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EXAMINING suRalnHa

Oh. d. w. King, Empire City, Colorado Ter
Titory; DR.. Edward Russell, Pennington, Me;
DR.. John e. Ennis, Lyons, Iowa; DR.. Ira H.
n.-thelnmew. lansing. Mich: and Dr. VIM.
A. Ciapp, New Albany, Ind. have been ap-
pointed Examining Surgeons by the Commits.
siorer OF Pensions
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AREksT OF DIsLoYAL CHARAorsRs-Cnas
& Ta,. Eowsrd Berry, Frederick Jordan. PARK
arrested In Baltimore by the 0oyernm.rt ~
tecuve. upon the charge OF being disi0vsl IN
the Federal Government It was nrovsd ~
TO the following toast: " Damn the roo.s 49,
SrsCed The gull that made the pen t6st vrc,.
the proclamation OF emancipation" n 10
also shown that tne parties were ignoramuses.
wherefore they were discharged upon taSins
the oath OF allegiance.
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RETURN OF MRS. LINCoLN.-Mrs Lincoln.
accompanied by her youngest son, returned 10
Washington yesterday afternoon in fine health.
we are glad to say. The President will pro-
tably soon change his residence from the Sol.
der Home to the White House.
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GEN. HOOKER IN THE PIELD AGAIN.
Major Gen. Hooker Lent Washin gton yester-
day to enter upon active service. It is under
stood that Gen. Butterfleld continues as his
chief Of staff.
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The Great Boat Race for the Chanp isn.
ship.
PoUGHKHKPsIK, N. T., Sept 2s.-The great
boat race Tor the championship came on TO-
day. The distance rowed was i've miles
Hammil was the victor in thirty seven min.
utes and nifty i've seconds, beating Ward out
of sight.
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Illinois Legislature.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2s-The Democrat has q
special dispatch from Springfield, Ill, saying
lawyers, states, in reply to an application
for an opinion relative to the legality Of Gov.
Yates veto OF the Wabash railroad bill, and
the propagation Of the Illinois legislature last
winter, that he has given the subject his atten.
ton, and then In an elaborate opinion proceeds
to sustain the legality Of the action OF Gov.
Yates in both case0.n
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DRskRrRRs ARRHsrYD


Two deserters, named Joshua Noyes and O.
Haines, were arrested last night BY the night
patrol and confined in the Central Guard.
house. Robert Mckinley and John Thomp.
son, supposed substitute deserters, arrested at
the depot were also commiitad
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The Draft [

The Draft Comm ed In ALBANY.
ALBANY, Sept 2s.-The draft commenced
In this city this morning, and is progressing
quietly.
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Claim for Damaoe.

NEW YORK. Sept sS.-The Opinione Nation
ale OF Port an Prince announces that the
American admiral on tine West India station
has made demand upon the Spanish author.
tiles OF Port an Platte for damages inf ictsd ON
American citizens in the soaking Of that
civ
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Music AT FIVE p. M.-The Band Of the 18th
Infantry, temporarily in Washington, will
continue to play in jackson Square, Tuesdays
and Fridays. They will commence to. day at
i've p. m.
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finger, Jas Miller aud VIM. b. Arnold. TAs
Marsnal WA directed TO summon them 10 aP.
pear TO morrow morning, when the court ad-
iourned.
The homicide for which Comonford h TO be
tried took place in front Of Esher's lager beer
saloon, on Seventh street. 1t appears that the
prisoner and the decreased (Riley) had been In
company during the day, With others belonging
to their regiment, (I3th N. Y. Cavalry and
that some words passed between them 1t the
above place, when Oomonford drew his revolv-
er and fired four shots at Riley, three missing
him, striking . bystander on the foot, and
another striking Riley In the breast, killing
him almost instantly.
A PROPOSED PROCESSION FoRBID.-Provost
Marshal Todd addressed . communication to
the proprietors Of the Varieties this morning,
Informing them that the public procession Of
the company, male and female, announced by
them for TO. morrow, Is not desirable, and must
not take place. Cspt. Todd says: 81 do not
intend TO discourage places OF amusement
when judiciaily and properly conducted, but
rather consider them benefcial to the existing
state Of society in this city. The usual modes
of advertising are open to you in common with
other proprietors of places Of amusement, and
are considered SUFFICIENT, without inauEuratlng
rev systs m and one that is Objectionable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-29

AL-Mr Hay, Private Secretary to the
I'esicent' Is confined TO his room to-day with
a slight indisposition
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THE REBELS THINK LEES ARMY IN NORTH
ERN VIRGINIA IN A CRITICAL
UNDITI0N.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
GEN. BURNSIDE,s MOvEMENr,

GEN. BURNsIDE'S MOvEMENrs.
NEW YORK, Sept. %. "A special dispatch to
the Tribune. from Cincinnati. says that news
received from Knoxville up to Thursday show
that Burnside was still there, and there were
no signs Of rebel movement there. The Reb.
IL General Jones was close to the Virginia
line. A part Of Burnside's forces have gone
ON an expet ition into Southwestern Virginia,
and impor ant results were expected.
FROM new ORLEANS AND THE SOUTH.
BREAD RIOT IN MOBILE.
AN ALABAMA REGIMENT REFUSES TO
QuELL 1T.
THE MOBILE CADETS ATTEMPT 1T.
THE WOMEN DEFEAT THEM.
PAROLED VICKSBURe PRISONERS REFUSE
TO FIGHT.
THEY THREATEN TO DESERT IF FORCED
INTO THE FIELD
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-This morning, n the alb
sence of Judge Fisher, Chief Justics Cartier
presided. H. w. johnson and F. A Kiopfer
were qualified as jurors in the places of w. H.
Diggs and VIM. Little, excused.
In the case of Pat Maloy, charged with the
larceny of a violin from H. kaiser, a nolle pros.
was entered.
The following persons were ordered to be
discharged from jail at the suggestion of the
grand jury F. G. Pitman, A. Van Ness, ia
cob Bremen, S. Roberts, A. Gunberger, A.
Aderheimer, charged with larceny; John Ri
ley, with HOUSEKEEPING; 5. Williams, with
The case of Michaiel Commonford, charged
with the murder OF Philip Riley, on the night
of July 3D. on Seventh street, between M and
N, was taken up, and the jury was called as
follows, and questioned by the District Attor.
ney as to having formed or expressed an opin-
ion as the guilt or innocence of the prisoner,
md also as to their scruples.
j. Ball Adams, Esq, appears for the pris-
oner.
VIM p. Shedd, Jas. Martin, H. Burch, John
rison, John O. Sievel, F. A. HOPPER, ID. Hep.
burn. A. b. Harmon, were challenged.
J. e. Neale, Jas. McColgan, John J. Mulloy,
Chas. Cumberland, and Joshua v. Dulin had
ment
James L. Davis was excused on account of
disability.
A. hammond, W. h. flaming, John T. Hal.
leck, Henry N: johnson, S. Linton, J. B. Da-
wilson, ]. T. Boseau, s. r. Sylvester. T.. W.
Worfhington and John b. Blake were accepted
and sworn.
The panel having been exhausted, the clerk
drew the names Of the following as talismen,
who the Marshal was directed TO summons
Z. 3: Marcellus, J. n. Knott n. Garrsttson,
Q. Warning, Jas. G. Griffin, N. w. Walker, =.
Cammack, Robert N. Coombs, Theo. Shekells,
b. Owens.
The court took recess OF an hour, and on
reassem bling several OF the talismen ann.
moned by the Marshal were present. Mr.. n.
Garretson was excused for cause, Jas q. Grif.
IN had conscientious scruples, HJM. Ooombs
was challenged and Theo. Shekells was 81.
cused on account OF ill-health.
Chief Justice Cartier directsd ten other tails.
men to b drawn, and the clerk brought in the
oox containing the ballots, from which tho fol.
Noerse, r. n. Pearson. w. II. Johnson, lewis
Welsh, 8. S. Taylor, Jerome Digges, Jas Bot
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GOLD GOING UP.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Gold stood at l43 to.
daY.
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u October. the three story BRfOK DWELLING
HOUSE, on 18th street between and A. No 1871
And carriiss house, pump Of water in the yard aud
Potomac water at the door. Will mot be rented for
Good iefsrencss and ample security required for
prom pr payment and careful use of house and fur
nlture. A family without children preferred
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Rebel News from Chattanooga.
NO MORE FIGHTING THBRE.

DISSATISFACTION OF THE RICHMOND
AUTHORITIES AT TIE FAILURE
or BRAGG TO RECAPTURE
CHATTANOOGA
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FROM REV ORLEANS AND THE SOUTH.
BREAD RIOT IN MOBILE.
THE MOBILE CADETS ATTEMPT Il

N ALABAMA REGIMENT REFUSES T
QuELL 1T.
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sSattEssts5Ss .s Ssa ss9
% isfs5tti Mkt shs 18Th INST.
ssion Of me abers and lady yisitors with
Hall Ninth street st ocock. M and pro e: .ed
1s es o The v
FAX Ss: + tss
By Rev NICK Rely. q Bsitinore and oshss
snisht The Order With its friends. will p.rt.ke
Ola CrLLATION AT TtMPERANCE HALL.
Ssfo ana I'd; visitor,
rebartsed to pate In the exercises the day.
be obtained
OF members the Committee Of Rs
Sc 2s2t Charm of Gener. Com. Of Arrang'ts,
FN0TioE:-The ne. B rCHER stalls Of
w the Northern Market, advertised to be sold
highest !. sid Sideer By 0TssT Of the
,ss are e. ,.o.nt
sshoGls TEs; ai.st and Second Wards Of
an either sa BY
1913 Ne" York '''' e. + ~; no sRs liih 't'
ea SUB ss Ssa,i ''Hzs ss. ss'e; Ell: q's
rsHULT's oNag1NT.-w..r.nted to pro.
dress U. j. SD ULT6, Troy, N ae EIm
For sAIE-A Ao s.s Seer .a g. Hair oot.7.
v t1sG hcsn at g 81 WlaHrs @
A sPLENDID ONE Oh TWO HORSE FAMILY
s5:: ssSs 81; -
dred 1t 10 in excel. Mt condition Superb olass
doors. &c, DC. Call ut II Bridge street George.
town 50 "a sts
FURNlTURE, CHAIRS, AND MATTRESSES.
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
CITIZENS And STRANGERS will and 1t to their
interest to call at the exer aive 1hment Of
EDWIN GREEN,
No. $50 Pennsylvania Avsaxe, Tsp staiys)
Intending to close ont his extensive stock, bar
sa1rs may be or pected.
The second; third. and fourth stories Of the
are feet vide. by rs feet long and u feet hish.
rately. "oSs
There = also large back buildiass and sta ,s On.
eIoseo WIZ ofick Wall. se2o-lw
+ u n N ITU RE. a
81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
Master Commissioners Sale.

WIdSt0T OOLululSSlOuef Dale,
George NJ. Parsons, Executor
08, '"'' W ''NS' W S'A''
William r. Breck ct al.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to ms directed nom the
ID Superior Court Of franklin county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the door OF the Court House, In the
city OF Columbus, on
Saturday, the 24th day Of January, A, D. 1863,
between the hou OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock
P NJ the following described real estate situate In the
county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio, to wit; Parts
Of lots Nos. and Of the subdivision Of survey
1888, Virginia Military District, being the share OF
said William r. Breck In said lots Nos. 3 and o. a
assigned and set him BY the Superior Court Of Frank.
lin county Ohio. at It's May term, 1885, in partition
made Of said lots between him and his wife EIzabath
Breck to Wit Lot No. two o. Of said partition. com.
mencng at the NJ W. OF lot No. Of said parti
ton; thence s. 81 deg 81 min. .. 1888 6DlO0 poles to
the centre Of the Columbus and Harrisburg Turnpike
Road thence along the centre Of said road NJ % deg 30
partition; thence N. 81 deg 30 min. W. 100 poles to
the 8. W. Of said lot No 81 thence 3. deg 30
min. W. Al poles to the beginning containing 80 acres
rood.
the N. W. corner Of lot No. {; thence g. 81 deg. 90
min e. 100 poles to the centre Of the Columbus and
Harrisburg Turnpike Road; thence along the centre Of
said road N 80 deg. 30 min. B. 81 poles TO the 9. T..
corner Of lot No. Of said partition; thence NJ 81 deg.
30 min. W. 22a G6l0O poles; thence o. deg. 30 min.
west 90 50l00 poles to the place beginning, contain
Ing GO acres, roods 90 poles.
Appraised a. follows;
Lot No. containing 30 acres together with the steam
saw mill, $4,000
Lotto. ., containing GO acres, at o35 per acre.
@. W. HUBrMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees % as.
decl8-dlt&wtd
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
Robert Lane e'Ah Superior Court Of Frank lin
John McNsmee e. al county Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OR DER OF
the said Court TO me directed will offer for sale at
Public Auction at the door Of the Court House, Ia the
City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 7.h day Of February, A. D. 1868,
at one o'clock D. m, the following described real %
ate situate In he county Of franklin, and State Of
Ohio, to Wit
The north half Of Lot No. TO- In Samuel Brushs sub.
division Of Lots Nos 79 80 and g. Seventh street, in
the city Of Columbus Also, part Of In-ot No. s, In
Robert Hes addition to tho city Of Columbus, describ
ed as follows: beginning at the northwest corner Of
said lott thence east along the north line Of said lot 42
feet thence south In line parallel with the west line Of
said lot feet lhenoe west In line parallel with the
north Ae Of the lot 42K feet thence north along the
east line Of said lot to the beginning. Also, the north
half Of lot No III, In bullivant q MitchelPs western
addition to the city Of Columbus.
The poT,h half Of Lot No. 10 appraised at 5000 90.
The part OF In.lot No. 5appraised at..... quo 90.
The north half Of Lot No II appraised at 100 %,
q. HUFFMAN, sheriff,
and Maater oouniannnsr.
Printers fees 90 90,
FRAScts COLLINS, ATTY.
tan3-dlt&Wtd
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

u For further information and Through Tickets
spply to NJ; L. DOHERTY, Ticket agent, Union Depot
Columbus, Ohio
P. W. BTRADzn
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati
JN0. ", D0HRRTY,
Agent oolumb1s
E.W. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati.
C,iambus. Dec. 90 1859
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THIRD TRAIN.

DAY EXPRESS at li3O p. m, stopping at Jefferson,
Lon ion, Charleston, Xenia, Spring Valley, 0orEin,
Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters, Loveland Camp
Dennison and Milford also at all the stations between
Xena aud Dayton arriving at Cincinnati al geo ,.
eonnscpg with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Tor
LOUISVILLE 81. Louis and Ceiro arriving at St. Louis at
1905 M, at Dayton at ass p. m, at indianapolis
935 p M. connecting for Lafayette Terra Hsute, Chi
ca0
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FOURTH TRAIN.

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at sop. N. stop
pin at all stations betWeep Columbus and Cincinnati
.rrivIng at Cincinnati at oaO m; connecting at Lon
don for Springfield
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WORCESTER'S
ROYAL 0UART0 DICTIONARY
The Latest---rhe Largast--.Ths Rsst.
The Cheapest Because the Best,

The Latest---The Largast--.T .Tha Rest,
The Cheapest Because the Best,
"Ths sSOss 8oliahs~ standard Au-
taoFItY OF IlsS EDGIIsa Language"
SfS H.HdsSd Gsnfnsns Gducators OF OAe,.
"rBs BSsT sHeLIsn DICTIONARY ExTANr."
wary Mtn EV~wuhsrs.
'Iisie sre upwards Ola HandTed Thousand Wods,
Whoss mudhrious meanings and deriyatons, together
WIN tnei correct spelling and pronunciation arc clearly
ast before The sye,'
0VnoinnaH Obn,msrctdA
Read tA' Dsoistons Of Eao Aosn5srs Of aS one 6Iats
7S0cSsr's Assooidti0a.
rho undersigned, members Of thc Ohio State GeaOhen
association, adopt and aim to In teaching, writing
and speaking, the photography and pronunciation
Wnrcestert hoyRl QUarto Dictionary and we most cor
uaw recommend u as the most reliable standard an
ort oi the hngliHh language IA Il Is now written and
- oke1,
Loam AHDRKws, Pr sldent Kenyon COLLEGE.
M. D. LeoeETT Superintendent GAINESVILLE Solcob,
rHOs, " HARvRY, Sup't MRssilon Union Schooh,
al. v. 0owDIRE, 5up' Public schooh, sanduakp
JoHR LYEon, Bupt Public Schools, Oircleville, =
3 N sAwoRD, Principal Cleveland Female Bemins
g. -
WM. mTTC7ElL, eup't Public Schools, Mt. Union
JonH 0oDyN, Principal stats Normal School, Mime.
sota.
OYRUs MASON fnnoipal Sonrh Intermedian Hehooi,
Cincinnati
II. 8. RARTIs, 6up't Canton Union Schools.
@Dwm RFaAL, Principal MoNeely Normal School
Eli I. TAPPAN, Prof Mathematics, Ohio Univergity.
WH. ". EDwARDs, supt Troy Union School.
A. g. HOPKINS, Principal Vest high School, Ol6vs
land. ~.
g: A. NON7OE, Associate Principal High School, 0ieve
THropOAs srERLHs Principal High School, oIevo
land.
r. =. HuESToH, Principal Cleveland Instituts.
j. A. dARVSLo, President Of Elccto Institute, HI
ram.
". L. HARRE, Prof Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
University.
H. II. bAAErE, EE Commissioner Of Common scheols,
Ohio. y
JAME uOERoK, Prof. Rhetoric, 0boFiin College
THos. HnI, President Antioch College.
9 W H. 0ArncART, Prof. Mathematics, high
School Dayton.
8. o. dRUHnAUaB, Prof Language, High school,
Dayton.
8, HI. GARDga, bup't Union schools Aahland
1loTe GGa Sig Rafndyed other Presidents OF Colls-
g5s, TOfeGsOrS, AUTHORS and DisbnOs.ssbSd Eiuod-
Ior5, haUs endOTssd The dbo1e ss'tsinsHt.
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SECOND TRAIN.

CINCINNATI ACCOMMODATION at $50 q. nj.
stopping Al all stations between Columbus, Cincinnati
Dayton and Indianapol.; arriving at Cincinnati al
1L05 q. M, psytoo o 06a mi Indianapolis at Q: g
p. NJ; oonneetr directly at Lovelapd with the NJ. q
o. n. n. for vhilicothe, Marietta and Parkersburg.
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PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES in ohlO

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES In OHIO.
HARIBTTA CoILEaR 1T 10 truly a magnificent wors,
an honor to the GuthoT, the publishers and the whole
country. ."-Prehdent AndreW6,
Ono WEELEYAE UNIVERSITY ' II oIce0ds ny sxpoctA
siong. II will be MY guide In oThogInphy and pTonuH-
oiation and will often Do consulted by for is neas
and accurate definitions. ."-PreHldent Thompson.
W. II. ECLHCTIC CoLRaK.-"ie-etoiore We have used
WebStefs orhography At recent meeting Of our
facllty, decided to change to conform to that
Of WorCestors Royal ouartc Dictionary. ."PrsSidoDt
GGTGan.
WGErEna REsElgs CoLlRdR.-t'I hnd Il worthy OF
cordial appreciation. ."-PTssId0nt Hitchcock.
0nzELE 0oLLssE.-''Tt mOrS than mee1 ny a1psota.
ionz. l recommend 1t 40 the standard authority In
91ihoepy to ny children aud my Gzpih. ."-frIidoDt
Morgan.
AHTOCn UOLLEGH...I adopt and ala 10 US. u teach.
Ing, writing and speaking the orthogTaphy and pronun-
citation Of WoTcedter's Royal Qaarto Dls!lonaFy."--
President Hill.
'In all my writing speaking, and teaching have en-.
doavored TO conform to the rnles for orthogrphy ana
pronunciation contained in WorcestsTs Dictionary
Horace Mann, late President.
KENYON QOLLzaE, QAADR .-''I mos. cordially recon
nond the most reliable standard authority OF ths
English language as Il Is now written and spoken -.
President Andrews,
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Little Miami Il Columbus 4 Xenia
66MzEl N S
RAIL ROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton q Indianapolisl
Through to indianapolis without Change of Cars,
snd but One Change Of Cara between
Columbus and 81, Louis.
On snd After Monday. Deo. 8,
1867.
tTmina will run as follows:
Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
Sundays excepted.)
FIRST TRAIN

NIGHT EXPRESS, via Dayton. at leo a. IN. stop
ilton; arriving at Cincinnati at 04O a. M connecting
directly with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad forLousvie
vincennes, b. Louts Oairo, and sl points Sou Invest
arriving at St. Louis at 0:3O D. m ut Dayton at AZ.
q m, and az Indianapolis at 955a q. m oonnectlne
with trains fJr Lafayette, Tere Haute Chicago, and
all points West
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Or. Dr.A,J,VANDERSLICE,

t@NbN s''NsoOi W sAS h1StiS NSLAi'N''N @N AfiNN
cine Pharmacy in Paria
A PRACTITIONER OF 20 YEARS,
Announces to his friends and he public, that he con-
thu 10 devote his time to tas curing of the following
diseases, viz!
Coughs, Colds, Aathma, Fits, Dropay, Dye
pepsis, Liver Complaint, Piles Fistuls, Gout.
Rhrmatism, ScrolulG, White 5welng, Nervous
Affections, Feve: ard Ague. Biioua Complaints,
etc., etc., etc. -.-,.
DR.. VARDER6LTCE has met with great success By his
peculiar mode Of treatment Of sesses where other very
eminent physicians have failed to produce cure. no
attest his confidence In bis skill and merits be will
undertake the OF all tents without charge except
ng the cost Of medicire requiring fec until after
he restoration Of tbeiI health.
Diseases Of peculiar character he guarantees to
move radically in few days, without offensive dole
terious medicine He warrHnts to ali, no matter how
long standing the disease, eecual cure
he requires pay Females suffering with Irregular
ties, nervousness, debility etc can be permanent
cured by DR.. v. Invads in any section OF the couuy
by addressing leter to him post paid and nsiosing
fee, have advice and medicine will he promptly sent
TO them.
" Residence, two doors from the sO1n6koi Green
and Floyd Busets, Louisville, Ky, Office hours from
3 TO le a. NJ, sud from to ., u.
DR.. A. j. VANDEISLICE can produce over one
hundred certificates Of the speedy cure Of various dis
eases, Gall and ace him
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Sale in Partition,

Sale in Partition.
Lenry BTeternitE franklin County
ch,;stan Lehman. Common Pleas Court.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEN or
the said court to directed, will offer for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court House In
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the Oath day of January, A. D., 1853,
At one O'Clock P. M. the following described real es
tate, situate in Franklin county, Ohio, to witt
In-lot NO 3sl, in the city Of Columbus Ohio to- be
sold subject to the dover estate Of Hannah Hamel at
fifty dollars to paid annually during her natural fe
Appraised at Sl7s0.
Terms Of sale--one-third Of purchase paid on day
Of sale one-tbird In one year, and one-,hrd In two
years. bearing interest from day Of sale at six per cent
per annum, with mortgage on the premises 10 secure the
deferred payments
q. ". HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of Franklin 90. D
oTIo DREsEI, Attorney,
Printers fees, IS 25.
dec13-dlt&W Wtd
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RIRsT TRAIN.
NIGHT ExPREBs-Leaves Columbus al 4.0O A. ID
VIII stop at Delaware, Ashley, Oardington, Gilesd
Gallon, and ct all statons North Of aslion arriving al
Cleveland at 930 A. M, Dunkrk 4:05 P. NJ. BuinlC
5;SS P. M:. Albsny 5:45 A. NJ New York Ills A. NJ.
bostop 52o T. III Chicago, via Grafton, at 10 P. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK. EXPREes-Leayes Columbus at Il
2. NJ Will stop at ell stations; arriving OF Cleveland
at 130 ?. IL ,Dunkrk l:13 A. NJ, Buffslo 305 A. M
Albany $3.50 P. NJ, New YORK $500 P. NJ, Boston IlO(
p M ohiOsgo, via Grafton, 1000 AM
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for sprinsaelt
aud points on thatrosd
At orestline with Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and ohcsgC
nailroad ,or Pthburgh' philadelphia and Baltimore
At shslby, With sAndusky, Mansfrld and Newark Rail
road. for all points on that road. Also for Toledo.
At Grafton, for Toledo and Chicago
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Eric
DunS'fk, Buffalo, Eew York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars arc run On all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Sa,vags O7eotSd 76ros0a 10 B51O York and Boston
ola PevclaHd: aIto, 10 PHILADELPHIA and
Reo Iort utG Oresttts
RETURNING.
Sight ExpreSs arrives OF Columbus at 1890 A. n
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus Of 100 2.
Ears as Low az by any other h0uEg
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kst foy Tickets MA CyesfLins OF C!spsidsd
a.S. FLINT,
superintendent Cleveland Ohio
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
Columbus, Ohio
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