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To Mas. SrASsBuaY Aso OTnxR LADIES VINO
HAVE so GENEROUSLY MapE AND TyNDERED
US sATcHELs FILLED WITH COMBS, sEEBLss,
PINS, &C., &c.
LADlEs:-Ou behalfof Company A, oi the
10Th regiment, Ohio volunteers, United
States Army, offer our warmest thanks;
and yet this does not, wofls cannot express
our feelings.
We know the usefulness OF the articles
you have made US, aud we will appreciate
them IN the daily routine Of Soldiers life; T;
but the kind sympathy that has rendered
them is what we prize most highly-the
knowledge that warm true hearts, devoted
to us through the cause we have espnused,
have made thern that warm loving sympa-
thies Of true. hearted women are wrapped in
them, and are bidding us God speed in a
noble cause, will make them to be held
above all price in our estimation.
Ladies', we are not invincible--we are not
ftultcSS; but we do feel that we are not
towards, and we feel assured that those OF
us who, in God s providence, are permitted
TO return, you Will be as proud 10 welcome
home as you now are to assist in our depart
ure. We " forth feeling that our cause is
just, and we trust in the strength Of "One
who has all power in his will.
In saying Good Bye, we say also God
bless you. Go on, Indies, IN your good
work. encourage all who have put on their
country's arnor; love, protect, cherish aud
encourage the mourning hearts we leave be.
hind. Give us passing tear, IL we fall IN
your defense; but let others take our place.
We 20 forth feeling that we may
~ the God nf Battles trust:
iNe We may and dc We must
But uN where can dust To dat
BE- cui,srued So well,
As where heaven It's dews shall shed
In the mar,v:ed PATRIOTS bed.
And the rucks shall raise their heads
Oi lis deeds to 'eil?
4. LASGwoErnY.
Cap,HIn Company a.
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From Jefferson CITY.

August PA battery of guns
arrived tonight from Illinois, and
will at once be placed at command
ing points.
There are now $500 troops in
Guiding 200 home guards, in this
city. Reintorcements are expected
tomorrow. Jefferson City is quiet,
but it is known that Mccullough is
approaching as rapidly as possible.
Tomorrow morning Colonel Mar
shslls Illinois regiment of cavalry
start toward Lexington to make OBJ,
servations and drive tho rebels out
of that place. Every preparation is
Icing made to defend the city.
To-day q detachment OF five hum
dred Of Col. Richardson's home
guards arrived from all expedition
They have been to Jamestown
This place is labout twenty.three
miles above here. The Soldier.
left on Wednesday for jamestown
on tho steamer Iataa. They took o,
provisions with them, there beins
u1oalxnl 5aha|a n the vicinity, the,
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Reception of the Volunteers at Mount
Blanchard.

Mn. EDIToR:-Being present and witness
ing the grand reception OF returning volun-
teers on the lith instant, at Findlay, Ohio,
| conSidered it not amiss TO let your many
readers hear how our volunteers from this
part Of Hancock county, was received upon
their return. AS you are aware, it was on
the evening of the l4th. When they arrived
IN Findloy; their arrival at Mount Blanchard
mus, necessarily be quite late in the evening
The whole village was astir, all seemed anx.
lous to greet their returning friends, but the
lateness OF the evening prevented any pub
lie demonstration. Captain Greer, in behalf
Of the Mount Blanchard home guards, polite.
ly invited the Jackson Grays, commanded
by Captain Sampson, of Jackson township,
to meet with them on the 18th instant, TO
join in good time Of welcoming the few
brave volunteers. About two o. clock on
the 18th, the citizens OF the surrounding
country began to flock in town, the notice
being very short, there was not full turn.
out Of the Jackson Gfays; however there
were part OF the company present, formed
into line at the North end OF town and
marched IN met by Capt. Greer and compa.
n.y. and escorted through the streets. The
military formed in front Of Cook IL Lilli-
BRIDGES store, in the l1lIowing order: music
in front followed by the volunteers, Jack.
son GrnyS, aud NJ. Blanchard Guards. The
military then marched thsongh Main street,
to the South end Of town, coun,crmarc he'd
to the front Of Hanlin's store, where a TEN.
porary staging lad been erected. Speeches
we've then delivered by Messrs. Jacob Taylor
and DR.. y. Mansfield, welcoming the return.
ed volunteers, which were responded 10 Ivy
M.ssrs. c. d. Mcdonald and \. D. Shaier,
IN behalf Of the volunteers. The speakers
were enthusiastically cheered.
Marshal J. ". Hnmin announced that re-
ireshments were ready. After plrtakmg OF
the excellent repast prepared by the ladies.
the military resumed their march through
the streets, and were finally dismissed with
three hearty cheers for the Union and Con
stltution.
Tha volunteers seemed in good health and
spirits, and some Of them expressed desi,e
10 serve during the war.
\ I,rkSnN Gn,y
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OF Sr. ASrnoNy's FntE, and indeed the whole
c!as, of complaints arising from IMpuRiry OF
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This compound will be found n great pro-
motcr of health, when taken in the spring, to
expcl the foul humorS which tester in the
blood at that season OF the year. BY the time
Is expulsion of them many ranking disorders
nre nippcd in the bud. AIultitudos can. by
the aid of this remedy, spare themselves from
the endurance of foul ertiptions and ulcerous
sores, through which the system will strive to
rid itself of c1rruptions, if not assisted to do
this through the natural channel, Of the body
b" an Alternative medicine. CLEANSE out tho
with ed blood whenever YOU find its impuritie,
bur,tin. : through the skin in pimplcs. eruptons,
or sorcS; cleanse it when you find it is OBJ
strncted ant, sluggish in the veins cleanse il
,ybsnnvLr Il /. l',ul, and your feelings will tell
,,o,, ,ybor Eve, where no particular disorder
is cJ, nnnni,, enjoy better health, and live
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Our { DulItTy.

speak 10 you now, inspired by the love
iol country and Of home. and say to l'Hu
Oh! in the name Of our county - III the
name Of our immortal WASHINGTON, take
yout life in your hands and 90 aud defend
the Nag of oar Union; yes, take them up .
never lay them down until you see the star
spangltd banner float over every inch Of
AinerIcan soil and we are once more free
united people. You may lay your re down
as sacrifice on the altar OF your country
yes, you may Meet dratL on the battlefield;
but meet 1t btaveIy, maniully, trusting in
God til the last; for you cannot die in
hoicr cause.
Mothers, sisters, and wives. know It is
hard to Part with those you love; Lu, would
you keep them back, when our Gag is being
daily imSuIteu' An no, but rather bud
them God speed. Let them be inspired by
the love Of country and uf home; let them
raise their voice aud hands IN defence of
that coanlry. bought by tie blood OF our
iorclataers.
have father, dear to ne as life, that
soon expect TO bid farewell, /; may he 70.
the last time; but had rather know ,0at he
would die on the battlefield than to hear II
asserted that he is coward.
/ Yes, now is the time for every man to
show his hand and do OF die. Yomr friends
may say To you, that your services are not
needed. "Let some one else 20 " no can be
spared better than yuu.' What il all had
obeyed such tender ordersi Where now
would be our homes and the dag We love!
The former woull have been desUlalcd aud
the latter tramplcd under foot by traitors
Then remember
The iltg of our Union.
II has trailrd IN the dust:
Rise, men Ui freedom.
In 'iod he thy trust.
Lay low the traitors
That are Ia our Land;
Shoulder yuar musket
And gu hand IN hand.
/ FOSTOBIA, August IL. M E. B,
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PuRIFY THE BLooD,-Dr. Weaver's Med
iclnes for Humors.-rhese invaluable med q.
icines have achieved a complete triumph in
eradica,irg Humors OF all kinds from the
human system. They were introduced to
the public some six years since, and have
been used with entire success. The Canker
and Salt Rheum Syrup is taken internally,
which cleanses the blood by throwing I'M
purlties to the surface, when the Cera,e is
applied externally, and all the eIuptlons are
destroyed. and health and beauty restored.
ThetI astonishing success has called out
many ignorant pretendeIs, who have intro.
dueed their wonderful productions to the
public. They aIe cut in almost every form,
from Panaceas down to Pilis, and all FOL
Humors, loi course they are.)
1t is sold by medicine dealers generally.
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who loves his country cearer than party
This is the way we would like to hear all
men talk. Then the federal government
would be maintained and its supreme laws
obeyed.
Then, as the Democratic party has held q
convention, regardless Of entreaties or con-
sequences, and adopted a set Of resolutions
which do not meet The appreciation Of the
people Of Ohio, we urge upon the Republic.
an party TO nominate at the coming conven.
tion, strictly Union men-no matter to what
party they may belong. In doing so, men
who always have supported the Democratic
party in former days, now seeing its oppo
sition to the administration, will be seen
focking to the Union party. as do birds to
Southern climes at the approach Of Winter.
Then, we say nominate Union men Of oil
parties without respect 10 any pdrtyj and
then
"The star.spangled banner In triumph shall
wave,
Der the land of the free and the home Of tho
brave"
-lALPuN.
Mr. BLANCHARD, Ohio, Aug. %, 1861.
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ACTION on THE REPUBLICAN GEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE

WHEREAS. The only question now dividing
he American people, Is that Of loyalty to the
government established by our revolutionary
sircs, or sympathy with those who arc wick.
edly seeking TO overthrow 1t, and TO establish
within our Uniou " separate power, indcpend.
ent Of and foreign TO the regular COVER. ment.
and
WHEREAS. The loyal people Of the United
States, prompted by the highest patriotism,
and discarding vii political distinctions rs un
worthy their attention at u time like this, are
freely pouring out their treasures and their
blood for the protection OF our government and
the preservation Of our liberties; and mas.
much as we regard the agitation OF political
questions Mt tho present time as unwise and
calculated only 10 promote divisions among
those who should be united in the common
cause Of otr country; it is therefore
Rsso,osd, BY the Republican Central Com
mittco Of Hancock county, that We deem 1t
inexpedient at the present time To call con.
vention OF our party for the purpose Of ofmaking
county nominations, and that wo willioave the
matter to tho people at large, to take such
action In the premises rs to them may seem
best calculated TO promote harmony of action
and secure the choice of good and efficient
mon to Office at the comrg election.
HENRY PORCH. Chairman,
ID. D. BEARDSLEY, Sscrftarg.
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At Sandy Hook they discovered

AT Sandy Hook they discovered
eight mounted rebels on the bank
who upon seeing the steamer sp'
proa' ching, fled. Ten men were
Immediately detached in pursuit,
and coming in sight Of the rebels
fired. Two of them Immediately
dismounted and leaving their horses
escaped into the woods. Their ami
mails were captured, and a fine
double bsrreled shotgun. and q
Lieutenant's Uniform fell also into
the hands of the iederaists. One
Of the horses had a fresh saber cut
across his head. and the rider was
known to have been engaged in che
battle at Springfield.
Meanwhile the balance of the
forces we're marched to jamestown.
which is about tour miles from Sandy
Hook. They arrested two OF the
most noted secessionists in the whole
state, George Jones and 9. IIickox,
besides seven others OF lesser note
From the first mentioned. who is
a wealthy Farmer, the troops took
ten horses and levied ammunition
and provisions from ali the rebels in
the vicinity.
They returned with twenty horses
and considerable quantity of pro-
visions, and nine prIeVners. One OF
the prisoners vas put upon the con-
lessiunal, and divulgcd the names
OF all the men--eightecn in number.
who ti'cd the other day with such
fatal effect upon the railro ld trains.
They will be arrested at once if still
in the vicinity. Jones was the
President Of the knights of the
Golden Circle. The property of
the Union men was left untouched. /
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UNION COUNTY CONVENT N -iu
accordance with call, issued by the
leading men Of all parties in the
county, convention will be held in
Fiudiay, tomorrow, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate Tor Re
preventative. a candidate for Com
missioner, and candidate for Pros.
ecuting Attorney. This moveDcnt
meets, as might be expected, bitter
opposition from professional office.
seekers. and those who signed the
call may expect to be visited, and
most thoroughly manipulated, for
the purpose Of having them 'recan,,
and come out in published notice,
stating that they had mistaken the
nature OF the call, or something to
that effect. Such is the game play
ed. we notice, in other count es,
where calls Of this kind have been
put forth. An attempt will be made
10 coerce business men, by threaten.
ing them with prescription, and all
such artiiices will be ad pied, to
deter men from an independent course
OF action. But will candid, honest
Union MeD-me who make country
everything, in THE contest. allow
themselves to be influenced by such
men? All that snch men aim at ~
keeping up old party Iincs, is per
sonal elevation. Mark that
The present important crisi' re.
quires the Union aud co-oueratiDu o,
all who have truly at heart the good
q, the county. Now is not tie tine
for them 10 divide NJ, aud tn!l ont
among themselves, and thus give
encouragement Ia the enemies OF our
government. The loyal people OF
tie North must be united, or the
country is lost. That fact should
be fully realized By every true pat
riot.
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How Does Peruvian Syrup
CURE 50 MANY DISEASES
APPARENTLY DISSINILARi


Whenever the mind is taxed more than the
body, the penalty is Dyspepsia, the most
convenient name for legion Of complaints,
beginning with impaired digestion. aud gem
orally ending in CONSUMPTION, aud all Or
iglnating in deterioration of the blood.
From the Rev. DR.. GaEEsLEAr.l
CIscrNNArI, October 10, 1859.
have derived so mGch personal benefit
from the Peruvian Syrup. that do not hes.
itatate to recommend its use to all that large
class OF cases, where Iron is the eihcient
remedy. To Clergynen especially, and
persons whose occupations tax heavily the
nervous Energies, or to sufferers from the de.
biltating effects Of Summer heats. believe
this to be an invaluable remedial agent.
p. II. GREENLEAF,
Rector of 81. Paups church.
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DEATH,-Died on the 18th instant, Anna
Clemie, youngest child of II. ID. Ogden, in
The eighth year of her age.
Stern Death, with unrelenting hand,
Entered our humble home,
And singled from our little band
The fairest, loyeliest one,
She clasped me in her dying arms,
And kissed her last farewell;
The anguish then that rent my heart
No human tongue can tell.
l raised her gently on her bed,
Ere fled the vital spark;
A few short breaths and she was dead
"Death loves a shining mark"
ii. ID. Oss's.
Died on the 9th instant, Of Consumption
at Vanlue, Hancock county. and buried OF
the 7th instant at PerIysbuIg, Mrs. Margre
Beach, wife OF S. N Beach, esq, aged abou
Al years,
"Mrs. Beach lived many years at Perys
burg, aud it was our good fortune to becom,
intimately acquainted with her. She wa!
a good woman in the highest and best accept
alton of the term. Every enterprise in th,
community calculated to pIomote the hap
piness of mankind, and in which it wa
proper for females to interest themselves
received her warmest sympthies and highes
efforts. She was first and foremost in ever
good and perfect work and as wife, mother
Christian, and neighboT, was without re
pToseh. She had few equals and no super
Tors in effective go0dRess. We will mouf
- s...ll ..,u "a ths
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Proceedings of the Township Union
Meeting.

Pursuant to a call, large numter of the
Union men Of F.ndlay township NE, Mt the
Court houSe. on Wednesday evening, Au.
gust %, 1851, for the purpose Of appointing
dele yates 10 attend the Union County Con.
yention.
G.. W. TwinIng was cnl!ed to the chair,
and S. 5. Smith was appointed Secretary. -
j. b. Rothchild! stated the object OF the
meeting, after which James Harsh made a
brief and patriotic speech.
The following named persons, were then
appointed delegates 10 the County Conven
tion:-Paul .Sours, DR.. W. II. Carlin. Charles
Elms, John A. Robinson. William Taylor,
A. d. Smith, NJ. Merchant, Moses Louthan,
Simon Yerger, G.. W. Twiniug, Henry Popp,
g. F. Smith, William Martin, William II.
Wheeler. ID. Cory, II. Schwartz, Israel
Green, q. Chadwic, S. S. Smith, S. NJ Guy
er, Jacob Klmmons, J. NJ. Palmer, w. NJ
Detwiler, Jesse Wheeler, Daniel Kline
r. L. StrotheI, Jesse Guise, p. D. Bigelow
William Anderson, John Engelman, J. II
Wilson. Isaac Davis, George Biggs. Pete
Swim, and Edward Howell.
J. c. Lee, OF Tiffin, Ohio, was then in
troduced, who made an eloquent and appIo
pirate speech
On motion of II, S. Shannon, the proceed
ings Of the meeting we've ordered to be pub
lished in the county papers. The meeting
then adjourned.
G. w. TWINING. Chairman;
S. S. SMITH, Secretary.
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Da. R,on.npsos's sarss~wiss B,rrrns.

DR. RtcHaRDsos' s SHERRwWIsE BiTrERs
In 1911, Dr.. Nathan Richardson, Physician
residing in South Reading, Mas .achusetts
discovend, and proved in his extensive
practicein that place aud neighborngt towns,
the beneficial effects Of the medicine now
given tothe world as the Sherry Wine Dit
ters. 1he success of M. Richardson pfac-
tice becoming heralded throughout the
New Etgiand states. his business so in
creased, that he was soon compelled to re.
linquSh the visiting system, and establish
Offices IL different parts OF the state, where,
on stated days, he met his patients. Sun.
day was the ualy day that he could be found
at home, and many of the present inhabit.
ants NJ South reading will well rcmcmher
the throng OF calr.ages that always surround.
ed his house on the Sabbath.
The present proprietor, DR.. s. o. Rich.
ardSon, (son OF the late DR.. Nathan Richatd-
SOM, graduate OF the New Hampshire
Medical College, where he received his de
grees with usual honor, and also member
Of the Medical Society of Boston, f0r the
purpose of relieving has aged and honored
parent from his nrdnnus duties, was induced
to relinqulsh hisvaluable practice in Boston,
to superintend the manufacture OF this med =.
icine, as II requires great skill and accuracy
in its preparing
The genuine is sold by all Druggists in
Findlay.
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Legal Notice.

DANIEL II. KELLEY, whose place of resi-.
~ dence IS unknown, is noihcd that Name y
Kelley did, on the third day Of August, \, d.
1851, tilc her petition IN the Office of the CLERK
Of the Court uf Common Pleas, within and for
the county Of Hancock, and state Uf Ohiu,
charging the said Daniel Il, Kelley witt cx
trelne cruelty and gross neglect of duty; snd
asking that she may DO divorced from the said
Daniel H. Kelley; and that the Court may dG
cree Ia her almony and tho custody Of Aman
di Kelley; which petition Will stand Tor hor
ing it the next torn OF said Court.
NANCY KELLEY,
BY 0'NEAL, DLAEKFoRD 4 HARSH 3 BgARDsLEY,
Her Attorneys,
Dated this 18th day Of August, A, d. lsGl.
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The UNIlN 81 mEETISd IN THE CouRr
ii UsE.-Previous notice that's town.
snip meeting would be held in the
Count House, on Tuesday evening
fer the appointment OF delegates lr
the County Convention, to be held
here on Saturday next, at the APP
pointed hour, a large number of our
cItiztns, of both parties, came To-.
aether, at the ringing of the bell, and
very soon tho house vas full. Moth,
ing had been contemplated but bu-
sihess meeting, and nothing but q
deep interest in the Union movement
could have brought so many people
together on 50 short notice. After
the organization Of the meeting, and
the appointment of delegates, spirited
Union speeches were made by Mr.
james Harsh, and j. Q. Lee, esquire
OF Tiffin. The meeting was a very
enthusiastic one, and the appeals
made by the speakers for a union o
adj loyal men in one great union par
~, were received with APPLAUSE
We were glad to see good and true
men Of all political complexions
taking part in the meeting, which i;
but an earnest of what the peoples
movement will do in the future.
The proceedings OF the meeting
land list Of delegates will be founc
in another column.
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CURE YouR Own HoRsEs, and save a Far
rier' feel The following letter received from
Doct. Deal, who is VetIinary Surgeon of
great skill:
BowERsviLLE. Harrison county,
Ohio, May. 1860.
Mesrs. J, N. Harris & Co., Cincinnati:
have given Perry Davis Killer in many
cases of Collie, Crsmp and Dysentery IN
horses, and never knew it to fail to cure n
single instance. look upon it as a
certain remedy. JOHN Il. DEAL.
fot Colds, Sprsins. &C.. there is no better
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LITE FILLS AID PHOENIX RITTERS

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L thepublic for .tperiud of THIRTY YEARS.
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iur their extraordinary aud Immediate power
ni RESTORING perfect health to persons Suffering
under nearly every Kind oi disease To- which
the human frame is liable.
The following are among tho diStrcssiH.
variety uf human Nj SrusoS IN which the
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officers ul the Ohio Farmers Fro Insurance
Company, and bu"wing them io bo mC-l of the
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lGcl ~ hesitation in recommending IL 10 you
~ safe and reliable. The company presehir
numerous and reliable certificates of theit
tblllty and rrOmpineSs Ia fulhl all their On
Stgemen's, among which are testimonials from
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II. Citnield, J. q. Johnson, Hon. N. $. Town
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