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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-25
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
MARurrA Collxss. - 1T d truly magnificent work,
an honor to the author, the pubhsrs, and the whos
country. y."-President Andrews.
ONO WRzlnAH UMvnHTI SIT exceeds my eKpecta-
tons II will DO my guide In orhography and pronun.
ciaton, and will often be oonsuled By me for is neas
and accurate definitions. .'-Preddent Thompson
". B. NClrCTIo ooLLras. Heretofore We have used
Webster's photography At recent meeting oi our
FACULTY. it Was decided to change 10 conform to that
Of Worcesters Royal ouarto Dictionary" y"--President
Garfield.
WrsrxpH RrsxRyn CoIlxaE.-tsI hnd II worthy Of
cordial appreciation. ."-President Hitchcock
OpRIu CoLLraE.-"It more than meets my expecta-
tions. / recommend It 40 the standard authority IN
orthoepy to my children and my pupils '"-Presdsnt
Morgan.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-25
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

IA. been before the public bat short time and has A
reaoy boon tested hy over thousand persons and
hey eaty that the Napoleon Hair Toilet IL the Created
Deantihef ever offered 70 the American people. !
70 prevent this Toilet from being counterIeted or I'm.
steo w unpnncipied personst We do not oner Il for
sale OF any Druggsts In the United gtates THEREFOR
or Gentleman who desires soft LuEurant Hair
and Ouris and Long Hoft Whiskers or Mourache, can
procure tho lnygontor or Toilet, either ono, fcr or
dollar, inolosed In letter, with their address,
Address s o.. y. sPBNY q co.,
v Boz l6a, oollinsyills,
Hartfordo 90, oeBa.
And y will b carsfaily sent By return nail.
tooZe otWGRly NON ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-25
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R0YAL0 L0BARTODI DICTIONARY.

WQRCHR i'nAEHES
ROYAL LQBARTO DICTIONARY
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.vayY Hen ESvysoAsrs..
3 ~. A., onward. Of Hundred rnousand woIds,
vbcss nuitariouI meanings and dsriyatons
yith tnsl' CerFs0. R'lirs and p'0npn'O -" ~ III
fr 9t 4 0sciaaaa Ooamsrota' .
B.od sAs Dscisloa, OF Ao Asnbsvs Of ~ 0A'o S'd's
7sachsr's AssocIdfioN. aao; y /,
Tho undersigned, members Of the Ohio Btats Teacnsn
Association, adopt and aim TO use In teacnn9 WV.
and speaking, the orthography and pronuncianon
WoroestsrT Royai ouaTtc Dictionary, andwe most coI
dsiiy recommend Ii as the most reliable standard an
theiy Of ths nngish Language, asi now Vr''sn sno
spoken, 49l h.si''
Loau AHpRsws Pr sident Kenyon college. ~,
N. D. LrsaETr, Superintendent GAINESVILLE Schools.
THcs, ". HARvsf, bup't Massilon Union Schools. 4
M II. O0WDKRYf bup't PUBIC bohooiD5 benuubky' i
JoHn LrncH, eupt Pubic Schools, oircleviile.
9. N. sAryoRD, Principal Cleveland Female s'mina
WV. Msfornl, sup't Public Schools, NJ. Union.
Jcm 0apn, Principal state Normal School, Mime
sota. bl
Cincinnati.
MS. MAErm, sup't Canton Union schools.
Ipwm RraAl, Principal McSesly Normal School:
Hi r.. TArrAs, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio UniverhI
W1. W. HpwRRpp, snpt Troy Onion eenool;
!, A. q. HorKnss, Principal West Hign scnool, vieve
land. -ss.. .-e.... Il z, ,,,.A s.,,.., ni...
land. c,.
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J. A. aIRYmID, President Of Eleotio Institute, Bi
W. L. HAkRu, Prof of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
University.
Ohio.
JAMm McpRsn, Prof. Rhetoric, oberlin College.
THos. HnA, President Antioch College.
Q. W. Il. CATHcARz, Prof Mathematics hiRi
3. d. 6RUuAusz Prof. Language, High schoei
4. II. DARsE, sup't Union Schools, Ashland
Ifovs than Gis Hpndred otter Pyssidsats Of OolS
oss, ProfSssors, AWthors and DtsNngutshsd Etticd
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16
Tre lns Goinw Snrth and East.

Leave Montpelier u 10 A NJ. 10 p NJ and 10 20 Pm
MI AL Train leaves St.Abans at 6l5 A. M, Burling
HI ton 100 A. NJ, connecting at White River Junction
with trains for and from Wells River, St. Iphnsbury and
Litteon, aud with Northern Railroad for Boston, Low
ell Worcester &C., and connecting al Bellows Falls with
! heshre K. r. or Roston and with Vermont Valley R.
r. for Springheld New uayen and New York, arriving
in New York at l0,l5F M
ACCOMMODATION Tram leaves Rouse's Point at 7.45
a.. TOT burlington. Rutland and Nonhfied.
NGaT EXPRESS TEAM leaves Ogdensbte at - Is M.
Won't eal at so b., Houses Poa OF 20 p NJ arriv
with Cheshire r. r. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley Il. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at 4 Is P. NJ,
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier al co a. NJ 40 A. NJ. and 5 10 P. N
MAIL TRAM leaves Boston at 7,30 NJ, a. Lowell
Lawrence or Fttchhurg. Leaves Springfield at 740
Bellows Falls at 1893 P. connecting at White aivef
JunCti with Nettheru Il. r from Boston and with Pas
2umpsic R. r. tor and from 81 Johnsbu5y and Littlctou
SIS p. NJ. and lodge.
iCc1VMCDaTIoN TRAIN leaves NorthfeiG ut S.25 NJ,
for hurl ngoE, Eou9es Point and MoHtFt&.
NtGHr ExPREss TRAGu Tea fellows Falls at Is P hi
wing passengers from Vermont Valley z. R. leaving
New York at 500 A. NJ, and from Cheshire r. R
leavi ig Boston at 90 P. connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston al
5. % p. Nj. via Lowell Lawrence Leave Whit,
K yer Junction at ll40 P. M, arriving at Burlington
al ,l5 A. NJ, Rouses Point at 7.3D M, Montreal q
10, 80 M. and OgdeQsbugh at 100 NJ, connec NJ
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and th
West.
Sleeping cars re attached to both the night expre
! trains unning between Rouse's Pointand Boston
Through Tickets toT Chicago aad The Vest for sale 3
! the prime pal stations.
MERRILL, sup't.
! st. Albans. VT, Dec. s. 1869.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16
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OHO INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
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From the Tribune, Aug.2.
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raj Charle H. Davis, commanding the Mississippi squad
ron, Is authorized to purchase many re-
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Iw GIDEON WELLEI, S.-.tlry oFth4 Nlvy
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16
DIR. MARSHALnS HEADACHE
CATAREgH SNUFF.

NHls Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
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of the best physicians and used with great and
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MoIe than twenty y-fve years. experience has proved
its great value and at this nent than
ever before
large number Of the most espectabie Druggists In
Boston and New York, in iAcate signed by them
1854 say:
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quanted with DR.. MARsHALL's CAfARaH AND HEADACHB
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recommendation given OF 1t foi he cure of Catarrhal
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known for all the comm diseases of the head
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fac simile Of the signature of the ptcpretsr
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16
BILIOUS HEADACHE Z

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Sick Headaches may bepre eatel ARIA tatess
at the commencement of an attaes immsGiste ralieF
from pain and sickness will be obtained. -
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They act gently upon the bowels,--removing Cos
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For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females sna sn
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All orders should bs addressed to a3.Fei s'up
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

NEVER, since the dawn of civilization has Their
been recorded euch improvement in medic9. scenc
as that IN ugu rated by the discovery of
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
Fossils Nominating a President.

CINCINNArI, Dec. 4.-The conservative
union national committee" met here to-day,
Hon. A. NJ. Kendall presiding, and VIM. C.
Hurd of New York, treasurer.
The convention was addressed by Hon. Gar
rett DAVIS. J. p. Fauset, ex-Gov. Jacobs,
VIM. G. Hurd, Leslie Coombs, }. Scott Har-
rson S. r. Williams, j. C. Phillips, Hamil-
ton Pope, j. II. James, 0. B. Drummer, Paul
Shipman, ex-Gov. Campbell, r. +. Stevens,
and others.
Letters were read from Hon. John B. Rob-
inson, Pa; Emerson Etheridge, Tenn;
Washington Hunt, n. Y; Linn Childs and
Edward Riddle, Mass. w. Reed, Pa; eX
Gov. Trimble and S. Taylor, Ohio; G. c.
Walker, La. John Il. Huston, KY; ex-Gov.
Colby, VT; C. b. Calvert, Md; B. Davis
Nixon, N. Y, and others, all expressing great
interest in the movement.
1t was resolved to re affirm the Kentucky
platform of 1863 and suggest to the conser-
vative Union national committee the name of
Geo. B. Mcclellan for the next presidency,
and recommend to said committee to take such
action in regard to the nomination of candi-
dates for president and vice president as they
may deem expedient.
The names of Hon. VIM. B. Campbell Of
Tenn, Leslie Coombs and Gov. Bramlett,
were suggested for vice president. 1t was de-
cided that another meeting should be held in
Philadelphia the 23d of December, for further
action.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

The sultan of Turkey and the king of Den
mark have sent favorable replies to Napoleon's
invitation to attend II European congress.
The specie now held by the bank of France
amounts to 100000 francs.
Arrests of the principal men and women of
Warsaw continue, and the Russian heel is still
on the throat of Poland.
All the ilolsten officials have received or
derS from Copenhagen to take the oath Of al
legiance to Christian. The university profess
sors, the members of the court of appeal, and
other officers, intend refusing the oath.
According to reliable Information, the grand
duke of Odens6urg despatched on the 18th
inst, protest to Mr.. Hall, at Copenhagen,
declaring that the accession of prince Chris
tian to the throne is not founded on right.
An illegal accession to the throne not being
binding, the duke lodges a protest of his
views, and reserves to himself the right of
taking further steps.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

The Star, under the head of the army of
the Potomac and its hesitating generals, says ::
$50 long as our army in this quarter contin-
ues TO be guided. by its present counses in
the field 1t is clear that it will fail to command
public confidence. Though the movement
amounted to only reconnaissance in force,
its purpose was certainly to give Lee battle
wherever found. There can be no mistake in
this fact, though it is now sought to be de
MED. We know further that the season for
active operations under active commanders in
this section has not closed, as is being repre-
scented by more or less newspapers. So if
Lee, relying upon continuance of the chron.
ic hesitancy that has affected the councils of
Gen. Meade, ventures to reinforce l.ongstreet
considerably from his own army, which he
has yet time at least to attempt, the govern
ment will promptly seek to make him pay
dear for his temerity, as our army OF the Po-
tomac is as ready at this moment to move as
1t was when undertaking SO to do few days
since"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

TROUBLED MEXICO The last advices from
Mexico indicate growing spirit of discomfort
among those who have heretofore acqucsced
in Ethe French farce. A squad of men offer
ing the Mexican crown to an Austrian prince,
whose name was unknown to one in hun
bred thousand throughout the country, is not
regarded as "A popular thing, ut all. And the
church party are further Disconnected, on ac-
count of the little respect paid by the French
sodiery to church property. They have ap-
propriated the rare paintings and diamond
eyes of the images, and used the church for a
stable-a stable government not much to the
mind OF this church party which helped the
invaders, and has long been a curse to the
nation. If this spirit of opposition should
| grow into n revolution in favor of President
| Juarez, the best and most enlightened head
| the nation has had for years, it will be good
result for this unsettled country. Several
priests throughout the republic have seeded
from the church of Rome, intending to act
hereafter with the Greek Catholic church OF
ConstantinopIe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

NEW YORK. Dec 4.-COTTON irregular and lower
with doing sales 1000 bales at IS @ soc for mid
ding uplands, -
FLOUR-Rcceipts 25l2 bbs; sscss 10 500 bbls state
and western opened firm. but cosedsdull and shade
lower; supernne 515 u so; extra state $50 d
G35 choice 635 % $40; round hoop Ohio 745 % 100;
choice 1855 % $50; supcr1ne western 59l 70 sos com
mon to good extra western $685. q $50; southern in
moderate request and unchanEed sales 800 bbs; mixed
to good 1855 @ S,l5 fancy and extra 20 % 10 75 Can.
ada rules quiet and closes scarcely so Arms sales $50
bbls common TO good extra go q 40; ezra good to
choice GAS q 80
Wheat rhade hrmpr without, however, any decided
change in price; saes $4,000 bush Corn heavy; sales
IS 900 bush; mixed western for shipping l2O 25 In
store and l33aoat Oats heavy and lower; sales at 81
q $50 for Canada aud state.
Beef quiet and steady sales 300 bbls. Pork more &C,
tive ond rmer sales 2200 bbls SIC 75for old 1871
1910 for Lard quet sales 800 bbs also 270O hbl,
for December January and February, at 2ac in bbs al
ll} l2ac Whisky irmer, but very Irregular and un
tled sales 400 bbs at 50 q s3c for state and 50 q s5c
for western Rice dull. Sugars hrm; sales $40 hhds
New Orleans at l33 a Isle; Mvscovado l21 a l23c Eng
li'h Islands l2c Coffee rn. but less active. Molsses
quiet; New Orleans 60 bbls at IS q Coo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

The PRESIDENTS LETTER.-President Kin
coin was invited to attend a meeting in New
York, Wednesday evening, called for the pur-
pose of raising volunteers, and celebrating the
recent victories at the west. He was of
course unable to attend, but sent the following
reply -
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Dec 9.
Mesvs. George Opdyke Joseph lSi&1eriand Benjan4in
f MdnieTe, Prosper NJ. Wetmore, and Spencer KIRBY
Yours of the 2Sth ult inviting me to be present at
meeting to be held at the Cooper Institute on the
% inst to promote the raising OF volunteers
ceiYed. Nothing would be more agreeable TO my
feelings, or better accord with my Judgment, than
to contribute, if l could, by my presence or other.
wise, TO that eminenty patriotic object. Neverthe-
less, The now early meeting of congress, together
Wlta temporary illness, renders my attendance i'm
possible You purpose also. TO csebra our western
victories Freed from apprehension OF woundiug he
just sensibes Of our brave soldiers lighting else
where, 1t would be exceedingly agreeable to me t.
JOIN IN suitable acknowledgment to those Of the
great west with whom was born and have passed nv
me- And II is exceedingly gratifying that portion
lately of the army of the Potomac but now serving
with the great army OF the west have borne so COM
splcuous part in the late brilliant triumphs in
Georgia. Honor to the soldier and sailor every
where who brayey bears his country's cause. Hon
or also to the citizen who cares for his brother in
the field, and serves he best can the same cause
Honor to him only less than to him who braves for
me common good the storml of heaven and the
storms OF battle
Your obediOnt servant, A. LINCOLN
The letter is one of those incidental express
sions of kind and earnest feeling, which the
president has frequently shown during his ad-
ministration, and which have given him sure
place IN the confidence of The country. The
perp.exities Of high position, and the wear and
tear of public life, have not roughened the
attractive ana honest simplicity of character
which distinguishes him greatly above the ay
erage of public men. 1t was generous in him.
wien the country was exukant over the yicto-
ries won by one portion Of the armies of the
Union, to think of the 'jnst sensibilities" of
the other portion, whose labors and sutferings
have been as great, though their achievements
have not yet secured TO them the same re-
ward. 1t is also proof of genuine thoughtful
ness, to send to meeting called for such
parpose the expression of his great regard and
honor for those who serve the good cause on
land or sea, in victory or in defeat. His judg-
ment is not that of a single man, but of the
country which he represents, and Of history,
which, with his best purpose and effort he is
striving to make worthy and honorable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

DR. HAIsrED, of Round Hill Water Cure Northamp'
ton Mass has far perfected his 'Moorpathic Sys-
FEM of treatment many of ncipient proIdp
sus ueri. kindred weaknesse. and alterations can be
cured BY me consultation and the following OF his in
strucliuns The plan aud remedies for self home
men potent and estoratiye They dispel pain
and weakness in the back strengthen the nerves. tone
the stomch and obviate indigestion and constitution
Confirmed cases and bed idden patients, can be so
much relieved from visit, TO give them faith of
ultimate recovery ut his institution. Water treatment
NAV used tone the system, it may not; but p
pOrters caustc hat sh treatment never The
once y. motorpathicY adjusted. ordinary exerton
will u.pace it, and AFTER short treatment its healthy
condition becomes fixed and permanent.
This method simple and reliable that is working
a revolution in the treatment OF womens diseases.
Physicians are cordially invited to test its value Their
attention also called to his treatment for Neuralgia and
Spinal Difficulties by which the vital forces renew
ed strength and elasticity restored, and broken down
constitutions renovated The names of thousands of
Aids who have been cured at his Institution. are on
record with history of their suferings Further in
formation will be given If desired
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.--rhe reward for the
capture of Morgan has been increased to five
thousand dollars.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.-The arrangements
for the great sanitary fair are progressing sat
i'tactorily, and the fair promises to be great
success.
Gen. Cox has been relieved from duty at
Cincinnati and he is ordered to report at Knox
vile.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Admiral Stringham
has been ordered to relieve Com. Montgomery
in command of the Charlestown navy yard,
and Com. Montgomery has been ordered to
relieve Com. Harwood at the Washington
navy yard.
CHATHAM, Mass, Dec. 4.-Brig Lagrange,
from Franklin for New York, went ashore on
Barr Shoal on Wednesday, and is full OF wa.
ter. Crew saved
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 4.-Nothing from
Knoxville. The weather has been mild and
the roads dry during the past week, all favor
able for the rapid march of our relieving col
umn, which is probably within reach of Long
street tonight.
A number of refugees, from Walker
county, who came in to-day, represent a
perfect reign of terror in northern Georgia.
The males of all ages are conscripted, and all
supplies are impressed. Citizens were escap-
ing to the mountains.
Bragg has been relieved by Hardee, who is
making desperate effort to patch up the
shattered army and assume the offensive.