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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-23

H<5~ The vacancy in the State Convention from
Rowan, caused by the. election of Mr. Craige to
Congress, is to be filed by election the lst
Thursday in August. We learn from the Sails
bury Watchman that r. A. Caldwell Esq, is a
candidate @.-.a-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-23

Gen Beaurcgards army, at Manassas, covers
space or27 miles, his advance being within miles
OF Alexandria where the Lincolnites are pretty
closely housed, having great dread of masked bat
teries. Every time they 60 ont, some ef their
number IS picked off. They making slow pro
gress towards Richmond. -.t'.@ :
DIR Wiley Eppes of Halifax, Va, has presented
Col d X McRae of the n @ State troops, with
splendid horse
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-23
EIardware!! Hardware!
A, \. n. NJ. TAYLOR

& > ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
q lie generally that he has added to his extensive
stock of Stoves and Tin Ware, large and complete
stock OF Hardware, consisting in part follows:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-23


hr KENTUeK Y. AT the Cotton Planters Cohven-
tion in Macon, Ca, on the 4th instant, -Ex-Gor
Morehead of Kcbtucky, was present and made
speech. \ report says a....,
He gave glowing description Of the condition
Of cntucky. and stated, Notwithstanding the over
whc!ming Union majority in that State, tiat were
Il vote taken now upon the question whether rhc
should 20 with the North or with tire South, that
%. of every 100 would vote tc 90 South. We
fear that the Gov Is mistaken about this. The
stand taken b. the intense Union of that State,
said he, was that Of neutrality There is a large
number @: aged nicn who fought under the stars
and stripes in the Northwest and in the Mexican
war, whose reverence for the Union amounts al
most to iolatry, and who have lingering hope
that BY some miraculous power the Unioa will be
preserved; but every young man in the State is
heart and soul with the South lie himself had
been Union man up to Lincoln's proclamation,
but new he was for the south, and all he bad
should be dedicated to her cause if necessary.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-23
Ludlow's Celebrated self-sealing
Agricultural Implements of all kinds

Cans, Of all the different sizes, at TAILOR'S 5
Hardware Store, opposite Mansion House.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-23
CE,arsossc ~ s. q. Esa5sroad.

en- saA after the First day of October, THROUGH
EAr&&>> FREIGHT TRAINS will rau Naiy between
aarti= and Charleston. without ipmeHt, I'll us
Fs"hl'ng Fre hts reach Charlotte III : days or les
t.'n NV YORK md in day from C.arleston, and
rsrsG. ..... tr
Also, THktEGU TICKETS viii he sold from Char
.iIe - GAarIeSton at - 40, and AeS York, via
Charleston Steamers At $ o aud ccrsa The her
chants and puhlic invited try this cheap and
expeditions roate for trejsut> and passengers.
\. II MARTIN,
Oct : 1850. Il G2nl IT. aHd Ticket Agent.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-23

The rihing of cannon is going on successfully at
the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, Va They are
riHing muskets at the Arsenal at Fayetteville, n.
G.. and also have machine in operation making
caps, the invention Of gentleman in Randolph
county NC. There is machinery a this arsenal
for making rifles, bayonets, moulds, 60, and about
100 experienced workmon employed. $50 rifles
per month can be made. <sa.rf s. 60. Sd
The Macon Telegraph says foundry in Rome,
Ga, is making rifed cannon fer the Confederate
States, having contract for q field pieces Min
ME rife balls are made at the rs tie of 20 per minute
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-23

aStBJECT TO DRAFr.--In the exhibit of the
finances of the Lincoln Government, the following
sums are. put down as Subject to draft '':.-
At New Orleans s122, ,672; Mobile sI4, 4,769; Sa-
yannah S., ,722, Wilmington s5,35l; Nashville
54,6l8; Galveston 81 sos; Branch. Mint at Char
lottes S29,375; branch at Dahlenega S27,950;
branch at New Orleans 1899 ,267. -. .
The black republican government may consider
the above amounts subject to draft but it is cer-
tain they will never get their hands upon dollar
Of it. FE
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-23
NEGRO WOMAN HUNG FOR POISON
ING A CHILD .s

PLEASANT RIDGE, CASTOR co, N. c., July &
With view to prevent the many exaggerated
reports which, in these troublous times may grow
out Of the following circumstances, we have conclu-
dcd to give the facts to the public as they occurred
in an authentic form:
Mr. ID. A jenkins, some few weeks since had
child to die under peculiar circumstances, and
from facts subsequently elected, induced susp-
clOn amounting almost to certainty of the child
having been poisoned. Eliza, negro woman
| belonging to Mr. Jenkins was suspected Of being
guilty of the crime; and at the request of Mr. Jen-
kins, the Visilant Committee Of the neghborhood,
together with number OF citizens, met at his
house on Monday 8h inst, for the purpose Of fully
investigating the affair n -
The Vigilance Committee organized by calling
Ezra B. Wilson, Esq to the chair, and requesting
Wm. d. Glenn to Secretary. The Chairman
then appointed Messrs William Crawford, John
r. Falls, W. r. Holland, James NJ. Craig James
D. Smith r y. Falls, Robert Wilson, c. Q. Petty.
2. s. Hill, Eli Meudeuhall, Thos. f. Quinn, and
j. VI. Hufsteter, committee to investigate the
case. On motion, the Chairman was added TO the
number. ..
The committee then proceeded to examine several
witnesses whose testimony left but little doubt Of
the guilt Of the accused. -.. r--a-r
After the testimony concluded, the woman
confessed that she had given the child something
from vial, which she supposed to be laudanum,
and which She had procured from a negro boy
belonging to Mr. Jenkitrs. She also implicated
the boy with herself 1s -. - -'f -" ..' f@'
Tie committee then retired, and after short
absence returned and reported .that they had, by
"a un9nimogs vote. found her guilty, and recon-
mended that she be ahangeds She was sentenced
by the Chairman, and the sentence at once carried
into effect O. 'aH F''.. t
. Il ~ n. .-s EZRA B. WILSON, Cha;;rman.'
IA TrH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

n n Il, q I-.. . q -. r A.
,S cohrltu.,Hnuf 9sea.; Iotlapu'n ~ 'l0
oiooa' ny VIM" ,,,'9 .'u'u y. S Ioeoe ',,'.tn
weak anu poor, pgn8 N. .le snel,auo" I'Nae -.
peryaucs .iie lo,e ooJy; 1 NJ y nsn;s f,oe
III uiSs'''c oi' ,'i'! POI. Vi W. ,'oi, -
rom as m,'cHI, ~, NO, - ~ ~ n,1;o', III
not uIS',o!. ile '.i,s 1 1,,';... ~
eauscu oy meIcuLi n.aIn,. urS. ] ,Um a"s' GIN
oiu''cu c,. VI ~, n -
anu I'I,y hao,'S 'ho ~ ssss WYE, VIZ I'
"no'g ";,' oy ano nVis ~ L"rod;,eru n ,he con-
s,;s,,e r ~ ~ ndra si; :. frnn, nnrcrta to ci,;,drcn
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

JonN @. BREcKIsBIDoE ON THE VINO
We learn from Mt Sterling, tnat on Fri.
day morning, about o'clo *. buggy
containing two gentleman and negro boy
passed through that town, stopping fra
few minutes at the house of an exofi rial
and took the State road toward the Vir
ginia line.
Several gcntlsmen NE, the buggy on
tho road. One OF the travellers was close
ly muffl,d, aud, whenever they we're a.
bout meeting any one, the negro hoy raj
sed himself so as 10 cover tho mutil-d 6g-
ure. Que Of lhe SecessionistS in Mount
Sterling revealed the fact on Friday tha'
John G Breekinridgc had gone through
on his way to Virginia OF Tennessee.
Tho ex.official, at whose house the trav'
elers called. was not in MI Sterling OF
Friday night. A number Of ths Sat'
Guard stole portion Of the STATE arm'
Friday alter dark and started on the load
the buggy had :aken. Perhaps they nc
companied Breckinrde and his companion
as body guard Louisville Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

Al ~ ID
LET 1T BE. REMEMBERED, that
j c. .Jefries, the Snti,war candidate Tor
tine Legislsturs Is dooless, worthless tel-
lows Who makes politics profession and
WHO hss been seeking for the last six
wears to get sumo Office thathe might live
without labor at The expense Of the pub
LET n BE REMEMBERED. that he
SECURED his nsmiLasiou as 40 anti wai man,
bylis desprmined OppositiOntO to thS Gov.
ernment-by his denuncistiOus OF the
North aud apologies for the South.
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED That he
is an opeu and avOwed enemy Of the pres
lsnt war to pu. down rebellion and main
tain the Uuion--,hat he believes i 70 be
.tdnholy, unjust and dsmuable3 s
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED That he
believes in TIE right Of secession. and that
he justified the South for seeding. gg
LET IT BE REMEMBERED That be
believes the South are lot to blame. and
that the Government forced the war upon
the country.
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED That he
endorses the treasonable course Of the
Ohio Eagle and justi6es and encourages
its editor 10 his efforts to prevent Demo,
Gratis from eplisting. &E F
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED That hs
stands pledged by the Democratic resOlu.
tions Of this county which he voted for
and spplauded. to vote mother men OF
money to pay our gallant soldiers who
have gons forth TO fight our battles.
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED That he
charges the responsibility Of this war up
on the NORTH; that be declares its pur
pose to be the conquest and subjugstloT
of the South" "the freedom OF the ne
gro" and the "oYerthrvw Of State Gov
ernments by the establishment Of mill
tary despotism."
LET iTBE EMEMBERED. That OF
the DAY Of the Democratic Convention h'
hooied and hissed at Martin and Whit
man, and applauded the insnlt Offered
them by the editor Of the Eagle.
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED. That h
is a disunionist. tory 10 principle an'
traitor at heart--a political hanger'on
who seeks 20 live By the tricks Of hi
trade, who would sell his party or h
country for mess Of fpottage; whose chic
characteristic is impudence, leading trai
indoience, and chief passport to succes
in the coming canvass disloyalty 10 tn
Government we oil love.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

NToTfcR IA hereby given N james Stoekiale that
4 on the 18th day Of August, A. u. 1891. the Fair
aeld County Savings institute, pinnhn, n'ea .ssns
Fairield and State Of Ohio, its petition Rgalnst the
said James Stockdaie. deendant, praying Tor Judg-
ment against said defendant for the sum Of ioneeD
hund red and seventy dollars with Interest thereon
from the 18th day ofMarch. A. d. 1e59 being part OF
the purchase money agreed 70 be paid BY said dee
fendant to said plantdior the following lands stu
ate in said County, sold by said plaintiff 70 said de.
fendant, tO-wit: Part ofthe South West quarter of
section twentythree, Of townahip sixteen, IN range
eighteen, beginning ut the South Hest corner osaid
quarter at stone; thence North ~ m. forty
chains and twenty links to stone; thence East
va. 81 twelve eh atns md ninety-iour ltnts 10
post thence South n ID. forty chains and twenty
links TO post; iheDce Wost va 6S IN. twelve ehalns
and ninety four the place 81 beginning, con-
taining SO 2-lO0 acres; also part Of the same quar-
ter section. beginning At o stake To- the Baiumore
Road twelve chains aud nine ty fOnr links Easttro
the South. Wes. corner Of said quarter thence north
in the line OF the land sold BY Solomon King to fu'
ns A. Kagy, forty chains and tweuty-ohe links 10
enough bS running Sonth parallel with the line al
ready described as will contain twentythree acres,
being the share set apart t0Jac0b KinRtn the par-
ssa g Common mn sl Pleas as y reeisnce being had 10
lands conveyed 10 said Fairfield County savings In.
Sa,s H. s s rscorSS i'm in RseorS
vrs Office OF Fairdeld county, IN hook No. 2apa GO
276 &e al praying also that 10 default Of said de,
fendant paying said juement within day 10 be axed
by the Court il that behalfthat said lands
ed ad vertised and sold and the proceeds applied to
pay said judgment and costs and the third
Of said purchase money $3.50 due on the fret day o
January, A. D. 1862 with interest hereon from March
Il7, 1850. '' ttsi ft-t A IA
And said James stoekdale Is notlnod that he d re-
qured TO appear and answer said petition on be.
fore the third Saturday after the Sd day OF October
ID. 1861. 7
Dated thiseath day ofAugust, A. D. 1901,
| FH F HrSTEa 4 D.UenKary,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

TnE REBEL Loss AT CRoss LAsgs.--
A letter from Col. Tyler to DR.. II X.
Cushing, recently Surgeon of,bs Seventh
Regiment, says that the rebel Ioreo in that
affair was 5000 Infantry; that 5000 were
brought into Action, and 1000 hold in
reserve. Their loss was 25l, which prob
ably includes killed and wounded. This
account was derived from dire't and re-
liable source. and is very different sto'
ry to that one told to Surgeon Gushing
aud Chaplain Browa on their visit to the
rebel quarters.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

Man BiTrRN ny A RArTLEsSAKE,--A
man named John Hill, from Central o
hio. while at the Dayton Fair. on Thurs.
day. visited one Of the "sids shows"
which always infest sucl place, and
while amusing himscli. conoladcd to ity
Cha temper Ola ratdssnAko by putting
his hand 10 its Oag'. whom the reptile bill
him, AM. INFUSED iuto his systsm such .
Virulent poison that The unfortunate mar
died in ten Minutes His body was sen
10 bis relatives.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

sEzURE op GuN',--No less thAu flr'y.
ious boxes ofmuskets we're seized by the
Federal troops at Rlizabelhtowa and bro'l
10 this city bya detachment Of troops
from General shcrman's commaui Thoy
were 10 "Colonel Thomas II. Hunt. Lou
isyillc. BY way Of Nashville. Louis.
yills Jour. - !.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla,

the most clIcchlal remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal mulady. 1t is COM
bincd from the most active rrincdialstl'at lave
been discovered for the cxpurgation of this foul
disorder from the bleo1, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should he employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula. but also tliose other alice
tions which arise from it, such as EnuPrIvR
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoSY's FiRR,
lIosr, or EuyswELAs, PMrLEs, PusruIrs,
BfoTcngs. BLAISs and liots, TuMors, letter
and SAT- RiIRuS, ScALD HEAD, MNGwoRM,
ll,guMArIsM, SYrIIiiLric and MEnruRiAL dis
RAISES, DRorsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEolnTY, and,
indeed, All COMPLAINTS AWIsISO FROM VITA
rgp on IMruER Bioop. The popular belief
in "impa,ity ocM JIoOa is founded in truth,
for scrolita Is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsnpa-
rilla is 10 purify and regcneratc this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

E1-"I don't miss my church as much
as you may suppose" said lady to her
minister. who called on her in illness; "for
make Bstsey sit at the window, as soon
as the bells begin 10 chime, and she tells
me who are going to church, and wheth'
er they have got on anything nav"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

ETWomen are said 10 have stronger
attachments than men. l, Is not so. =
Strength Of attachment is eviden Q In lit
tie things. A man Is often attached to
an old hat; but did you ever know Of a
woman huving an attachment for On old
bonnet?
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
BRENNAMAN's
|NPNOVED CHAIN PUMP!

THAvB REMOVED NY SHOP from my formor 7
stand 0n Broadway IN Laucascr,to my residence
ono and halfmile Bast ortown, on the PIKE, whore
i am manu- factuTlng my improved chain nump, aud
will aIiordersou short otlce aud watrant salsfao
tlon, H' lahhV bNbNNh"hN'.
Mays, Iad0--itf e.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
a.gnu Az ER'S
Ague Cure,

f-'. lt ron TnH SPEEDY euRE or ~
Intern Ittent Fever, or Fever and Agus,
IIenAittent Fever, chin Fever, Dumb
Aguc, Periodical uendnshc,ior Buious
Headache, and Biilons Fevers, Indeed
for the whole class lof fdtseNseaorfginat- Z
Ing ia hillary dorangcment, causcd by
the Malaria or DTIRsnaatio Countries.
we are enabled here 70 offer the communitya
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in. any
quantity. Suc romcdy is invaluable in districts
where thesc aiIlethg disorders prevail. This
"CuRa" expels the miasmatic poison OF FEVER
ASD AGUE from the system, and prevents the de-
yelapnent OF the disease II taken on the first APP
preaell Of its premonitory symptoms. lts not only
The best remedy ever vet discovered for this class
Of complaints hut also the cheapest. The large
quanttywe supply for dollar brings il within the
reach OF every body; and IN bilious districts, where
FEVER ASp AGdE prevails, every body should
have Il and use it freely both for cure aud protec
Z ton. great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure OF lntcrmit,entS is that it contains no Qninne
or mineral, consequently Il produces no quinism or
other injurious ELECTS whatever upon the constitu.
ton. Thusc cured by it are left As healthy as If
they had never lad the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmatie poison. A great variety OF dlsor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rhsu@atisni, Got't, Headache, Bin'd-
ness, 10Oihache, Earqehe, CdtdiTh, asthma, fdf-
pitdiion, PailfM 1fectiQn Of the Spleen, Hysher'-
les, Pam iathe BoIeeS, Colo, Paralysis and De-
ra,gemrpt. Of che Stomach. all Of which, when
originatins in this cause, put ga the iHfe,Ritient
tl,ps. OF become periodical This CURE" "expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
thcm all alike. II is an invaluable protection to
| Immigrants aud persons travelling or Temporarily
residing in the naarions districts. II taken occa-,
sionally or daily while exposed to the Infection,
that will be excrcted from the system, and cannot
| case, Hence Il is even more valuable for protec.
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter
mltents f they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy Affords
Proparcd by Dr. &c, AVER B. Co, Lowell Mass.
sIFpoRD& 4 CO., KAUFFMAN & CO., end y. 1
sLooUM, LASoAtfER, and b! Dfossists and Dealer
everywhere. 363m.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
It is Good! Don't Fall to Try
DIR. S. o. RrcHA o IS
Sherrq Wine BitterS.

TAsesiebrateaNsn Erglaad Rsmedy for HubitnaiCsH'
stipafioR, Jaundiee, Feptr and Ague, 6ensrdi De-
bilitU, a nd all Diseases arising from a Dts0r;
dersd Stomach Liuer or BOrOls,
TUNIIEY are used aud recommended by leadingPhy'
sIcians Of the county and all who try them pro-
i'm J,Mrs Il, LErpWw writes from Favarre, Stark
county, Ohio the Biiors highly praised by those
suffering from Indigestion dyspepsia and liver com
plalht.rl 81 ii'Nl I3'''t . oh,
says, "they give great satisfaction. use mem my
self having TAX en- cod become prOsrnleahu lost ny
appetite. II relieved me, and can recomn emu "
with great assn rances Of Its merlts.n =,
nR, WM NJ. KERR 81 Rogersvllle, indaua' wtues
us that they the most valuable medclhe oneIeu,
qe has recommo0ded them with great success, anu
with them made several cures OF paiPllaliVn " VIZ
heart and general debility,
Thomas Sra sroRp, Esq, Blountsvllo, Henry eoan-
" Indiana. writes us nlongle etter under dato oLma
4, 1900 He wac much reduced having been at,leleu
forlhree Years with Jreai nervous debility, paipita-
tlon of the heart of the most severe ana pTosllmg
character 'aflor using fcw bottles was complele'
! ly restored and am now In robust healihp sW,.f-
l. GronoE " HoFrNA say she was aili Ctod with rheu.
mallsm 70 twot ty years. all ts varlons formsanu
atMe date Of his leitorhe had been two years wen
tho when seyoIal physicah'
attending him could, do him no good he says, "Io'
rheumatIs sm dyspepsia, ,iyercomplnintkl Kidney aucc
! lion or dropsy /, lisa speelaS cortainremedy -
| y g. w. Upsr writes from Delphns, Allen county,
Ohio nseetIon where Feyorand Aguo preyails) tba
/ he most cheetrully recommends them OF deciue'
morii ia all eases OF Fsvsr.snd fgne, Dy'PtPsa aH'
VI t. q .LLrnErs, M, n, writes from Van Vert
\ Ohio. al most respectfully Recommend the shorr!
Wine Bite the notice % Dyspeplle persons, an'
10 all who require eaStimulatng meuie,ne' saen nen
each bottle. Thoy are sold by Medicine dealersgen
| orally, Price75 cent pc thottle. . ,, AZ o,%lf
N'N'''' m HARRIS& 4 co, Clnelnnali, Ohio,
\, propristors for The Southern and Western States
towhom address orders. Fo, sale by G' kaonma
n Il Co., Il. i. Socdm, SinoId 4 sturgeon Lancaster
Richard u. Walker, West Rrshv.e; n. mSns, Tisn
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
J. w. LEWIS. M. d.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, rt -s..
Has permanently located In thceity oi Lancaster, p
.OBFlCE AND RRSiDBNcR--corpor Of Broad.
Y Dway and Wheeling, In the house formerly occu.
pled BY Dr.. waganhais, aud whore no Will bo found
day night uLless abas nj on Professional basne.
Referenee--Dr. Rmratier, .t 5. II
LancaateT, ADTtl n, I5BI,-Q.M
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

Ascertain unpriuclpied persons arc attemptingto
palm on ,he public, limitations OF my
PREPARED GLu X, Iwould cautcn AL personsto eS-
IrPsPXtSING,s PREPARED GLUE,I1l I
ts on the outside wrapper alt others are BWtndling
counterieils Fer sale AZ all Dpg Stotcs.--4s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

..N" n. fHHH hA. ~ Y. o.
Bythcu cusc ofthcss Pills the pSiiodc attacks orNsr
pSas or Niek Hsoddohs may be prevented; and taken
at the cOmmencQm of on attack immo1iate relief
from puthand d-iek nesswiil bu obtained.
They soldOmfal IA remoy lnE tin kaastaand Head.
ache TO which rer.ales are so subject. .f.....
TAey act gently upon the bowels,-1rsmoying Cos
For literary Men, StuRsRts, Delicate Females, Hu d
all persons of SsdaRarg habiS. they are vRluabc as
Latdtieo, improv Ing heappstis giving and nigor
10 the digestive organs. and elias
ucity aud strength o fthe whole sySIom,
! The CEPHALIC PULLS are the result of long In
vostgntion cond xpcrime HAY.
Ing been use many years, durlng which time they
have preyanted aud relieved n vast amount ofcpAin
stomach,
They are entirely vegetable, ,il their composition
aud may ailtimea with perIee, safety with
nut making qny change Of diet, andth abssRee aRs
disagrssabie taste rendsrs easg saminissr tAeM
10 eAddrfM &A ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

-H& DsNGN NOGheGs-
NIorlcE isheveby giSeR topll whom II may cou'
cetn,ihai at the next session ofthe Oommlsslon.
en Of Fairaeld county. to he held In SEPTEMBER
NEXT there will he presented Npettior praying for
the eSiabllahmsnt Of tho following described CeaHiy
Road, to-wlli Commencing on the Turnpike ROad
leading from Royaiton TO Creleyllle nj the Bloon'
field Road with said Tarnpke; thence duo North on
ihe half Section line OF Section No. Five t5iu AmRn-
da Tow ea near as practicable, To The Township
VS. ' ,NASY PETITIONERS, \
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