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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
Political Changes i'm Kentucky .

LOUISVILLE, Aug. l6 by an amicable ar,
TaDgement, John F. Fisk has resigned the
Speakership of the Senate, and James H. Rob
insoD, OF Scott county, elected to fill the vacancy
Beriah Magofan has resigned the Governoship,
and thus Robinson becomes Governor de facto
for Magofin's unexpired term.
Matt. johnson, OF Lexington. has been elect.
ed Secretary Of State. John B. Temple has re-
the duties thereof devolving on Robinson a:
acting Governor. Robinson and Johnson arc
able aud ssaunch Union men.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
Kentucky In Danger-GFeat Excite.
menI NJ IndlnnnnOIin.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1.-THE news from Ken.
tlcky creates the most intense excitement here.
Troops ere being rushed forward with all posi-
BILE speed. E
Gov. Morton has induced Maj Gen. Lew,
Wallace and Gen. Dumont, who are here on
leave Of absence, to take command, tempoFa.
rily, Of the new regiments.
Gen. T. A. Morris, Gen. ]. J. Reynolds, and
Gen. Lane also take command of new regi-
ments. All the energy of the executive depart
mant is being put forth to save Kentucky from
invasion,
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lied and poured such destructive Gre on the
ooemy that they retired in disorder. Several
Of them were taken prisoners.
:, Jef Thompson sent flag OF truce to General
Hoveey, who occupies Oidtown, thirty miles be-
low Helena, last week, and demanded the sur.
render OF all negroes within bis lines, or pre-
pare 70 night. Hovey dismissed the Aag and
started in pursuit with ten days ratiops.
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Repuiso of the EnemJ,s Advance at
CulpepDeP.

CuLPEPfER, Aug. 26.-Gen. Sgel, who occu.
pies the advance, near the Rapidan, reports
this morning, that the enemy made feint or
attempt to cross the river, but he drove them
back. $3.50 Ha t--
There was a general advance toward Rapi
dan to-day. II the enemy intends to dispute
our possession Of Orange they will endeavor
to drive us back. Nothing heard from them so
far.
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jon. Thompson AGAIN,

CAIRo, Aug. l7.--Judge Joshua Allen, mem
Der Of Congress from'the 18th district, was ar
rested and brought here, charged with dIscour-
aging enliatmsntsy Judge Duff OF Nation
county, was also arrested on a similar charge.
4, The Memphis Bulletin OF, the l4!h aays that
party Of JeR Thompson'a cavalry sur rpriscd q
company Of the 3d Wisconsin, eleven miles eAst
lcf Helena, on tbe lIth. Our forces soon raj
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Oaptnred by Guerrlllas.

NASHVILLE, Aug. l6.--A construction Il ain
len this morning to repair the tunnel at Gala
Tin, The hands were captured by Guerrillas
near Galiatin. The engineer escaped with the
locomotive. -
II is rumored that the houses of several
Union men have been burned at Gallatin.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

New YoRK, August 1.-THE steamer Trade
Wind, from New Orleans 9Th, reports the rebels
under Breckinridge attacked Baton Rouge on
the 5!h, bu. were repulsed
Gen. Williams had his head shot of by a
cannon ball.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, influenza, HOnrsenesS
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the Relief
Of COnsumptivc Patients
fn advanced StngeS
OF tho DfseRse.
This Is remedy 50 universally known to surpass any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints that
Is useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unrivalcd excellence for coughs and codsapd its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations 'of the earth
Few arc the communtes, families, among them
who have not some personal experience OF Its elects
some living trophy In their midst of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders OF the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
as they know too the effects Of this remedy we need NOT
do more than to assure them that II has now all the viz
tues that 1t did have when making the cures which have
won so strongly upon the confidence OF mankind.
Prepared by DR.. 10. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
and for sale by @. ROBERTS, Columbus, aud BY all
dealers In medicine everywhere.
April Is, 1a62-d&weowly cT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EpIleps
av. nIelnncholH. NeurnlGln. Z.

Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine II stmu-
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond Ito
reach Such remedy has long been required by the ne
cessies Of the people, and confident that this viii
do for tllem NIL that medicine can do.
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AYERS
SarSaparilla

And for the speedy cure Of the following complaints;
Scr0fula ana scroful ous Affections such
as Tumorsl Ulcers, Sores Eruptlons1
Rlains, and all Skin Dlseasoas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

The Sorghum sugar they manufacture in
ONO is as white as the best New Orleans; the
crystals are large and translucen az honey,
and the flavor is equal 70 any sold in the Gin
cinnau market.
~ A collection of 'baer songs" has been made
by Schubert, under the title Of s4arnbrihus,' -
containing sixty-seven pieces, among them an
old "Birrled" of 1906.
~It - proposed to light the British Museum
from the outside, rerectors being used tor trans
hitting the rays into the building The trustees
are fearful of introducing gas
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The late triple tragedy " Otis, Massachu.
sets, was one Of the most fiendish outrages on
record. A woman named Jones was grossly
Fiolatsd and then brutality muir dered, as Were
also couple Of her children, who were in the
woods with her picking berries. The criminal
James Callen ser, has been betrayed by his own
con, and there.is other strong evidence against
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ne debut Of Adelina Patti n Paris was
= oIhfant success. After her first air in II
oAfoere she was showered with bouo nets.
eeong which were several adorned with IittI,,
Aesan naSs, flung on the stage hy Ameri-
tnous in her praise. Hector B.Tl,o., - IA.
Revue Musicale, advises those who wish 70
see "EeRtkness united 10 naivete, Hebe in per.
con, the goddess Of youth, who has Quilted the
gods TO visit u.s." TO go to the Italian Opera,
where Patti sings. Berlioz is usually a severe
critic but be seems 70 be quite fascinated BY the
hssle New York girl.
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49, James Davenport, cotton-spinner Of
Osonam. England, has died from the effects OF
Q very bad practical Joke Several men. the
deceased amongst them, had a sleeps pluck
and liver cooked. One OF them, Massey, fur.
ovsiy dropped quantity of jalap and castor
cal Into the dish while cooking All the men
Who pArtook Of II Were ill, but, with The excep-
non Of Davenport, they recovered Massey
ana me druggist who supplied the stuff are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

- Roman correspondent of the Courier
aas Marches states that the mausoleum which
Plus TX has Ordered to be erected for himself
In the Church of Sta. Maria Maiore, at Rome
snAs been commenced. II Is to be- in the same
style as that of Plus VIII in ST. Peters Thirty
thousand crowns have been assigned for ia
construction; but there il reason 10 believe n
viii cost much more.
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TO HORSE OWNERS,.

Dr. SWEETS INFIIIIBIE IyyruPNr
FOR HORSES is unriysled by any, and in ali
eases OF Lsmeness, arising from Sprains Bruises
Harness or Saddle CALLS, Scratches, Mango. de-, Il
viii also cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may
stages, but confirmed eases are beyond the posi-.
oility of radical cure. No case Of the Kind how
ytated by this Liniment and its faithful spplics-
tSn Hill aisaIs remoye the Lameness. and enable
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY

DR.. SWEETS fNFALLIBLE LINIMRNT
- An external remedy, is with out rival and viii
srstion. For all Rheumatic ard Nervous Dissr.
dsrs II 10 truly infal ele, snd IS q curative for
healing and powerful Strengthening properties eE,
cite the Just wonder and astonish ment Of ali Who
have ever given IL trial. Over one thousand ser
tiDcates of remarkable cures performed by IL with.
in the Last two years, attest the fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

- very satisfactory and almost unpreca-
dented fact as regards the health OF Paris il
MAT, on the l1th Of November, not q single
death took place In the LIST, I'd, and 3d arron-
Easements, which contain a population OF
more than 246,0OO That circumstanc, Is aoubt-
less owing 70 the works which are being daily
carried on by the city for improving the sew
craze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

DEATH OF MANDARIN Wharf.-The Over.
land tChina) Mail, Oct Is, says:
From Nfngpe we learn that General Ward
has been killed while operating against the
Taepihgs in the neighborhood. In our last
summary Of news we spoke Of q lsmentable
catastrophe brought on by a French officer at
\ q faou, town up the river from Ningpo.
The Cantonese, who then deserted and went
over to the Rebels, appear to have conveyed to
the latter an erroneous impression of our force
and intentions, for the Taepings began to move
about the country more freely, and burn down
the hamiets as usual, plundering and murder
ing on all sides. They came to the town of
Taze-hee, but were completely repulsed by the
shells from the Contucins and the Hardy, md
by Wards Legion. On this occasion the
Taepings left seven hundred killed on the field
and all their flags.
Ward was viewing the fueitives through his
glass when bullet entered his belly, just above
the navel He was brought do in the Hardy,
and died the following day in DIR. Parke's Hoe
MS VIII, leaving Sir James Hope and the Hon.
Mr.. BurilDgame as his executors He leaves
Some two or three hundred thousand dollars
His loss is perhaps to be regretted, as he had
great influence among his troops, who are said
10 have reposed the highest confidence in their
leader: No successor to Ward has yet been
named.
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- ". II. Hodgdon, proprietor OF the West
chester Pa Jefersonian-a paper which was
suppressed some time since on account OF its
reasonable utterances-has brought an action
srainst L. :. Marshal Milward, who seized the
property OF the establishment lie laws the
damages At $4,000.
- Among the animals presented to the Enn
peror OF the French by the Kings of Siam is "A
oya. 49, OF colossal size ltappearS that tins
nne Snmalis not of very amable dispos,ion
Sof In the passage from Bankok to Suez he hit
On me nsno OF passenger who had the impu
atnee 10 carees him.
"DAT's WHATS DE MArTKR.-The RrooL
iyn Eagle insinuates that the Rev. Uenrv Wa
Bsseher rounded on one OF the periods in h.
'rhAnk.giving discourse with his expre.,lxs
bat hardly ministerial, phrase.
- Is Is announced that n banker OF Parma
ItSly, has fed from that town. leaving e d..
acAsney Of f+Oo,oo0 IL was added that his
catastrophe had ca used the failure Of several
Aouses at Bologna and Ancona.
PIsooCIoUs.-A girl in Livingston county,
~ y E., VINO will not be eleven years Old nail
All month, recently gave birth 70 child.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

WIN. +. DOVE co.
<A20 Nov prepared to execute ANY orders With
which they may be favored In the
PLUMBING, Gas, Or sLEAA FITTING BUsI.
~ Store on Ninth street. few doors north 81
Renneylva niA avenue where may BE- found . com.
Rlete assortment Of CHANDELIERS and other GAS
6TEAM and WATER FIXTURES ian lily
W. GAS FIXTURES
w Hsve In Store, and are daily receiving, GAS
and Finish superior In style 10 anything heretofore
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally . eall and examine
oar stock Of g Az and WATER FIXTU RES, feeling
confident that We have the best selected stooh In
Waahington
~ An Ws-k In the above line intrusssA to ou1
care win be promptly attended 70.
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usB EELMBoLDs I1flAor BucHu s.s an
affections and disea So Of Tie
URINARY ORGANS.
Whether existing In
MALE Oh FKMALl,
Prom Whatever cause orisinstias, and no q
now LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs require the - q Q
pIuiIYIe.
HEEMBOLD's EXTRACT BucHu
In the great Drullrrc, and Ii certain TO have ne
desired effect in AL Diseases fer which 10 10 rssoo.
nended.
Evidences OF the most reliable ana r..,..~,>,.
character viii accompany the medicines
Certificates of Cures, from eight to twenty yssys
standing, with names known to science and A..
Price 81 Per Bottle or six for O..
Delivered to any address, securely pashsl froa
any observation.
plscHIIl SYMPTOMS II AL ooxnuurclYrops.
Cares guaranteed. Advice Gratis.
AFFIDAVIT,
Personally appeared before me, aa Aldsrn0
the city Of Philsdelyhis, II. Z HHLnBcLp,
being duly sworn, doth say, his preparatfon eon
tains no narcotic, NO mercury, or other in,uriou
Hr. HrLxseLp
svorn and subscribed before ne, this ssd
November, lsS4.
W. p. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Ninth ST., above Race, Philadelphia.
LdSrexs letters for information In eonAdepe. -
ii. T. HkLAB0LB, Chemiss
DEPOT, Io4 South Tenth st. below ohsst,as
Philsdslphia, Ps,s.
BIwARl OF ooUNrERfIIrs AND uNPRINl
CIPLxD DEALERS.
WHO spdesvor 10 dispose "oP fEsrl ovu e.
'ofBrl' articles on the reputation attained by
HIIMB0LDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
Do. Dc. EXTRACT BUCHu,
Dc. do. do. sARsAPARILLA.
Do. DO. IMPROVED ROSE VASE
ssA ~ prussists sveryvhsrs. Ash for HILn.
DoLDT. Take no other. Cat cot the sdvsrtzse. Il
neat md seDd 10 n, md avoid In,osties -
K1poexrs. 1-ssaH
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DEPARTMENT e. sTAaa; ,.,,.,.,. ~.
The Secretary q etsse win hereafter receive Mem
oers Of Congress on business on saturdays, CON.
neneins with Saturday the arst Of next month.
Jan H-n WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
COLUMBIA MARKEr,
u. Co1ne, Mi!tsesiA st and tAs Av.sx.
Thi, Well known establishment continued % FUR.
nish their numerous customers with PROVISIONS
The pIopfisters would nsss respectfully CAL tn.
.ssortm emit Of goods Just arrived
e Il b I'D .sa son SkEnRs
Sa' ','as Gsss:ss A''r'"''' Ssss %:
s Kegs Kegs P9s's fSET and rRIpE.
Iess.hs;. nth S:ttythDs usually kept In the
'' 'fBo,1ssss s' u Congress- .on... p.sn.
7 nj sae' Mi siEf Z iRD''; WILLIAMS
SO TAKE so1Ios. SO
r.. J! X; LOU 3 I 5 4 4 z irvEfsu,,
Hs:,: ana sssiq.H 'o' Tie
Having '''iE '; ssS!s = III! G;|st
psooRArIvEO PAINTING,
fsh fSsl Rsfasnfsasxsr
He has no hesitaney In selecting continuanes
HIS PRICES ARE REASONABLE;
THE WORK UNEXCEPfIONABLl
And ''FksoaHtFF I B Bfsf e
~ Rtn,epbs, tie nvnlky,
ee s2sm Between Sixth .nd sevsnth sts.
GREAT DEMON TRATIoNI
GRAND RALLY
MEN An BOYS
INviSr OF
y L . T H n g,
BEST AND CHEAPEsT HOUSE IN TOWN,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET,
Where you can find
THE LARGEST, BEST AND CHBAPEsf
STOCK OF CLOTHING
in this city.
STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN SEEK ERS,
PRICES THzT 81 DkFY 'ee5Ms ap. III
We have tust re plenishsd Our stock and think II
sxcels anything in this market. We guarantee 10
sell ut Tow prices, eur motto being
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!
n. B.-Our Saturday customers will please come
easily ~ eony enient our store Ii 20 full In the
evening il Ia Ina possible TO wait on all.
- Do not forget the Che Spest Clothing House
In town, At No. $50 Seventh st, near y.
]. n. SMITH 4 CO. Clothiers,
No. 400 Seventh street, and
no 70 Corner Twentieth st. and Pa. Az.
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- AT Shoeburyness, England, lHst week,
experiments were made with IA new WhitEortb
kneb against target representing a shin a.
sRong as or stronger than the MInotSur noNv
building The result was that the she'll mas ed
through the target, and did such injury a5
would, IN case OF a ship, have been irreparahle
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DENTISTRY.

DIN fIsT az.
c.n.s "a Pa. .y..a., s.s~..n 49,
HssseS Il fssertsns rsesh. 10 do 90 l. 70 b cen
F:sS :. AssS. s', c:s
when desired. Terms moderate. no L. In
u las EE-OPENKp HIS OFFICE
AT HIs OLD STAND.
NEW AND IMPROVED IRvsNr1oz
ARgIsIcIALfR
wssov, A,11. r, : a .. CLASPS.
s,o z,..s. DR.. 3: ,, vNea ssHSo IND.
-: 4 ~ ~ ASH: g &:
*: f:sss y lis sansss,ai.
sSs ssn ssss sss ssisf =.
s..ss q saess s.ss & sss. az = Il.
s.ass %s one: can n 3 inserted Owe, them.
ESt:n,or..1 test. y. needed, :. ,srn.....
"a R.sss q he
Of &. s1 ss. .h: s and s, a:
'I Hs 'S sss .;e invented whit. u.a.s..us.,.
can b allsP without cain, and can build ub per:
through lifeteAmc
ass best p IF ss as
Judge Wayne Of the Supreme Court Of WsshIu9.
ton. and thousands of other.
Call and examine for yourself. NO o. em
66 DR.. CH ARIES r. BofBLII, 49,
N A graduate OF the 00
Baltimore Dsa;al Colkgs.
Dr.; B; has permiseion 10 refer to J. G. Hall, y.
z, treds.iS1 Ma. d. D., and johnson, n:
Nth Sc, over Williams Lace Store, Once hours
non ga a. to4p. N. 90 sl-am
M. ,oox,. " TEETH IT Hp.,..
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
yefsonally at his ef6ee in this city. nanyoh@S
Dersone can wear these teeth who eAnnos~0
wear others, and no person ean wear othen wAe
eeppnot ws.r Shese
With any style and price Of Teeth they may ds0De;
bu$ te those who particular and wish the purest
Art can produce, Me MINERAL PLATE VIII b
Rooms il this eity~Ne. 3ss PENNSYLVANIA avsn.s
HetveSn 9Th and 10Th streets. Also. 905 Arch IT.,
IkladelDhiA. ..., mar l-Y
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HEINDOLD'S ,.

" - 2. .khyt,t
HEIxDoLDs
GENUINE PREPARArONs.
aisa
-HIsHLr sosoAHYlAflp"
COMPOUND FLUID 1xTIAcf SuoHU.,.
Positive a. spsssss lsassy sss
ps...s.s Of ~. BLAbDsa. KIDssss. sRAvR.
s.a pRoPsIoAL ewlLLINes.
md sxeisss The ABsOKBHEfe int healthy ssses.
~ vhseA the WATInY or CALo1R0ue asDssas
SScns and ALL UNNATURAL HNLA101HuNn
are reduced, ~ ven - PAIN and IEYLAM2A.
TON, and = good for NAN. wok1E. or 01u-
pRlN.
lELHBeLDY EXTRiCf DUsBU.
For weakness asisins frsn lzeessss. Hsstn q
Dissipation. Early Indiscrstson or Abuse,
AsyBsDsD wyI TEE poLLovrss syuPyoas;
Indispodtion 10 l,srt,o.- Less OF Power,
Loss OF Memory, DtAeulty Of BrsssAiAs,
Weak Nerves, ffsmblins
Horror OF Disease, Wakefulnsss,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain In the Beck
Universal Lassituds Of Tie Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Yiushins Of the BODY
pryne~ Of the Skin. Iruptions Of the IsS.
PALLID couNrKNANCK.y
These SYMPTOMS, ~ allowed 70 90 on, which nss
medicine invariably removes, sson follows nxPo.
1HEoY, IArUIrY. EPrLEfrIo PITS. In e.s q
which Ne patient may sxvlrs.
Who can say that thsy not fseeusetly -.
lewsd b. those "pIR1TUL DIS1AsRs,"
"INsANITY AND CoNsuMPTIoN.~
But NONE WILL ooNTIss.
fHH RECORDS OF rHI INSANE ASYLUM
And the melancholy Deaths b. Oonsumption -
ample witness to the truth Of the ssssrtssa.
rHl CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WIZ
ORGANIC wIAKElse,
Requires the aid Of medicine 70 strsnsthsa "A n.
visersts the systsn, which HKLMBOLDT N.
TRACT BUCHU Invariably dssa A Trial vu
soAvinee the most aksDtteAl
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OLD On YOUNG, SINGLE, Married Oh CON.
TKMPLArINe MARRIAGE
In many affections psealis, TO IemaIes, ne NJ.
TRACT BUCHU 10 unsS1aued b. any other rsos-
d., a. In Chlorosis Retention, Irrssulsy4sy
Painfulnsss or suppfessfou Of Customary Rv,>>s-
lions, liberated or eehirrous state of the Utsrua
Leueorrhea or Whites, sterility, and for al con-
plainta incident to the seX, whether arising ZION
Indiseretion, Habits Of Dissipation, or In the
DECLINE Oh CHANGE or LIHA
ZEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
no FAMILY SHOULD b WITHOUT II.
Tale no more Balsam, Mereury, or un,le>ss~S
Medicine for unplesssnt and dangerous disssses.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BuCBp
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
oUREs sIoRIr pIsHAsls
In all their stages, At little Expense,
little change In Diet, No inconveuI>oeA
And no Exposure.
II causes Q frequent desire and gives strength -
Uriaste, thereby Removing Obstruction, Prevent.
Ing and curing Structures OF the Urethra Allay.
ing Pain and Inflammation, frequent In the Oh
Of diseases, and expellinS al Poisonous Dzssssso
and worn ont Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS Who have
49,. me Victims of ouaeks, and who have Id
heavy fees to be cured In q short time have fou,A
that they were deceived, and that the "PoIsONn
has, By the use Of powerful astrinsents," bssa
dried up in the system, 10 breah out In q. sssr>,
waited form, and perhaps aftsr Marriage.
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MASSEY COLLINS CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGH1 ALE AND PORTER.
am now receiving large Quantities Of DRAU0HT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery
which Am prepared to furnish on short notice 70
al persons who will favor me with their orders
Satisfaction GUARANTEED
Orders given to my drivers will be PROMPTLY At.
tended TO.
Goods delivered in all parts Of Washinston and
6eor getewn, free Of charge.
Terms - CasA on delivery
RILEY A. sHINN, AGENT.
Csio~ Bossltns DEPOT, 81 Green st.,
noe Georgetown d @
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o FIJI 1 A l. L.

o + + 1 G Al.
RIPARTMENT 0P STATE,
~ WAsHIHeroH, January1S, ma.
The seefctAry q etase win hereafter receive Mem
oers OF Congress on business on Saturdays, CON.
neneins with Saturday, the Arst Of next month
Jan HH WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

eeld ~ Druggists evsryvhsrs. Ash for HIM
DoLDr. fske no other. Cat cot the sdvsrzss.
neat md ssnd tst n, md avoid Ia1ostiee ~
Hpoelrs, 3-ss1H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

0hH Msliciss i.ersesss Ne power OF DiSsGosa.
md sxeitss The ABe0KB1Efe int healthy sss5es |.
b vASeA the WAfInY or CAL01R0ug dsDseas
tScns and ALL UNNATURAL 1HLAH0BnuNB,
are reduced, ~ VEN - PAIN and INYLAMl1A.
9ION, and = good for NAN. wok1E. or 01u-
pRIN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-10

0RASeE.-Ihe Democracy OF this county have
put in nomination the following ticket:
For Representative. Geo H. Hon: for Sheriff.
VIM. Holiday: for Coroner. VIM. Gilliait; for
Commissioners. Christopher Cox, \. + Allen;
for Surveyor. John Frazer
The Paoh Eagle says:
The Democratic County Convention was
largely attended We never Witnessed more
good feeling and harmony among our friends IN
a convention. But one object seemed 10 animate
the large assembly. that 90 select good
ticket and unite upon il Tie ticket is a good
one. and will be elected. if our friends but Go
their duty.
RIPLEY The Democrats and Republicans have
nominated joint ticket. as follows. The Demo
Gratis named
For Senator. William L. Hartley: Auditor.
John H. Smith; Commissioner, Samuel Fiem-
ming; Coroner. DR. John L Kennedy
And the Republicans.
For Representative. L. r Ru,ledge: Treasur
e., W. N. Duly; Sheriff. James B. Dckerson;
Surveyor. sMoritz Peege
wHIrIEY.-The Democracy Of this county met
in convention on the 30th of August. and nomi
nsiea the following ticket:
For Senator, Alexander j Douglas of Whit
lev county. Representative, Samuel MeGauchey,
OF Huntington county; Auditor. Simon II. Wun-
derch; Treasurer. John s Cotton; Sheriff. John
W Wyncoop: Commissioner ii District George
Ebera4j: Coroner, Eli W. Brown.
A series Of sound resolutions were adopted.
The Columbia City Ns,es says:
The Mass Convention Of the Democracy and