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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-13
Constipation and oost,venes..

No one Of the "many ills flesh is heirto" is so
vaent, so little understood, and so much neglected
as costyeness. Often originating iu careless, or
too liule consequence to excite an xiety, while in
reality the precursor and companion OF many OF
the most fatal and dangerous discusses and unless
y eradcated II will bring the sufferer TO an untmely
grave Among the lighter evils OF which cosiiveness
Is the usual attendant are headache, coc, Rheuma-
sm foul breath, piles and other oflke natu re- while
long train of frghtful diseases such as malignant
fevers abcesses, dysentary, diarrhea apo
plexy, Epilepsy, paralysis, hysteria hyp riasis
melancholy and insanity ajt indicate their presence
in the system by this alarming symptom Not unfre-
queny the diseases named originate in iipatioG
but take on an independent existence unless the
cause In early sage From these con.
follows that the disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever it occurs, and no per
sou should neglect to get box OF Csphalic Pills on
the hrst appearance Of the complaint as their timely
use will expel the nsiduous Of disease and
destroy this dangerous foe 10 humaniife. I
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The Norfolk Herald on Gov. Gist.
[From the Herald, Dec. 3d.

'-N --Nt-'~l
Would il not have been wise for the sa'
pient Governor to have heard what the
policy OF Virginia would be in the coming
crisis, before he struck?
"The introduction of slaves from the
border States must be prohibited. Let
them keep their slave property in their
own borders, and their only alternative
will be emancipation by their own act. OF
by the action Of their own confederatcs. -
Is this South Carolina doctrine, to be
applied to Virginia? From what culver
came this venomed shaft? We remember
to have read in some speech of some dis
tinguisEed Black Republican some sucl
thought as this: 1--WE will surround
the institution with a Gordon offree States
con6ne it with in its present limits, and
leave it like scorpion to sting itself tc
death"
In what consists the difereLce of senti
ment-except that the one is more 6gura
tive, but not less insulting than the othel
1.-THE one emena'es from an open enemy
the other from "natuIal ally"
The question forces itself upon US: il
this foreshadowing Of the treatment W.
are to receive at the hands OF our natura
allies 10 South Carolins? Is this the FRS
course Of the feast-in which we are in
vited to participate? Is this a specimer
ofthe unity and fra urnity which beckon'
r - 81 n
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done. Hawkins request to be excused
was uegatived by vote of loi to s5,--
Mr.. Hawkins gave notice that he would
not serve on the committee.
Boyce and Morrell asked to be excused
from serving on the committee, but their
request was not granted.
GENERAL NEvs.-Secretary Cobb has
published Su ultra letter strongly isvOring
secession. 1t takes direct issue with
President Buchanan's Message and has
given offence 10 the President. Mr.. Cobt
has resigned bis position as Secretary Of
the Treasury and gone home. Guthrie
Toucey. and Holt are spoken Of as hi'
successor. "e
John Minor Bolts has written a strong
union letter, taking bold and decided
ground against the right Of ofsecessiou.
John Bell, the gentleman Of the Union
the Constitution and the enforcement o
the laws, has favored the country with
letter. Mr.. Bell is for the Union, bu
with all his immense powers Of discrimina
ton, is unable 10 discriminate between
Republican and an Abolitionist.
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IPaEApAcHEis is the favoriie sign by which nature
makesknown any deviation Whatever from the ma
ura state OF the brain, and In this light tmay
De Looked on rs safeguard intended to give notice
Of disease which might otherwise escape attention.
I'LL too late to be remeded aud its should
never be neglected, Headaches may be classified un
der two names, viz: Symptomatie and Idiopathic-
hymptomatio Headache Is exceedingly common and
SINE precursor OF great variety of Diseases among
when are Apoplexy, Gout Rheumatism and oil febrile
diseases In Its neryons form Of dis
ease OF the stomach constituting sick ksadaeAs OF
hepaiic disease constituting bilious headache, Of
worms, constipation ard other disorders Of the bow
els as we'll as renal and uterine affections Diseases
OF he heart are very frequently attended with Head
aches; An@mia and plethora are also affections
which frequently occasion headache. -Idiopathic
headache 10 also very common, being usually distin-
guished BY the name OF nervous headache, sometimes
coming on sudd rny In state of apparently sound
health and prostrating at the mental and phy-
steal energies, and in other instances Il comes on
slowly, heralded by depression spirits or acerby
OF temper In most instances the pain Is in the front
ofthe head, over one or both eyes, and somesfme a
provoking vomiting; under this class may also be
named -fsurdIRia.
For the treatment OF either class Of Headache The
CePhalic Pills have been found sure and safe RENE
dy relieving the most acute pains In a few minutes
and 6y Its subtle power eradcating the diseases Oh
which hea1aohe isthe unerrlng index. ..O.
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The southern Movement.

MiLIEDGEvILLE, Dec. SIN the House
to-day the preamble and resolutions pro-
posing a conference ofthe Southern States
at Atlanta, on the Goth Of February. 10
counsel and advise as to the mode aud
manner Of resistance TO the North in the
exciting exigency, was made the special
order for tomorrow.
The preamble and resolutions take
strong grounds in favor Of having all
sectional questions finally settled, aud OBJ
jects to separate action. ..s
WAsHNaroN, Dec. 3 Some Of the pol.
itical friends OF Vice. President Brvckin-
ridge. waited on him on Saturday, aud
rendered him sersuade. which he de-,
clined.
A consultation is being held tonight,
between the several delegations Of the
Southern States. The object seems to be
the cooperation Of the border Slave States
in the Secession movement,
The Treasury, to day, was enabled to
pay only about twenty-five per cent Of
the mileage Of Congressman.
The projected meeting tonight, Of the
Union members and Senators. has been
indefinitely postponed at the request OF
Mr., Crttendsn.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 4.--The Times Wash.
iugton correspondent says: "Reliable in.
formation from Texas represents the peo.
4. L. q I.f a..atoat a.
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The Conservative Sentiment at Georgia.
The conservative sentiment in Georgia
is apparently gaining sufficient force TO
make Itself heard above the foolish clam
or Of the extremists Of that State. result
to which the admirable speech of Mr., Ste
phens has contributed 70 little in produ-
cling. Commenting upon the effect of Mr.
Stephens counsels in allaying excitement
aud by opening the eyes of the people to
the dangers to which the Ultraists would
precipitate the State, the Milledgeville Re-
cordsr says:
There were printed an circulated from
this office, within the first two days after
it came out. about 1000 copies of the
speech. and among other orders for II, we
had one on the 28th from Alabama for
1000 copies for one neighborhood.
At the meeting of the citizens of Amer
leans. recently held, it was resolved that
''if any means Of satisfactory security to
our rights in the Union can be devised,
we greatly prefer it; if not, it is our duty
to 90 out" ti'-t 'a
The resolutions adopted at the mass
meeting Of the citizens Of Taylor county,
irrespective of party distinctions, and
which we 6nd in the Columbus Enquirer,
Of the 28th ult,, are yet more significant
in tone. They declare that an attempt is
made by certain ambitious politicians 10
prscipita!e the South into revolution
They pretend to be alarmed for the safety
of slave property in the Union under the
administration of Republican President
But we believe it is their real purpose,
under color Of devotion to our common in
terests, to plunge us into civil war. COM
mercial distress. and the ruin OF our iber-
ties Tor their own personal aggrandize-
menl. In view Of which peril the meet.
ing announced their opposition to the Sc
cession of Georgia for any cause now ex-
listing. significantly adding: "We cannot
countenance the crafty policy of creating
rage throughout the wild and clamorous
resolves Of the cities and large towns, "
and that ''instead Of sophis,ry and blus'
ter we believe in a manly reliance on the
Constitution and the laws ofou country
sustained as we think they are, by Jus.
tice, Truth aud God" 1t is further de-
clared to be unbec oming in the conside
rate people to commit themseysr to revo
lutionsry resolves in advance of tile mis-
chiet which is 10 justify their revolution
ary action. Secession was pronounced t
be the final remedy only when the Fede
raj Government purposely violates th'
Constitution to the end of expressing ou
people, and not before.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-13

THE BURoH Divorces OAsE.-This case
has at last been decided, by verdict in
favor Of Mrs, BurOh. No ono who read
the report of this trial could fail 10 feel.
that while the defendant acted with much
indiscreliOn, she was more 'sinncd against
than SHINING" and there will be but lit,
tie sympathy. we imagine, for the hus,
band. who acted in the double capacity Of
prosecutor and prosecutor. There was a
general rejoicing at Chicago on the receipt
Of the news. Gin. Gas. s ...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-13

Gen. J. s. Sny der, Division Inspector
Of the Sixth Military District Of the Mis-,
souri, MiIitia, writes from Bolivar, Mo-,
under date Of December 8, to the St.
Louis Republican; letter which leaves
the sensation reporters Of civil war in
Kansas not foot Of ground to stand on.
We quote the essential portion Of the com.
municAlioD:
MB, EDITOR. Before this reaches you
the majority Of your readers will have as.
csrtained that the invasion" OF the State
by Montgomery. which caused 80 much
excitement, was. so far as the ''invasiou"
10 concernsd, the merest piece Of Nun.
cbausenism, without any foundation in
truth. How the yarn that james Mont.
gomery and his gang Of horse thieves had
"taken Fort Scott" could cause any ex.
element in the State of Missouri, is q
mystery; for every one kno"s that lie has
had Fort Scott and all Of Southern Kan.
sas for the last three years. You have,
perhaps. learned by this time that the
"thrse hundred" drnsed Oatiaws who Gin.
vaded the S,ate," "took Fort Scott" and
"broke up the United States District
Court" have dwindleG down to certain
threats Of Montgomery's and Jenuison's s,
and about sixteen vagabond Ab,litionists
who lurked about Fort Scott for few
days before the Court Was to have been
held. -
II is true that Montgomery is an am
ti.slavery fanatic, Of the John Brown
school and thathe has been to the North
recently. and returned with arms of
different kinds. 1t is true that he has
distributed those arms to about Two hun
cred of his ragged followers, who scatter
to their dens at the approached OF danger
and are whistled together again like u
flock of quails. II is true that Mongom-
cry is harboring few fugitive slaves, and
that Jsnnison has made certain declara-
lions Of wa9ing war "upOn the ours Of sla-
very in Missouri" and it is true that Jen.
nison. Montgomery & Co. have recently
shot Moore and Bishop, and hung Hsrri.
son, Hines and Sam. Scott, And that is
all Of it. Bad enough TO be sure; but all
these outrages concern the Territory OF
Kansas, and not Missouri Why is it
that ths Federal Government has not here.
to o'ore enforced the fugitive slave law in
Kansas. and checked the cour,s Of the
outlaws there, are matters do not now
propose to discuss.
The prompt ton Of our Executive. in
taking step to protect our Western front
ier cannot be too highly app!audet or ap.
preciated; but the idea Of marching the
gallant St, Louis Brigade 10 the South
west, is. 10 one familiar with the state OF
affairs on the border, very amusing. We
want no st Louis soldiery to protect US
l feel great satisfaction in stating that the
militia Of my district is fully adequate tc
the defense of our State against all the
ragged, niger stealing outlaws that jim
Montgomery may be able to march agains
US. All we ask of the Governor is tc
furnish us arms and other munitions o.
war ..
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9pefial Notices.

The USE OF DR. HosrETTER's STOMACH BIrrERs fo,
Dyspepsia Flatnlence, Heaviness of the Stomach OF
any other like action, Is second to none in Anne rct
'Bitters" are certain cure for dyspepsia and like
diseases, IS TO the propretors source OF unalloyeC
pleasure. 1t removes all morbid matter from The
stomach, purifes the blood imparts renewed vtait,
10 he nervous system giving that tone and
SO indspuIabe fol- the restoration OF health The nu
meIous sacknowledgments ofits superior excellence
and beneficial results, have assured the proprietor
mat cannot but prove great cure to the aiicted
aud impart vitality to the thorough system.
See advertisement in another column. ln3l
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DR.. 10 Roback's Sea iDavIan BiOOdPills
ana Blood Purifier.

"The blood is the llfe," says Scripture; so says
science also. Expel corruption from the blood and
and Purder perform their task eGectually. They are
powerful vegetable detergents and all forms
disease, whic arise from impure blood, simply be-
cause they remove the common causes of
the DEMONSTRATING duid. Honce their appare . lily
miraculous cures OF sGrofula, eruptlons,
pepsia, liver complaints, rheumatism, swelling OF the
Joints and all affections Of the internal orgaus which
do not proceed from malformation.
NPSeeadVe ertisement. lm-IO
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AlisreIlanecus.

IhE AMALaAAAftoE oT LANGuAuEs.-T ere is a RfoW.
ing tendency In thia age 70 appropriate the most ex-
ressve words other languages and AFTER while 10
incorporate them Into our own; thus the word CEN
head, s now becoming popularlEed In come ctIon
WIN WIN mr.. Spalding's great Headache remedy, but
VIII soon DC used In more general way, and the
wo,u Oephenc VIII become As common as Electrotype
and many others whose distinction as foreign words
mas oeen worn away by common usage until the scem
"natiye and 10 the manor born.0
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blood Food, BIood Food1

Arc you despairng' Have you tried other rene lies
and aiiedf DO you CLASSIFY DR.. Bropson's Blood Food
with other patent medicines2 Listenl =
t~ould be impossible to let yoH Know Of the Blood
FOOD without resorting to advertising. Now, that
quacks resort to the same method to ac1uaint y on
with their patent medicines does not make tn is Or
paration the same style at all as theirs Dr.
Bronson is teacher In our medical colleges an d n
very celebrated lecturer on physiology aud his pre-
paraionsnot patent dicfnes the result Of an
old physclan's great experie nee and knowledge -
Then do not despair. Though you have tried other
remedies and failed, try this and you will surely be-
cured. Consumptive! you may be cured BY this. -
Unfortunate! whose over-taxed system has brought
on some chronic disease, numbers as yor
md re- lief and restoration to perfect health from the
Blood Food. Dyspeptc! try 1t. All suffering from
Liver Complaint, male and Female weaknesses, or
any complaint caused by poverty or deaciency Of
blood, feed your blood with the Blood Food and be
well. " W w
Mothers! Mothers!! II yon value your own com.
fort and The health OF your children keen Dr. Eaton ).
nfantie Cordial always /" the house. tits safe free
from paragoric and all opiaes, and Is certrin RENE
dy for Diarrhen, summer ComplR and all diseases
attending teethng and great assistance In softeninS
the gums. IFSee advertisement. Im3l
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TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS SAVED Mr.. .spald-
ing mas sold two millions Of bottles of his celebrated
Prepared Glue and IL IL estimated that each bottle
leasrten dollars worth OF broken furniture
nus making an aggregate OF twenty millions OF dol
iars reclaimed rom total loss by this valuable nven
ton. Having made his Glue household word. he
now proposes to do the world still greater service by
curing all the aching heads with his Cephac Pills,
Mhd II Iheyare as good as his Glue, headaches will
sooh vanish away like snow in July.
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lCPovER ExorrEMrsr, and the mental care and anx-
iety incident to close attention to business or study
are amongthe numerous causes Of nervous headache.
me dsordered state ofmnd and body incident to th
distressing Complaints fatal blowto all energy and
ambion Su erers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy reheffrom th9se distressing attacks by using
one oil the Cephaic Pills whenever sy ptoms ap-
pear. tquets the overtask cd brain, and soothes the
strained and jarring nerves, and relaxes the tension
oi the stomach which always panies and aggra-
Yates the disorderad condition of the brain. q
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you ever hayelhe Sick Headache2 Do you
remember the throbbing temples, the feyered brow :
the loathing and disgust at the sight Of fpod How
totally unht you were for pleasure, conversation or
stndy One of the Cephalc Pills would have rellev
ed you from all the suffering which you then expe-
rlenced. For this aud other puposes you should al
ways have box ofthem on hand to- use aS occasion
requires
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BHIDoEl.-Missus wants you 10 send her q box Of
Cephalie Glue, no, bottle OF Prepared Pills,-bht
I'm thinking that's not just II naitber; Dui pes
haps yen be afther knowing what It Is. We soc
she's nigh dead and gone with the sick headache and
wants some more OF that relaiye ed he before
Pills.
Bridgst-ochf sure now and you've sed 1t, here's
about 1t aitheI.
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A ReaI RIes,ina.

PhysieiaH-Weil, Mrs. Jones, ,ho Is that hendacbe7
Mrs. JOass.--Gone! Doctor, all gone the pin You
sent eurod me In just twenty minutes. aIaT wish you
womb send more, so that can have them handy.
Phg1eidR.--You can get them at any Druggists -
Cai Tor Cephalic Pills, ind they OF fail and re
commend them In all cases OF headache.
Mrs., Jon".-t shall send for box directly and shah
tell all my suffering friends, for they real blessing
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-13

GREAr DIscovEEY Among the most important OF
all me great medical discoveries OF tht age may be
considered the system of vaccination for prOtectioh
from Small Pox, the Cephalic PHI for relc' of head
ache and the use Of Quinine for the prevention Of
Fevers either OF which isa sure specific, whose ben
eats will BE experienced by suffering humanity long
amer their dtscoverers are forgotten.
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'ardIy Realized.

HI lad IN 'orrible 'eadacke this hafternop. hand I
stepped into the says hi 10 the man
= Can you hease me ofan 'eadache2" ssDoes Il hache
hrd' says'e. "Hexceedingly," says hi, hand upon
that % gave me Cephalc Pill, hand ,pon me ,opor
" curea me 50 quick that 'ardiy realized ad 'ad
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

TUNHE subscriber offers al private sale, desirable
Rarm situate In GreenAed Township, Fairfield
- county, OHIO, "a half mile north Of the f,
SSSk FAIR GROUND, on the BALTIMORE asFA
Road. said Farm coutalns lss ACRES, lSfssd
~ or more-i40 acres Improved, the bal. g-.NSb
Ance In good Timber--a new Frame wollng, also, a
stone spring house, with large room on top-no bet
ter sprng In the eouhty-a large barn and otherout
buildings In good repair, splendid bearing Orchard
OF 2N0 troes-frut OF all kindsa good franc tenant
house with small orchard. Four never failing springs
on said Farm, also under good fencing. Everything
calculated to mako money,
Ny reason forselllneis my children Is going West,
and desire TO go along. ..
For further particulars call on the subscriber the
said Farm. WIN. NJ. CULLUMBBR.
Lancaster, November 90, ls6O-2maS
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Ansirnco,a NotIoe.

NToTICE ishereby given that the undo ned was
duly qualified as assignee OF II. G. Trout, for tho
beneHtofthe creditors OF said Trout, under and by
virtue Of the statute In such case made aud provided
The creditors OF said Trout VIII, therefore, present
thelrclaims 10 the undersigned.
Dec, }, lsG0.-3w3d - PHILIP RISING.
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Estate of ChrIstopher Mnver.
Im-IO

NI0TlCF Is hereby given. that tho unde have
" baen appointed aud duly qualified as Adminstra.
ors OF the Estate OF Christopher Mayer late
Of Hooking township, Fairfield county, onio. All per-
sons having claims against said Estate will present
hem for settlement, legally authenticated within one
year-and all those indebted will make Immediate
payment. F. ]. B WING,
]. G. KINKRAD,
Administrators with tho will annexed.
Lancaster, ,Novembero2, lSd0-3w3
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HunneweII,s Tolu Auodvne .u,,,,

huuhoWuLhs hOlu AnO0Yne amd its
POsttiOn...By comparisons or analogies with
which all questions are decided there are none more
Important than such relate to disease We claim
that the effect Of opium the system Is against all
nauralIaws and the witnesses to result both by pa-
tient and physician, II they will speak their mind
WIN Juslliy the remark In the use OF opium whose
introduction Is centuries inside Of that OF Cannabsl
nearly the entire product Is used for Other than medi
cine. Let any person visit hospital or sick room
and witness the state ofpatents under what Is
steep with the use ofopium, or preparations of opium
and they Will see thatit is merely negative, II il
nothing more or less than torpid stupe and Of
such nature that all disease i rather than
the patient awakes from an nnatu raj
In worse state than without the opium. Opium ia
also violent constlrator, producing indigestion and
derangemen: Of the bowels like all unnatural stmu.
lants The active principle Of tho Anodyne not only
prodqcesthe most quiet natural, and refreshing re
bui allows nature undor that actual state to come In
aud do her portion ofthe work, by giving whnt real
sleep and rest are intended for. II isalsoa eatHartIc
In effect, and does not disturb the natul action of the
bowels. Therefore, whatever, or for whatever opium
was ever used lctthe Anodyne take ispiac, and our
declarations will all be assonted to by fair trial.
It's present proprietary form Is its protection aud lot
The propreors be sustained by the of phy
scians and patients aud much suffering will be pre-
vented For sale by all dealers. See advertise eut
anu roau pamphlets. lm36
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FACT WORTH KSowINB.--Spaldlngs Cephalic Pills
area certain cure forsick headachs bilious headache
nervous headache, cosveness and general debility.
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OWNERS OF HORSES BEADTHE FOLLOWING.

81. RIPLEY, Ohio, Dec. 9th 1853.
GeHtlemea:-Ths is to certify, that have given the
Pain Killer to Horses for Colc and found 1t the best
remedy ever tried. 1t gives them case quicker than
any other romedy ever used. 1 give, for dose,
half wentyv cent bottle, put into pint bottle OF
warm water and moasses, and drench them with it,
have always cured the worst cases without delay.
Yours truly JOHN PORTER, Prop. Riply Hotel.
: Ssld BY Siford & Delashmutt. 4w36