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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-06

DR.. Watson's Diptheria Cure.
DHTHERlA-a disease that has for ages at times,
hbited its fell fatality in various parts Of the world and
other times recsded be almost forgotten has
for the past few years made such developments in
country fill the minds Of people with alarm,
and in many sweep on whole families and per-
haps Of people q single neighborho0d: taking
the physicians without proper preparation and, for
time, bidding defiance to Medical Skill.
A REMEDY
For this Scourge for Membranous Group Scarlet Fever
and for all lnammatory throat Diseases has been pro-
duced result Of the unremtting study and labor q
skilled in the Science Of Medicine: compounded
scIenrInc prncpes ana having unuergUne
Wide Test We offer it to the public its own merits
that such shall be fonnd 70 have trial II
will be found for sale in the hands Of
AL the Leading Drvggias and Shop Keepers in tie CnSd
States,
In whose hands will also be found Circulars giving Q
more particular history Of the disease its nature and
marks upon its Also directions to the
Of its treatment and cure
All orders should be addressed to-
HENDRY BAlLY, Obsrlin, Ohio.
r. THAYER CO., Agents, lansing. 373m6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-06

COMFORTS FOR SoLDIERs-We urge
spoa cur citizens to procure and dry - many
blackberries As possible, to be forwarded to our
soldiers, not osly the sick and wounded. but the
well. We think that nothing which can be sent
them By their friends would BE- more gratefully
received BY the soldiers, than dried fruit Black.
berries are an excellent preventative Of bowel
complaints. We beg Of our citizens not to let
the blackberry season 90 by, without laying up
IN abundant sssee Of this delicious fruit for the
soldiers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-06
POST OFFICE HOURS.


REBELLION REcORD.-Part 20 is re-
ceived. Il contains the portraits Of Aajor.Gens-
raj Hunter and Henry A. Wise, which alone are
worth the price Of the book.
G.P. Putnam, Ss2 Broadway, N. Y. Price so
cents.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-06

TIE ADVANTAGES OF VoLrSrxERNG.-We
advise all who are liable to be drafted into the
service. to rolsnteer in some Of the companies
being raised instead Of standing the draft.
The advantages of volunteering, as we under
stand the matter. are these: The volunteer
draws SIS per month pay, while the con.cript
draws only sll.
The volunteer receives 500 bounty. SIS Of
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-06
fAdvertismsnt.l

rPhil Engelhart is still at his post in
the sctive discharge Of his duty. Those want.
ing pictures had best call On him at once for be
may be drafted into the service, and then, where
will you get your pictures?
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-06

Wan MEErINe.-A meeting will be held
at Representative Hall, on Thursday (to-norrow)
Evening. ct half past seven O'Clock, to take in.
10 consideration the State Of the Country, and
take ssch measures . may be deemed e1pedi-
snt to promote snlissments in this County. Rev
III. Jones, Of Charlotte, and o. n. Barnes, Esq,
II Mason, ere expected TO be present and ad-
drss the meeting.
Nov let 10 have turn out Of the citizens OF
tAis Phce and surrounding cosntry. Let % take
hold Of the matter in earnest and do something
in aid Of our imperilled country.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-06

g. HOMEOPATHY in the ASCENDANT Immediate re-
lief guaranteed Dr. SxYrHE, from London, has opened
establishment in Philadelphia Pa for the treatment
Of Female Complaints Read his advertisement in anoth
er column, headed % Ladies, Read 1y37o
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-06

HONE TESTIMONY.
SPRING PoRr, Jackson Co., Mich. Aug.l.
DR.. C. W. Robaek-Dscr Str: Ny boy about eight
years old was very much troubled with st. AAthonys
dance, SO that At times be unable to feed himself
frequently falling down in a it-and three Of my family
had the fever and ague. bought Of your Scandi
navisn Blood Pills and Purifier Of your agent here Ar
Cakins and to great joy they nos only cured thu
fever and ague but my boy Of the S. Anthonys dance
for which We shall ever feel grateful
Yours truly, G. II. BAUM.
nA-See advertisement. S0Oml
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-06

Law ochoOl q HA1vaRa Colleee.
100010.
TWO TERMS, OF NINETEEN
Il vssn 90, soansaeiag ssp>sabse 1t, lsss, I'D
l1nreh -, lo2
Pr 0haAlsg1s - CkeulaS aA1fus
0anbstles, JsH -, NJ S7SVS
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which Is paid down upoa being mustered into
service. The conscript receives no bounty.
The volunteer receives bounty by way of the
private subscriptions The eonscript receives
nothing Of this kind. The volunteer has the
happy consciousness that he has answered to
his country's call without compilation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-Tl

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The
~ undersigned having been appointed commissioner
receive and adjust claims against the estate Of william
Wright deceased notice is hereby given that meeting
of said commissioners will be held at the once Of Ras
Peck in the village Of Mason, the twenty sixth
day Of August next and the tw enty fifth day Of No
vember next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said days
when all persons having claims against said estate are
required 70 present them for adjustment and allowance
The time limited for the allowance Of claims under said
commission is January OATH A. D. 1853
Dated July 18th, 1862
ERASTUS PECK,
4INOS McROBEKTS,
379w4 Commissioners.
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DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mi

k)hO0AIE OhUEk.-StAte OF Mich.
San, county q lnsham, 0-AS . session Il the
Probate Court feT ths ooonsy a gham hodea ss the
Probate O0es n ths village a Masoa % Wednesday he
IA day q July, IN he year 90 thousand eight hun
dfed ed six1y two; Rfsosas, Wn- b Pneknsy, Judge
g Pssosse. n the natter a - ssasas q Am b.
K0boorns, Deceased o. rea1ing md Ming IL pssi-
toa, duly vsr1sd Of Tobias Hodan eas a Shs sdmin-
!tssioes upm sid state, praying annag other thing
that the tin for paying eh aeanss md ssssing sad
A1(us, leoa:
tAersspsa |. eedeseA, nss ns.Aay, tAs lssA d.y Of
ths harhg aAid pessisa, ~ tAas u hss Z sw q
nd Decreased and IN oehr pefseos Interested h aid
sstate required 70 apPsaf Il sesia q sid ObQrs
tha = - AeaAsa q The Plobaae 0es h he vHlags q
1e@, aAa shsv s.ass, aay thsre b, Why te ps.yef
q the pseit,oeeR should not b granted And fur
ther 0rdsd, nat ~ petitisase siys notice 70 Tie
perssD hegsssed = M Oeaes, e Ne peadency q
aid pssissa ed IL haarng tAese By casing cspy
a tAb atR 70 - pablishs1 II IL LA.sng 1sP1bless,
. nsuspapse pehts1 - eifeahaing u ~ esmty a
IngA, 0aoesooivU vesD prsvisO - nd Day a hsaS-
ing a trUs oopy) WI b HESCKNEY,
3w3:e J1Ags q Rfohase.
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ClOcks, Watches, and JeWelry,
Yankee Motions, &C., Cor sais - usual Repairing Of
al sorts md styles done 70 osdsr Watches Clocks and
Jewelry repaired and warrantsd BY expsrencsd work
men.
s72yl Gnlxf, il
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Special Notices.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LAxsxo August 9Th, 1891
The Fall Term OF our School will commence On Non
day, September lst. The weather Is very warm, aal
no part Of August is profitable for schools.
SsOwl R. TAYLOR
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

THE Union feeling in Eastern North Car.
ubna appears to be dominant The Presi-
dents emancipation proclamation has been
raeeive,l there with great enthusiasm by the
Observation-Disclosures. They are to hold great
Union mass meeting at Beaufort in honor
OF the event in which all the counties in the
two neighboring Congressional districts are
to be largely represented. The people are
to bring their camps with them aud have a
three days celebration. All the candidates
for Congress in both districts are to be
present and address the people on the occa-
sion. A series of Union war meetings is
! le Dg held in these counties.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

We discovered on Wednesday evening,
Just as we were leaving st. Cairsyilc, that
there were. handbills posted up for an Abo-
iition meeting to be held ut the Court House
IN that town. We learned that Auditor
Crane the Magnus Apollo of tho radicals oil
Virginia, was TO speak. Il Wheeling Press,
Thursday.
Does the editor of the Press pretend to
Assert, as a man to be believed,.that he dis
covered what he says he did-viz: hand
bills posted up for an Abolition meeting, "
in st. Clairsville, on Wednesday evening
last? We put the question to him, so that
it may be seen by his answer whether or moi
he has pcnncd deliberate lie. Wheeling
Int, Friday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

People are beginning to appreciate the
idea that printers ink does more towards
increasing business and extending trade
than any other agency. He who would tx
tend his trade in these times, when business
men are sharp, shrewd, keen and practical,
watching closely for the main chance, must
advertise Those having the wares to sell
must let the people know whore to find
them, also where it will be to their interest
TO trade. Commerce has undergone almost
an entire revolution during the last decade.
People now buy where they can trade cheap
est. In former times, when II merchant
secured customer, he usually kept him
for years Now, people are more nomadic
and make their investments where they pay
the best. This is learned from the ncwspa-
pers-and now a.days every body read the
papers. A thorough, persistent, systematic
and regular plan Of advertising, will almost
always build up n business and sometimes
in year or two, Of magnitude and extent
which would take long years to establish
without advertising. Il y.l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
Female Geometry

To women there is an inexpressible fasci
natonin this dallianoe with danser-this
Go%%pTO%so between love and GoquGtry
relieve, Or more often to distract n the dull
content TO be whirled out of their owl
thoughts in that pleasing vortex. Its eddy
ing rapidity is so delightiul-its attraction
so gently powertul--its surface up to tn,
very edges smooth and CLASSY: all is charm
Ing till the last fatal plunge itself, whel
the abyss is open to its victim, and thel
closes upon her forever.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

A LETTER from Ilarpor's Ferry says FIX
Minister Faulkner remains quietly at home,
In Martinsburg, most of the time, appe ar.
Ing desirous OF occupying neutral position,
The rebels have destroyed little private pro.
perty in that section, but all Government
property except hotel buildings All the
calverts aud bridges on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, for several miles each way,
have been blown up.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
Somebody in my Bed.

Few of our readers, perhaps, have ever
been placed in the situation in winch our
doctor once found himself The following
is his story:
If believe. Captain, said the doctor, 81
never told about my adventure with wo-
man at my boarding house, when was
attending the lectures Z"
mo; let's have it," replied the individ
ual addrcssed-a short, fabby, fat man of
about fifty, with highly nervous temper
auiont and very red face.
AT the time | attended the lectures,
borded at house in wbish there were no
lemales, but the iandlady and an old color
ed cook.
Here the doctor made slight pause, and
the captain, by way Of requesting to 60 Oh,
said
"Wel,"
II often felt the want Of female society to
soften the severe labor of study, aud dispel
the emu to which was subject.
well, said the captain.
'But as feared that forming acquaint-
ances among sthe ladies' might interfere
with my studies, avoide lthem al "
well" -..t.I.,.
Zone evening, after listening to long
lecture on physical anatomy, and dissectlng
IA large negro, latigued in body and mind, |
went to my lodgings"
well, said the captain:
! II went into the hall, took large lamp,
and went directly to my room, it being aftcr
midnight.
"Well :"
81 placed the light upon my table, and
commenced undressing. | had got my coat
off when my attention was attracted to u
Il dress and quantity of pCtticOatS lying on
the chair.
We'll" said the captain, who began to
T show signs that he was deeply interested.
"a pair of beautiful small shoes and
stockings were on the floor. OF course
thought it $ range, and was about TO retire.
but then it was my room and had, at least
right TO know who was in my bed"
"Exactly," nodded the captain; well -
$50 took the light went softly tc the
bed, aud with trembling hand drew aside
: the curtain. Heavens! what sight! a
] young girl, ! should say an an, ,el, was il
r there asleep"
r well, 4" said the captain, hitching up hi.
chair.
''As gazed upon her, thought that ]
: never witnessed anything more beautiful.
From underneath night cap, REVEALING tn,
snow in whitencss, fell stray ringlet ovei
a neck and shoulders of alabaster. |"
"Wcll," said the excited captain giving
i his chair another hi ch.
S Never did look upon bust more per
fectly formed. took hold Of the coverlit
i, and gently pulled it down.
well, said the captain, botraying thu
I utmost excitement.
Q TO the waist. V
well" said the excited captain drop
ping the paper and renewing the position o
his legs.
l. ''She had on a night dress, buttoned nj
Q befolo, but softly opened the two frs
r buttons
"Well," said the captain, hitcling hi
chair right and left, aud squirting his tobaC
10 co juice against the stove, making it iizz.
= f" thought that was taking Il mean ad
n vantage OF her, aud seizing my coat an
! boots, went and slept in another room u
"Hso M!" shuuioed the excited captain
j. jumping up and Kicking over his chair
'us a LlEl'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

A HANDSOME SUN will be realized to the
Government from the tax upon the salaries
Of members of tho House of Representa-
tiyes. Each member is taxed SO u month,
or $72 per year. The Speaker will be taxed
sli4. The next House will consist Of l97
members aud dolcgates--in all 20i tn,
aggregate realized will be sl4, 520 year. =
Tho yearly amount Of revenue derived from
taxadon Of employees now in the House will
be t7,433 sc, which will be augmented
during tho session by taxation upon salaries
Of additional employees.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

GENERAL p. A. HACKLE,tAN, who is
reported killed in the attack of General
Price on the Union forces at Corinth, was
an Indianian. lie resided in Rush county,
and was for many years leader of the old
Wing party, and after its death, prominent
Republican. At the breaking out Of the
war be was appointed Colonel of the 10th
regiment, raised at first for the State ser
vice, and afterward accepted by the Govern
ment for one year. lie soon acquired the
reputation Of being one Of the best volunteer
officers in the service. Before the expira
ton Of the term Of service for which the
10th regiment entered, he was made Brig
adier- General ofvolunteers He served, IN
that capacity on the Upper Potomac and
after the evacuation of Corinth wits trans
fsrred to the Army Of the West
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Illinois Troops in the Field.
SpRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 1.
OF the forty.soven regiments that have
been raised under the late calls, twenty nine
have been fully orgaizod, formed, equip
ped and sent into the field. Fifteen more
are armed and awaiting marching orders.
The three remaining regiments are not yet
complete, though rapidly approaching com
pletion. Besides these troops there are
four batteries of artillery-Storkes Miller
Vaughn's and Cooley have beer
raised under authority Of the War Depart
mcnt, These new troops will swell the
number Of soldiers sent from Illinois to some
thing like l59, 900 troops, Of all descriptions
The State is 10000 ahead Of all calls made
upon her.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
8elmant Chronicle,
ET. CI. AIIsSN- WILLIE;
THUp psDAy, ocT. 10, iss..


TnE promotion of General Hooker to a
Major Generalship has been announced. -
General Hooker is native of lndley,
Mass, where he was born IN 1919. His pa
rents are not living and he has no brother.
Two Of his three sisters are married in New
York State, and the third in Cincinnati
lie, is unmarried. lie entered the army
from West Point in 1887, Second Lieuton-
ant First Artillery, aud was promoted First
Lieutenant in 1883 Adjutout Military Ac-
adcmy in 1871; Regimcntal Adjutant' lSll
TO 1916. Throughout the Mexican War,
mall its hard conflicts, he was well known
as orc of "the braccst Of the brave, as
lie is now so well known in this struggle
He was brcvctted Captain in 1916 =" for
Gallant conduct in the several conflicts at
Monterey on the DIST, 22d and 23d Of Sep
tember, 1916. p" Bretted Captain Staff
Assistant Adjutaut Gcneral--lS47, and
again in samc year brevetted Major for gal
lnrt and meritorious conduct in the affair al
the National Bridge. " Brcvetted Lieu
tenant Colonel in same year, also " for gal
LIANT aud mertorious conduct in the battl,
of Chepultepec " In 1858 he resigned
aud commenced farming in California
where he remained until 1861. In May o
that year he was made Brgadier-G Genera
of Volunteers, and placed in command o
the lst and llth Massachusetts, ID Ncy
Hampshire, and 10Th Pennsylvania regi
ments, at Bladensburs, which have Garnet
the name Of the Fighting Brigade. ~
While on the Pacific coast Gen Hooker re
fused to be candidate for the United State
Senate, and was mainly instrumental in pro
noting the election of his friend, ColonC
Baker. Gen. Hooker is tall, very muscula
and compactly, but not heavily built O
Light t-complexion, fresh countenance, brow
ksir, a little mixed with gray, and altogcth
or Of fine appearance '
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

IT is said that ladies are hereafter to be
excluded from those rooms in the Springfield
Arsenal where guns arc exhibited without
breeches There were several cases Of
smelling salt, vinegar, and peppermint,
caused by the horrid sight, and hence the
prohibition in future.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

COLONEL FRANK BLAIR is being pressed
for the military Goyernorship Of Texas by
his ffiepds. Colonel Hamilton of Texas,
: aherev"I, is regarded as having stronger
cIdms, and as he is heartily in favor Of the
Proclamation il is thought his chances are
better.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

BRIdADIER.GENERAL j. ID. Cox of
Ohio, late commander Of the Kanawha d.
vision, and still later successor to General
Reno in command ef tho 9th army corps,
has been promoted to be Major-Gereral for
brilliant gallautry in the battles of South
Mountain and Antietam, aud has been as
signed to the command of all tho troops in
o new department.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16

A CORRESPONDENT, writing from Har-
por's Ferry, says: Everywhere l sco signs
OF activity. A movement will soon take
place and great battle will be fought at
Winchester or Front Royal in short time. +"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-16
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

y" m" FON THE NAPID CUTIE OF IT
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, bronchitis, IncIpient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
or C0Msumptive Patients
Ia advanced Stages
.s. of the Disease,
This IL remedy M universally known TO surpass any
other ot the cn,e Of throat and lung complaints that
Is useless here To publish tho evidence Of its virtues Its
nuryaed excellence for coughs md colds and its tfuly
known Throughout the civilized nations Of the oarth.
Few are tho communities, families, among them
who have moi personal experience OF ts effects -
some living trophy In cr midst Of Us victory over tho
subtle and dangerous disorders OF the throat and lungs
A. ali know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
da more than to assure them that has oil the vir
tues that II did have when making the cures which have
won 10 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr., J. c. AYERo1 co., Lowell, HAAS.
Aud for sule by }. w. COLLINS, u l. II, PArTONERs
iel ID
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NOTICE to PHYSICIANS
.B.E.NES W. COELEviS,
Drslggist 81. e,slirsyilIe, q.

4 FrER RETURNING ms SiNERE THANKS 10
n members oi the profession generally for their liberal
patronage aud past lavors wonld take pleasure IN i'll
forming them that he has Just received
Among which are TIlDEN'S FLUID EXTRATS
GARNER. I.ANOuRlJN& O,SPllARAAEUfl
GRANUf.ES AND DI,AGEfS. These preparation
ure destined to take Important place in Therapeutics
us experience In. already demonstrated. aud the most
distinguished practitioners agree. in adulting These
Pills. Granues aud Drees arc covered with coating
Of sugar, and present graf advantages y Tie gundruple
cines Of perfect rsrvnio its convenient aud agrce
able administration, and above all It's greatly increased
Thernneu,ic action These Medeines prepared by
Messrs Gur'lier I.yeqirgnx members Of the Col
lege Of Pharmacy 6f Paris. - -
lie Ia. also rcceiye,l AN EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF
SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS. GOLD
AND SrANNUM FOl. GUM. PLAIN. AND PlVOT
TEETH, all o which he will sell on the most reasonable
terms ieI3
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S. phiIis and MercuriaI Disease.

NEW
On. J @. Aygn Sir, chcerhlly comply with the re.
quest Of your agent and report to you some OF the effects
have realized with your Sarsaparilla.
have cured with IT, In my practice most OF the COM
plants foi which II IL recommended and have und Its
effects truly wonderful In the OF Jenereol and Mr
curidi Disease. One Of my patients had syl'c ulcers
IN his throat which consuming his palate and the
top of his mouth Your sasapariila, tteatliIy taken,
cured him IN five weeks Another was attacked by Sec
ondary symptoms IN his nose, aud the uccrntion had
eaten away considerable part OF it, so that believe tho
disorder would soon reach his bain and kill him. But II
yielded my administration Of your sarsapara; the
ulcers healed and he Is well agan, not Of without
some dishguration TO Ills ice who had been
treated ior the disorder by mercury suffering
from this poison III her bones They hud become so SEN
sitive to the weather that damp day sio suffered
crucating pan In her joints and bOiles She, too,
cured entirely by your Sarsaparilla In few weeks.
know fion Its iofula which your agent gave me, that
this Preparation from your laboratory must be great
remedy. consequently these truly remarkable results
with II have not surprised me.
Eralerually YOURS O. v, LARTMEn, NJ ID.