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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20
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Republicans Who want "a -aispsnsable to
ed to Join tie Democracy until it tTTSs- TSSs
stored. ~ we can not do it by adopt.
ing VsRandighams ideas, it will be done
---only through the instrumeutality of the
Democratic party. Old Abe may call
out 100000 more men, and put in cir
culation thousand million more green
backs, but after all none but the Demo
cratic backs can or will save this Union.
Opposed 20 Peace on any TerTnsl
All Army Contractors, all gambling
Psymasters, oil thieving Quartermasters,
Commissaries and Suffers, all Cotton
Specializing Generals, Colonels and staff
officers, all heavily paid Tax Appraisers
and their thousands of pluuderiDg Dep
uties, all Collectors of Taxes, receiving
heavy fees aud having fat perquisites, all
their retainers and CO. onerators are op-
WIUTaQlA 3Il2UIl9IIl
VXTMs oPPENHEIMER has just return
wv from the East with splendid assor
a unent Of Clothing, for Fall and Winter Weo
,ss6f the latest styles which he will sell 0he'
for Cash. -
LA His stock of CLOTHS 3 CASsIMERs co
not be excelled in this county.
RS~ Hats and Over Coats in abundance.
Ealnn No charge for showing Goods.
Ap9g seTIg' lTnF VIM. OPPENHEIMER. R.
New Philadelphis, Nov. IA, 1862.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20

Dysentie non. commissioned oincers anu
~ for good conduct in the line of
,oS XCTr dn Pill b h.s and subject to the approval OF
ever found IlclFader of the forces of which
Them so an JSrS sxcs' Gs ns missoned officers and pr-
makes them very accepLart M
Of women and clildren.& .lL "a f,,thor onootad
From Sep' J. = n;mes. ~. mt Of the United States
DR.. AVER: have used yomZed and empowered
!" sciI Sse % my y ss%So "% "G s rebellion to call forth
purify tho Hood they are tals by draft, in the man
my my friends. lends "''N ' Yosisis act.
WARSAW, wyoming cce it further enacted
co DEAR AMI SR nd a I using sIc. ySE ed under the
system and pTi[yNe Iotmtailtyall be assigned D.
'o"N litary duty in sue
oG%nhssptGIm; %hsnp%stIsn;. o"t" Cont. other branches {
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etSgencies of the SCI
Fr0m Dr.. Up PduahR, Mon .la34... I. !. ''
Too much cannot he said of yo 4,s
eOstireHeJS. Ifothers of our frate
as clicacious as have, they shotl 80,
ing it for the benefit of the emultitLSCr1pt1On BlA
tint complaint, which, although bad ~ o.,
the prOgenOr of others that are woSe OH Luo Ooho
t tre originate T. the liver but yaling out the
T,nm Mr., r y,o,, p,,,,.l,. and .l5, nays 40,
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proper time, are excellent promDtive9 ~
lion VIXEN wholly or partially suppre' tgrf' .
efectual to cleanse the stomach aud ;ll;ngar Ran
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From DE Rsb. Or HaiOtes, Of hs Meliodist uniou' ~
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HOHoRED SIR; should be lngatefn for the'i
our skill has brought me II did not report my cdS~
cold settled In my limbs and brought on excru
ns,Irolgic paius, which ended In chronic rhs'niG,
Notwithstanding had the hest Of physicians the
rev and worse, until by the advice Of your r.
mt in Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie, i tried your
Fects were slow, but By persevering
IN, am now entirely we'll 50.
,mER, Baton Rouge, Ia, Dec. 1856
> been entirely cured, by your Pills, OF
painful disease that had afflicted me
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nils in market contain Mercury
10 remedy in skilful hands, Is
n from the dreadful conse-
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-03-20

TLLUSTRnAtpTEeTffsnH" pTEeTffsH ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19
The New Movement.

The telegraph no longer repeats the old
phrase "all quiet on the Potomac but the
very reverse of this is sent with lightning
speed to the anxious public. All sunquiet,
aud all the news exciting to the last degee,
and deeply interesting and puzzling. Until
this morning the long columns of the daiiies
devoted to Geographic information, have
been as unsatisfactory as is possible TO con
ceivc. The more one read the less he knew
and the less disposed to read farther.
The rumors from the Rappahannock for
weeks indicated a movement of some kind,
and at last it has taken place. This is about
all tn i. definitely known, as the object
and aim of General Lee is not certainly
known by the public. The Herald's Wash
ington despatch gives the following as the
programme Of the rebels
Lees army. Numbering 90 900, has been
days age from Gordonsyille for Parkersburs
Va. NJ. > left Cnlpepper Court House to
proceed by way Of Grafton to Wheeling,
and Pittsburg with Instructions. aftc! occu-
pyins the latter, to unite with M. AMI
proce through Ohio and Kentucky. NJ.
was to proceed BY way of Winchester AMI
ilarpcrs Ferry into Maryland and Pcnnsyl-
vani., towards Harrisburg or Baltimore,
with a view to mike diversion to occupy
the attention OF the Federal army of the
East
This morning snews asser, positively that
on the 10Th General Hooker was in the re-
gion of the old Bull Run battle ground, on
the Line OF the Orange and Alexandria r,
R. 1t is also reported that Lee has sent a
large force up the Shenandoah Valley, and
it IS even asserted by some uncharitable
Union men that the rebels are going to liar'
risburs 10 see their friends, the Democratic
Convention which was in session there the
LIB.
This movement, OF the rebel. will cyentu-
Ate no doubt, in a decisive battle. The con-
tending armies must meet ere long IN deadly
conflict, and we have abiding faith in the
success Of the Union forces
lhere IS nothing very aiscouraSInS IN
these late movements although it presents
! fitting time for rebel sympathizcrs and
croakcrs TO ventilate their opinions. 1t will
also stimulate the authorities at Washing
ton. to renewed and greater efforts for the
suppression OF the rebellion, |; will unite
the loyal in closer bonds of fellowship, &c,
men,ins and cons 5liistins them into uni
Ell and determined party for the salvation Of
the country 1t will demonstrate how utter
IL futile and unsatisfactory are all hopes
basel on the patriotism of the 50 called
Democratic party in this crisis. THIS ole
organization IS completely committed agains
the war and the Union aud all its sympa
.hies. tsni to embolden the rebels in theii
Efforts to over run the free States
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19
Swarming of ii,c Medical Hives,
CONSOLATION FOR TIE SICK.

Considering the enormous number of
young Nj. ID. S that our medical colleges turn
ont every year. we certainly ought IF there
be any virtue in Irregular physicking') to
be u mnch healthier people than we are -
But the bills OF mortality do not shorten as
the list Of doctors lengthens. Quite the re
verse. Shall We say, then, with Macbeth.
Throw physic to the dogs, Ill more of it -
No, that will not do. Nature, when attack,
ed by disease, needs an ally to sustain her
IN atty, remember; not depicting agent.
that helps the disease and eIhausts the ener
g.s. We verify believe that most of the
drugs administered in acute diseases have
this effect. Such, however, is not the opera
ton Of one medicine nos generally used in
this country for complaints of the stomach,
liver, and bowels, We mean HoLLowAY's
Pills. OF course our readers are aware that
both the Ointment and Pills which bear the
name of that distinguished physician and
philanthronist are in the hishes, possible re.
putc all over the woi ID but we have only
had an Opportunity 70 witness the effects Of
the Pills. 1t gives us pleasure to testify to
their efficacy. In dyspepsia and liver CON-
plants they unquestIonably work the most
marvellous cures. Nay, We will even 90 so
tar as TO say that, with this remedy within
their reach, no man or woman need ever be
long troubled with dyspepsia. The pills re-
move the distress at the stomach, and restore
the strength and appetite with Il raj ility
that is really astonishing. The curative ac-
tion seems to be the same in all cases, with
out reference to age, constitution, or sex
Such, at least, is the conclusion to which our
experience and observation poiut.-N Y.
Advocate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19

The Nero on TsfAL.-The experiment of
arning the blacks is working favorably'-
They have shown in number of instances
that they possess true courage and dispos-
ition to fight FOR the Union. The corrcr>
pontcnt of the New York Heraid, writes,
after the battle Of Port Hudson the % uli,
as fjlI0as
-" It Is said on every side that they fought
with the desperation OF tigers. There are
incidents connected with the conduct Of this
regiment that have RAISED them very much
ia opinion as s1llirrs. After firing one VOL
ley they did not begin to load again, bu.
went IN with bayouets, and wherever they
had chance it WAS all up with the rebels .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19
The state Convention.

Tic difference of opinions among those
who will act under the call for the Union
State Convention is wholly difference in
regard - ths best policy to be pursued for
the perfect organization in one party Of those
who support the G5yernmcnt against the re-
heliion. In relation to the principles which
shall underly that orsanziti N, there is no
division Of sentiment such rs we see existing
IN the dsmncr tic party. One Wing Of that
party declares that tie orly way to restore
the Union is to stop the war at once, Will.
the other wing as stubb1rniy contends thA,
the same object can only be effected by u
yiglroa prosecution OF hostiiitics Here is
diff rence in principle But the men who
will act in the Bangor Convention all agree
that the re-toration OF this Union. the pres.
efsati1n of our country from dismenber
meat, and the perpetuity Of our republican
institutions, depend upon the fidelity and
ability with which the war is wa.ed n oGr
part, and uphold the administration in it,
measures t put down tie rebellion. Their
- no division In these matters between Union
democrats and republicans Their voice is
one for the unconditional submission Of the
rebels To the authority Of the G1yernment
they believe that the rebels are f.htins for
SEPARATION, and that no terms Of peacc which
do not include dissolution OF the Onion
will be accepted by them by them They
agree, too. upon the question OF slavery
upon the policy of arming blacks and freeing
them and that the close Of this struggle
will witness an end Of the system oi bond.
age in this country, and the termination Of
that "irrcpressible conflict which has cul
minated in this rebellion. - ROckiand Den,o.
crdt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19
Clement L. Vallandigham.

This notorious brawler for Rebellion has
been nominated for Governor OF Ohio by the
Democrats, SO called, in that State. THIS is
well, well for the country, and well for loyal
men. There can be no mstaking the issue,
nor lodging it by oily politicians. who are
disposed IN these stirring times to be on both
sides, that is, for the onion, when with
Union men, and when the Union cause looks
prosperous. and for the rebels when with
JEFF Davis sympathizers and Mhen his cause
goes swimmingy. In the issue. thus madly
presented, there can be no chance for mi,un,
derstandings or equvocatiOn. Nalla ndigham
boasts that he has never voted a dollar for
the war nor fer raising a single soldier -
The country knows, for every copperhead
journal has published his sayings in and out
of Congress, that his arguments favor the
rebellion, that his sympathies are in that d.
rection, that all he says and does goes to
sustain the rebellion and to disparage his
own government. NV. the people of Ohio
will have to meet the issue thus made up for
them by the copperhead leaders of the party,
and the loyal men of Ohio will meet the issue
manfully. To vote to sustain the Northern
traitor is to vote for JEFF Davis, in effect -
To vote against him is to vote to sustain the
Union and the government OF the Union
Neither can we see much to admire in the
disposition manifested by some easy going
men about us, in endeayoring to excuse Val,
landigham. There is no excuse for him no
more than there was for Benz die. Arnold
All, says one, would you not let him talk
his treas1nable nonsense until he is sick Of
1t, or the PEOPLE tired OF hearing him p
Under some circumstances and in some loea
tions We should but in other case. the re-
verse. At any rate, the rebel Government,
which is thought to be 50 superior to ours,
would not tolerate person within its lin
its, So traitorous to it u moment. 1t would
not act so lenicntly. but would be very liable
to hang such up without judge or jury
When person justl6es Vallandigham, on
the ground of freedom of speech, it is pretty
sure evidence that bis sympathies are against
the Union and the & vernment Of his fathers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19
FThc Bangor Times thinks tho

FThc Bangor Times thinks the nara.
graph on Jail Delivery" in the American
OF last week was hard on the Justices
Perhaps so, the facts may be stated thus
one young man was committed for stabbinr
the person SO injured was seriously cndanccr-
ed of his life. lie has since got about thu
street, it Is said, and the bonds reduced from
$500, to $3.50. Another was in for pass.
ing counterfeit money, bonds $500. and
reduced to 5000. Another for stealing
bonds $500, reduced to $780, Upon the
face this has a bad look, and il caused much
remark seeing there has been Iaxity in
dealing with criminals, but the Justice,
claim that the bonds were excessively high
in the FIRST instance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19

~ The Peace Democrats have postponed
their State Convention from the 18th of June
to the 9th of August. 1t is supposed that
Mr.. Bradbury. who has been absent and ha,
just returned, has rot had sufficient time N
canvass tho State and compare notes. Or
he may not like the idea of being thrown
overheard for Mr.. Emery of the Democrat. or
Mr.. llaines of Saco. Or it may be that il
was deemed wise to see what changes few
weeks would make in the POSITIONS of the
Union and rebel armies
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19

ArroISruENrs.-The following appoint.
men's and promotions in Maine Regiments
have been made by the Governor under date
Of June 10:
9th Regimsnt.-George W. Barnham
Cherryfeld. Captain Of Co g.
Linirof W Smith, Stsuben. lat Lieuten-
ant OF Co g.
Lycarsas Smith, Freedom, Captain com :
pany |.
james NJ Norris, Milford, Is. Lieutenan
of Co |.
Ii Ii Chamberlain, Preeque Isle, Cd Lieu
tenant Co j.
LIST Regiment Heavy Artillsry.-Geo. W
Sabine, Eastport, Major
e r Mayo, Hampton, Captain. Co NJ.
Goth Regiment.-Joshua l. Chamberlain
of Brunswick, Colonel.
Cha' D Gilmore of B,ngar, T,iens Colo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19

MorToEs FOR Loyal MES.-A friend of
ours in the country has put the following
pthy and emphatic sentences on card and
nailed 1t on his front door. lie suggests that
If others would do the same il would be one
OF the most expressive demonstrations of
their loyalty that could be given
g." The Success Of the SOuth ,cH be the tri.
unph Of the 'corst tyranny rtich The ,corld
erer sac. The success of the North siH Be
The establishment Of nobier freedom ttqn
the 'eorid has get seen. ''-[F ". Ne,cmaa.
a." My hopes Of The future tcelfare and great.
ness Of The american republic ,eere nerer so
high as an this, 10 superficial appearance. The
dafAest hour Of ITS history, - John Stuart
NIL.
Resolutions of the Ohio Legislature.
g We wiH haze ma disso!ufion Of The Uni.
on;
4" We lriH hars no armis.iee:
p" We can JlJht as long as rebels and trait,
ors can;
a" TIE ,cdr shall 90 on III lac is restored ::
" We uW nerer despair Of The Republic. i"
/ EceHing Posi-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19

TALES AND SKETCHES, by Hugh Miller, au.
thor of " The Old Red Sandstone, "" Ny
Schools and Scho1lmasters. - - The Tcs,i
mony of the Rocks etc Edited, with
preface, by Mrs. Miller Boston Gould
4 Lincoln.
Everything from Hugh Miller's pen. is
sought for and read, aud although he is now
dead. and his pen silent AMI can give t. the
world no n,w works, the result Of great re-
searches in learning the =" Testimony of the
Rocks. etc, yet these i" Tales and Sketch
es " comes to us like a friet to increase cur
admiration for the author. and also to make
Us love and admire his friends, the unhappy
poet Ferguson and the true native poe,
Burns. The :" Young Surgeon and the
Story of the Scotch Merchant :" are true
stories. These tales, We are told in the pre-.
face, were written at an early period of the
authors life. /, is edited by his wife, who
writes an interesting preface.
rhe Tales and Sketches " will have ,
wide sale.
Fer sale a, Ellsworth American Bookstore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19

therefore call upon the people of Penn,
capable OF bearing arms ID enroll themselves
in military organizations, and to encourage
efforts which which will be put forth for the
protection Of the State and the salvation OF
our common country.
WASHINGTON, 18th.
By the President Of The United States.
\ PROCLAMATION.
Wherrus, The armed ihsurrectionary CON
binations now existing in several of the
States are threatening to make inroads into
the States OF Maryland, and Western Vir-
GINA, Penn and 0hio, requiring imnell-
ately an additional military force for the
service Of the United States now, there
fore,
l, abraham Lincoln, President of the L.
s, and Commanler-in, Chief of the Army
and Navy there II. and Of the Militia Of the
several States. when called into actual ser
vice, do hereby call iCto the service of the
United States 100 900 militia from the fol
lowing States, viz:
From the State or Mlrvlani 10000 from
the State Of Penn, 80 1000; from the STATE
Of Ohio 1000; from the State of Western
Virginia Ia 900; II be mustered iat) the
service OF the United States forthwith, and
serve for the period of SIX 10 'nths from the
date OF such master into said service, unless
sooner discharged. To be mustered in as
infantry, artillery and cavalry, in proper
,ions which will lie made known through
the War Department. which Department
will also designate the several places Of rem
devious where the militia are to be organize
according to the rules and regulations of the
volunteer service under such orders as may
hereafter be issued.
The States Aforesaid will be respectively
credited, under the enrolment act for the
militia service rendered under this prOc!.-
nation.
Ia testimony whereof, l have heveunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the nited
State. 10 be affixed. Done a. the City OF
Washington, this 18th d..y OF June, in
the year Of our Lori 1858. and OF the H.
dependence Of the United States the S7th.
fsigned ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
W Ii. SEWARD. See'y of State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19
The ReJels SIR miles east Of ChGmbersJurg-
People Rahying 70 defendhc Naie-Maiae
called upon for SIR Monih's Men.

tn. Rebels sir miles east of Chambersburq-
People RaiIying 70 defendfh, .Sale-Maiae
called upon for SIR Month's Men.
HARrER's FERRY, 10th.
This following official telegram has been
received from Gen. Milroy-
am in Harper's Ferry with the greater
part of my command. The fortifcations at
Winchester were infested by about $4,000
rebels with p pieces of artillery. They
carried ny outer works by storm. At SIX
clock on Sunday evening spiked all my
guns, and left with the whole of my COM
mand at | O'Clock on Monday morning
bringing away all the horses Of my artillery
and wagons. but was intercepted by the over
whelming sebel force, with artillery, four
miles thi. side Of Winchester on the Martins
burg road, and after desperate fight OF two
hours got through. We were p4rsued by
large cavalrT force, who picked up a num-
Der Of my weary boys. think my loss will
not exceed 1000 in killed, wounded and miss
ing,
NEW York, 10th.
A Washington dispatch to the Philadel-
phia Press, dated evening Of the 10th, says
that the 9th army corps. which has been ~
ing at Fredericksburg for some time past,
rccrossed on Monday last
M sooner had our troops lift their quar-
ters than the rebels were at their heels. For
tunatel y the crossing had been almost COM
plesed. and the balance were enabled TO reach
thi. side without much loss
1t Is estimated that the move cost our ar
my about 80 or &c killed and double that
number wounded.
The 9th corps across, the entire army COM
menced to move, for it was soon ascertain ed
that Lee had himself reerossed up the river
at place called Rapps hammock Station.
A lew days previously Lee was reinforced
to the extent Of $4,000 men. and be im,ns-
dia,ely moved Of ia the direction Of War
renton. Hooker prepared to follow. Fal-
mouth is deserted
PORTLAND, Me-, l6.
A special to the Courier from Augusta
says the Major Generals have been summon
ed to NEE. u. August. tom9rrsw mo.a.E. ,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-19

DNaosArs. Ry>p Tnts.-Iames Madison
in an article IN the "fedsralist on +" Rights
Of The People, SAYS
Eigor OF government. is essential TO the
security Of liberty in the contemplation of
und and well informed judgment their
interests can never b. separated and n
dangerous ambition IN re 5ften turks bshnd
the speeipus mask OF zeal for the rights OF
the people than under the flrbidding ap-
pearAnce OF zeal for the frmucss and elhe-
iency OF the government.