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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-20

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A GENT FOR HOME, CONTINENTAL,
"A MANHATTAN, SRCunITr, and IRvtNe HIRE Irh. Co.
NHw YoRK; MERcHAFrs' and Orr FIRE or HARrvoRp
NEw YcRK LIn'and Corn. MuTuAt LigE.
office, 81 High st., Savage's ~
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| ANOTHER NEW oERTIFIoATE--DR. KEYsHR's
| PRCTORAL SYRUP IL had been troubled with scough
end cold for several weeks-so bad II that could
deep had advice and prescriptions from three Of
the in tbs city, whom could name, but do
cot do So finally procured bottle Of your PeetoTA
| syrup, which cured me entirely. signed,
| :. J. W. sIM0NTON,
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa Jan. o, 1850.
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~ CARTV.

III AVING THIS DAY SOLD OUR
II etock Of Groceries 70 Q. D. DKInG We chsornlly
THOs- WALKRR SON.
( COIumbus, March spth, IeslSepisdH Tl
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PITTsBURsH, April "a, 1855

RIIIBbUKHHi April =, Ib3Ts
READ THE TRUTH.-DR. KKYsKRi l have q daugh-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough
without beneht-among them Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
1 purchased from you bottle Of your PROT0kAL
SYRUP and before she had used half bottle she was
relieved. The second bottle cured her entirely Of her
cough. JOHN DARN,
Robinson street, Allegheny.
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WORCESTER'S /
QUARTO DICTIONARY.
rhe Latsst-..Ths Largest...The Best,
The Cheapest Because the Best,
sThc most Reliable standard Au-
thority OF the English Language"
SIS Hsndrsd 1sntasrt EtnoaiOrs Of oAto,
THE BEET HNaLIsH DICTIONARY HxTANT."
Tsa M srwy Hon 6twy,oAsrs.
"HeIe are upwards Of Hundred Thourand Words, |
shose multiarous meanings and derivations, together
Z. ~, , ns, correct % ens and pronunciation arc clearly
8' oinotanat Commercial.
Read As Dsoisions Of Ac Asnl0sys Of tie OHIO State
TbucASr's Assoofdtton.
The undersigned, memben Of the Ohio State Teacher'
md speaking, the orthography and pronuncation of
Worcestera ROYAL Quarto Dictionary. and most cor
Tally recommend Il a. the most reliable standard
lnoy OF the English language, as Il now written and
spoken. y - 18r
LoRM ANDREws, President Kenyon College.
Tnos. W HARVEY, sup't MSssilon Union Schools.
y. 9I y, oowpEar, s1p't Public schools, sandusky'
.. N. sAWoRD, Principal Cleveland Female semina
~.
WIZ. MrTcnuL, Bupf Public Schools, Mt. Union.
JOIN OopTn PRINCIPAL STATE Normal School. Mnne.
sofa.
CYRus Mason, Principal Fourth intermediate School,
Cincinnati
y. 3. MARTIN sup,t Canton Union Schools.
EDWIN Real, Principal McNeely Normal School.
Ell I. TArrAH, Prof: Mathematics, Ohio Universiy.
WV. W. EDWARDS, Sup't Troy Union School
a. g. HoPKnm' Principal West High school, oieVe'
isru' No, ...,... p-,..,., M. s..., c,.-.
,.nd '''0''''O ''''''f-' --'s" N~"OO.' N' N''''
THEODORE srrRLrEs, Principal High School, cieye
,.nd
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ram.
W l.. H,RRIs, Prof Of ohem,,tyv. oh,o ws,l.v.n
Uniyersity,
u. II. BARNEY, Bx-oommlssioner Of Common Schools,
Ohio.
JAhEs MoERoE, Prof. Rhetoric 0berlln College.
THoa. HILL, President Antioch College.
a "; "a. oAInoART' froi' manemauca, hign
0VaooI, n DSyDn, 9nUu., ..n p.., r. M. 90,
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pprOYnrN,rre an co,yrorc -, ,,,,o
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
MARIRTTA OoLLkaH 1T 10 truly q magnificent work
an honor TO the author, the publishers, and the whole
country. "-President Andrews.
0Ho WuLnrAH UmyKRurr ,.,. IL exoeeda INV expecta
aons II will BE- my guide In orthogrAphy and Pronun.
and accurate defnitIons. nPTesdsnt Tbompsor " "'s'
W. R. ECLECTIC cOtLxsr. We have u,.d
WebsteT's orthOgnphy. At recent meeting Of our
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McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL
IMMINENT -

Will rslleve pain Almost instanpsuooUsiy, and VI
ssanse purify aud heal the foues ,oret 10 an snced
ly short time.
POY gOrses ana OGher Assin1ls.
Mclean eeiebaatsd Lnhnent Is tho only safe andre
liable remedy for the Of SPAWN Ring Bone, wing.
calls gplints Unnatural Dumps Nodea q 5~etingS u
mn never faii 10 cure Big Head, Poll ESl tisaa, od
rrnnpv Sores or sWeeny, II properly aPPhsd sei
sprsinE BYuses gcrstcheB, Sores OF Wonndo VIlgktd
remedy Apply Il as directed, and cure iS certain 70
every lnstsnOe ~. '.-,s1 s,ssI
Then trlhe 40 longer sIth the many worthless nn,'
Giens offered to you. Obtain supply OF p'' h0beA
jeiebTated Linimenl II will care you. "
y, II. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor
Corner of Third and Pine Streets, 81. Louis, MO-.
Pos sale By all drusgisr ,,
For sale by kobHHtH Z sA4oCSD1N
sugg6-d&Wly VoIunO"t' VniV'
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sTKuBEHvILLR, o., March IL, 1853
have used Dr., Keysers Cough Syrup for bad cough
Of several years stahding, and oheerfully say II 10
the best medicine for the that have ever taken.
J. W. PRIOR
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RITr.sCRsH. Pr December, Dc 3 81, 1853; 81 /,


aRkAT CURE BY DR, KEYSER'6 PECT0RAL
5YRUP.-I live In PEBBLES township, Allegheny county.
had coughing and splitting, which commenced aOout
The 4th ofRebruary last, and continued eight months,
employed the best physicians In the country, and my
cough continued unabated until carly In October. Al
that time was advised TO try your PICTORIAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did, and after had taken one bottle
vas entirely free from tbs coughing and splitting. had
despared Of ever getting WE'LL and think Il should be
known that this valuable remedy will do for others what
II has done In my case. JOHN o. LITTLE,
WItness-B. N. KKRR. PEBBLES townhip.
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PATTON TP., April Il, 1857

PATTON To- April IL Ib5I,
WONDERFUL 0URH.-some time ago, old
neighbor Of mine was very ILL., with bad cough which
every one supposed to be consumption. His relatives
told me that he had taken every remedy they heard Of
without beneht his brother came 10 see him die and all
we're confirmed in the belief that he conld not live.
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectoral Syrup
which gave him. and 1t entirely cured him, to the aston
Bhment OF all. What makes the case more remarkable
the extreme age of the man. he being about
old. have no doubt the Pectoral saved his life.
JOHMN, GINNIS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-20

DIR. KEYsRRs PICTORIAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
vILLE.-Pesse send another supply Of your valu-
able ''Pectoral SYRUP" Almost everybody around us
nas the cold and ilquirng for DT Keysers Pectol
syrup" We have sold sixteen bottles last week. and are
aoH entirely out. Mr.. A. Alter and Mr. p. Maher both
Of Blairsve Pa tell us they would not be without It
in their families. In fact all who use It want 1t
again. Yours, respectfully,
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sTATEsMAN OALRNDAR

AND
90 unung- house Almanac for 1899
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MILLIONS OF MONEY
For an Inch of Time!

WAS ONCE THE EXCLAMAT1ON Oh
w dying Qneen. That inch Of time cap DO proour
amuch cheaper rate, and many long years Of
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
enjoyed by consulting Dr.. MERRYwHATHER, who
s curing the obstinate and long anding diseases
Of the LUNGS, HEART, LIVER KIDNEYS, BLAp-
DER, STOMACH RHEUMATISM DISEASES PEOO
LIAR TO FEMALES, SKIN DISEASES, AND ALL
AFFECTIONS OF THE EYE AND EAR.
Facts are stubbOrn EhnIRSI
Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says IN the
'0ommonweai,h," Wilmington, Delaware, 9h Of April
IH59:
IAN English gentleman, formerly connected With tht
British Army, and who styles himself the Indian
Botapc Physician has OF late gained extensive repu
tatlon here by bis skill In curing all Of com
plants Some Of his patients have conversed vito
and hey pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatmSn
aa very superior. Some have been restored II tv
magic. The medicine be uses 10 distilled by himself
from various herbs possessing rare curative propertes
"While acting In the army he devoted bis leisure
mens to a thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal roots and herbs on all manner OF dis
cases 1t seems he has found sure and speedy RENE
dy foI all the Ills that nesh Ia heir TO-. His practice
already extensive and 10 daily increasing. In the
plains 70 which Females are subjected he has no equal
as large number here have testified that they ows net
only their present good health but their lives to the
skiliof this Indian Botanic Physician"
Office 81 East STATE Street, Columbus.
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Tno Democratic Platform

The following Address and PLITFoRM we're
unanimously adopted by the Democratic State
Convention whcb was held In the city Of Co.
lumbus, on the Fourth day of July, 1862:
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sssaqiA dmq aE8iI
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Por ths Whiskera and Hair

Tho subscribers take pleasure In announcing the
Citizens Of the United States that they have obtained the
Agency for and are now enabled to offer to the American
public the above Justly celebrated and woFdTenowned
article. The ,R ll'3.e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-20

Tho bsst Imminent In the World. The cnIS sais ana
oortain orrs FOR Caucer. Piles swellinss snd Brop
chitis, or Goitre Paysi Neuralgia, Weakness Of ths
Muscles, Chronic or fbanlnmatory Rheumaasm, Std
larache oT roothacho Bruises 5pranA Wounds RIesh
Oun Ulcers Fever Sores 0sked BIeastf Sore hiPPles
Burma scalds Sore Thoat OF sny Inflammation OF PAIN,
hsvs sxiated McI,ean'a Celebrated Eminent Ia oee
Thou sand5 or human bsings have sayet life "a
dsoreptude and misery by the uEe Of this nYelu2pee7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-20
e orer q MUTTON Of 1sottles

uhills and Feyer)
OIL over a million OF AsOttleS
dave been sold during the last six months, and 10 20
stance has 1t failed In giving entire eatlHacon WHO
hen will suffer from Weakness OF Debility When mo-
LEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure you'
No language can convey adequate Idea Of tho nme
ato and almost miraculous change produced BY AkE
his Cordial in the diseased debltated and shattered
aeryouB system whether broken down by exoess weak ~
oature or impaired by sickness the relaxed and unerunB
oToansaton Is restored to Its pristine health and vigor
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or otheru conscious Of inability, from shatever cause
Sill and Mclean O.. Strengthening Cordial thorough
reeeneraor Of the system and all who may have injured
themselves BY improper indulgences, Will nnu III
dial certain and speedy remedy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Our LOCAL MILITARY PGsys.
nns Y~t oa 6

Dc,cripiion of Our Hnrbsr Dcfcn.c-. md
How They Are Gccupied-rhc Three
Islands. GoVernor's, RcdIoe's, md FL
Ii--Tbo Northern Bas,iie Hort
Hamilton i IortiGcntions on sintei
ISLAND.
The necessity Of providing moro adequately for
tic defense Of cur city against The possibility Of
maritime attack, occupies the public mind spas
medically. Uniayorable political intelligence from
England, rumoled European intervention or the ap-
penrance Of Meuinac, occafiorslly statle our
citizens into tho consideration oi how far they are
prepared to make iuceoasful resistance against the
powerful nayes Of England or France. Plans aud
theories are prorounded by public men and private
indiyiduaIs, all Of them perfect in the opinion of
their oignators but none adopted. Meantime the
General Government slowly continues the wor. Of
preparation which was commenced years ago, but
suspended from time TO time appropriations became
exhausted IL il only within the last twelve months
that the Ordnance Department has been enabled to
tske in hand The work Of providing suitsbe aEna-
inont fcg the forfcations already existing and in
progress around New-iOrk. Dgfmg that time about,
800 guns have been mounted, and tue work ID still
going
In view OF the interest which naturally attaches
this city we append brief descriptions oi the various
works on the islands sf tho Battery, snd OF the
forts and batteries at tho NaEFows.
GOVERNOR's ISLAND.
This pleasant little Island, although not the most
important post for tie protection Of New-Yor1, ft
stands frat in both local aud genera, interest, being
tue headquarters Of the General Recruiting Service
for the regular army, and having tie largest perina-
nent sarriton Of any stronghold in tL.s vicinity.
Tic area Of the island is about tw9nty acres. II 10
well supplied with tolorablo wa,er--a new spring
having just been difcoyerod on tie Western ride of
the irlaId close by tie beach-woll stocked with
shado.;seer and ID in every other respec, adapted
ior depo, for the reception, drilling, and cquiq.
ment OF recruits, and what Is Of equal ii not more
consequence, for their retention alter they ale once
saiey landed there. The main fertilization, and the
one which would 10 Of the most service in case OF
an atiec. on Ncv.York is Fort Columbus A star.
shaped font, IN tie center oil the Island built ON IA.
site Of old Fort Jay OF Revolutionary memory, which
wae demolished in 1900. II mounts lO5 nuus. OF
which 81 IRE Of heavy caiiler. The permanent
garriaon OF the island is insde Fort Columbus which
will accommodate about 500 men.
Castle William, commonly 30 called, but properly
Castle Williams, as it il named nf.er Col. Jonathan
Williams who died in 1919, distinguished officer
OF Engineers, under whose superiniendoncs II wa8
constructed-Cgs Williams is a crcul.r building,
situated on the western extremity OF the Island, on
the point OF rocks. When it was built, now nearly
half century ago, it was supposed to be very
strong, both for offensive and defensive operations,
but the modern improvements ia ordnance consider.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
TIsE sEC0ND I:ATVLE or EtLg.
EEIx.
Cen. nesenet,s i.cpor. lb, his Aldl.

WAsmSGros, Sept. Il, lsc2
GEgERAL: have tie honor TO make tie follow.
ing report OF tie part taken by the lat Division Isl
Army Corps, Army q Virginia, ia the battle Of Fri
day, the 30th uit., at Bull Run:
On Thursday, the 29lh ult., we left Buckland
Mills, pressing through Gainesville, and proceeded
on the Manassas Junction pike TO within four miles
Of that place. and then turned eastery, marching
eastery toward Bull Run. Tie scouts in advance re-
ported force Of tie enemy consisting Of infantry
and cavalry, in front. We were hurried forward
and formed Inc Of battle with our night toward
Con,reville. Some few shells were thrown into a
clgnp of woods in front, where the enemy were lust
seen, bat without eliciing any response. Some two
hours elapsed when heavy hring was heard on oar
left which We concluded was from McDoVeils
corcs and the enemy who had worked around from
our from, in that direction. We were immediately
Do, in motion and marched on the WarrCnton road
and took position for the ight on little bill east OF
L" StOnohOuse" our night resting on the PIKE. On
Friday morning early the engagement was COM
meuccd by Gen. Milroy on our night, in which No
room after too. part, aud II RAPID artillery fire en-
sucd from both sides.
Tor some time heavy columns Of the enemy could
he seen fliug ont Of woods in sont, and gradually
falling back. They were within range OF our gunc,
which were turned on them, aud must have done
oome execution. An hour aller wc received the
o-deg TO move one brigade by the flank to the lei;
aad advance, which was done. We here obtained a
good position for artillery, and stationed De Bec.
Iii Obio Battery, which did excellent service dis
mounting Of the enemys guns, blowing up q
caisfon, and sencng their battery. Unfortunately,
however, they were poorly supplied with arnuluni-
ton, and soon compelled TO withdraw Our two
brgades were now pat in motion. Gen. Stahl, com
manding lst brigade, marching around tho right OF
the hills 10 hollow ia 'front.' was ordered 10 draw
"p in line of battle and halt. Col. Mclean ad-
rff LII r, H..
woods, pressng gradually forward until lie struck
the turnpike at white honse, about one-haf mile
III advance Of the stone house. Gen. MiIroy's brig
ade arrived about the same time. We here halted
and sent back for Gen Stahl, who took tie pike and
soon Joined us.
We then formed our line Of battle in the woodx 10
the left of the pike right resting on the road
and then pushed on slowly. Nilroy, in the mean
time, had depoyed to the right Of the road and soon
bssaQe epgaged with Tie saswY. Ogz DIVISION was
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

Henson County, w. CouRr.-l N "a, ri ~
Of IN, Hudson County Courts CONNER cea ,i a, ,gbe'
moor ncsc q den and Assistant udses toi Gr.es y!
presirr Judge Ogden. Ia AlA charge 20 ~ W,aoss
e,l.l their attention yuticuleriy 30 uliiot.' iS
ia The county aud snjoned on them no. % .,,.aon ~
lud pa.s their notice. lie also called thst s;,h sw
,rsie, OF ,elliuR Iiauor on Saadsy "Hi.s caDe
lon OF the . tate laws and dehned the nstsie ba
any person 90 doing guilty Of ke-png Of p,pI
/, nslus no dAcrouce whether the house u, Vse'
Until the Grand Jury have compoI,d 700" S'''"
viii bs engaged on elru csssss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
s.---..---r--s.s.xsest,s

THr SOCIETY roR PRoNoIrNd TN en-,
AMONG SrAYgg.-lhe 9Th Annnal hep'' .,,
Society ior Promoting the Gospel amoas h.,a
se,s forth that the receipts Of the year n'''
$S,Oji 30, and he expenditures uie :, ~, q.
balance in the hands Of the freasusero o, ~ =, is
The printed report is just Published. NAV? g?,'rr,s
imrorant items were published in ih' '"'
rome months ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER g. 1862.

ipeloss herewith tabular stscmsnt Of tho killed and
wounded. am, MAJOR, very respectfully,
Yosr obdt ssrv't.
A. DOUBLEDAY,
Brig Gen Vols, Conids Diyison.
Nal Jos. DicKsssoS. a. A. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

ASorHER MosIroR.-Tho iron.clad Monitor Mon
tauk will be launched from the yard of T. +. Row
land Continental Worls), Greeppoint, on Thursday
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-09

TAX, FIGHT, EMANClPATE, these three
constitute the TRINirY before which The
present Republican party bend the knee in
worship and alteration. Does any man
ask why? We will answer,-Tax that we
may Fight; Fight that we may Emanci-
pate. There can be no emancipation by
the General Government under the Consti-
tuition. even the Republicans admit this,
and say that it is a military question alone;
hence there can be no emancipation except
as the result of fighting, and fighting can
not be long continued without taxation TO
pay the expense incurred. Now every
man should be willing cheerluly to paw
every dollar that is necessary to carry on
the war until the rebellion be crushed out,
but for one we are decidedly opposed to
fighting merely to emancipate slaves, and
to being taxed to pay the expenses of
war for emancipation.
We verify believe that large portion oe
the present Republican party are using
every effort to carry on TIE war for the
sole purpose of abolishing slavery; and if
they knew that slavery would survive The
war, they would to-day rather acknowl-
edge the independence OF the South than
continae the war for the restoration Of the
Union. We are for the Union, the whole
Union, and will be content with nothing
less, whether slavery survives Or whether
it perishes-that is nothing to us SO the
government be restored, and the blessed
wings of Peace again brood over an undi-
vidcd country.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-09

is practiced in order to defeat you, see that
there is no stulling of the ballot-box, that
there are no Illegal votes cast. and stay
till the last ballot is counted. This is no
ordinary time, the election no ordinary
one, the destiny Of your country depends.
more now than ever before, on the charac-
ter of the ballot you may cast. II it be
cast In favor of tie Constitutional Union
candidates all may vet be well; if for the
Republ can candidates. it will count one
in the number Of the links Of the chain of
Despotism now being forged to bind you
hand and foot, and leave You po Herless IL
the hands of an unrelenting giant. Pre-
serve your liberties while yet you may
vote the Democratic ticket as the only way
10 do it,; listen to none Of the falsehoods
that may be circulated against our candi-
dates, they are all good men. and true as
steel; vote for them every one.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-10-09
>CT.. 18th, AT I O'CLOCK
VOTERS Oh MARSHALL COIN.
'ESt

Turn out-Turn out and go to the polls
on Tuesday next. and vote. let nothing ex-
cept absolute inability keep you away
Gro early. vote at once, and see that your
nelghbor goes, it may be the last election
you will ever lave The privilege of attend
ing. Times are omipous, martial law has
already beeu declared. fanatical editors of
abollion-repubican papers have already
proposed tha. no election be held this Fall,
and if they succeed at this time. you may
say farewell to liberty.
Republicans high IN the confidence of
their party claim that ONE MAN has the
right aud the power to abolish the Consti-
tuition. So SAID Mr.. Ingersol, Republi
can candidate for Congress, in a speech at
Chicago the other day, and the sentiment
was applauled Every civil right which
you hold dear is in danger of being
taken away,-even now the right of trial
by jury, the writ of haJeas corpus. the lib
erty of speech and Of the press are SUI
pended IN part. and God only knows how
soon our rights will be restored.
As you value the sacred rights handed
down to you by the Patriot Fathers OF the
Republic, and guaranteed to US by the
Constitution. 90 to the polls and vote. vote
against the men who are in league with
those who are doing these damning deeds
of treachery; vote for the men who are in
favor of preserving these God-given rights.
so dea, 10 the freemen Of this noble land
Go to the polls. take your neighbor with
you, vote yourself, and sec that no fraud