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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02
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Morning and Noon Reports.
FROM THE POTOMAC,

Movement OF TFOops-Lee at Wius
chester = burnside moving On-A
Great Battle Imminent.
NEW YoRK, Nov. IA special to the Times
toom Harper's Ferry 3Oih, ssys: Yesterday
Richardson's division passed Smokers Cop to
faTis, small town on the road leading from
Leesburg and running through Ashbby'e Gap.
The forces under Gems. French and Sedgegick
left here this morning, crossing the Sbenan,
doah bridge. Summers corps also moved into
Virginia yesterday, through the Blue mountain
Add Short hills, where he will form junction
with burnside. who 10 now at Purcelsville.-
Nearly all the troops have moved of from
London and Maryland Heights. For the pres.
ent Gen. Geary's command is to remain on
Bolivar Heights. Maryland Heights are also
well protected. Gen. Slocum's command 70 to
garrison the Ferry. l8 SO. "'' ID
Heavy yreconnoiteriDg parties left here yes.
terday In the direction Of Cbarlestown and
ShepherdstoWn, to feel the enemy, whom they
found In large force OF the ,ormer place. A
reconnaissance made by the Eighth Pennsylva.
MIA from PurcelsVllle, discovered tho enemy In
force near Paris and Upperville, under Long
street. Gen. Lee Is said TO be still at Win
chester, while tho main body OF his army is
still east Of Blue mountain. Snicker's Gap is
strongly defended by the enemy. Several reb.
el prisoners were taken there yesterday, In.
GLIDING the chief officer Of their signal corps
Gen, Burnside is steadily moving on, and the
Impression 10 that the enemy's faDk is turned
and that battle 10 imminent. Our position
here Is admirably defended, and if the enemy
attempt to cross, great battle must Of once
eneue. Cannonading is now heard In the d.
rectiOn of Winchester and Shepherdstown.
HARPER's FERRY, Oct. 3l.-Yesterday our
picketa tour miles hence, saw the rebel pickets
from Charlestown, None we're eeen north Of
Hillsboro, Below that place and In Charlestown
the rebels were supposed to be in great mum,
bers. Jackson was in Berfyville night before
last, no doubt occupying both sides of Blue
mountain, from Winchester to Aide. Two
thousand rebel infantry are at Warren ton, with
cavalry and artillery.
Our whole army is in fine spirits and condi
tion' The weather Ia splendid.
New YoBK, Nov. Ia special to the Trib
upe from Washington says: A dispatch from
one of our special correspondents, dated Har
peT's Ferry, Oct. 81, says Longstreet's entire
corps Is reported in Snlcker's Gap and in thu
valley just east OF it. Our troops are picking
up stragglers near Wheatland, Waterford AMI
Willsford.
CHARLKsrowN, Va, Oct. 3l.-Major. enera
Cox's army arrived here to-day.
The rebel army under Gems. Echols, Floyt
and Jenkins relreated from here last Mon
day.
The march of our troops up the KanaWh
valley was conducted In the best military order
with but single casualty. The entrance o
our army into this town was OF triumpho
character.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02

Gcn, Windham In Close PuFsui: OF
the Rebels-LOngstrost at Peters.
B burg.
New YoRK, Nov. l.--The Times Washing
ton special says Col Windham, with cavalry
force, was OF last accounts driving the rear
guard of the rebel Gen. Walkers force
through Aehby's Gap. Another detachment
Yesterday drove the enemy into their retreat in
Thoroughtare Gap.
A dispatch to the Times says reliable Inform
alton Is received shat several immense iron.
clad frlgates are being constructed in England
for the rebels. -T
The Times' Washington correspondent again
says Gen. Longstreet was at Petersburg, aud
will command the rebel army moving to attack
Suffolk. Gen. Dix is said to be strong in the
belief that the attack is to be made there and
at Yorktown aud at Fortress Monroe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02
[Por the Ohio Statesman.1
GROW, chaplain CROwi

A cheering sound Of victory
Comes floating from aisr,
hear its music ring above
The clash and din Of war,
List what the Joyous notes proclaim,
In tones 10 rich and clear:
"The good old ships in safer hand.
Through storms Of the csming year"
CHORUS. ...
Then, MUSES., string your hRrpa anew,
And sing US joyous song;
"And, Chapman, Zap your wings agsln,
And crow both loud Rnd long,"
The Democrats, In the Keystone State,
Have proudly gained the day,
The Buckeye State has been redeemed
From Abolition sway.
The HooseTH, too, have nobiy fought,
The lnurels green have won.
And "weStward no, with a joyous shout,
The tide goes sweeping on.
CHORUS.
then, Muses., string your harps anew.
And sing us Joyous song,
"And, Chapman, asp your wings again,
And crow both lond and long"
The star Of hope once glimnering
Beams forth in brightness now,
And Liberty enwrsppsd In gloom,
Unveils her smiling brow.
Then pass srour the glowing wine.
Lets celebrate with gee
The day we plucksd from treaeh'rous hands
The wreath Of liberty.
CHORUS.
Then, Muses., strike your harp again,
And join our merry song
And, Chapman, Dap your wings cree more
And crow both loud and long,"
AWHILE, o., Oct. q, 1862.
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Statement from Ex-President Bu.
. chRnan,

NEW YoAE, Nov. Ia special to the World
from Washington says: The National Intelli.
gencer of tomorrow will contain statement
from Ex President Buchanan in relation to
scot's famous letter published few days since,
regarding the measures for preventing the
taking forcble possession Of the Southern ports
by the troops of the different Southern States.
Mr.. Buchanan intimases that he did not heed
Gen. Scott's suggestions for gsrrisoniDg the
forts before and alter Mr.. Lincoln'a election,
because the prospects were that there would
be no collision, and that peace oounsels would
prevail, and that such scIion would have precip
itated collision.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02
Our Plckets Driven in at CheVuiia-
kkobela Threaten OOYinIh.

CAIRO, Nov. 1.-The only news from Tennes-
see Ia that on Friday nigh. our pickets were
driven in at Chevalla. This is thought, how
ever, to indicate Reconnaissance rather than an
attack on our forces. .t
The rebels seem to be coming up by way Of
Grand junction. and thus get in position to
menace both Bolivar and Corinth. Il is barely
possible yet that they have enough men to make
an attack, but they have pushed their columns
gain time at Holly Springs and other points
south.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02

New YoRK, Nov. "A special to the World
from Baltimore, October 3Ist, ssys: 1t Ia cur
rently rumored here that ex Gov. Hicks will be
appointed Military Governor Of Maryland, and
will locate his office at Baltimore
Five Philadelphia oyster boats, with their
crews, were seized to day for violating the oys-
ter low, and taken to Annapolis. The affair
has caused much excitement.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02
HARpRn's FrnRy. w. oos. sl--Cen. Nor.

HARrRR's FEaRY, Va, Dot. 3l.--Gen. Nor
rill has been detached from hls division in Gen,
Porter's corps, aud appointed to another COM
mand. Brigadier- General Butterfsld has been
appointed to and assumed command of Gen.
Morrill's division.
The corps Of Gen. Porter has been relieved
from duty on the upper Potomac, aud passed
through here to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02

New YonK, Nov. According 10 recent
information from Mexico received via Havana,
about one half of the Fl enoh troops. amount
ing to nearly seventeen thousand men, had ar
rived, and were ordered Immediately to Oti-
saba. II is thought the Notifications at Ori-
zaba have been selected as a basis of operations,
and that the expedition for the city Of Mexico
was to start In December.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02
Gen. Stoneman Occupies Lee.burg.

New YoRK, Nov. Ia special to the Her.
aid from Wheatland, Va 3lst; uays Gen. Stone
mans division of Gen. Wicox's corps yester
day occupied Leesburg without opposition
This move will enable Gen. Pleasanton's cav.
airy to penetrate further to the euemy's posi
tion, to reconnoiter beyond our front.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02

New YoRK, Nov. 1,--Advices from North
Carolina state that Gov. Stanley had proposed
an interview With Gov. Vance. Should this be
declined. be asks the latter to appoint commits
siopera 70 confer with him on State and public
!. The, rebels have two iron clad boats mp the
Roanoke river, which Will soon bs ready for
0pefouonA. ,i tn,l,,h r,n. 49, -, n :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02

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diseases, viz:
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Fits, D,opsy, Dys-
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Affections, Fever and Ague, Bilious Complaints,
etc., etc., etc.
Dr.. VAKDERsLIcE has met With great success by bis
peculiar mode Of treatment Of diseases where other very
eminent physicians have failed to produce cure. TO
attest his confidence In his skill and merits be will
undertake the cure patents without charge except
ng the cost Of medicine; requiring fee until after
he restoration Of their health.
Diseases Of peculiar character be guarantees to re-
move radically In few days. without offensive or dele
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or long standing the disease an eecual cure or
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ties or nerVousneSs, debility etc., be permant ntly
cured BY Dr. " Invaids In any section Of the country
oy addressing letter to him post paid, and nolospg
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to IL Q. m, and from 2 to D. m.
DR.. A. j. VANDERSLI0E can produce over one
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CONSULTATION GRATIS.
SIM0NT0N'S EXCHANGE.
Fl. sIMoNToN g. SON,

This is TO certify that was afflicted with Fisua in
Ano for SIX years. After rging every remedy placed
myself under the Of DR.. A. J. vanderslice, OF
Louisville, and In three months perfectly cured
Given under my hand this 3lst Of September, 1858.
]. sUGARMAN, Boston, Mass.
This Is to certify that have been afflicted with Pile.
or seven years. After trying all known remedies and
falling, Dr. A. j. vandenlice performed perfect cure
In three months,
L0UIs coURNAT.
u PeTsOns phO are not afflicted, in tohose
hands my cards may faa, ,CiH please distribute
such cards to the afflicted. ......
sept3.u -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02
DR. Sch,o,sey-So do I!
"A Voice-We ell do!

A Voice-Three cheers for the swells.
eve live" said /, "in trublus times, but l
hope shall again resume our former proud
positions, and shall 80 on In our glorious o.
geer!"
DR.. Seh,oazey.-I'm willin' for one to die In
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02
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On and After Monday. May o.
1862.
Four Trains Daily from Columbus

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CINCINNATI ACCOMMODATION at $50 q. m.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02

Movement OF TrOOps-Lee at wins
chester - Burnside Moving ON - A
Great Battle Imminent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02

5'sI30uad ,1'y'3as ba1 b.Ibfi 5lo M p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02

asy- Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury,
which, although valuable remedy In skilful hands, is
dangerous in public pill from the dreadful conse-
quences that frequently follow Its incautIous use These
contain mercury or mineral substance whatever =
Price, % cents per Box. or Boxes for 81,
Prepared by DR., &c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass,
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deno1ainsted from their astonishing power Of ere.
aiine ne" lie and heath. as Il aero fron he vcry
ashes u tAe nost delap.da.ec o,D,tifuuons-sre
more strongly tonic ard more Immediately invigosa-
ing han the pills; containing the ssnec hocc vegctA
Nc extracts he latter different medication. al
horgh really less cathartc than the Llrt fl<s they
eveT,heiess begin 70 cleanse lho alinelisgy canal
much sooner. goi.erally eighty operating within
hgee four hours, and producing decidec sense q
relief 70 the head and stomach. AZ erhilsfsuns
mind. even N iess tisne thar lis
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Errops or SICK heGSacie may be prevented; and
aken AZ the commencement Of an sttsrk, Immediate
clIef from sickness viii be obtained
They seldom FAIL IN removing toe -fdueed and
Gsadachc 70 which females arc 20 nueh subject
They act generally uson the bowels-removin
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nutarsl electricity and strength of The whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS arc tho result Of lcng iuvee-
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Ltttfios.- Complaints, ana a BEsae
al Sure9

\ wei regulated and proportionrte quantity q bile
upon The ctornach s. always requisite for thc promo
tim ~ sound heaith--it stimulates ciyrsdon ar
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Whcn there y a detcientT of bile tie BODY a con
sinntiy costiyc. On The ether baad. A. oVcrsb1r-
dance q bic esrscs f-couen' r--ss in re --nact
AID cftcr proroote7 very sercre stfa1ks - fleece
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.Phesl PlIeal eiIean

81 remedy Coz Lis u1stt = -,ls sIl obstinate
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pfietor Of fhef rs'naig mrfirncsre- hirr elf sac.
Ted with ihlo C1ni.iair ~ aft- EHlA4l -fIrr
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uercur.ai Diseases .

Persons whose constitaons have scorne impaired ~
the nisdiciou1 zee 81 leic-ry, ~ii Ind these Neci-
ci1es perfect cure, ~ thef never fa - eradicate
fren The system all the etsis Of ES1cuTy, Infinitely
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actfats Phmnlx Bltters

sass been happily used ~ The cu1c q Fever sas
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The most horrible eases Of S-ro1ia 10 WhSh The iac
bones and limbs o. The victim had been p-cycc no
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composed Of vegsiaeie insTedlsnts excla,ivc,..
As 60 be sseertaired BY chemical tesla their PROM
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Precipitation o. pheasant diurcsie, invgorstns u.
Kidneys and h'-edeIi and q csighifs ton.s e.rda-
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renovated health which e one q he most fecstouf
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hafe nen oess before he public ics = period 81 50
yesr', and during that tine have ns,us.nee 4 h,sb
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For bilious and liver complaints, vih DER many
well known attendai =, bilious and sick neacacle
pain snd oppression after meals, giddcss o.sine :
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Ia affections Of the bead SEX headache o. zsgvVss
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MEDICAL
A Gard to the Public

I'm 4niou1t q bodily and Iasusal misery arising
mem neglect u small complaints Is incaculable arr
IL therefore Of the utmost importance that r,rlc-
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