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The most certain and speedy remedy ever
discovered ior all diseases of the
Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, ASth-
ma, Consumption, Bronchitis, In
nuenza, IIoarseness, Difficult
breathing, Sore Throat,

Breathings Sore Throat,
&C., &C.
These Waters give the most insiantaneous and per.
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Tections, neysTiail io effect rapid and fasting cure
Thousands have been restored 10 perfect health, who
have tired other means In vain. To all classes and
all constitutions they "a blessing and curenon
need despair, no matter how long the disease ma v
have existed or however severe Ii may be- proyided
the organic structure Of the vital organs Is not hope
essly decayed Every one afflicted should give them
an imparta fial.
To Nocalists and Public Speakers.
these Waters are paricBlarly valuable. They winin
oNR DAY remove the most severe occasional hoarse.
ne,si aud therfegnlaT for few days viii At n
times, ncIease the power and De xibility Ofthe voice
greatly improving is toue, compass and clrarnes
which purposethey are regularly used by many pro-
fessiOnal VorRlists.
yOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, Realistically.
Price. .25 cents per box.
Vocal is aud Public Speakers
Nocahsts aud Pnklic Speakers
Noealsts and Public Speakers
WIN end Bryan's Waters
Willhnd BryAns Waters
WIN find Bryan's W Mafers
Invaluable Ia remove
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Hosuenew aud Sore Throat,
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lloaTseness and Sore Threat
Aud give clearness tothe voice. I. M
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They relieve in ten minutes,
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Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
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Coughs, Code, and all diseases
Ofths Chest and Lungs
Ofthe chestRnd Lungs.
or the Chest and Lungs.
Sold by all Druggists
Soldb, all Druggists
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Al 25 cents box
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stpue.Y
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a.. Ia. watson,

Attorney at Law.-Wili attend
promptly 10 ail Kind, legal business. Ofce IN Com.
mercial Row, titin, Ohio. novi
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A. III. Esycrs

Attorney at Law. Notary Public
and insotanrc Nreut OHic- IN Cfonise's Huot store
Pension ptocnfsd for oundrd ~ ahlsd soldiers,
und the ITO Bounty provided for by Act ~ conefess
recollection Of Hll Kinds Of claims ptOmpuy attend
cdto. iau2,G2
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y. Ia. HHOrd,

Attorney at Law, Tillin, Ohio
Onlce In shawhans New Block, over shfvrr, store.
fobtn.ff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-27

e-o- The above named Ladies we are personally &C.
guuaned with, and know that Tor several years while
we livod In Medina they were great sufferers. Miss
hasbeen 80 badly afflicted that II was with diicuty
she was able TO stand upon her feet. few hettes OF
Catholicon entitely cured herof her complaints NV
vile received great benefit from this medicine. We
recommend to the Ladies Of this County a. a safe
and efficient remedy for the many complaints they
'uhieetto.s
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
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w. II. g. az. Noble,

Attorneys 4 Counsetlors at Law
Office In Singers New Block, opposite the ro"'
ilouir. nOS2J
". +, Noble, ilauison Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-27
FOR SALE BY

For sale In sereea county hyl l.. 81. John & 20
DuBois 20 and J. +. Marquardt. Tim, u. Hat
Lowelli D. NJ. Arndt, Adrani J. W Miller Autua
ID w lloffnan, Berwicki John lewis, Betsyille;
q Nonnker Watsons StNtioH; T. + bliss, Rlaomv N
II Cteque' West Lodii DuBois n Co., Fostoria, ,
James Gray, Melmorei NJ Sileox, West Iodii r
Yates, Green Springs det27.Ir
Anlby merchants and druggists gene'auy througho u
the United States and Canadas.
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NoWNN no wOvG.

As a proof that tho Blood Purifier and pills are
purely vegetable, have the certificates of those em-
lnent chemists, Professors Chiffon VI New York, and
Locke Of Cincinnati.
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates
time 60 time
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
her 81 per bottle IS per half dozen. or tho Scan
dinayan Vegetable Blood Pills, 25 cents per box,
5 boxes for 81.
Principal Oi,ce and Salesroom, No East Fourth
St. 81 building from Main ST., Cincinnati, U. Lak-
eratery, No. Is Hammond Street.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr. n u u.RtSGsLFy-Dear Siri Weieel N duty we
owe the public, 10 state tnat Narsh-s Cathoiieon
is a medicine invaluable foroomplants classed nader
the head Of Female Diseases. We have used your
CrHfcnbcrg Medicine and have b,en greatly benefited
thereby, much 50, tina, were the price double " e
" ,uld have them. Tothe thousand Of our ,es ubc
suffering from weaknesses, we would recommend
the Gathocon a. sure panacea. IL sives strength o
the system and enables each Of the organs Of the holly
to perform their appropriate functions.
Mrs. w CARTER.
Mrs T.. Il. WEEKS
Misc. SWORNsTEtT
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CORN MEAL.
And all kinds Of Feed

~illbe 1ep, for sale aud delivered to any ono in tn
city aud adoining towu,, .
Rosk Spring Mills, Dec, 80, 1902, am.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09

had nothing TO do with the Hayward plot, nor
could he have known anything of Mr.. Sharp
unless he had first been told by citizens here,
Indeed, we lave been Informed that the very
arrest was meditated long before Col. Ruukle
came into this section, and that men who knew
oil about the facts as detailed by US, were privy
to the matter. They frst tried to entrap inno-
cent persons into doing wrong, for political ef-
feet, and now have followed It up by endeavor-
ing to punish one Of the same men for a crime
which they knew be never committed We can
imagine no more contemplate deed, nor scarce
crime more revolving. r n
Mr.. Sharp's worst and only crime is that he
is Democrat For this he has been hunted
down by the political bloodhounds, thirsting for
Innocent blood For this he was arrested at a
time Of great excitement, when he might be
murdered by mistaken mob. or at least, If un-
harmed and able to vindioAte himself, when his
unjust arrest could be charged to the asserted
necessity Of confning all suspicious persons on
less evidence than would be considered neces-
sary under other circumstances. For thia be has
been torn from family aud home, at great in
convenience and loss, His arrest. under such
circumstances, is burning shame, which can
never be wiped out except by the punisbment
of the miscreant plotters who have endeavored
to work bis ruin. eA t'
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Assorted colors 20 by II hees to- weighat least %
POUNDS 70 tne feam n TUfu
The quantities above named 10 be increased the OPP
tion Of the Secretary of State.
Bids must be accompanied BY samples Of the paper,
and must specify the price a which each kind and quail
ity will be delivered at the State House In Columbus
Ohio No samples OF On inferior article need to pre-
sented the paper must be Of the best quality.
The delivery OF the Super Roy al and Cover paper to
commence on the first Of Noyember next ensuing, and
oontnue as the paper shallbe needed. "
The delivery Of Double Flat Gap to commence Oh the
frst day OF December next, and continue as above.
Each proposal as required BY law) must be accomps
MED by bond with approved security in the penal sum
Of not exceeding twenty thousand nor less than Ave
thousand dollars conditioned for the faithful perform
ance OF such contract a. may be awarded
The bids TO be made and the contracts awarded In
accordance with the Of the act provide the
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General Assembly and State officers passed March IL,
1853 and "an act to amend sections four and six and
e repeal section ave. Of the above enttsdsct passed
Bids 70 be indorssd on the envelopes Proposals for
furnishing paper for the State"
Bidders are assured that no psper will be received
less II conforms In every respect with the samples
The provisiop soin be striqly adbersd to- 81
W. W. ARMSTRONG,
IyL4gST iliW ST 5iC-eg I'd Secretary Of htate.
Columbus, Ohio, July2s, ls63.--iuly29 dtsep7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09
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brakes Plantation Buffers

They purify, strengthen and lnvigorte!o aa, sa.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09

Il
Az has been before STATED by as, VIM, Sharp,
worthy and unofending Citizen of this coun'
| ty, was arrested, without warrant and In oppo'
sition to law. while In Camp Marietta, on Sun.
day, July 18Th, 1868. Immediately after bis
arrest, Il was given out and gloSted over, by
leading Aboltlonists, that MIR. Sharp had been
detected In a most infamous plot to AID John
Morgan. That the proof had bes.c. found OF hla
belonging t9 the knights Of the Golde,, IN
ole' inst correspondence bad been also dis
other leading Confederate Generals : Ths,
guns, powder, lead, caps, knives, etc. had
been found In hls house, These and other stats.
ments were made about the affair, growing
probably as they went. ..-.,g ssa''c' -
That no was arrested is certain; but the
charges upon which the arrest was made were
not so easily found out. Days and weeks passed
by, yet no reliable information upon the matter
could be gained by his friends. The REGISTER. .
the Abolition organ of this county, vouchsafed
no information, and in fact merely mentioned
the arrest II was reserved for the Zinestille
Courier, published at the head Of the Muskin-
gum valley. to herald the charge, which IL did
as fol lows, ...Bu "-iNp, 1Hl 0HS ',oI. s-A'
Here the Republican prints q communication
from the zinesville Courier, said to]haye been
written by " Major JAoKsos,p who used to pro.
fe,s Demooracv I'm, vboaa .ti,fe.yo,nl.,,, no,i,;o
-, II. iii 4. ]. !. ~ ~. NSs ,psn"os
oouiu uo' ~l'n''Snu 'pe ss"p'ehon ns'a out In
the shape Of q commission 90 loyaA "a "a.
4 The following paragraphs are from hls letter
to the Courier; ,,., .,.s. .s.s-Is nj
herewith furnish you copy Of the oath and part Of
the Instructions TO members OF the Knights OF the Golden
MI sharp, 10 washington county, Who s now under ar
rest and vii probably be hung. .1.sassqEs ol rsi
N9 ParnCaisr comments men are necessary; SNAP was
vsisnagSsm nd hs neishbors .sS he was delegate 70
tho Convention by which vallandighsm was nominated.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09

- L. L. -. IL. IL.
Slaiy ~ sn1,epy iSjur%a "snVu tying soo
Iat in0 oesals, " u suncien' 70 tsase snAt nay,
Waiu comm1nceu 9oatding az ING same notei
Mi{s Mi.n{s ti.et si,s nimss.'
NV NV Anu ~, unsu9sPeosing ticsi scohn
aenCs, IAVHSy Mas hpsral,y s9ppieu 70 nay"aro
IstM onaPin au Dnssl ~ r 1slper, 4l o.
Mno oouDslsss aece;veu ~ TON .ne nspupi,Gsn
patty orgsniz1 1hon ~ snis counsyr Auer oih-
gens anu cTn.lnasI nsa M, enol s maywaTo became
~ saaS non .Isn,
~ snI eH;r ;a,s;t W. stHse
.n.s 10y e.0,Js pym ';r. tSa
Hn;ahS,. cisars 40 49, 90 suo SuU
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.has" s'o,, sno ss1sg kse az &c H."
4 ,'ssd Ia ~. s:,,aS ~ snoa...Srii,,
syaoI, IA ~ d;ra,1a, his .rioLa.. n s,na,;c,
hs,hos ~ ,,sssovcs. $500, ,bo s,oa ~
s,,ht" 1.gaaS " "
lsnhro; ali tbe Ssnsa II NJ M;iiar
4 wIo tbuu bsosma C,Iiv ecocnizant of ali thai,
/ do;nss' 80 - 'Ss'1 -, ,g.s,e f1'IJ - ,
FoiIed IN tbo attaS,ntjto, connviom. .bo,r f,o,
IintandsS .rctin ~ dsnn;o, r.onl;v;,;as ,hass
a,ch nlot,srs S,rectoS ~ sftorts of ,ha;s h;raS
snv ~ ne,susdjne yasions nnsnsnacs;nn Dsmo-
srs ts i,,yira n, i7ha ;stn caIs ,,;.ti,
I,bamsalvas to hosns or.a Diz.t;on oS = trs.
sonahle nstn,e MI WIN sham tho ean,lo.
man referred 10 In the above oommuniration.
| Who Ia now under arreat. being q nrominent
| Democrat, was singled ont az one Of the oh.
| iects of tbis second movement. rHavvard anon
| formed an acou aintanoe with Mr.. Sharp, and
other Democrats in his vicinity. and set yipor-
lously TO work Al Part Second of his infamous
llabora. -, - -
I The nlea raised to effaot th,a vaa tho oIlur.
! e..
formed IN defeat M C1tler tba PaonhI;con
candida, fos CoD,ras. IN ~, SIo W;1I
| inc tn learn vbst Havvard m;.ht rrono.o M.
| Sharn. vitb lila oontrerea encou,sesd tba or,
tn unfnld his nIans with nerfsct nS. S'
inc az IN bis zeal natrre ana hnsInes. ,hosa
] dunss mat ,p,ye N be led Hayvard On nail AZ
Ilsnp,b an sTrsnoemsnt vaa n.da Io, q u,aat,no
AZ Mr. Sharn,a Sas;denca vban tna astsii. oi
tho nronosed sectrt oroan;z ,tion shon,d hs mn -
| folded. - - iii N-' -'''.
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as ad;ns ~ @ n S r.onosaS .hs, ~ sha,,a a., -
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nocket saving. ave- ,o.nt s,on ~ n, ,;ab, y
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09

An Innscent Man TriumphantIy Win
dicat&d, ana his Persecuters D q
fully Committed. aq *
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Sale Of City Wharf 10 is
I Postponed to August 90, 1868.

DYOHDERO Or, THE OITY COUNCIL
ID OF the 0ityl Of Columbus the sale Of the Olty
Wharf Loh d postponsd until THUReDAY, AUGUST
90 1853, at which tine they viii DO offered at public
10 O'Clock, a. M, No bid will DO received any lot
at less than wothrds the apprAisement subject TO the
lease that may be IN existence. -,
These lots aru thirty fact three inches front
scioto street running west to Canal street, aud range
from IS 100 feet IL depth The following is the ap-
praised value OF said lots, respectively:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09

From the Marietta Republican, Aug. 6.l
A Startling Expose Exposed,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09

'sThe Trap" Catches Those Who Set II,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09

The Arres.of william sharp shown Up,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09

a Plat and description can BE- seen At The County
Tnasurers once, where all Information cencerning
sah sale OF Lots may be obtained, =, - ..,,-,
o Vyklfs OF skLr0nesthifd cAshfn hand, balsnco In
payments to be secured by mortgage on The preees-
so' aN' oAuN W JOSEPH DOWDlLL,
|, n sgaaq snrsiAS cSd si q s1 Agent for thS 6ity
aag6-dtdh iei g.ifGaHos sblvclg % bSs ,vTiapoa }
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09

sLoYAn-Ysibfaft u pr,nce a. q, = mne,,or: % true "a
plghted hth duty or love; not treacherous; used c
sut1s@e 70 0eir prtnce, and Of hwe6d1d, Tpte and
Eossrs,- RtbstTF'e Dictionary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09
PAPER FOR THE STATE.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at the Office Of The Secretary Of State, until
Monday, the 9TH day Of September
l. --r.r next at Noon,
for furnishing paper for the use of the State Of Ohio
for one year, as follows:
1000 Reams Double Super
Royal Printing Paper,
21f by inches to weigh not less than SO pounds to
the ream' .,J 5.Eq77't .ssrT
100 Reams Double Flat-Cap,
lsbv q inches, to weigh at least % pounds to the
Heam, q-w.rI rr. IA -.-.--,.--
100 Reams Brochure Cover
7,'-- 's..-z Paper
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09

lRrom thsMsrstta Republican Of August 0th.l
STATEMENT OF THE UNLAWFUL ARREST AND CON-
rEEMEET OF j.. T. HART AND OTHERS, BY ANIL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-09

ooiaRbus, ohioI July %, lsss-juiy OO-dsssp7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-10
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

pox,rx REposrs-FSya Iresiset-Erana
wnson and WaItar Lsry, arrived from Rich
nsnd, Va military: W.T. niEz %, selling
SO liquor 10 soldiers; Jail thirty days. A. S.
sssora Hrseinct-rhomss ]. Small and =
Nsntifon, cunning Sunday; guns cen Is
sstsd- Patrick Finn, malicious mis- chief; dis
Afsssd.
laird PYeeisct~-Mary Thomas and Hannah
Kelly, drunk; workhouse. b. Harrington. DO;
sirrcissed. Edward Beatty, disorderiy; $3.50.
Ira Fryer, do; military: Sofa Neal, DO 500,
Thos Lrekett do; s2a:. I'd. Leedon, Ed ward
Power and o. mcdienn. larceny aism !ssed,
Assault: bail for court Nancy Myers, dsor-
Derry, S1.H. James McH-nry, assault; dis
nifted. John Gross, disorderlE; sl.s6. Thos.
seeent exposure; s3.H.
rs4rtA Precinct.--Mary Mansfield, drunk.
vsrkhouse. Jno. Asher, do; -. Ghas. Bro WI,
ASsord<rly;a1.
RIA precinct-PetaP keenan,, malicious
uniethief; military. JDo. 9reason. drunk; 81 sc.
kawsfd W ood, disorderly; SI.9. &. Naples,
srunk and oisorderly; 81 IS. ]. Bateman, NJ
Carroll, Jas. Plant, Jas. Jackson, HeRry May,
Jas. W God, Alexander Davis, Dink Miuor, C.
CANT, 6. West, r. Stanly, L. Foster, j. H.
Slocun, Sandy Alexander, all -coIored, dIsor-
derry; sI.9i each.
S,rtA Prectnci-Iawis Payne. grand larceny;
dismissed. John Reed, drunk; so cents COS s.
Thomas DUNCAN, violating COY. Nv; 81. John
Welcher, Keeping open Sunday; dismissed.
Aenhe OvJu dssautt anu DtIbEI WIN Invent 10
kill; Jail for court. Edward Carter, indecent
exposure; 81; Martin Farkin, drunk aud dis
orderly; military. Amos Shaw, drunk: DO
TeatA Prsciaet;-Peter Jordan. murder, Jail
for court p. johnson. witness; dismissed. J.
n Williams, do; Jail in defaalto bail. J. +.
Keeper, assault and battery; for hearing. J
Sullivan, disordarIS; dirrni, s-d d~o Brooks,
drunk and discrderly; ~. Jos. Swain, drunk
DO. Patrick Walsh, do; do. q. Al. Beyler,
druTH and di orderly; military. Henrietta
Smith, indecent language: 50. Alex. Boyd,
1911 az
drunk; do. Jas. ONeal, do; dismissed. A.
Bidwol, grand larceny; dismissed I. Haynes,
drunk; 81 VIM. Norris, drunk and disorder
Iy; 81. Fannie I.y oEs. drunk; Workhouse. b.
Corhin, fighting. IS. Henry johnson, do; dis
missed. Il. J.. Gates, disorderly; 50. A. Lo-
psI, fighting; $40. Robert Crowley, indecs ut
language: dismissed. John 0Iascoe, disorder,
1y.xiu Patrick o Brisn, assault and battery;
aeferTed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-10
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
1ALTrMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

81
On and sftsr Tuesday, August u - DA!LI
y, 1AF6nHfH III ra "a PIEK kRaEuEa. Anl in
6stSceS WARRINGTON end RALfIAOk1, =
1o1 PHILAD1LPHIA, REV YoRK b BesroN.
Leave WasAfAoten Of and HIS .. n. ~ ] ~
q S.ndays d & . ,. n. only.
HoR BALTIMORE.
Leave % 80, and Ills .. m. and 4.k sno I'D p.
n, On SUNDAYS ats .. M. and asd " 2. n only
FOB ALL PARTS OF FH1 WEST.
Leave Washipston NJ 20 .. n. ana ). D, snd 80
.. m :. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday at And
fhis 10 tie sniy rsats By which DasgAss can b
CAstksd T1yoEsA from WdsASaStoa.
ron WASHINGTON ANB THl 40UfH.
Leave Baltimore for WaAhiaStOn At 80. 8 and 10
Am. and $50. . and So. m. On Of 80 and
ne tSird and Afth trains only from Baltimore
and the drst and fourth trains from Washington.
Stop st way points. ......
ron ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore 81 .. m and p. u.
Leave Waahinetop 1t O. m and ,. N.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further information, tickets Of every Kind,
de apply to G 9. KOONTZ, Agent, at Wsahtns-
ton station or at the Ticket once.
Master Of Transportation.
L. H. COLI, General Ticket AGENT 40 S-tf.