi
General Washbarn has ordered an investigs
tion into the causes Of the disaster.
Edwin Booth arrived in Washington afte
bis brothers body, but it was not given t
him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
RobbIng the EPiscopap Church

RObbIBg the Episcopal Church
The Dayton Journal seems anxious to
produce state Of feeling in this commu-
nifty, which will renew the scenes Of vio-
lenee and blood, that all good citizens
must deplore.
There are few persons who have not
been gratifed with the belief that the bit
terness which has heretofore existed among
us, has been for some time subsiding.
This is certainly a result In which all,
without distinction of political opinion,
are equally interested for, if The passions
OF the people are excited and let loose,
the Editor oi the journal, and those who
sustain him in the course Of yituperation
and abuse he is pursuing, need not Halter
themselves that they will have the exclu-
sive privilege of pointing out the victims.
The property of Democrats, and their
right to enjoy, unmolested, all the privi-
leges Of abiding citizens, is as deay to
them as similar rights are to Others and
il these are violated without cause, atone
1lent must come.
These remarks are not made in any
spirit of vindictiveness or menace, but
they are we'll weighed and inspired by
cool determination. II will be well for
us all, to do all that lies in our power to
put an end to the antagonisms that have al
ready SO long existed amongst us. They
produce no food, and may cause much
harm
The Journal has, denounced the sacri-
lege committee at the Episcopal Church,
and charges it upon what it calls rebel
sympathizers in this community.
That paper cannot express more deter
mination than we feel ourselves, at the
: commission Of the dastardly outrage re-
, ferted to. 1t was miserable theft that
no one would palliate or apologize for,
but personI mean enough to commit it.
The attempt of the Journal to fasten
: the responsibility of such an outrage and
crime upon its political opponents in this
community, is wanton and unjustiaa-
BILE calumny, and deserves the contempt
and detestation OF every right minded
man.
If our Republican friends prefer to
keep up this spirit of hatred and recrimi
nation, and think it can result benefeially
!. to any one who has the peace and good
: order of society at heOrt, we can say that
such articles as the one alluded to, will
answer their purposes.
We do not, however. believe that such
is the disposition or wish of the more re-
spectacle portion, and, we may say, oi
the much larger portioa.of the Republican
q party. There is at last hope, and web
grounded nope, too, for the permanent
pacifcation Of the country. q
. A spirit Of conciliation and fairness
amorg the people. and impaired to their
rulers, will effect it, TO the great benefit
and qualification of all good men. But il
violent recrimination, and malicious re-
, sentiment is to be indulged, we will yet
. have even more terrible disasters TO en-
counter than those through which we have
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01

1t is related of certain New England
divine who flourished not many years ago,
and whose matrimonial relations are said
not to have been of the most agreeable
kind, that one Sabbath morning while
readingto his congregation the parable of
the supper, in which occurs this PASSAGE
"And another said, / have bought Ave
yoke of oxen, and | go to prove them;
pray have me excused. And another said,
| have married wife, and cannot come"
he suddenly paused at this verse, took off
his spectaclcs, and looking round at his
hearers, said with emphasis, The fact is,
my brethren, one woman can draw man
further from the kingdom Of heaven than
Eve yoke Of oxen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
Interesting 10 Income Tax Pay

The New York Journal Of Commerce
remarks as follows on the new oath pre-
scribed for Income Tax payers "The AS
SCISSORS have prepared most remarkable
oath which they require every man to make
in giving in his income statement. This
oath is to the effect that the statement
shows the income which he has received,
and to Vhieh he is in any manner entitled,
aud also that he has not received and is
not entitled 10 receive, from any or all
sources of income together, any other sum
for the said year. This is surely blum
der on the part of some one in preparing
this oath. Men are not to pay taxes on
what they are entitled to receive as il they
had received it, We can imagine thai
the clause was designed to prevent frauds,
but it goes great deal too far. 1t re-
quiresa return Of every bad debt whicif q
man was entitled TO receive and did not re-
ceiye, but which still remains due, and in
the cases of many mercantile houses would
involve the return of many thousands OF
dollars. Nor do we see any way of cor
recting this error unless each person ma
king the return shall put into the schedule
q specific statement OF the sums he was en-
titled to receive, but did not receive. In
other words, annex a list Of his uncolleet-
ed claims as part Of his schedule or detail
ed statement. Then he can conscientious.
ly take the oath. bat not otherwise
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
ProspeC,s oftbe Fruit Crop.

In many localities there is fair prospect
for good crop of peaches, while in other
places, and we are sorry to say, they are
rather numerous, the buds seem to be
entirely killed, and theinhabitants Of those
localities will have to give up all expecta-
ton OF partaking Of this delicious fruit
from their own raising. The prospect is
highly encouraging for full crop of apples
cherries, plums, pears, aud all manner of
small fruit. pretty generally throughout
the State, The western portion of the
State. particularly along the shore of Lake
Michigan, is destined, at no distant day,
to become the great psach-growing district
of the northwest and as a vine-gowing
section, and for the growth OF garden and
small fruits generally, it will bo unsnr-
passed in this country. Our insofar
position, surrounded by great bodies ol
fresh water. which remain open during the
winter, which exemptns from the npuster-
ably cold and chilling winds that sweep
across the great prairiesof the west, and
in the summer season serve to modify
and cool the atmosphere, thus producing
more equable temperature than exists il
many ofthe Western States, and even IN
States some degrees south ofus. Showing
the increase OF apples grown in this State,
We may mention that ten years ago, there
Was made $3.50 barrels of cider. Last
year there was manufactured 64,Sl6
barrels Of cider.-Detroa Tribune.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01

A lady having accidentally broken her
smelling bottle, her husband who was very
petulant, said to her, Il declare, my dear,
every thing that belongs to you is more or
less broken" True" replied the lady, "for
even you are slightly cracked" "Yes, dear,
hat accounts for my being your husbandW T.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01

"My friend" said a seedy individual to a
waggish acquaintance, at ferry, II wish
you would lend me two dollars to cross the
ferry; havnt got dollar in the world. F"
"Well l would like to know" was the reply,
uwhat difference il makes to a man who
hasn't got dollar ia the world, which side
Of the river he's oaf'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01

1efhiu Wfttea.
A gentleman froA Bordeaux gives me an
interesting piece OF information Some United
States army contractors have made contrasts
here for Bordeaux "wine," which, indepsnd,
ent Of the wood freight, duties, &c, ia TO cost
little less than TOO sous a bottle. You can
form some idea, from the price, of the quality
Of the article. OF course there is not par.
ticle oil wine used in its composition, which is
beetroot brandy, water, eoloring matter and
some astringent This nourishing And health
ful compound is probably to be used as hos
pital stores and served out to convalescent
soldiers, or to be sold by suffers to them at
the rate Of two dollars a bottle. II would be
righteous act for the Government 10 seize
The whole Of this execrsB,e stuff, and make
the importers drink the whole of il.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
You may cure your ChiIdrcn

OF Group, or Collie, or f0othache, CT Headache, or
sleeplessness or Suffering from Teething, or Worms,
or Indigestion or Wetting the Bed, or Catarrh, or
Measles, or Whooping- Cough or Scarlet Fever, or
DipthtIia, or Bed Cold, or Hoarseness, Of Runping
ofihe Ears and Feafness or even scrofala, as thou
slsb boua dana and do ri
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01

i'n''S u, t-onm Montgomery cofsOiss Pleas.
Catherine Fromm.
TLNHE defendant will take notice that on the 18Th
i day Of March, 1865 he pla ntin fled ne on
n the Montgomery County Comm n Piers ashiug for
dissolution OF the marriage ntrfet betseen him.
tered into. The will be heart al the June term
1896.
alive HoUK & McMAHoE, Attorneys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
ROAD NOTIoR,

NroFICE j. hereby given that nettson viii bo pre-.
In asnteu 70 the volnullssionsf1 of Montgomery
MONDAY Of June. A d 1865. prayin for The altara-
tnnot the county road heading from pAmeFpfille, in
Montgomery county, 20 WiuehestaE In Piebla00unty,
Ohio. sa The Diamond Mills Ia prebie coun, aioTc,
said a. folows beginning At Tho forks 10 sad road
on the tank Of Toms Hun near y cottaFnan's barn.
Ebys, along the line She ED rosd 70 bank
OF Twin Greek thence west alene or near the bank
Of sad Twin Crealz 10 tha eouRts line foa1. ft
a29.s6 A pEiITIQNER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Tho hooks for the collection Of the taxes for 1891,
due June GOTH lsG5, ready At thu TIeaaursrs D
Office. Cout House, Daytou The law Imposes
penalty all taxes not paid bAlore the 10th
June next. Those who wish TO avoid being detained
the payment Of taxes, can do 30 by IA ing telore
the rush conmences.
JoNA. KENNEL,
Treasurer Montgomery County, ohio.
Aprl0tt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01

Ex.PREsIDENr FnLMoRE. -Ex-President
Fillmore is man whom VIC had supposed
commanded the esteem and confidence Of
the members of all parties; an omission,
now fully explained, to drape his house
with mourning. in conformity with the
course adopted during the day by his
neighbors, gave offense toshis sovereign
lord, King Mob. That eminent mans
privacy, sacred, as one would suppose it
to be, in the feelings Of every citizen, was
outraged, and his residence made subject
Of a mean indignity, because, forsooth, he
had not anticipated the behests Of biu-
tal mob What man, who regards with
horror universal system of lynch law.
will not draw back in apprehension from
this ugly instance Of its initiaten? II the
loftiest station be not safe from such revo-
lutionary radicalism, what man can be
surprised to find it, by and by, applying
similar lawlessness to either his own person
or his property?-NeU York Ns'os.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01

A dashing young Canadian, eighteen
years of age, has been arrested in New
York for sailing under false colors. Since
last January he has been employed as a
"pretty waiter girl" in one of the Broad
way saloons, and has maintained his dis
guise so well that his most intimate
friends did not recognize him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
THE NORTH MIAMITURNPrKE ROAD,

It being g1a1 miles ia length, leAdiag north ropl the
city ~ payt5n end RAINING the east eide oi the
Miami RIVER ahd interesting the Tppecanoei Carlisle
and Troy Turnpike roads bslng Tor hneiy years the
unex p cd time 10 take toll. THIS il sDlenti cnanee
foran Hvestment o capitd. his is one of the bast
roads in the -taie For terms. enquire OF j. ii. Bag
gott, a. his law oihee. JOHN hoOHER,
a22 lawtt Adnnistfat1r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
Nem aubertisements.
Musical.

NHTANTEO.-Two ladies, one ballad sipsor lso-
w pranol and one cancer 10 travel with athoatri-
cal company. Address E. II. n, BOX Gil, Dayton.
Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
TOBACCO

FIyHE results Of It's use is proc, cf is great value
| The extraordinary HEALING PhOPEhIlES o
this remedy are experienced al those who have
used t 1heirte slimoBy will be found ina pamphlet,
which can lie had Of the Ag nts where The Medicine
is for ale.
ps-COUGIs and COLDS, however distressing, are,
brOSeu up an incr d be short time, by cauanga
specfl nduenCs the lungs so that the matter and
phegm re easily eXpectorated. ar.
PAINS and SOaEhEsS OF tLe Ca EST are quickly
relieved by the irr ated parts reeoming healed CoLD
CnILLs and HIcir swEATb become Immediately heck
ed, by the strength ing restored. the torpid liver
is estOred to acton, as he hood beeomts pur1ed.
ALLEN s LUNG BALSAM contains no opium in
any rm It's perfectly harmless Tor tlie most dei'
CoNsUMPTivEsw would do well to read his treatise
on diseased Lungs.
PHYSICIANS who have iuled TO cure their patients
should try this Medicine before they give the case up,
we know very manJ yaiuableliyes have been saved
by being porsu ided to give il tTiHl.
az BE SURE and gei ALL 70 LUNG BAtshM'
"a ALIENS IL si LUNG BftskM IS Tht pP with great
care and with fine steel engraved label, bear ng The
signature Of the propretors.
DOME Fo,RG,B T # II At fss-
ALIENS LUNG BAIsABi tolt break up the most dis
treSsinq Cgugh IN a fen h0ifr5 fine.
Many cases Of CONSUME TON, that were eonfid-
Call and get pamphlet, aud read the remarisahle
cures which will convince you OF the great value Of
this Medicine.
DON'T D lSPAIR because ali sfher remedies have
failed, but try the remedy and you viii not be deesiy-
ed. rt . Hft Att.- 10 ~
For sale by the Propreiors,
j. N. HAltRIS a CO., CINCINNATI Ohio.
fRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE Sold by
Medicine Dealers throughout the city and eoGntrN.
For sale by Or. W W Stewart, James Abbey, II d.
0ainell, end J. W. Dietrich, DsIton; W. H. Neslfy,
III IS A GOOD REMEDY-TRY 1T. -',,.i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
SATURDAY MAYs, A D 1855,

At pubc sale at the hour OF two O'clock N Of said
day the Court House III the city Of DAYTON, Ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01

VATANTED-Oarriage Wood.workmen and Black
w smiths wanted. Piece WORK given to Bod ,
Makers. Apply At W. W. Phillips old stand. hi '
fsiOdlW J, tANGp0N1 BRO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-01
$75
$3.50
Agents Wanted

gIIO sell Sewing Machines We viii give a commits
sion oil Machines sod or emf ploY agents who
will Ii for the above wages and all penses pad
Address. ID. bsHRRRINTON X co,
mldeo1Jt Detroit, Michigan.