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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
sCnLEICI,S MILITARY DILL.

No sane man will question the policy
and propristy of a well organized State
militia. Alta time like the present, when
armed rebellion Is threatening The gov.
orunent--whrn our enemies are arming
to ths teeth and baltering down our walls
lit is eminonlly proper that the State
should put itself in position to defend and
maintain the li1ertics Of jts cilizeus. II
then. an organized militia Is nocess AIRY, +,
the only queslioC to bo determined is,
shall those Of our young men who have
the patriotism and madness to devote
their time and labors 10 TIE welfare ot the
STATE --no' only devote their time and
labor but uni orm themselves; pay out oI
their own earning for the cleaning. &o,
OF tair arms. rent Of their Mmory. ant
all the little oallays incident 10 mill AZ,
organization, m should tho State contrib
ut its quota TO these exponscsY Mr.
Schlcich's Bill proposes that the Stat
Shall pay to eErh individual member 0
the company tho small piIIanco Of ave dol
l'rs fsr thu purpose OF deGayins armor
expenses
The bill is right and we hope it wi
meet with prompt support in the lowe
house flour legislature,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Constipation and oo..ivono,s.

No of tho ''many ills flesh is herto" is SO pre-
valent. so little understood, and much neglected
as costiveness Often originating iu careless, or Sc
dentary habits II is regarded slight disorder OF
too lttle consequence to excite anxiety, while In
reality tits the precursor and companion of many Of
the fatal and dangerous diseases and unless ear@
ly eradcated il viii bring the sufferer TO an uDtmely
is the usual attendant0re headache, coic, Rheuma-
tsm, foul breath ies and other oflike natu re- while
long train Of frightful diseases such as malignant
fevers abcesses. dysentary, apo
plexy, Epilepsy, paralys ystera.
melancholy and insanity, rSt indicate their presence
in the system by this alarming symptom. Not unre-
quenty the diseases named originate in constipation,
but take on an independent existence unless the
is eradicaed in an early Stage. From these con
II follows that the disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever II occurs. and no per-
son should neglect to get box Of Cepbalic Pills on
the rs appearance Of the complaint. as their timely
will expel the sidu6us approaches OF disease and
destroy this dangerous foe 10 humani iife
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
s,nrvntion In Kamsas.

ArcarsoN, X r. Feb. 4.-Messrs n.y.
att Il Pomeroy have prepared Ih' follow
ing address, which truly represents me
condition Of The people OF Kansas, with
out questions:
sTARyATI IN KANSAS rhos-
pEcr-BuT ONE STEP EDrwREN $4,000
PEOPLE AND DEATH.
An appeal to the press of the country;
to the Churches; to Cong,es 10 Slate
Legislatures: 10 philantbropists; to hu'
manity everywhere. Prompt action by
! the country. or miracle can alone save
this people. The famine like a vortex
draws TO it's frightul center all conditions
They who had Iood yesterday, have none
today. They who have food to- day nave
sone ior to morrow, Seventy teams ar,
rived Yesterday; d6y were loaded and
sent away the day before. Ten thousand
dollars worth OF clothing have been dis
uibu,ed within the past week. Six thou
sand dollars cash has been pad within
four, days, for freighs. Eighty>one ca
loads have arrived within that time an'
: vet starvation is eminent. The peopl
: are living from hand to mouth; but bare
. ly saved alive. ~.
= Our funds are now exhausted. III
" numbers Of tho destitute increas iea'
fully. The melting snows OF FeoFuar
\ and the ovei flowing streams must shortl
10 prevent the distant sufferers from comm
d here to get supplies. Their sa'vaIit
i, depends upon our promplness IN eSta
:" fishing depots of provisions at access
bic points. Without funds the who
n, work must cease.
n. The intermission ola week is death al
ga desolslion. Unless the country gives
sced there can be no harvest. and the Sc
y wheat should be in the ground will
q forty days. AT least 100000 is need
for food, and as much more for seed.
- the heart Of tho country and in the nal
=, Of Christ we make this earnest appeal.
~ ~, (signed) TnADpsUs HYATT
i'u In behalf Of p'r!sbing multitude
Die erdorse every word Of the above.
pc (Signed,) J D. q. FoAERof
not Chairman Of the Kansas Relief 20
:, milles aud General Agent for Distri'
' ton.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Letter from Springfield, III.
correspondence of,he Cincinnati Gasctte'l
SpniNGFIELn, H.. Feb. |.


SPRiSGFIELD, H.. Feb. |,
There ara occasional glea OF the most
sunny incident, shining Into the gloom ol
a routine so shaded by care and intense
anxiety as is the daily life OF Mr., Lincoln
The testimonials which tho passing days
hiring him of the afectiOnate devotion OF
the people to bis name and his fortunes,
are most cheering to mind SO entirely In
sympathy with the people as his, and form
a happy augury for the future. cannot
but think that the coming Presidential
progress will result in great good, in hx'
ing aud oenralisins the floating and vague
sentiment of patriotism among the peo'
Let me tell you an incident Of to day
Tho agent of the United States Express
Company, brought TO Mr.. Lincoln bundle
which his private Secretary fearless o.
Internal machines or hand grenades, open
ed. 1t contained an elegant bronze med
al of Henry Clay. This is its history;
Shortly before the great Commoner wa
,, promoted to higher sphere, few Of on
friends who knew him best, and loved nm
: most conceived thesileaslNf memo'ia
which should hand down TO the latest pos
} terilv, the lineaments Of the idollzed states
g man. and the record Of his glory. 4
) medal was cast. On one SIDE was IN
: head Of the royal plebeian, encircled b.
me wreath oflaurel, iadeless as his fame
q D. D. Jones, del; 9, @, Wright JdcI-
On the diverse, the record OF his MOBILES
Q achievements stood, honoring the oronz'
/ and around it was twined the America
i parland-the corn and tobacco
One impression was struck in pure "a
ifornia gold, massive and virgin, II wa
presented 10 the distinguished patriot D
y a committee of New Workers.. Hon. Dan"
J Ullman being the channel Of oommun'c'
l. ton. Henry Clay received it, win
% speech Of rare beauty and pathos' in whlc
!, the pride of genius mingled strangely WI
At the Christian resignation inspired BY u
N breath OF Heaven, that even there WI
! blowing over his soul
One hundred and fky copies were ma'
a in bronze. The memorial was too pr
"a "a cious 10 become vulgar. Actusted
- - that feeling Of refined dehcacy that cha
~ ~ acterzed the leaders Of that chlvSlro
~ Old Wing party. they broke the dies, al
the world will never have another copy
the most exquisite specimen OF men'sw
tology that America has yet produced
Daniel Ul!man laid away one medal,
oI He cherished the hope that through
of' Sage of Ashland might perish without
all taining the place he would 80 highly ha
lbonOred, yet his principles would aurVi'
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coodNews,

The skies are Frightening. The Cou.
vention scheme was yesterday defeated
by The General Assembly Of Kentucky.
The Secessionists have been utterly rout'
ed in Virginia. This 6xes the fact that
the Border States will sli adhere to the
Union, at least until after Mr.. 5INoolE's
|ipaupuration--and we do not apprehend
danger then. Senator JOHNSON yestsr'
| day made glorious speech in the Sena e.
With moderate degree Of craftsmanship
now on the part Of the incoming Admin
Iistlation party, the Republic, with the
exception of the cotton fragment, will be
saved-and we will soon hear OF TeSo
luton going backward in the cotton Safes
There is reason TO hope that the dsrSes
hour aud the dead point OF danger az
passed. The flag oflhe Union still HE
. from Fort Sumter. Ths troops Of Ala
bama Mississippi aud Florida have r'
! coiled from Fort Pickens. The plot
) overthrow the Government by the cal
ture of Washington City, is exploded ,
v the Virginia election
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
5utfial Motifs.

HUNNEwRLL's ToL1 ANoDYNE dovoIOPes in
the mos INV Of "a horrors. The physcian
or patient, for The want OF good sgbstiute has WV w
the destructive effects OF etsnt nov
resnlts not only upon disease but the natural stare
leaves the patient For neuralgia, rheumatism, ner.
vous and chronic head ache, actual and partial paIa
sis tooth and ear ache, bowel complaints, delerum
tremens. through all the minor nervous complaints
10 that OF loss OF sleep has parallel rurcnascs
of both the Anodyne and the Cough Remedy, shoulu
he cautious purchase Of those they can depend on
that the pere result Of the genuine may not Do ais
turbed, Sold by all dealers,
| -TSee advertisement. lm4o
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
prom washington.

W.snIEeroN, Feb. 2.-A salute was
fred at the National Armory to-day for
the Admission Of Kansas in the Union. =
Col. Leander, whose SUPPLEMENTARY
-of The Overland Wagon Road was so sat.
isfac,ory to the Government, has resigned
that Office. :,
Senator Sumner had an interview with
the President to O,day. in relation to the
offer Of military aid by the beglsia-
ture Of Massachusetts,, for the de-
| tense of the Federal property aud the en-
forsement of the laws.
Mr.. sumner asked, "What more can
Massachusetts do for the UnionT
The President replied. "AdoP' the res
olutions offered by Mr.. Criltsnden.
Mr.. Sumner rejoined, "The public
sen,imsn Mt of Massachusetts, makes lha'
impossible, and agree with that seu'''
kment." A.,
Col. Haynes communication to tit
5 presidant was completed and delivered a
late hour last evening
: In it the demand is made for the sur
!, render of the fort, 6rst, on the ground
tho riyhts Of eminent domaia in the sove
J. reion and secondly. on the ground OF I'd
y sovereign to condemn 10 the public US
any property necessary for its own pr
lection and Independence by paying there
'e for a compensation. The document a
s. sumes the COM mpete iudepen 1ence OF Soa'
n. Carolina, and this assumption carries VII
Nd liz the irst proposition. Under the Sc e,
ond he argues that the proposition OF Z,
administration is absurd, ifthe forts
" regarded as property only. and the Pu
on pose be to protect it.
ky He considers the various ways
protecting property, and shows that 9
re- Iis;on will not afford protection; wheti
All the fJrts he taken or not the property
be injured. ,;a
IL This, injury, he says, can be avolc
are and every dollar secured, as south ga
lima pledges herself to pay its full val
sh. The communication proceeds to cons'
nit the results Of the refusal to settle
we aue ston as one Of property, one OF dolI
ent and cents. As the Government based
who'e action on the idea of protect
roperty, Colonel Hayne contends
the question should be considered aS
Hy, involving property alone. AS such
Dw- could be easily arranged.
the He SAYS further, that he is inSiru'
ilh. to insure the President that any ate
TO reinforce will be considered dec
aos- ton OF war. J.,
900 The Cabinft was 10 session to-day
the communication.
try; The anticipation is that the Presl
tate will replv to,Col. Hayns that he will
hu, a communication 10 Congress, and
D by he will reply 10 the reasoning in a cP} sP'
ave message This course teprlves Ool
r'ex Ilayne of a rejoinder,
ons, Colonel Hayne leaves on MONDAY
none thinks that there will be no attack on
have Sumter until aftor tho organization o
ar Southern Republic, unless an atleml
and made TO reinforce. -,
sand Captain Ingraham, of Koezta celeb
dis rendered his resignation yesterda
hou' Secretary Toucy. who declined ,ecel
thin it, and begged him to reconsider
car agreed to withhold it TIL to-day, wn'
and will insist on lis acceptance.
Ia.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Kansas.

The following are tho State officers OF
Kansas elected under tho Wy"ndot'e
Cons tuition, and who will administer the
new State government;
Governor--Charles Rabinson, formerly
OF Massachusetts,.
Lieutenant Governor p. Root, for
merly of Connecticut
Secretary of State--J. W. Robinson
formerly Of Mainc.
Treasurer William Tholea, formerly
Of New York.
Auditor George W. llillyeL former
ly Of Ohio.
Superintendent Of Public lnslruction-
w. r. Griffith, foSmerly of Illinois,
Chief Iuslioe--Thomas Ewing, lr, for
msrly of Ohio
Associate Justices-Samucl D. King
man. lolmerly OF Kentucky, and Lawrenc
pailcy, formerly ofNtw Hampshire
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
winch ena Of the Eagle /. Democratic

Which eRd OF the Eagle IL Democratic.
This Is not ques,ion Of much impor-
tanoa, hut s'nOs the two ends arc in con
liet the public ought to be advised as TO
the mattr. 10 the last issus one end Of
The 'braiirul bird" and we a,s Of opin
ION the tail end. loudly applauds aud sOut'
ly maintains the correoInessand propriety
Of The 9TH resolution Of tho late Demo
cratic Convention, while tho other bitter
ly opposes aud mapfully condemns tn
reasonable insult 70 the people Of Ohio
Which end Of the Eagle iS Dsmocraic2
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
MlisffIIaneone.

ing ncy in this age 10 appropriate The most
pTeaave words Oihe gnagee, and aer whlleto
Incorporate them into our own Tins the word uep-
halle, which Is from the Greek, bgnifyng "for the
head,r Is now becoming nopulaFized In come elton
with Mr.. Spalding's great Headache remedy, but
Will soon be used In more general way, and the
word CephaIie will become com mon as Eeerotype,
and many others whose distinction as foreign words
has been worn away by common usage untlthey seem
lNnatve aud to the manor born"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

;ncsnable of decay, and lead their expo.
nsnt to the summit of power and place,
When that consummation came tie medal
should be his.
Eight years was not very long, to wait
Through the puerililies of Pierce reign
through the in starred hours OF the 40.
ministration Of Clay's bitterest deiractor
and moat malignant foe, he kept the med
al, stout hearted. ~
One day last November if you READ the
nav wspapers, you know that .here was a
Clay Whig elected President; mae who '
had sat, ali his stalwart youth. at the feet
of the great Kentuckian, and the lesson Of
whose boyhood had.so strongly miog'.u
the love Of Clay and the country, that ne
was never able to separate the two emo
Itions. He was six-foot' -four, and homes,
Bv consulting the jouanas Of the perloo
YOU will fnd he was called Abraham LIN
coin. .ho Eo.,
He reropnized the voice crying aloud !
the wilderness. He acknowledged IN
tardy Justice Of recompensing events. ii
saw the whirligig Of Time bringing aroun
his revenges. 81,
He sent the medal to Springfield. wher
in due time, it arrived. II
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

BRIDGEf.-Missus wants you Ia send her box Of
Cephalic Glue, no, bottle of Prepared Pills,-but
I'm thinking that's not just II naitber; out per-
haps yen be afther knowing what 1t Is. Ye see
she nigh dead and gone with the sick headache. and
wants more of that iaiv he before.
Druggist.-You must mean Spalding's Cephalie
Pills.
Bridgct--Och7 sure now and you've sed II, here's
the quarther and give the Pills and don't be all day
about 1t aitheT.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

cg Prospects are Frightening. The
skies are clearing up. The storm OF dis
solution hath been arrested and the coun-
try saved. The patriots of Kentucky and
Virginia have answered to the call of hu
manity.aud by the strength of 'heirloyalty
and might Of their manhood rebellion
hath been crushed. God bless Kentucky
aud Virginia
The Keniucky Legislature have re
fused to call a State Convention. AL
hail Kentucky. y.
Of the 152 delegates to the Viz
ginia Convention. not more than ~ az
for disunion. ~ :,
The Conference Committee at Wash
iuglon City are in secret session. admlV
tiog not even the press, consequently W
have nd news from there. Ex Presldei
TYLER is Chairman Of the Committee.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

IrPoyER ExcrrEMrNr, and tile mentaf care andaIx1
ety Incident 70 close attention N business or study,
are Among causes Of nervous headaehe
The disorde cred state ofmnd and 70 ibis
distressing complaint Is fatal blow 10 all energy and
ambiion. Sufferers by this disorder always obtain
speedy reeffrom those distressing attacks by using
one OF the Cephalic Pills wheneve the sym ptoms a
pear 1t quets the overaske ed BRAIN aud soOthes th
strained aud arring nerves, and reaxes the tension
of the stomach which always companies and aggra
Yates the dlsordered condition OF hebrain.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
MI1sTcl MUSIC!l

EIss JULIA ELIAS, Of PAINSVlLLE, IL NOV
vN onering her services to the citizens OF laocas-
4er as Teacher of Music. Her expenehSSe Ss
49, of nonadence to those wishing her services ana
al the same time warranting satisfaction fher puphS
comply with the rules adoI ted. -,
Miss &. will give instruction upon lne = ,ha,r ,aSi
Wei cd on and will attend her pupils at ths'r resi ~
dences. Al present Miss Z. will be found a' Tue
COOK HOUSE
| Iancaster, Jan. II, Ie6l-42-4w.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
ARea, Blessing.

PhysiciaH.--W Mrs. Jones how is that heodachee
Mrs. JOnes.--GoDe! Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent curod me In just twenty minutes. and wish you
would send more, so that can have them handy.
PhysisiaH- You can eettherh at any Druggists -
Call for Cephafie Pills, hnd they ne, or fail ana re
CON mend tIlem in ali cases of Headache.
Mrs. Jonts- shall send for box drecffy and shalt
etfa my suffering friends, ,tor they real 6iessn
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

TwESTy Millions oV DOLLARS SAVED Mr.. Spald-
ing has sold two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated
Prepared Glue and II IL estimated that each bottle
saves at least ten dollars worth of broken furniture,
thus making an aggregate Of twenty millions OF dot~
lars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable nven-
ton. Having made his Glue u household word, he
now proposes to do the world still greater service BY
curing all the aching heads with his Cephalic Pills,
and ifthey are good as his Glue, headaches will
soon vanish away like snow in July.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

A Portion Of the African Squadron Order
ed Home..The south Negotiating for the
Purchase ofGun-bOats.
New YoRk, Feb. 2--It is stated here
that orders have gone 20 the African
Squadron, detaChing for immediate home
duty the gunboat Mohican, Sumter and
Mytie, with their officers and crew.
Parties at the South are now negot'a-
ting for the two,boats Resolnte and he'
Iance owned by Captain DeGroot.
They are the fastest screw-boa's 'iioat,
having run eighteen miles an hour, and
are Of very light draught Of water; be,
sides, they are built in such suossan'lsl
manner as to be capable Of carrying very
heavy gun on tho forward deck,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

GREAT Discovery Among the most important o.
all the great medical discoveries Of thit age may be
considered the system of vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, tho Cephac Pill for relie' Of head
ache, aud the use Of Qnnine for the prevention or
Fevers either of which Isl specific, whose BEN
e6ts will be experienced by suffering humanity long
after their dtscOPerers are forgotten.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Dr. IL Oback,s ScandinavIanBIOOd
and Hood Purifier.

WThe blood is the life," says Scripture; SO says
Science also Expel corruption IRON the blood AN, anu
nd puraor neI form their task eHectualy. They are
nowerui vegetable detergents and cure all forms
disease, whicarise from Impure blood. nmPiy, De,
az thew emov the causes o ron
me life an staining auid. Hence their appareptiy
miraculous cures Of scrofula, ernptions'
nensa, or plants, rheumatism, swelhng o, tne
ldo not proce from maformation. an
| observation-disclosures.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

yUNHR undersigned, Executor Of the last VIII and
Il testament OF solomon Rugh, dec,,' late oi ra,t,
aeid ny Ohio by virtue Of authority IN sad WIN
ofsaid doceased for that purpose win oner TOT SAFE
ON Friday, February sth' 1851
the following real estate, to- wilt; Tho Home Farm OF
said deceased situate about ave miles east OF anSas
ter. near the Zanesyllle Turnpike, on the Pitcher
Road and miles North of Bern Slaton, on
The Cincnnatl Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad;
said Farm contains about 2l0 Acres Of landss wot.
umbered has good living water is situate In Pleasant
townsbin the soil is GOOD tie location desira6le aud
is among the best farms IN Fairfield county,
Sale Will take place at the door Of the Court House
in Lancaster, between the hours OF lU o"eA "' U'
and 4o'ciock pm. of said day
TERMs oP SALE-one.third ofthe purchase mohey
on tho ay Of sale ono third In one, and one'thrdn
two wears with interest Oh deferred payments.
Ti6e GOOD and deed executed and d clveredon full
payment of purchase money. sAMUHbIACks0N,
Execute, of solomon Rugh, deceased.
Dec on I96O,-6w plS5,2o
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

U-Pbrp you ever have the Sick Headachef Do you
remember tho throb6ing temples, the feyered brow,
the loathing and disgust at the sight Of fIod. How
totally uhft You were for pleasure, conversation OF
study ono Of the Cephalic Pills would have reiieS-
cd YOU fro an the suffering which You then expe~
rienced For this aud other purposes you should al
ways have u box ofthem on hand 10 use as occasion
requires.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
,ardIy Realized.

Hi lad IN 'orrble 'eadacke this hafternon, hand
stepped into the hand lhe man,
I"Can you hease OF an eadache y" -sDoesit hache
that 70 gave me Cephalic Pill, hand 'pon me 'onor
II cured me quick that 'ardly realized 'ad lad
an 'eadache. nag ,s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

lE Buy Ayers Cherry Pectoral for
Coughs. Ayers sarssparilla for Scrof-
ulous complaints, and Ayers Pills for all
the purposes Of q Purgative Medicine.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Fairfield COmmon.PIeas.
Petition for Divorce

o00'S vs. nov Petition for Divorce.
Amanda 4. Reid. yt
NOTICE is hereby given that the said Georgs, W.
Reid has this day hed In the Court OF Y,
Amanda L. Reid, praying for a divorce. oau,e, WI,
n absence on the pa RI OF said Amanda Tor more than
three years. HAC ~ q ."
Dac T. la60-GW37.
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Estate of Jacob ely Dec.

NToTICE hereby given that the underslghed, ne
traitor de bonis neH OF the estate ofJacob oy dee'
Of Fairfield county, Ohio. soN .i,.
January "a. ls6l.-3w43.