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TO THE PUBLIC.

ItuvErt TowNsWr, Crawford CO., JSas y, -.
Ma. .EntroNl--Str--feelng "a dNty eve 7" she
afflicted, was takea With biheas dsrantsmea' %
tsts witch was very severe. trese'ted 70 the NJ
D.s, alopathic doctors, Z in numbst, Ia hueyrus,
Clevsaud and Ruglss, IN The state st Ohie. stay.
sd four weeks Ia ClcssiNad, getting se better
stopped IN Suges, nuton CO., called On ~ ed W. ",
who said I had Tspo Nerni, lie gave ns ~ Gfain,
Of calomsl sad ,urpsauns, u lostsnsd ny zee
and was nigh killing nc, Others w hnryrp, rid '
mad the Liver Ccmplaint, sud gave me hpss doses oi
oalomel and quinins, grew verse all the ums -
ssms OF the dovtofs ndyissdm to travel 70 gaia my
heath, whils ether, said wsud never gals ~y hsshh
snd get well.
Who's sIi msdicsl aid sfihs cid school nculty ksd
eahausted their skiiL and all hsps was gone aAd 10
deprived or, wu prevailed on to rosad employ Dr
A. BENuAM, aphysopathe physiciaao ot Msinsrs
seneca co ., Ohio, who, with his mNstsry skil ans
ssnatiye remedies, restored ms TO health in thout
! weeks, when I walked hons, ~ miles, Ia eno dav,
uad soon rot able 10 90 to work, and wss gau. vel
with the esueption oithe dits shscts otths cslsme
with that exception, lhs,s enjoyed good health svsi
,inos and have known Ur. A. nsRham TO cure uOm
srous eases, where their physicians had sbandenet
hsm aud ~, hope gone would stvtss the aniolss
to cAll on Dt A, Bsnham al once and not dslay an,
tongst scun break fever, or any acute o. chrsn
lie disease, Ia less tims thaH aay physician s,s
knew. - ..
! JOSEPH WARNER, Nitness.
! nr A. Bsnham's msaieiHss isf sale BY Dutsi
4 Co., Tifa.
| iulyfN
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The Fountain HOusc.--Among the nu.
merous excellent hotels in Ohio, We are hap
ny to endorse the following just compliment
to our friend J. W. WARD, the popular pro.
prietor Of the Fountain House, - in Bellefon-
taine, Logan county. Ohio: "This popular
hotel now managed by our good looking
friend WARD, is winning golden opinions
from all sorts Of people" Under the winter
arrangements of the b. 4 /. r. r., two trains
stop here twenty minutes for dinner--onc
from the west at l21 the other from east at
l:45. The table Arrangements are always
superb, comprising all the delicacies of the
season--eycrything that the market affords
FOR the reireshment aud relnyigoration Of the
Inner man. And it is thus 1t comes to pass
that passengers do frequently compliment
WARD ON the brilliant shine Of thint in The
interior of his dining room, and depart re
lnctantly, when the bell Of tine Locomotive
announces the exit OF the train, casting ling
ering looks behind, aud regretting that fate
will not permit them always to remain ia
Bellefontaine, and board at the Fountain
House. Success to the aforesaid Fountain
House aaa its genial proprietor, j. W
WARD."
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Complete List Of casualties in Co G,
Ash Regiment, o. V. l.. at the hattie OF
MurireCsbOro', Tenn, furnished by VIM. Me-
Cutchins Of Co. @:
killej--Ssrgeant Joseph ]. Bssom, Worth.
ington Rummsl, Color Guard.
wouhded--Corporal J, W. Reynolds. arm,
slight; Corporal J d. Myers, severely since
died
Missing-Lieut. I. II. white, command.
ing CO.; COrporals R d. Hudson and j.
Colwell. PrivAtss wm. II. Vance. B. T..
Culver, c. w. Cooley. J. W Currel, Ma.
thias Frowaltor, J s Gibson. Geo. b. Good,
J. Henry, J Ross lugersou, A. L. Kitchen.
VIM. Robinalt, Samuel Sewers, VIM. Storm.
Walter wsber, Jerome Williams.
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The Weather has continued disagreed!
BILE for the past weel. We have had rain
an l snow a. various times, and mud, MUD,
MUD, all the time and everywhere. The
bottom seems to have fallen OUT OF all the
roads, and they are in a desperate condition.
There is every reason to believe that the II.
linois mud story will be revived, that of u
man finding hat in the read, and upon lift
ing it up, discovered there was a man under
it, and the man refising to be extricated. be,
cause his team was below him,
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Thieves About.-A large number o.
stores have been broken into by burglars
during the past week, and great quantity
Of articles aud money stolen. On Tuesday
last Louis Emick was arrested for commit
ting the bnrglaries. and oHe handred dollars
in money found upon his person. as well as
knives, razors, candles, matches. &c, do
Some Of the money We understan d, has been
a lready identified. He acknowledges break
ing into | L. ST. Johns Drug Store. bu,, we
belive, denies all others. That he is not the
only one connected with these daring burg
iariss Is very evident. We hope this matter
will be thoroughly investigated. and all the
perpetrators brought to speedy and sondign
punishmeat
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under his pants shirt-fashion. His men
all admire sour jamie" as they cali him
and will fight with him to the last They
just qusrtered upon the town snd fairly
dsvoured il, and what they could not eat
they carried away. The people Of
NIoorefeld have special terror for the
Irish Brigade.
We had hardly got qdieted down in
Moore6eld, before orders came for us to
fall back upon this place, which we did
in good order. First Col. Mulligan len
with his Paddys and brass guns. In a
day or two the l2Sd and 18th, with wha,
cavalry and artillery we had and all the
sick, (some 900 in numher) and large
supply train, were put in motion. We
bade sdieu to Maorefeh and commenced
our march amid a driving snow storm,
which continued most Of the day. 1t was
very hard on the sick, who hadto be haul
cd in wagons.
Tho roads became a glare Of ice, rcn'
dering il almost Impossible for either
horses or men to maintain their perpen.
dieulari;y. Many wagons were upset
and the contents strewn along the road.
Our train was fully three miles long,
Somehow could not help comparing the
scene before me, TO Bonaparte's retreat
from Moscow, only ours was not re-
treat. The country for few miles this
side Of MooNfeld, is as beautiful aud
rich as any have ever seen. Were it
not cursed by treason, it would be a love-
ly spot indeed.
We made our grand cntrce into ROM
ney on Sunday the llth inst, and found
1t pretty well used up town. The Ring.
gold Cavalry has been quartcrod upon il
for some time, and il seemed converted
into mammoth stable or corrcll. Some
of the best houses in town mad bcen con-
vested into stables. Go where you would
into the parlors, into the store-rooms,
printing offices and Jail, and tho same ap-
partition of a horses head and pair of
cars, protrudcd from a windcw, met you
at every step. II was indeed, "a horse
of town."
Since our advent into Romney, moth
ing has occurred to disturb the monotony
of a soldiers life, except the capturing Of
our mail comm up from Green Spring,
with any amount Of love for the boys and
what is in more demand just now, per-
haps a little of the "needlul." But the
boys take il very coolly and think the
letters may 90 to the dogs, for they know
their sweethearts are all right and as true
as the magnet to the pole.
Our cavalry and some detachments of
infantry have been out for day or two
trying TO run some of tho rebel horse
thicfs into their holes and beard the lion
in his den, us old Put did the wolf. They
have succeeded in running down and
bringing in few "greybucks," but the
game caught has hardly paid for the wear
and tear of men and horses. We have
now got our bucks up and it is now oui
turn to play grab and, if we do not make
these mountains too hot for rebel bush.
whackers, it will be because the rascuIs
crawl into their holes and take the holes
in after them.
The boys of the l23d are all right and I
ever they meet u foeman worthy of theil
steel, they will make big hole in rebel
dom or am mistaken. The health o
the regiment is improving.
Yours truly,
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Sergt. Henry #. Arndt.-Col. Gibson
rode mp to this heroic boy, after they had
fought desp erately for seven hours, and was
quite exhaused, aHd told him that he feared
he would iijure himself, and he had better
take it easier. us il would be no killing mat.
ter to be captured.
"No," was the gallant reply,T viii ney'
er surrender 10 a rebel. Tell my father
died fighting" That is true blood. He
fought another hour, aud came of safely with
his Colonel.
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COOP NEvV3
7'RxC.HPHfy

Benham's Magical Pain Extrac-
tor. for removing all local pains:
Benhaffi's Gargle.--For Dipthe-
ria, Putrid Sofethroat. Thrush and
liberation Of the Throat.
Benham's Renotatiag Pills.
For Nervous and Sick Headacbe,
indigestion, Colds and S6dr Ston,-
ach. They will cleanse the ftens-
ach without any inconvenience.
Benham 8 Worm Pastilla CANDY.
The surest, safest and most rsli
able. Easiest to take. No pliysi
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Benham's Hygiene Cough Drops
For Cough, Group and rattlcs in
childreh--good also in fevers.
Benham's Liver Pills.-7Good to
cleanse the system Of all bilious
habits.
Bcnham's Joshua Drops Like
Joshua of old, who commanded the
sun to stand still and it obeyed
him, so with the Drops. All NOR
bid, or loss Of action will be rous-
cd; all Fevers will be calmcd down
/ in an incredibly 81 ort time. They
arc decidedly ahead of all other
preparations, for Fevsrs, tramp,
Croup, spasms Inflammation, re-
tanus or Lock jaw, Suspended ami
nation, Dipthefia, Phtrid Sore
throat, and in fact it is perfect
Joshua, as hundreds win testiiy.
Prepared and sold by
A. BENHAM,
Mslmoro, Ssnsss sounty,0 D.
For sslSby plbois / Co., Tim.
jyt6alr
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NArtifcial Limbs for soidiers.-An
soldiers entitled to artificial limbs, who are
not at present in any of the military hospi-
tails provided for their accommodation, can
obtain an order upon the manu- facturer for
the same, by presenting their claims with the
proper proof. to Surgeon l.. Il. Holden, U.
5. A. and Medical Director Department of
the oLio. at 81 W,st-Ihird Street, Cipcin
nati.
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For the soldiers.


ONO Stare AeENcY, 3ii PENSh
AVENUE, CoRNSR SEVENTH SrREKr}
wAsHiNGroS, ID. G. Jan. 81, '6J.
The undersigned having been appointed
by His Excelleney Gov, Tod, Military Agent
for the State of ohio,for Washington and vi
entity, win ehserfully give his attention to
the wants and necessities Of the volunteers Of
the State, adjust with the Departments their
Pay, Bounty, and Pension or other claims,
rcmitting money, correspond with their
friends or families. eto etc, free Of charge.
JAMES Q. wKrNoEE,
Ohio State Military Agent.
rhe papers Of Ohio will be comforting a
favor on the soldiers by giving the above
publicity.
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AuctIoneer.-Siln B. Lindsey has pro.
cured Government License, aud is now
prepared to cry all kinds of sales. He is a
tip.top auetoncer, aud those who engage him
will be fully satisfied with his Serv ices. See
advertisement.
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Prices Current.

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Donation Visit.--1ho friends Of Mrs.
Sarah Il. MeLain, desirous Of giving her
substantial tokens oftheir regards, will please
leave their donations at Webster Hall, the at.
ternoon or evening Of Monday, February 9th
Ow
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Flour Barrel Munufactory.-Our On.
terprising fellow citizen, W. X. Chnmberlin.
Esq. as will be noticed by his advertisement
in another place, has commenced the manu-
facture, In our city, of flour barrels, and he
wants 10 buy StaEe Bolts, Heading Bolts and
Huops.
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Tho Atlantic Montlly has npaln .,

Tho Atlantic Monthly has again paid
us welcome visit. The February number
contains some most excellent pieces. We are
always impatient to receive the Atlantic -
Its contents are not surpassed in richness,va-
riety. BY any magazine ever published. All
who wish good reading should have it. Price
So Address. Ticknor d Fields, Boston,
Mac
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Many men fail in life because whom
young they frame false judgment touch
ing their mental capacities and inclina-
tons, and are ever after engaged in the
task Of proving to themselves and others
that their verdict Is Just one.
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A Characteristic letter from Col Glib.
son, giving certain Col. Heg, thorough
for tending 10 other peoples
business, will be found in another place.
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The ContinentaI Monthiy.-We or

The Continental MOnthiy.--Wea are in
receipt of the February No. of this excellent
periodical. direct from the publishers. This
lumber sustains the reputation Of this ex
ccllent magazine, and We know of no higher
need Of praise. "Tho Merchants Stoly !"
and WAS he Successful are stil eontinu.
ed. TernY' 50, or two copies for SIS. Ad.
dress, Jy1n F. Trow, SO Greene Street, New
York;
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore ex-
listing betwsau j. r. Haas. JosA. SMITH,
JosnUA Sslrif, N. N. BARSKs aud A. T.
BAssEs, under firm name Of Smith, BARNES
& Co. 10 this day dissolved BY mutual con.
sent. IoEA. SHlfn retiring.
The business win be sontinued as hereto
fore at the old stand by the rem aiming part
ners under same firm name.
SMITH, BARNES A CO.
Dee. 3. 1s5e.--3m
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DIR. Gibson has returned from Murfrees-
boro', and reports the l0lst and 10Th in good
condition, and the sick and wounded being
well cared for.
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DR.. Ferrard will return to the Davis
House, on Monday, February 4th, and then
will remain until March.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PuIIADEI puIA,

For The Reliefef the Sick and Distre1e1, afflicted
with Virnent aud Chtonie Diseases, aud especially
for the Cufs Of Disease, Of the sexual o'gan'.
NnEDlCAL ADVICE given graft, by the Acting
G"A Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS IN spermsibrrhwa, or
Somiunl WeakneA, aud other Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs. and on the NEw RgHEpi empoyedtn the
Dispensafy, sent To the afflicted IN sealed leitsr envs
opes, ifee OF chsrge. Two thrvs stamps lot post
age IN be acceptable.
Address, DR.. skILIlN uoUGHToN, Acting
surgeon, Howard Association, No.2 south Ninth ST.
reil. l.Aslphia, Pa. ihn3ir
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b! WAGES PAID
$40!

To sell sssas fer the ABAns sswIss MAsnIsE
CoaFASs. We viii give q oolnmssion on all goods
ssd bv oar Agents pay wages Al from $40 of SloO
Per nenth, sad pay all nssss.sp sEPsnsss Our n's-
shiAs u perfect in its mscaahsm child san learn
10 operate by hall an hoars instrsseai II Is equal
To aay Family Saving Machine IN use, aAa We have
fsdsesat the price 10 Fifteen polaFa.
Each Machine 10 wnrrsntsa for three yssu.
Address G. RuGcLHs,
Gsa. Ass. Dsssit hisA.
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Terms OF subscription.
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tI1YSlNilElg or Sfare ,1hSeat,
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tfnsglsotsd, cssn terminates seriously.
FetO ara eware Of the Importance Of
stopping /goitah or Slight
/EeLd in its FIRST stage that tvhich
in no beginning ,Vo,tld yield to a
n.iii remedy, if net attended tc, soon
attacles The lllngs.
A3Soto,l's s 8ro,1chiaL, ,Srocjies
i0srs fret introduced slsvsn years ago.
R has been proved that they are tho
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,5fsthn1a, Igatarrk, the Hacleing
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Public Speakers " Singers
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c>vrIoS.-As there are many limitations, ask for
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by long experience have proved their value, having
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City Railroads ars building in San
Franchises, the omnibds propristors tax
Jog neArly the whole interest IL them.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Bills for which have been printed at thi.
office;
Friday, January 30.-.on the farm Of
Thomas Leoyd, by D B. Laird Horses, wag
ons, and Farming Utensils, Hay and Corn
fodder.
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Noreltiss Of Md Season.

Th,r.fu, fcf past nysf,, 81. heps, ,,il TO receive
ssce one" RON sSiUsk A. Mites s'slesl Pm
N"VF'F Oss. tfth,
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Tiain Retail Market.


ICofreciV weetIy, bV n. A. BUSkIkk
Wholesaleaud Re,ail dealsu 10 Gtoeeue, asd
duoe of ahkinds, She whanb nloek TinnO.l
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For additional Local News.
see Fourth Page.

Tiffin, O., FRIDAY January 90. 1863
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Caps, ntss rbmwias,
hauon', BELTS, &c 10, cash.
tremsly low Pre-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-24
General Intelligence.
lBg Neil 10 the NY. SEW. ]

TINS ssllant 10th regiment, from Chattanooga, Ia.
arrived at baltimore fuIlough, to recruit nun bsu
having 70 enlisted.
Aspas Of Gr.y's Bridge, on the roilroad between
Baltimore and Washington, va accidentally burned
yes,srdsy. This viii not interrupt travel With
Wasbipstop.
TBrwsr OF the Catholic eisre, Of ireland .sainst
the National Schools r'ill continues All Catholics
connected With the Model Schools" srs thrsAten.d
sut etcOumunieation,
Gss 1nosAs. in the Official report, inst published
OF the battles OF Corinth and Hatchie, pays high
tributs to the courage and endurance OF the Officer
and men mo defeated the rebel General Nheeler's
vol laid plan for destroying the ations Of
the army 81 Chattanooga.
Ttis recent DECLARATION OF Gen Hallect that cut
l-fs sers npsceasarv In the army IL aresdy produce
lus hs eNeets. Provost ha(;eneral Patrick sd
Potomac vith oysters, which gill nov be supplied
to soldiers regularly and At ressobabe istss, hy
contract Arranfsmsnts are also in progress for sup
plying IL With hsh, poultry, game and milk.
A M CoaswALL. a confidential clerk in the Tres
sury Department st wsshirs'on, has been detected
demand notes sent in to he cancelled. Ia place OF
burning the no,ss, he aAroitlv msnassd to conceal
band 80 81 them on bis person. The proceeds we're
invested in "hve-tventies and the total amount 10
said to be recovered. lie has been arrested.
Tnr Dublin SArros short time since, rubl,she ID
cartoon representing an eviction. The landlord vas
seen eoatins the ~ork while In the foregror nd
the elected we're preparing for emisrA'ion This pie
ture wn called Going With Vengeance. Another
eeanee." John Bull IL ssen standing upon Ireland
holding . chain 70 which 10 attached woman With .
harp in her hand She 10 look ns imporinely into
th. dist.nce, where 10 seen Gen. hessher sith host
under The STAR and supe-." John Bull look, over
bis houlders With fear, and the lion beside him has
literally turned tail" on them.
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BROOKLYN.

Tn1 sotrIiERH BArk NorE CAs.-Tnl
TABLES Tus-rp.-Lat week the srr contained an
soeount Of the arrest Of married lady, named Jennie
Hsles, and her father, NJ Samuel Psrter. residing
In Ryer.on street. Brooklyn, the charge Of stealing
southern Bsnt bills. value $4,000 from the trunk II
Nj George IIsles husband Of one Of the defendants.
and putting worthless bills In their place. The
vas then po-troncd and Suspicion. facts connected
With Hsles conduct in the meantime esme to lisht
The slicsed package ~ worthless bills could not be
found. Iisles represented himself A. Aren't OF one
william Clsrhe. Of Adams Georgia, for ihs
Yesterday, vhsn the case ~s called on,
Hales vas not present The Gaze vss postponed
until Saturday fiales shortly sftfryard made bis .p
p-arsnce ard vas disappointed 70 find that the de
that lialcs had difficult -h bis -ifes sister some
months since, v0 afrested and held In heavy bail TO
snsvc. Iii, b.il had surrendered him, and he WAS
nov wanted" by the police. II s believed Hses had
himself emee Mrs IIac' imprisonment. her hue.
band, u 10 alleged, proposed 10 her that they should
sail for Ssv ORLEANS b the frst steamer which she
declined 10 oh sct evidently to get clear Of his
former dieut, chsrse Of felonous assault asa nal,
Ars Hal,s' sister. HEARING Of this. some ~ Mrs.
llales' friends had him arrested. and Mr.. George
Hsss 10 nov in Jail and his vile At large.
EopRnp Wills ~ BEp.--While Mr.. Whit
Ing. <9l Pacific street, vas sssep on Tuesday night,
his ho,ue vas entered aud sTa taken from the poch
cts Of his pantsloons, hanging by his bed eide.
BsrrKa GAS WANTED Great complaints
are made by the ilhsbitanis Of South Brooklyn, Of
the bad quality and dssrness OF the gas furnished
them. Efforts are 10 BE- made to form smother Gas
Conpaay, called The Peoples" to supply better
and cheaper Gas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-24

DRIKSTS COLUMBIAN BALM, OR,
DMAGICAL HAIR REsT0RATIyE is the best
falling out, ever introduced Depot - South second
street willismsbursh; 70 be had IN New York a $50
Allen, cor; stanton ~; sad cor Ave- and Houston
sxs 10 cents. 900