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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-10
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LTNE N''T'
GREAT REMEDY.
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT NEURALGIA
IuMBAGO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
sPRAINS, BRUISES CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE,
AND ALL RHEUMA ATTIC AND
NERVOUS DlSORDERS.
f.. THE P
GREAT REMEDY.


For oil Of which it is speedy and certain
remedy. and never fails. This Lininept II pre-
pared from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen sweet Oh
Connecticut, the famous bone setter, and mas
been used in his practice for mors than eweh'!
years with the most astonishing success.
ASIAN ALLEvIATOR OF PAIN, i il
unriyaled by any preparation before ihe pao'
OF which the most skeptical may be conVin'
by single trial.
This Lin,ment will cure rapidly, RA'''
matte DISC rider of every kind, and in u''"'-
ands Of cases where it has never been k"'"''
to fail. ..-H
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford im'''
diate relief in every case, however DISTRESSING
It will relieve the worst cases of HI Az
ACHE in three minutes and is warrahltd 10
do it.
TOOTHACHE also will it cure insta'' y.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY 40
GENERAL LASCITUDE arising II I" Ia
prudence or excess, this Linlment Is ~
happy and unfuiling remedy Acting dn'r'
upop the nervous tissues, it strength I'D
revivifies the system, and restores ii to ei"su 'y
uuN NiSoi' ID
FOR PILEs.-As an internal remedy, We
clasm that it is the best known, and "e. Nl'I-
lenge the world TO produce an equal fN"y
victim Of this distressing complaiIi shot
give it trial. for it will not fail 70 Ni''ro M.
meteate relief, and in majority OF cas,s ~ll
effect radical cure.
QUINsY AND SORE Tln"AT "re
sometimes extremely malignant and ""gr'"u,,,,
bu, timely application of this Libihen' will
never fail to cure.
SPRAINS are sometimes very obs nate. Al u
enlargement of the joints is liable 10 're'' u
neglected The worst case NAV be totqut cd
by this Liniment in two or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS. >ONi \
ULCERS. BURNS AND SCALps. II
readily TO the wonderful healing pr"ltl'n' ct
DR.. Sweets Jufalible Liniment, whe'' N'rJ +e-
coraing to direction. Also. CHiLg A'As,
FHOSrEED FEET, AND lasltf
BITES AND STINGS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-10

Eg Blanks of all kinds for sale at
this office.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-10

DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
is truly friend in need and every family
should have it al hand.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-04
BOthering the Persident.

On Friday the 26th the Committee from
the Vallandigham Convention paid a second
visit to the Pre,iient. In compliance with
the suggestion Of the President. the Com
mi,tee made their request for the revocation
o! the sentence in the case Of Vallandigham
In writiog. The document, Is pages long
was read by Judge Bar ley, and was maiuIy
an attempt to answer the late letter of the
President to the authors Of the Albany re
solutions. The Presi. listened courteously 10
the reading Of the letter informed the gen
uemen that he would answer 1t at his lei.
sure. and bade them good evening.
And answer was give to the Committee
on Monday. The President agreed TO re-.
lease Vallsndigham upon certain conditions
tloas to be agreed to by the Committee.
They were not authorized to make such
agreement, aud asked time (which was
grauted) TO confer with the New.York COP.
perheads. N-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-04

Rsys 1.-The Gre, day q The iair WI be de"
voted 10 making entries, arranging articles for
sxhibltios. - =
Rsis a--Committses WIN be called the sec.
oud dag. 81 10 Q. m. and will proceed imuedi-
stsIy 70 The examination Of all classes except
korpea
: Ruis s--AsIo .. m. the third day, the sew
srsl classs Of horses win be called, TO wit: ist
nll unbroke horses and colts, including brood
nsses, I'd. stations; 3D., carriage and farm
hcrses. tfx FUa Vt
Rule A--All animals, must be In rediuess TO
enter the ring on the call ofthe Marshal and
must leave when directed - - ar-B /
Rule s---Esdges win be given the premium
aninsls and they must then be led around the
ring. at the direction OF the Marshal.
.Nos.~-In the list Of premiums, o. F. sig
niHes Ohio Farmer o. o. Ohio Cuiiipator
Agt Amsriean .agriesitarist; @. F. Gennes
sss Former; R. N. Y. Rural .Nesp Yorker.
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From Banks Army.

Passengers BY the Columbia state that
The bombardment had as yet made but
little impression on the works at Port
Hadsou. '
The cautions movements of General
Banks Indicated that be relied less for ulti.
mate sucee's on bis troops than the lack Of
supplies In The garrison. ' "
The position Of our army Is such that the
enemy cannot cooperate. aud all firing by
them has ceased.
There is said to be aIarge army under
Magruder and Bfeckinridge 10 the rear al
GENERAL Banks. whose object seems to he
to surround him or cut Of bis supplies.
Msgrnder': force is estimated at l2, 1000
and BrsckinTidgs's at 1900. p
GusrriiIas infsst the river. and . large
quantity Of supplies for Banks army has
been captured, A large rebel force made
: rad isto ponsldsepyills, bpt were rep0ls-
ed'by the gnnboalg, -
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The war in Tennessee.

. I. u... 81 LotIs, June -
The Republicans special, dated head.
quarters Of the Army Of the Cumberland.
Beech Grove, eighteen miles south of Muir
freesboro', says general forward move
ment of Rosecran's army began on the Gath.
A continuous heavy rain made movements S
slow, but have beea satisfactory. All the
euemy's forces opposed TO our advance
pushed back with severe punishment. Col.
onei Wilder's mounted infantry had a SC.
we're skirmish at Iloover's Gap an the 24th,
driving superior force of Infantry, inaict.
ing loss OF several hundred killed and
wounded. while his own loss was only forty
or fifty OF Willich's brigade. The advance
of McCook's corps drove two regements Of
infantry and battery Of artillery from
strong positions at Liberty Gap, thirteen
miles south of Murfreesboro', on the Gath,
suffering the loss Of City. H...
On the afternoon of the 26th q fght oc
Cured at the same place between q rebel
division under Clayborn and Willich's Will
der's and Car!er's brigades; after an hours
lighting the rebels were completely routed
leaving their dead, part Of their wounded
and number Of prisoners in our hands.
Our loss is forty killed and hundred
wounded, including fourteen officers.
General Mtcheps Cavalry routed q body
Of rebels on the Shelbyyill pike. u.
JUNE 23.-The troops are in high spir-
its aud eager to meet the enemy. The reb'
els plan is not developed but indications
are that they win not give battle this side
Of Duck River. Our advance has arrived
at Manchester. ,..-,.,., IA
JUNE 2T.-Prisoners say that General
Clsyborn was killed 10 the fight at Liberty
Gap, and that Bragg reviewed the troops
there four hours before the fight. Gener-
ais Hardee and Stewart witnessed the en-
gagement. r.s, .,rsr ss2
LOUISVILLE. June 29-The Nashville
Uui0n reports that one Federal division,
captured 5000 rebels on Saturday, whilst
going through Hovsr's Gap; no farther
particulars. The l7th Indiana mounted
ipfantry. being surrounded by rebels, cut
their way through, taking number ofpris'
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Organization.

II Is said "Great bodies move slow"
Whether the size or some other cause retards
home organization, we will not undertake TO
say. One thing is certain,--the necessity Of
some organization to act in an emergency
seems apprrent With the eremy threatening
our borders II not the very heart of our state,
every town that can organize twenty Eve men
capsule Of bearing arms, should move in this
matter. Things done 10 excitement are seldom
well done. We bear among some, who are ex.
empt by law from service, a desire expressed to
form company aud get supply of arms of
the most effective character Can we not have
a meeting and take the first steps Fifty able
bodied men, not liable to draft, are ready to
step forward and enroll themselves and il oc.
casion should require, it would be found that
such would prove themselves worthy of couf-
dence. Well armed with Sbarp's improved
rife, IL called TO onr borders, they would be 60
mean foe. Let the thing move at once, and
not wait for the rebels to commence batterng
down our State Capitol. Such an organizi-
ton will not interfere with the Governors call,
or the enrolment not going ou. The ex ample
will stimulate other departments, and hasten
the work Of putting into the field our available
forceq.. 81 go - -. iH r.iss .t f'..
Another important consideration urges
prompt action. The menacing att itude of Cop
perheadism in Indiana, and also in our own
State, should teach us lesson What has
been may be again, wherever the spirit of trea-
son dare rear its head. We hope better things
for Ashtabua, but what guarantee have we
that even JNorthera Ohio will not witness like
scenes OF violence. 1t is difficult TO calculate
for such scenes, hence every community should
av oil itself of such projections as will secure US
against the spirit of violence. 10 revolutionary
times we should provide against danger, even
when at distance. Let us then call together
the patriotic, take counsel and act efficiently.
indifference or neglect, at snch time, when
the fidelity of men is to be proven, is criminal.
Now is the time for action. ~ ha- "
.sff.. sn trf One OF TIE pEoIIEL
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Lilerary Men, Sludents,
% attention, Soldiers!
carr LoHs 'ag J. AI' .
Aud the Friends of Soldiers I

H1 ..tt tH.'1 tt .. .talFr-.. e.. p. tft
We call the attention Of all having relations friends In
the army TO the fact that Hollands German Bitters will
cure netents OF the diseases induced BY aud
pvatons incident to camp life. In the lists published al
most daily 10 the wspaper the arrival oi tue sck
will be noticed that very large proportion suffering
from debility. Every Of that kind readily cured
by .Ho0dands German BersH We have no hesitation In
stating that II these Biten freely used smong our sol
de hundreds Of lives might be saved that othsrwse would
be lost. ...t ..s III hatertttt4 lHltTIil 81
The popetors daily receiving thankful letters from
suefe Ia the army and hospitals who have been restored
TO health BY the of these Bs sent TO them by their
friends.
Bsware O Counterfeits O. -i,
fY- See that the Signature Of " c. NJ JACKSON" is
the Wrapper Of each Bottle. aith' ia i-a'
EVr Price per Botts, 70 eensi or half dez, for a..
Should your nearest druggist not have the article do
not BE- put Oh BY any the intoxicating preparations that
may be offered place, bat sead 10 u.s. aud will
ward, securely packed, by express ~ ..-.
: 9'a Principal Office and Manufactory, d :.
No. esI ARCH STREET. .iNa
JoHTIS 90 EyArJS, -
2 @s tsuccsssOn 70 Q. Jackson Co.., asi.'
n ''' II. ht% ~ ~ea & Proprietors. 3
In The United States,
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oners Colonel Miller Of Negleys division
isreported wounded 10 the eye.
A special TO the Louisville Journal from
Manchester, Tennessee, says that Wilder's
counted infantry dashed into Manchester
capturing large party Of rebels.
Wilder's scouts, yesterday. captured q
courier from Morgan aud WheeIer's com.
mand with important dispatches. His
force burned the trestle work yesterday, on
the Manchester aud Tulahoma road
The Chattanooga Rebel Of the Goth says
firing continues with increasing rapidly a,
TicksburQ,
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CoLrNBrs, June 81.
To THE PEor f OF OHTo:-T have this
moment a r. M received the following
dispatch from Major General Burnside, aud
lose not one moment ia laying it before you.
r8 "CIScISSArI, June 81, 1868.
"To GovERNoR TuD:-It is of the utmost
Importance that the people Of Ohio should
respond with the greatest slacrity to the
call OF the President for troops from this
State. The enemy is now ,hreatning our
Northern cities with large force. The vi
tai necessity of promptly meeting and dr
viug them back must be felt by every man.
The sudden call of last year, which resul ted
10 such an immense loss of time, labor and
money, the stoppsge Of all business tran.
saction, and the risk of serious disaster,
should be remembered. The recurrence of
that excitement can be avoided now by the
prompt efforts of the people in aid of the
Presidents call, and the immediate organi
zation Of q well disciplined force. feel
confident that the people of Ohio have only
to know the necessity for this call to insure
an instant and hearty response. ] pledge
my full and earnest CO operation in every
effort 10 meet and repel the threatened dan
ger. 4 ,At- t. =. >a"
ut lI7+ l"A.E. BURNSIDE, Msjor.General."
This appeal of Gen Burnside must be
promptly responded to, or our State is ce.
tain to be invaded. Allow me to recommend
that places of business g closed at three
o'clock p. M. of each day, for the coming
week. and that every loyal man devo'e him.
s'lf TO the noble work of raising troops TO
save our State from invasion. The camps
Of rendezvous, heretofore designated by me
are in complete readiness to receive all who
may wish to respond to this call If the
enemy know that we are prepared TO give
them warm reception, they may not at.
tempt to invade, but if we remain destitute
of force to meet them they are certain to
do it.. Rally then TOR the protection oil
our fresides, SO sacred and dear to all 2 q.
~ i-r+ DAVID TOD, Governor
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CLASS xI-B-sHEEP MEDIUM WOOL. %.
Premiams same as long wool. e
Committee Charles Walker, John Har.
mon, Thomas Bowman. ,gsat
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CLASS xI--c-sHEEP FINE WOOL.
Classifcstions premiums same as long
wool .- s .. ...-
Committee-Collins Z. Mann, W. II.
Landon, George Thompson. T5 .a"s
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Tesng, of their personal knowledge to the bene6cs
elects and medical virtues Oi these Bitters.

Tesng Of their personal tnowledgs to the beneficial
elects and medical virtues OF these Btters.
From Rev. j. NsirtOn Byopa, u. d. Editor of the Enoyclo
psdia Of Relgiors Knopsedgel
Although not dinposdd favor or recommend Patent
Medicines In general through distrust of their ingredients
and ELECTS yet know Of suicieni why
may not testify 10 the benefits he beves Himself
ceiYed om simple preparaon in the hope that he ay
thus contribute to the benefit ol others.
do this the readily in regard to Hoodands German
Bters prepared by Dr. o. NJ Jackson u this city,
pjudiced against them for many year, under the inn
preston that they were chiefly alcoholic MIXTURE Am
Indebted to friend Robert Shoemaker Esq for the
mova OF this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
men to try them when suffering from great and onI
tnued debility The Of three bottles of these Btter
the beginning OF the present year. followed by evident
relief and resoon to degree OF bodily and mental
despared Of reganing therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me to the use Of them. II.
Philadelphia, June %, 1851. .t... q ...., I....,
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"PsYCHoMANoY." !"

HOW either sex may fascinate and gain
the love eonndenee affections and good will ef apy
they choose, instantly This simple mental ACQUIRE
nent all can possess securing certain In love-
Fss By NAH for IS ceuts together With Guide 70 tie
Unm.Ited q Both sexessn extraordinary book of great
Interest," Third edition. Over 10000 copies cold. Add
y =. WILLIAM 90. Publishss4
6soty '. 4 YhiaAeIhts, "a. "
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Addresseso Of Hooker and Meade 10 the
Army of the Potomac. % ..-.

Army of the Potomac. .,.-,
HEADQrARrxRs ARMY PoTMAc. r-
'E June IS, ls6s-
Hooker issued the following farewell ad-
dress: .lAt
In conformity with order from the War
Department, dated June 9th, relinquish
the command of the Army of the Potomac
1T is transferred 10 Major General George
G. Mead, brave and accomplished officer
who has nobly won the confidence and es-
teen Of the army on many well fought fields
Impressed with the belief that my usesu.-
ness as the Commander of the Army
of the -Poomec is impaired, yet /
part from IL with the deepest emotion.
Sorrow of parting with comrads Of so man
ny battles is relived by the eonvictien that
the courage aud devotion of this army will
never cease nor fail, that il will yield TO my
successor. as IL has 70 me, a hearty and
willing support. With earnest prayer that
the triumph of its arms may bring success
worthy of it and the nation, | bid it fare
well. 1ri 1a 3ar- l-.a % llLal'
Il.4 -s.. srael .rs.l..l1 JosEPH HooKER.
This was followed by an address from Gen.
eral Meade, dated .ir-7iaa a ri3.l slalggl
7 .. HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PorMAc,
-.l.uft " June ~, 1868. bEr
BY direction of the President Of the
United States hereby assume command
Of the Army Of the Potomac. As a soldier
In obeyiDg this order, an order totally M
expected aud unsolicited, | have no prom
ses or pledges to make. ga e5e 3...~
The country looks to the army to relieve
it from the devastation aud disgrace of
hostile Invasion. Whatever sacrifices. we
may be called upon to undergo. let us have
in view constantly the magnitude of The
interests Involved. aud let each man detel-
mine to do his duty, leaving 10 an allcon-
trolling Providence the direction Of the
ontest. I.,r --5 st...,. -.ts,s9
1t is With just difidence that relieve in
command OF this army au eminent aud ac-
complished soldier, whose name must ever
appear conspicuous 10 the history Of its
achievements; but | rely npou the hearty
support of my comrades In arms To assist
me 10 the discharge Of the duties " the i'm.
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u O. R.-T. A.-E. p.
Hunnewcll's. Great Remedies.
What Erery Family should have tn tic
~ house. and fUhu. .a-.L n -


house. and sUhy. as,i ~ -,r.
GH- They should have HUssEwKLLs UsIvxHsAL couoH
KEhEDY because eiectuay Colds, whooping and
Common Coughs Sore Throat Hsaseness aud Is The most
simple and perfect sooning Syrup 10 the world old or
young by day night be used with the
stopped snd relieved Of their suffering by what leaves
no stain behind. Hr -trtt 'l.~ y r ~ y
They shenld have HUsREwELLs ToLu AsoDYsE because W
perfect remedy for Neuralgia. Nervous or Sick Head
or Bowels Genuine Cholera Morbus Rheunatsm Disress
afer Eating, Nervousness Hystea and the chief OF ali
causes OF disease and insanity Loss Sleep character
though active, sinpe its action 10 perfect conformity 70
nature ! Its end, cure or relief
IL For the pains Of Monthly Menstruations the Axo-
pYAk has been most successful while Natures work Il nm
disturbed and Is one OF ts most important points
III They should have HussEwELIs EcLKcrRIc Pills
because with seldom but Single Pill dose AL DE-
angemens OF the Stomach and Bowels are cured Thew
cure Indigestion Dyspepsia Headache caused
stomach Loss or Appetite Biousnes
neousy treated with hefeurias and Jsundce For Worms
They simple assist nature do not make Phi Boz Of
the stomach, the most fatal Of taking 80 many
Pills at dose and then, what important evsry Family
aId se nrss one bottle goes A. far as two three Of
reasons not good and results DO NOT con-
form to declarations, will request my agents Refund
Money This the basis Of confidence that OF
public Is asked to test q s'f rs. .nss1 tss f
HUNSEwELLs UNIVERSAL CoUGH REMEDY.
HUNNEwELL's ToLU ANoDYHE.
HUNNEwELL's EcLECrIc PnAs. fr.-t...
.tY Fac-Simile Of J. L. Hannewsls signature over eoris
OF genuine only n - 'rt fse-s.. ~. l. II.
q JOHN L. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor, Boston, Mas
GEORGE WILLARD, agent, Ashtabula, Ohio.
GriRR EcKsrEIs Co.. JoHs d. PARk, Cincnnati Ohio.
$50 t.i- Wholesale Agents. Nod :
GY- For sale by druggists everywhere 'sfaeE ,,~
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HeIfer, year old. ........ In 80
Heifer calf. ......!....... - 90
Pen Of yesrlings. .l....... a. %
Pen Of a calves. =. g.. a-l-
Pair I year old steets.. ....... - i Il
Committee--J. M. Nettleton, Horace
Luce, Richard Wilkinson.
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Delicate Children,
Those suffering from MARASMU5, wasting away with
scarcely any aesh their bones in very
time one bottle IN such cases. will hsye most Eurpspg
effect. '''' .'' '' '' "tit ~ f7i'r'
! D.. -. Parents '
Having suffering children above and wishing uaiss
them. win regret the day thsy commenced with these
pNe'" % a8.t a-.t 10 .53.Jag ftaaa ri DO
t. .s Literary Men, Students, scf. q,
And those working hard with their brains should always
keep bottle H0OFLANDS BITTERS near them as they
viii hnd much bspsdt from LIS use, " both mind and body
and not depressing. =. t- +. .., -
1t is not . Liquor Stmulant, b..
And leaves no prOstration- >.
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| Articles not enumerated, provided for.
Committee-Wm. Willard, Josiah Al.
len aud Frederick Webb.
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DR.. Hoofland's German Bitters
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under tho of Bit
tes put up in quart Bottles, compounded of the cheapest
whisky or common rum costing from 20 10 30 cents gal
lon, the tste disguisd hy Anise Corander Seed,
This class Of Btcs has caused viii continue cause
long they Sold hunded to die the death Of the
dunkard BY their the system is kept conn ALLY under
the influence OF Alcoholic stmuauts Of the kind the
desire for Liquor Is created and kept and the result a
the horrors attendant VI drupkards life and death.
For those who desire and WW haze Liquor Huers,
publish Il following recipe -Get Que Bottle HooFLANDS
GERMAN BltlERS, and mix with Three Quarts Of Good
Brandy Whisky and the result will be preparation that
will far excel in medicinal virtues and true excellence Of
the Liquor Bitters IN the Market aud will cost
much iess You will have all the virtues of HQ0FLANDS
BrTEkS in connection with good article OF Liquor, at
much less price than these Interior preparations will cost
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CLASS m-eRAlNs AND SEEDS.

Committee. SliLINAs, JOHN MuRFIN
ID. Dubois. -G
CLASS IY--rARy AND GARDEN VEGETABLES
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CLASS 1xIr-BR.Ap, SUGAR l. PRESERVES.

Canned, Freserved, Tickled Frut, Jams q
1e@ Jelies If any kiGd. ras1 r
Best of each 25
CONN. Hubbard. Mrs Abel Geralds,
Mrs. John Harmon, Mrs. Ii. j. Nettletou.
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Diseases Of Kidney and Bladder, "
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed and the Patient restored to Health
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Doe IuIPItIHeHlS ITUW Uut IHTW..
Committee WIN. Seymour, Amos South
wick, Alanscn Nettletou.
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Committee-A. G.. Stevens and J. d
Herrick, James Phillips.
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CLASS ix--BRoKE OXEN AND STEERS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. Hoofland's German Bittcrs

Prepared by Dr. c. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia Pa, will
enecuay aud most certainly all diseases arising
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LOCKWoOD's, e45 BROADW4s
~ 10 COLLARB
FOR 40 GENTS.

e. on application.3 i,oaI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-25
FOURTH TRAIN.

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at 3;OOp. m stop.
n,n nj Ali stations between Columbus and Cincinnati
striving at Cincinnati ct e20 m; connecting ct Lon
don for Springfield.