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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25

"Son Of the Republic, look up and learn"
Alter the report Of this voice, the dark
angel, for the last time; dipped water and
sprinkled it on the American continent,
when the dark clouds with their armies
rolled back instantly, leaving tho glori.
Gus victory 10 the Americans. Then 1
saw villages, towns and cities, and i'm
provements arise like magic, While the
angel Of light planted the Star Spangled
Banner amid the vast multitudes Of peo-
pie and cried, GAS long as the stars of
heaven endure aud the due falls upon
the earth, so long shall this Republic en-
dure." And while he took and set it up
on the Star Spaugled Banner. the vast
mulIitudes bending under it, unitedly
cried out, "Amen." Now by degrees the
vision vanished. and nothing but the mys-
terious and very beautiful female figure,
who once more said. "Son of the Repub.
lie, what thou hast seen is thus to be ax-
pounded. Three great and dangerous ca.
lamitles will come over this Republic; the
second is the greatest. When this is
overcome, then the whole world cannot
conquer it. Now let every citizen of this
Republic learn to serve God. his father
land and the blessed Union" With these
words the image disappeared. arose
from my chair with the full conviction
that this was revelation to me Of the
birth of this Republic, its progress and it:
varied destinies."
All this history. says Mr.. Sherman.
myself heard from the mouth of Genera
Washington
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25

Military Affairs In MIssOuri..SpiLited En-"
cOunteF NeaF HnrTlsOnVilles-The Ma
tIOnaI TrOo DIS VictOTiOus--Arrival OF the
Chicago Brigade at Jefferson city
Kansas C1rY, July 90.-By q special
messenger just arrived. we learn the fol-
lowing:
At twenty minutes past two o'clock, on
the 18th, Major Vanhorn's command OF
United States Reserve Home Guards, num-
beripg 170 men, was attacked by 300
rebels under Captain Duncan, three miles
north Of Harrisonville.
The fight lasted four hours, during
which continued firing was kept up on
both side.
At 20 minutes past six O'Clock the reb
els withdrew. leaving the United States
troops victorious.
The rebels lost IA killed. including two
officers. and several wounded. Our loss
was only one killed.
Major vanhorn lef: the city on the NOR
ming Of the 17th. for the purpose of re-
enforcing Major Dean, now holding Wesl
Point, with small force, having routed
100 rebels at that place.
Major Vanhorn's command was attack
ed while at diLnsr. They planted theil
iagstaff at 2 o'clock. and did not give
way an inch or remove their flag till at
ter the rebels withdrew.
JEFFERSON CRY, July 9l:-Col. Mul
Iligan's Chicago brigade arrived here by
special train, at 8 o'clock this evening
and are now quartered in the depot
From present Indications it is probable
that there viii be quorum in the Con
vention. Members continued 10 arriv'
daily.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25
Taxes.

There isa set Of spoil.bunters canvass.
ipg tho county just now, who make their
hoby "high taxes" They approach tue
"dear people" Tor whom they manifest,
just now, The gssatest solioiludo. with
"whst terrible calamity this war is. II
has made our taxes intoIerably burden.
sOmO. Tho farmers ip my ncighbo,hood
talk about resisting their collection. The
Republican party iS wholly responsible
We must restore the Democratic party to
power or We are ruined"
rhese men are not only tories, but asses.
AM astonishtd ,ha, homes. mon don't
knock them down and kick them when
fallen. If they had as much intelligence
asa gobler they would know H. at not one
cent OF tax bad been paid to support the
war; that no levy has been made for that
purpose. and that the tax now being paid
10 under the assessment Tor 1860.
But 40 the people Sscm anxious abou
their taxes, and AS they are Groaning un
der their burden, We will oIplain to ,hsG
how they have been increased, and show
them that their increase iS the work o.
the miserable CrOaksrS who now complain
about them, and that their only purpos,
nov is to get into Ofico that they may
enjoy the proceeds Of the peoples toll.
ID 1850 your taxss for county pur,
possesses was SIS, ,4s3; in 1860 Il was N.
round little sum Of s66,36I. Thus you
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25
AFAmILY RLESSING.

din lifting the kettle from the fire II caught and
sealded my hand and person very severely-one hand
almost to crisp. The torture was unbearable. II
was an awful sight. The
Mustang Lnment appeared to extract the pain almost
Immediately II healed rapidly and left no scar Of nc.
count. Ch'rles Foster, 42O Broad Street. PAiHdsI.
phid'" tistrulya wonderful article. II will cure
any ease OF swelling, Burns Stiff joints Bruptions or
Rheumatism, For Horses II should never be dis
penscd with: One Dollars worth Of Mustang has fre-
Gnently saved valuable horse II cures Calls Sprains
Ringbone, SPAWN and Founders. Bepare Of imita-
hOH and eOaHiereits. counterfeit was put In cir
genuine will hereafter bear the signature OF G. v. .
Westbrook, Chemist. and d. s. Barnes, Proprietor
with the words Trade 'Mark, in two Medallions OF
the Fed eral Currency. Three Sizes. Sold through
out the habitable Globe. ID, S. BARNES
July ll-2ml4 New York
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 92.-The rout of The
National army was complete. 1t resulted
from panic. The several divisions are
now in their entrencbments opposite this
city. The entire loss is unknown, but it
is much smaller than first estimated.
There was but one man killed and six
woundtd out of both tue Ohio regiments.
The Government is taking active msa.
sur,s for concentrating the troops here.
This will be comparatively easy task,
the men being anxious to wipe out the
disgrace Of the panic.
Your correspondent ]. g. has just ar
rived. lie was the last man TO leave Cen
treville. Having had his horse captured.
he came in on foot. He will forward full
details by to.morrow's mail.
Senator Foster was not killed, as re-.
ported. There are subs anlial reasons
which prevent the forwarding Of details to.
night.
Five Of the wounded in the Ohio Rsgi-
mehts are at Centreville. Gen. Mellow
ell is at Arlington House.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25

Fox SORE THROAT, HUSsEwELL's s UNIvERs AZ CouGH
Remedy has proved itselfa perfect remedy for this
Troublesome complaint, result every one might ex
pec and every one will experience by trial. Ii is so
pleasant in application, and soothing to the in
famed throat, that Its effect Is almost insta
There is probably no greater error committed than
that Of not attending TO complaints othis kind In ear
y stages OF attack, as probably cases OF con-
sumption are produced by the neglect OF Throat Com
plant than any other. Being free Of all eompenens
to disturb the most delicate constitutions, we ask in
confidence, a trial. Asthe Universal Cough Remedy
aud It's astonishing results by new development
In medicine may ask all to be sure and get the
genuine to insure success. Sold by all respectable
lealeFA. Sac eeadyertisamanL-ImII
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IMPORTANT FROM COLUMBUS.

CoLuMuus, July 22.-General Cox was
At POGO on ths KauAwhA yesterday morn.
ing. The rebel force was enoam ped a,
Charleston. Ii is not the Cleveland Ar.
'ilItry that is with Cox's Brigade, but one
Company from Ravenna aud ono from
Canton. under Captain Cotton, of the lat.
ter place. They are State Companies
mustered for three years.
The conduct ofthe Ohio boys in the
SkeTry skirmish was truly gallant. They
are reported to have taken the snemy's
fire with disciplined coolness. In fact
they achieved victory, the rebels falling
back on Charleston.
Wide and deep excitement, but 6ru
determination, prevails in Columbus this
afternoon on the report Of o repulse at Ma
naSsas' The rumors are not generally
credited.
The nine Ohio three months regiments
In Western Virginia. whose tina is out
Will be Immediately ordered to Columbus
and DO mustered Ont Of service. 1t il
probable they will al bO mustered for the
war.
There 10 . report 10 night from Nonroe
county. that lot Of rebels crossed the
the Ohio river at Sun Fish, last night
and killed forty persons, and robbed ant
plundered generally, T.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25

This day has brought forth nothing
but dizziness Of brain and an indescri
bable inclination of my insides to get
out and my outsides 10 get in."-[ Ga
zeIts's Correspondent.
We truly sympathse with you. Your
condition must have been similar to that
of Gen'l Prices at the battle of Boone
vile. We hope you did not injure any
one in irving to relieve yoarscff.-Lan-
caster Union,
We are obliged for your "sympathies. "
Our "condition was desperate" We did
not "injure any one in trying to - re-
lieye ourself." but 1t was because there
vas no one present who answered our
purpose. II the senior editor OF the Un.
ion had been present he would have been
iu danger.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25

The following is an extractfrom letter written by
the Rev. s. Holme, pastorof epointStreet
Baptist Church, Brooklyn N. W to the "Journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes in
favor Of that world renowned medicine, Mas. WIN
slows soormSo sYRUP FcR CHILDREN TEETnINs;-
eve see an adv artlsement in your columns fMrs
WINsLOw's SooThINa SYRUP. Now we never said a
word in favor Of patent medicine before in our lfo
but We feel PEELED to say to your readersthat this
Is no humbng-ve hare triedt, and kHopit 10 be all
II claims. Is probably one OF the most successful
medicines Of the day. because Is Of the hest
Aud those Of your readers who have babies can o
better than tolay in supply.p'
March lS6l--ly49
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25
THE CAT Fish ARIsTocRAoY.

There is no portrait in DicEens,or Thack
eTy, or "PoTt Crayon," that will approach
the bogus aristocracy of PorkdOm alias
Cincinnati There is nothing in all na
ture so ludicrous. /. is conventional be-
yOnd all doubt, artificial in the extreme.
The ''ton" oi Cincinnati is composed of
the very lowest types Of humanity; per
sons entirely devoid Of birth, education
and good morals. Men who have not
ons single redcemiug quality, save little
money, which they have accumulated by
fraud, theft and avarice. of crime, sins,
and prostitution Of their more unfortunate
fellow beings. The head men, OF "up.
psrcrust,' who give the "ton" to society
and morals, and who are conspicuous on
all State occasions, consist in the main oI
the pl plosperous soap boilers, candle fac
tors, lard vender', and strychnne whisky
druggists such has v v hotel
cooks and stewards. and horse mill;uers-
men who know as little about good breed
ing as hedge hog. and less of good man
ners than grizzly bear.
know not unto what to liken this
sink vat of Black Republican filth, unless
l., be unto that place spoken Of by Coler-
idpe where the poe. discovered seventy
and seysn separate and different stinks,a all
we'll de6nsu' and district"
Virtue, ps,rio .tism and religion demand
that this putrid mn; ;sance should be re.
moved. "D.Lpda es. Carthage" The
grease spot must aud shall be wiped out
oauyE describes parade o. Union
mon in COvington. He says;
/ looked in vain, al over this strange
assembage, to see if l could discover a
Southern face-thank God. not single
feature responded in the affirmative. There
was not solitary native born Kentuck'
ian or Southarher amongst them. IL wds
a back alliance Of the mean par'tGncidt
Yankee wiM the nasty stiaking, dirty. soar
krOm eating lager beer drinking, Soitzsr
cheese stinkiag. leather beaded L'fdel
Dutch, Vih a slight sprintling Of the Nab'
Der nsou,hed. pop .nosed Irish OrangcmeH.
l was proud Of the Investigation. 1t
show ed the world where the virtue. Of
aueuoe, and intelligence Of Coving'on
was. Not one business man, or single
citizen Of note was to he seen with them.
l was pleased, with the show. = =
There is no use denying it, your cold-
blooded, spirit rapping, wilchcraft wor-
Shipping infdel Mormon Yankee don't love
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25
Dr'H Oback's 'sScandinavIanB m BlOOdPllIs
and Hood Purifier.

"The blood is tho life," says Scripture; so says
Science also. Expel corruption from the blood and
no disease can exist In the system. Ny Blood Pills
and Purifier perform their task eneetuaiy. They are
powerful vegetable detergents and cure all Iorms
disease, whioarise from impure blood, simply be-
cause thoy remove the common causes rom
the itfe'sustaining fluid. Hence their apparent lily
miraculous cures OF scrofula, eruptions,
pepsia liver complaints, rheumatism sweling OF the
Joints, and all affections Of the inte which
do notprocoed from malformation.
IT IFSooadVertisement. Im-lO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25

SURE CURE FOR FELoN.-When the soreness
first commences, or even when far advanced, II can
be relieved and entirely cured by holding the nger
or part afflicted in Perry Davis Pain Killer for half
an hour thas been thoroughly tested, and proves
a never falling remedy. felon is a troublesome
thing, and we would advise all so troubled to test the
remedy. Sold BY medicine dealers generally.
live take dellghtln referring our afflicted friends
to the druggists Of this city where that most estimabS
medicine, DR.. s. o. Richardson's SHERRY WINE
BlTTERS, can be procured. We advise our friends
TO use it, because we know its value in curing Fever
and Ague, diseases common to the West and all new
csuniesit should be kept at hand in every family.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25
Gpefial Notices.

Doctor Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band Is the only
known remedy for Rheumatism, G0ut and Neuralgia,
and the pernicous effects of Mercury, and 1t is with
the greatest satlsfaction to its merits. that call
the attention of our readers to the advertise mt in
another column of our paper, of the Anti.
Band-2ml4.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25
Compromise.

Now that every article which tho farm
or produces is at the very lowest price,
with direct taxation upjn US, and a
great national debt impending, we ask il
it would not have been wiser 10 have &C.
cepied The Crittender Compromise. and
thus have ayerted these losses and bur,
bens? Would it not be better to cOmpro,
mise now, on Just and honorable terms,
than to persist in the road 10 ruin?-[O.
hio Eagle.
Will you suggest some "honorable
terms ofcompromise" that can be effected.
Will you suggest some plan. Will you
tell your readers what terms other than
the unconditional recognition of the
Southern Confedcracy would be accepted
Do this or cease 10 cIoak.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25
Warm Times in Northern Missouri.

ST., Louis, July 90 --Advicts from
North Missouri are to the effect that on
Sunday morning body Of Col, Smiths
Missouri Zouaves went 10 DanVille. aud
arrested four men engaged in hanging
Col. Sharp.
Lieut., Jaeger took them to the outskirts
Of the town and shot them. One Of these
was Robert Terrall. formerly editor Of the
Danville Herald. Two men concerned in
the same outrage were shot near Mexico
Andraiu county. by a company Of oaval.
ry under Capt. Smith. Four others es.
capped on horseback.
One OF those shot was captain Of a
company Of rebels at Mexico, named
Moultrie. Fully 1000 troops are station.
cd at different points on the North Mis-.
souri, railroad,
]. is reported that large bodies of rsb'
els from Southeast Missouri ara march
ing on Pilo. Knob. the southern te:mi.
nus Of the Iron Moqptsin Rsilroad, aud
that Col. Bland, stationed al that point,
has sent here for re-onforcements.
a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25

HARMLHsS,--The Misrepresentation and
Genunciations Of the Ohio Esgle, by the
Cincinnati "Comnercisl," the Cincinnati
Gazette" "Lancaster Union" Logan
Monitor" Dr.. Scott. ana other compa'
rative Black Republican spokesb,en. Il D.
hio Eagle.
True--and tie reason is that language
cant reach you case. Your own conduct
places you in meaner light than any
thing that could prossibly be said. We
might as well expect to insult and effect
the devil, by calling him SMau.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25
@@a WgAwBEsS
CERATE. OINTMENT

and you have a permanent cure.
THE CERATE has proved itselfto be the best Oint-
me ver and where once used ithas never
been known to fail of meeting permanent cure OF
Old Sores, Tetter and Ringworin, Scad Head, Chill
blains aud Frost Bites. Barbef's' Itch, Chapped
Cracked Hands or Lips Blbches or Pimples on the
Face. And for SORE NIPPLES and SORE RYES.
the Cerate is the only thing required to cure. II
should be kept In the house of every family.
Now ts the time shat specific for Tetter and all
other humors arising from impure blood Is wanted
Read the following evidence In favor OF DR.. WeaV-
er's Syrup and Cerate;
JERoMEviLLE, Ashland Co., o., Nov. 90, 1850.
IN. HARaIs Il Co., CinciDnan-GtntlsmeA-f
deem 1t duty as well as pleasure to inform you
what DR.. Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
and Oerate have done for and hope that this let
ter may come to the notice OF all persons similarly
afflicted In the year 1850, was ,attacked with Tet.
ter, or Salt Rheum, on both my legs, and extended
until from my knees to my feet was one raw sore-I
consulted, and obtained medicines ard prescriptions
from nearly all II physicians in this vicinity, but oh
tained no relief, whan your agent Mr. Hoffman, Drug
and Cerate, which fortunately did, and am now q
sound, we'll man, by their use.
And with much gratitude, remain. onrshuly,,
JOHN WlERBAUGH,'
Mr.. Wisrbaughis gentleman wellknowp in Ash
land county.
Price Of Syrup 81, Cerate Q5c. per bottle. Direc-
tions accompany each bottle. Soldby most Medicine
dealers.
LN. HARRIS & CO, ,Cincinnati, Ohio,
PToprietors for the Western and Southern States
to whom orders for the above Medicines may be sd-
dressed. Sold Wholesale and Retail by G. KAUFF-'
MAN & 60. and u. l., SL0CUM, Lanoaster; p. HanS
PleasantVille; Jefferson Il Co., Thornvie; W. A -
Graham Zaneey Vile; Roberts Il Samuel, Columbus;
George n. Fckhardt, Circleyille. Noy.l ,ls6o-Iy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-25
EVERYBODY'S FRIEND,
PERRY DAVIS vEGETABLH
PAIN NTGGIR

lPAHN NHAA&W
The Great Family Medicine Of the Age.
VVAKRN INTERYALLY, 1T CURES SUDDEN
bihy, Nursing Sore Mouth, Oankef, Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia or indigestion, Cramp and Pain In stom-
Ach, Bowel ompaint, Painters Colic Asiatic ChOl'
era, Diarrhea and Dysentery. fcr
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURFs.
Felons Bolls and Old Sores Severe Burns and scalds
Cuts, Bruises and Sprains Swelling OF the joints.
Ringworn, Telter, Broken Breasts Frosted Feet and
chilblains, Toolhache, Pain in the Face, Neural
gia and Rheumatism.
It "a sure remedy for AouE and CHIILs and FEVER.
PAIN KILLER.
taken internally, should be adulterated with milk or
water, or made into syrup with molasses. For
Cough, atew drops on sugar eaten will DO more ef-
For Sore Throat mix the Pain Killer with wsior
and gargler the throat.
See Printed directions, UhieA accompany each bottle.
The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent allowed
to have won for itself reputation unsurpassed in
the history Of medical preparations Its inStantane
effect In the entire eradication and extinction OF
PAIN, in all It's various forms incidental TO the human
family, and the unsolicited written and verbal tes.
mony Of the Masses In its favor, have been and
its own best tadve ertisement.
What stronger proof Gf these facts can be pro-,
duced than the following letter, received unsolee
REV. w, B.JACoBs.
NEWARK N. J. June 9Th, 1860.
Messrs. Perry Davis & Son-GsntIemsH:-Allo
ne, unsolicited. to send you word OF commenda-
tOn for your Pain Killer. Ihave used In my family
these several years, and found all II claims to be.
For Rheumatism, Coughs Colds, Burns Cholera ten
deucies and diouties, well as diseases generally
that prevail In families. regard the Pain Killer as
beyond all price ,and efcaci0us beyond any med
cine within my knoweledge We keep u as our chief
family medicine and 6nd its use In ordinary cases
worth more than any doctor. The testimony Of 9TH
ers among nv acQuaiDtances and friends is equally
favorable. MANY clergymen have spoken OF II in
the hi CHEST terms family medicine. Missionaries In
repeated instances have said to me in person and in
their letters that the Pain Kilerw by far the best
medicine used in then lands, and they used II for
themselves and families, and adminsterit to others
around them. This much am inclined 10 say as an
act orjustce TO yourselves, and asa benefit to 9TH
You at liberty to use this testimonial, II Of
any service. REV. W. b. B.JACOBS.
| Later Editor Christian Chronicle.
BEWARE OF ALL INTlMATI0Nsi
The Pain Killer Is sold by all respectable Druggists
throughout the U. States and In Foreign Countries.
Priess-25 cents so cents and 81 per bottle
J.N. HARRIS & co. Propnetors
Forthe Western and Southern States. Cincinnati, o..
Sold Wholesale and Retail by G. Kaufman d Co.,
Z. L.. Slocum, Sinord Sturgeon Lancaster; Richard
B. Walker, West Rushvile; p. Hane, PlearantviEeIi
A. Fenstmaker Il Brother, Waterloo; Brossman puu
nd re v, I.thO polls; David ProbOst Marcy; We!elI
Macarthur, MI lerspOrt;J .Lerch & Co. Amanda.
| November ]. Ie60-1y3I
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We publish below extracts from alst-
ter of ogilvie Byron Young TO thsCynthi-
ana Kentucky News.
ogilvie is fare specimen Of "SOuth-
ern Chivalry" aud we publish his letter
for the purpose of showing the ysOmanry
Of the North, and especially our GsrmG"
and irish friends in what estimate they
are held by the South:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-02
A PIsroL TO LIEUT.. d. CALK1Ss-

A PIsroL TO LIEUT.. d. CALKISs-On
Saturday evening last, the friends of Lieut.
Calkins, of the Wolverine Sharp-shooters, who
left this city on Monday, waited upon him for
the purpose of presenting him pistol on be-
half of the Sabbath School of the Presbyterian
Church of this city, with which he was connect
ed. The presentation was made by the Pastor
Of the Church, Rev. c. S. Armstrong, with re-
marks appropriate to the occasion, to which the
Lieutenant made brief response. Lieut..
Calkng, formerly of Adrain, has been a resi-
dent Of this city about two years. He has
many warm friends who are as much gratified
in giving, as he is in receiving-an effective
weapon with which to meet the enemies of our
country, who are fighting for barbarism dis
graceful to God and man. The pistol is one Of
Colts six shooters, with an eight inch riaed
barrel, sighted, and can he used with fatal ef-
feet at distance OF fifteen rods 1t was a
present of which the recipient will prove him
self worthy.