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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-06-14

CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. Tues
day last, about noon, as COL ]. A. Stat.
ford was driving a two-horse team up
Main street, being seated on the run
ming gears ofthe wagon to which they
we're attached, frightened horse at
tached TO an express dashed down
Broadway at furious speed, striking
the Colonel's team in flank, at the in.
tersection of Broad and Main streets.
This collision started the horses into a
runaway at once, and Col. Stafford
finding himself unable to control the
animals, threw himself from the coup
ling upon which he was seated, clear.
ing the wheels, but receiving severe in
juries in the fall to the ground. His
left arm was fractured near the wrist,
and it is feared, also near the elbow;
and at the same time his head and face
were fearfully scratched and bruised
The frightened horses proceeded at a
frantic gait, turning into the alley near
Jackson's grocery, where they came in
collision with buggy in which an old
gentleman named SLrickler was seat.
ed, smashing the vehicle, and severely
injuring Mr.. Stricklcr who was fol
somo time rendered insensible by the
shock, but on reviving was found tc
have escaped without broken bones.-
The horses ran through the alley to Co
lumbus street, smashing things in theil
way generally, and leaving portions Of
the wagon at different places in thei
route, finally bringing up against ant
demolishing fine shade tree in th'
street adjoining the premises Of B. F
Reinmund Esq.
After the accident Col. Stafford wa
removed to the Office of DR.. Wagenhals
by whom his wounds we're dressed
and We are happy to learn that tn
Col. is now as comfortable as coul,
possibly be expected, and also that h
had the luck to have secured of B. /
Reinmund, Agt. of Columbus Acciden
Insurance Company, policy whicI
entities him to S25 per week while dis
abled from the injury received,
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DAsrARDLY AoT-PRINTER RoRBED.
On Saturday night last the cellar Of
our partner, Capt. Lang Sutphen was
entered during the absence Of the fam
lily, and deliberately eviscerated Of its
contents in the provision line, comrris-
ing six gallon can of lard, jar with
several gallons molasses, one ham, IA OF
Is pounds dried beef, as many of bacon
side, several pounds hard soap, and
"unkindest cut of all, large jelly cake
which had just been baked by the Cap
tain's wife. The Captain would take i
as favor if tho thief would return hi'
lard can, as he hopes to have further
usc for it.
The wonder is that any body shoult
have suspected printers larder O.
being so we'll supplied
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The Festival Tonight.

Citizens will not forget that to- night
will be the opening of the Strawber-
ry Festival gotten up by the ladies Of
the M. e. Church. 1t will be contin'
ued on to. morrow evening.
The citizens of both city and coun'
try will also bear in mind that an ex'
cellent lunch Ginner may be obtained
at the City Hall during Friday and
Saturday. under the auspices of the
lady managers of the festival.
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SUNDAY School CELEBRATION OF THE
FouRTH OF JUIY.-We learn that the
Sunday School of the Baptist Church
Of this city, in connection with that Of
the New Lexington Baptist Church, in.
tend celebrating the coming fourth by
a picnic at the Railroad Tunnel few
miles east Of New Lexington. A spe-
cial train is to leave this city at Z A. NJ
on the 4th, and return at 5 30 P. NJ,
for the accommodation of those who
may desire to participate in the pro-
ceedings of the day.
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FairnsId County UnIom Convention.

1NEAeiu OouhSy OhiSh O"hNeA"hs
At q meeting of the Union voters Of
Fairfield county, held at the Court
House on Saturday, June 9th, 1866, in
pursuance of q call by the State Cen
trail Committee, NJ. A. DAUaHERTY,
Esq, was appointed Chairman, and s.
A. GRrswoLD, Secretary.
The meeting proceeded to the sclcc.
ton of delegates to the State Union
Convention to be held at Columbus, on
Wednesday, the Goth inst.
The following named gentlemen
were appointed said delegates, with
authority to cast tho five votes to
which Fairfield county will be entitled
in the State Convention, to-wit:
II. II. Hunter, Col. John NJ. Con.
nell, Chas. F. Shaeifer, Aaron P. Ash
brook, Josiah Flattery, S. A. Griswold,
Capt, L. Pickering, John A. Fetters
John A. Hunter, and G. NJ. L. Wise.
man.
On motion, it was resolved that the
gentlemen composing the present Un'
ion Central Committee of Fairfield
county be requested to continue to
act in that capacity, and that they be
empowered to fill any vacancies that
may occur in their own body as such
Committee.
On motion, ReSolUed, That these
proceedings be published in the Ian
caster Gazette.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
M. A. DAUGHERTY, chm.
S. A. GRIswoLD, Sec'y.
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Murder OF Capt. Msntsr, OF MentsT's
hand.


The Cincinnati papers give accounts
Of the death Of Capt. A. Mcnter, leader
Of Mentors celebrated band, Of Cincin-
natl. Soon after midnight on the 9th,
Captain Menter and his SOD, aged a
bout eighteen, returned to their home
in Newport from circus where their
band was employed, and found bur.
glar on their premises. They seized
the scoundrel, who was powerful
man, and who handled them very
roughly. They finally got him down,
when he shot Capt Menter, inAicting
wound of which he died, Wednesday
night. After the burglar shot Capt.
Menter, young Mentcr wrenched his
pistol from him, and shot him in the
right hip; then throwing down the pis.
tol and drawing knife, be stabbed
the villain eighteen times, finally
breaking the blade of the knife in the
burglars breast, but failed to wound
him mortally. The villain says his
name is W. B. Watson, and that he is
from st. Louis. He served during
the war in the 4th Missouri Infantry
He is now in Jail at Newport. Cap
tain Menter was a man of excellent
character, and his death is greatly de.
plored.
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OHIO UNIVERSITY The exercises OF
COMMENCEMENT Week, at this institu-
ton (Athens, Ohio,) will occupy the
Eve days from the 18th to the 10Th inst
inclusive. Thursday, June 21st, will
be Commencement Day, which will be
signalized by the delivery of address
es by she graduating class; Masters
Grafton, by Rev. A. H. Windsor; the
annual University Address, by Hon
Bellamy Storer; and the comforting Of
Degrees.
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PUTNAM FEMALE SEMINARY.-Our
readers are referred to the advertise
ment which appears in the present is
sue, of this institution, which has long
beon celebrated for the unsurpassed
facilities it affords for female educa-
tion. Parents and others interested
will do we'll to take due note Of the ad'
vantages presented.
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Cry SALooN.-A good place to go
for eatables and drinkables, is Hen.
Sears establishment round the corner
ofBeck's Drug Store, on Public Square,
west of Market House. We have
heard q great many people say so.
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FAIRFIELD SALooN.-Polk Hickman
is still dispensing to the thirsty and
hungry. the fluids and solids usually
to be found in first class saloon. His
location now, is the room Immediately
in the rear of the one formerly occu-
pied by him and at present used as an
auction room.
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n@. The proceedings OF last Satur-
days meeting of the horticultural So
ciety are unavoidably excluded this
week. They will appear in our next
Copy Of the same was furnished the
Eagle, and will probably bc found
therein to-day.
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ECLECTIC MAGAzINE.--We are in re-
ceipt of the juno number of this ex-
cellent periodical. An adequate notice
of its merits would be little else than
a repetition of what has been said
many times already. Each recurring
issue but strengthens the conviction
that it is by far the best periodical de-
voted to tho republication of the cream
of foreign magazine literature, that has
ever,been attempted in this country,
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Great Fire In SOmorset-st. MAry's Acad-
emy In Ashes.

We are panied to record this week
the destruction, by fire, Of st. Mary's
Academy and chapel, which occurred
this Thursday morning, about half
past ten o'clock The fire, we are in
formed, originated in the basement, and
was not discovered until it had made
such Roadway that all efforts to sub
due it wero vain. The chapel was al
so burned to the ground. Nothing
now remains of st. Mary's but the
walls. Thus one of the best institu-
tions in the State has been broken up,
for the present.
The loss is estimated at $50 900. To
Somerset-in fact, to Perry county, it
is an irreparable loss Union, tn.
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lGrGo TO A. Brenneman' for de-
sirable pattern OF Wall Paper. 3w.
Pocket Book Lost.

Lost, en- Saturday the 9th inst, by
Mrs. Catbarine Sites, supposed either
in the store of Rebsr, Kutz & Ulrick,
or on the way to her residence near
Berne Station, taking the Marietta
Road, a largo dark leather pocket
book, containing about fifteen dollars
in currency. The finder will confer u
favor and be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at the Gazette Office
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Mcssrs. KehIer & Mayer want
you all to look at their advertisement
in this papcr-and then give them a
call.
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I@ Messrs. Tathill & Son wish il
distinctly understood that they are Of
fering their entire stock of Wall Paper
at cost
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gTuthill & Son have just receiv-
ed Wilkic Collins great Story--"Ar-
madale."
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TOWNLOTS FOR SALE,

TVNIIE Undersigned offers for sale on reasonable
/ terms two lots IN the town of Mt. Pleasant, Ne,
braska, situated in block No. s, which IS acentrai
location, Mt Pleasant is a nourshing place OF
several thousand Inhabitants on the Missouri River
and has Railroad communication with So. Louis.
Apply to the undersigned at the shoe shop, sonth
side Main street. second door east q Amerlean no
tel. HENRY J.' GdLbEkB"
Ianct ster, May 2l, 1s65--4W
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ROLL OF HONOR.
June 13, 1866

Receipts on subscription to the Ian
caster Gazette for two weeks, ending
June 13, 1866:
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D@Don't tail to look in another COL
umn for the advertisement of Mr.. +. NJ.
Friend-First class Farm to be sold on
the 10th.
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Asthma never fails TO destroy eX-
cept as it contends with American Life
Drops-Test of experience.
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CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
sASE or REAL ESTATE DY ORDER
OF COURT.
or the gard day Of Junc, 1900, a

nB the 23rd day Of June, 1850, at
Z Fo'elCck in the afternoon, the premises, will
be sold to the highest bidder, the following prem
ises the property Of Ida Maria aud Clara Alice Al
bright, minors, to-wr
The ene-sitt part II Lots %, -. AID 90 in BASIL
in said codnty--sppraisrd at s2l0 A.
The one-sixth part Of Lots 10, II and ~ in said
tOwn--appraised at 81 80
The one. sixth pa.t Of Lot No. ~, in said town
appraised at So u.
The onesixih part Of Lots 3s and 90, in said town
appraised at SO %.
The oue.si4th part Of Lot 80, in said town--ap-
praised at "a II.
The one sixth part of Lots b7, JS 10, and 10, N
said togn-appra'scd at sl3 80.
The one-sxth part Of Lots Gl, G2, CO, and u, IN
said town--appraised at s. W. =,
| The one-sixth part Of parcef o. land deseTlpea
rs followed: part Of the south half ~ me s0nth
Iwest quarter Of section No. %, township 10, range
49, IN Farheld county, beginnings al pDnt on Canal
street, in the town Of Basil where the north western
alley intersects upon the same which point ~ one
chain south from the {. W. corner o lot 81 10 SAID
Town; Thence east with Canal Street CHAINS bnc
- links TO a post one chain south Of poi;t one
halthe distance Of the south boundary Of Lot a
whichs equal chain IN links eest Of LiLeft!
street. Thence south chains and ~ links more Of
less to the canal lotion; Thence south westwardy
with the canal to pCn south Of the place OF begn-
nung; Thence north with the rarge Of the alley
CHAINS more less to the place Of hegnnng' con-
tanIng 2j-IO1 acres and appraised n slo 20.
| TERMS OF SALE -One.thlrd II tho purchase
money N hand, and the balance ~ two equal an
nusl payments with interest ,,,r
pANIEL ALBRIGHT,
Guard Of Ida Maria ana Clr. Alice Albright.
| May zIih, IsVj-1w-p.L So Ia
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during te hrst two scssions the present Interest ox-
pressed by teachers, and the Efforts We are making TO
T1ndef thecOming meeting one of great interest and
profit, He look r. a barge attendance. Tie assist
hnceof NJ. !. G. Harper. Supt Of Bneyrus Schools,
and that Of Hon T.. f. White Editor Of the ohio Ed-
urational Monthly" have been secured Oiher able
lecturers will contribute 10 the interest Of the lnst
tute Daily recitntons will be- beard, lectures deliv
cred, drll exercises condneteh and special attention
gwen 70 ScioOi EoohODB and Ns'i0is OfIabrTeiOB.-
Ample arrangements viii be made 70 secure good
boarding at cnsonablo rates.
Tuition in ~ branches invariably in advance, with
no deduction for absence.
TOT Lanes.
For Gentlemen ......................
REfNMUND & HARTZLER.
Lancaster, o., May 80, 1896. lO-5g
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FREMONT HOUSE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
MILLER & BUCKINGHAM.

HNHTS long established hotel, situated on tho Cor
ner of High aud South streets, Columbus, Ohio,
has been leased by the above named gentlemen, and
thoroughly reftted for the accommodation Of the
public. The house itself having been originally
improvements; II is situated in the most elevated and
salubrlous portion Of the city; is near the Court
House, and has the advantage OF the street cars run
ming mast its doors; and for the accommodation OF
country and transient guests, who visit Columbus in
their own conveyances, is supplied with first class
stablng. m
One ofts propretors, Mr. Miller, has had long ex-
perience in the hotel In the TALLaADdB HOUSE, Lam
caster, Ohio. No pains will be spared IN making the
fremont House comfortable and invltng-ln short
the HONE OF the travelling public and the propreors
hope for liberal share OF public patronage.
June T. le6B--4w
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D0 Rather than cure diseased scalps
many Hair Restorers produce them
Not SO Pestachiue-Trials proof.
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Auction Rooms.

yWNHE undersigned announces to the public that he
l has opened two Doors East Of the Thllmadge
House Entrance Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, Auc-
ton and Commission Rooms, tor inc SAFE OF an klnds
of good Those wishing to buy goods at their
own prices can do So for all goods offered will be
sold regardless ofcost
would also say to those having sales IN the coun-
try that will be prepared at all finest cry sales on
the most reasonable terms.
NJ. e. CARTER,
Lancaster. NAV II, I36C--tf Auctioneer.
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/" wOOLi wOOLm woOLll,

WVULI WOULH WUULUH
$4,000 lbs. of Wool wanted, for
which the highest price will be paid.
DOUGLAS e. COLES,
Andrew Reid's Old Stand,
Lancaster, Ohio.
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STEAMERS.
NOTICE.

3say nj Is-iaf NOTICE. 40 g.li .lsd 3.
THE rOLD -lGi 59roI b1a .5sAI li
Il q. Is.. eGq yn.1 AND ESTABLISHED
Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
.-aEl Carrying the U. s. MailHoh lHI q
Are now running their safe and commodous
.'aAo,1st THOMAS KELSO, -eI d. '.f;i
b iang Captain GEORGE W. RUSSELL, 9.t'd =
ADELAIDE, .'at'
Captain JAMES CANNON.
The THOMAS kELSO, will leave Norfolk
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The
ADELAIDE every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, from the Compauy's wharf, East Wide
Water street, at 80, ana Portsmouth at 6. 80 p.
M. touching at Old Point. ao 1sYp pa8Od huG
Passengers by these Steamers arrive in Balti-
more in time to connect with the early Trains
for the North and West. uaSlsa II tIHsH
d. Freights taken at low rates, and promptly de-
liyered.1q YnR lEel1iE aiH E9gIta snllsfEd
For further information, apply to ID. G. Ball
agent at Portsmouth, Mr.. Robert Swami, agent
at Old Point, or to the Pursers ofthe steamers.
lzsq4iC cob. III. N. FALLS, President, tf
80, ..f..t 90, t.Fq.t mann. Baltimore. II ( d
THOS. ii. WEBB,
au22 s'''A'' -"' Agent,
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INSyRANcE.


TINE AMERICAN INSURANCE
SgIE COMPANY OF NORFOLK /
INC o R P ORA TED I $40.
CaDital.rf. 'n.'HTmH. w. 500. 900
AuthOriged Capital. St.(lilO. OOO
: = = ~ Board of Direc,ors ~'7'IIl
J. G. Deming. President.
Jobn q Whitehead President FrankIin Saw
mos Rank. T'1Ic 7'77 ]
1s;lhart 4. Walker. President EXCHANGE Ma
tinnaI Rank. -1VT7'
Z Cole Prasidant F;rst National Rank
G. Ii. Rowland, of late Rowland 4 Brothers.
John D. Gordan. of J. d. Gordan 4 Co.
Bankers. ' G7'''l
Joseph R, Spratley, Director Mer. & Nee. Saw
Advisory Board -. q
Charles Reid, President Mer. d Nee. Elk
'h "! Z. Harrison, prs.iasn, ner and nsc SAY,
ings Bank. ",sa aal sai 44.. I'll 'l5 b.,
p. d. Burruss' OF burrus', Harrison q Coz
Hi f. i4'4' '' r. y 10Y n
xssI 1 N.Y. md conntrv Ins,rsn..s of ovorv
- Wy aAe Eoun na. asu' anoe' VI GGpeiy
cnaracter TAKEN .. lowest current rates. ana losses
Pro1laa lPy seJasteui p,,:,,. -
sd cn, strsats p'pHpi's' CORNER o'
Ma.a anu 0o@me.o 20 81 e..1. :
nHE' I fNs n 4 HiN = q IN LAND
YJ.TC! DEMING % AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
- ia -. NEW iohk.. iias %" ~ D.
Manhattan Fare and marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
ana Marine insurance Co.,
IlOme F1re rev raven.
Springfield Fire and Marine insurance
.4n company, N. \.
NatiOnal fare insurance Company,
s4aa.tt.vB BaltfnlOPe. II VI
Mutual FarS assurance Socfety, va.
=, JET Lie Fohcies, flre roilcies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Poiaeies on Cargoes and
hulls OF Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates. = Y - os..'- 81
~ eioiao, i4 y. Y. DEMiNG, Agent,
~. 90 aOhce' Jennings Insurance. &c buiiding,
au zo-6m y Cor OF NAN ana commerce SITS.
ME NohFOJLMMSn .,,or mn, ,,,,,
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u Z Z u III TO
OAVON DE TERRE

- OtAs4 = - ANASA| 'tlaf 3tt IiIN
Some Soaps burn your fingers,
Some your clothing, and
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THE SANoN DE TsRRR Cos DAek BhowN FAM11Y
al alAtz T. Gi 1Uq q SOAP a4as't2 lnu atal3d
div ss4sI WON'T DO EiTHER,ly D dsidH
On the contrary it is Ii II d4A l.i5pt sat
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i.e ii a9aAF S siii Sd ,agt4jqg, sAfIuolo,
,ias.dSffA1Nphs s,fht5fEE asAA, $40 SNW4 LJsGsb
hit $ssi PH $FasstT
soaps. tBetadt sHssapelRf Ielgafsidg 3uIHtisa
dc ssfaensc goods anfbrighteaAu eolbIs Sas n
jury to either. Oneu cahupsif ssqsali aos enc
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6fr5lg ssafRHds fH 4CiEsslaFaI qhsHsaoadasen-
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Make, adfap tVbaAlaiSite9 ,oqodds1S .1oJ 'tDsiI
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ENRANKLIN sA WINGS B IN K

Bank Street. near Main. Norfolk. Va.
JOHN b. WHITEHEAD, President.
.iA a7] n@i letiiv DtREcroRs: iNs ~ ''iF3lF
J. B. WHITEHEAD, JOHN JAMES, bus Z
J.. T. n4 Bioobao6D, WI II T Wakb,
W. }. MOORE, u
4"f9 o. ~ y. C. tDEAING. Cashier.
0 &c H. LANGLEY, oAssistant Cashier. 'jl
q This Institution is prepared to receive deposits
and allow interest thereon at the rate of FIVE
per cent. on SUMS remaining on deposit ninety
days and upwards, and FOUR per cent. for short
er periods. jkd" 5l8 si38ffQi avn! 2@ az
on MSs-a Parties indebted to the Institution are
requested to renew, curtail or pay their notes as
soon as possible. jy24-lm
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d RICORD'S SPEL{fIO REuiDY. 4
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iii Price ONE DOLLAR. Every Bottle warranted
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-RATE ROADS.
RICHMOND AZ PETERSBURG }
I'D sett-r RAILROAD COMPANY e )

80 -.... Richmond, Va, June i, 1866. } T.
GUNNER SCHEDULE 49,, 100 ~
y iIr a''io TRAINS ''4 F''' e.
Lqave Richmond at Ais A. NJ. and 4.35 2. NJ,
. and arrive at Petersburg at $40 A. NJ; and
els NJ duh q6.y 2sgIi to s3!acs-Ilaa.i
Leave Petersburg at $40 A. NJ. aRd SOS P. NJ,
and arrive at Richmond at T. so A. NJ. and
p. NJ. saHI i}jjH s~-i4. e. -Ait1'.' ''
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays freig ht
and Accommodation Train will leave Richmond
at H. 70 A. M. and arrive at Petersburg att 10
2. N. Returning will leave Petersburg at li.46
A. NJ i'" f'"''NH '''' ''.'' 01'.''
On Sundays the morning train only will leave
Richmond, and the evening train only will leave
Petersburg. ~.a a~iI aas " h. Fa GlLL,m
junl3-tf .,ai ., Engineer 4 Sup't.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-24
CHICKAHOMINY BIITERs,
SPARTA CAROLINE Co. = Va,

81. Mr.. A. H. NETwoN ;-7Dear Sir--I wish to in
form you that purchased bottle ofyour Chicsa-
homany Bitters for my sister, who was nearly
king halfa bottle she was entirely cured, and
has not had one since. l write this in order that
it may be published, that every one who may DO
suffering from Chills and Fever can be cured BY
taking Chick ahominy Bitters. - a7'''' 'A4l'D -
"o Respectfully, yours, a9!h A. J.DUNN.2
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-24

ss 5lCHICkAH0MINYJ BITTERSgi
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
THE GREAT GINA REMEDY
tp llftsi5 1t is an admitted fact. that 'iine
u ." CHICKAHOMINY1 BITTERS 4
Perform e cures, and in a shoIter time, Ia
Il, any other remedy ever discovered fora.s.
CHILLS AND FEWER.
r1NHOSE WHO HAVE BECOME :
l. valds from frequent attacks OF Chills and
Fever, haze been perfectly restored to health in
few days, by the W wonderful operation of