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A Physiological view Of H1ar-
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Containing ncArIy coo pages and 80 nnc Plates md
&nErzvtnEs Of the Anatomy Of The Sexual Orrsna in
state Of Healtil nnd plscasc. with Treatise Sell
Abnsc. It's 4plorablc consequences 4pon the Mind
only rztiona and successful mode Of cure, a. shown
by tho report Of the cases treated truthful adyts-
*ho entertain doubts OF their physical condition.
Bent rc Of postaEe to any address, receipt Of e5
CeutE In asmps postal currency, by AddreealnT Dr..
LACko1x. No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n. 7.
, 1864-01-07

VIZ q. GaREa 4 Co.: s-t-.. -!
Gents: freely give you liberty to make use Of me
following certificate 1f tie value OF Constitution
water, which can recommend In the highest u11n-
Ger.
ders wholc length Of tho back, and In her limbs with
PaIplaton Of flac Heart, attended With Falling Of ta
Ical1ed PhYsIcian. Who attended aer about thrne
hen eIoagea one o e bens coua a
who attended her for about nfas months, and Ehiia
she xas nnde5 - n7 G1re sae d!d nos suef quite =
Xas nsurabs; Eor:" said be, !" ahe haa such sosa-
operates against soma other OF hcr About
IT, tine sae eommscced Re oso ot Coaatltat1oa
3oac seemed to hava the tAsI- efEct ~. -@- s-~&
-"T'oR rapidly under tta tfsatm@cns,@ @ an sd 1or
aupettntelda ent1rsIy uu....... H"afs. She hsA
not taken any Of tho Constitution Wafer 1os eLoBf
four weeka and we are happy to uvy that It has pro-
duced permanent cure
-: IVY. L. VAg BksscRufxs-
, 1864-01-07
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oFF7e3 CoNN1ssAHr OF SrEs1srHyc1,}
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u ssgsRReXP M sf efo :s e IS
ce5f5ed ~ ,s Ii, T. Gn,s;S Gl,s Is; Is ffilSS:
~! ts' eqa } tssss stsss es eaE IS
IT q a, I'll Saa Isst tc.
Bidders WI state vhe9 ihe:r ForE Us s1tgad and
s1sas na. at.s ~ beF e F.ia 81
81 3 bs ssss !;
g ae1 0s sS re- IT IT. = ss
ths ds.es msnt!ensd oe1"w naS stzto the time when
SEQ Pounds 1stquslity shorousat, ytuoxcd Bacon
80 roaaas Of 1rst quality Thoroughly cured znok.
frepose5. VII state whether thslr hams picked
Ss
Tss Hsa,s "a, ne p,ld q: By thsIs nss zeishs g;
faa
] ssasssa enflnE the r:ntr! d isss snd isss e.N
s9 sstsS es %hsss 81 3saa;
.hensF r. 5aqRd pn 9r III hoop barrels Too oa1Fels
es51si a s. IA AZ s.sa 2aia sSa a dFed coE'
3 q 4 hs ill.,
ths sse D1ss e 81 M 3ahy htysd s5 10
% tss 5ushsis Te 81 pacfea il suitaSe oslses Or
pea5ds oess sss easy c., put up In clean
good atout oak barrels.
RsSfs A. sSaty eoa'e nosss. put up In
looto po59a. hfst enal'ty kitrdsted Cars, put IN
2fGo pounds carefully selected TxA, In orignalpaok-
sBsss s95 70 u e
e .9ssa e * % WbP i
MIR 1H14n
aed9 pounds best quality prime RIO ocos,zz, put up
SSS poend5 int quality r,1oc = gSs.AD 70 be pack
su Sotfo Ss top s. pses .e
tTe Pies, 70 be tonEaca I'D s1eyed tSseEaer..
or choies Dry raw sUoAK: baireis to 81 new snd Il
cael esa s. %ss %ssi e e o II
sign acids and ipqr,ons aaa Of uniform
Hhess aosa s ra9
The edsr vinegar as neas tie sams s.rength may be:
Egg e sa ae a IL 4
E Is oausss to tho poaae-oaa iii siSes. lie re-
60 RSSSds Eees ha5a sS4P: us1e only
sdsisrsien oaor . q soosan
not mHfs Ter h txensyyavs PEI seat OF water aad
s'rSng: light. Eell coore5ed barrels;
sse y.siesy rsppsf s eisa7s
rsnaD sss 91rnshns n sssmpes 5nd aso ststs RI
2or nR r. r9qE onnse psRs15 and packed in boxes
Ise9 Es9n. gee, ,aa Mo14S s F. n barrels or half
toQ Gallons good common WH1sKT, to be fun first
sreng Iron hoops. heads and Iron hoops patnIe1.
4eo SHIlous Of superior BOURBON Wn1BKT. Barrels
10 have Twelve wood and fonS H strong tSon hoops'
heads md {Kon hoops painted.
sht iesTa a aif hee s1R0 IN
kegs each kee to contain six galis rs meian stzcd
ensunbeks. t~o gallons green peppers, ind TITO gaE
All tne above articles to be delivered IN three
cqual nstameRts on tha 2oth 18th and sosh OF Jaau
PoTAroRs-snch quautit!e, as may be required lu- /
ring the months Of January and February, sixty |
ronnds to the busno1: u good ordinary, we'll coop
,OS1oss-s1ch quantities % may be required dn- |
ring the months Of January Aud February,- sixty
PPes 70 g nu1ns n good ordinary we'll COOP
ssps1a's s.o2esas & dqDeats @ %ast b. made for
s9 mag
samples or al the articles except the meat must be
F!,h te proposals 1Rd Iesrrsd to therein
boxes q ss5 board o. Ia. ial1y s6as saa nos Il
( printed copy Of th.s advertisement mnst be Mt
tnchsd TO each proposa1 dnd the Proposals nanst be
to haes IL ts
Written guarantee Of two responsible nsmes, as FOL-
"We. the und srslsned. hereby guarantee ln case
Y fulfilled ascordins to It's tue purpors and eondi
With bonds to The amount Of Of tho value
Of rs ss ssosss s pre@Iosed @ ts tS 1e furnished"
, 1864-01-07

LEWISTON, Pa Aug. 2sth, 1851.
q HEIx8oIu. Eaq:
rm happy 10 inform you that afse1 the use Of your
Meo1c.nr, cure tAt leen eectso. and cancIdly be
re tula hare bee. IN En7 E1sve had It not been
for 1t. 1onr obetient servant,
n c. MCCORMICK.
, 1864-01-07

A RTIFICIAL LEGS-C Stat

:1 ford, sole proprietor and manufactur.r NJ IN.
mLEo1SSrrAIIEHT S9S ~ aIE ARTIFICIAL LEG, h.s been
ment, which haa appointed him 10 sQpoY thcn "a Ill.
f91sd sGst5s ~ s1; xsF5 9rdes5 addrsd 70 e. STAT
tmnediste Attention- Heud for PampAiets. =
! +. U. boX 11eo del1sT8- I'm RI QAATV-
, 1864-01-07

tickets can receive money back tor them Il room
Einsteen sen HSl NcGosmlck Block, cor1er Of Dearborn
tickets viii be good to the Museum, without the
EEaNlnE.. tsigaed} E T. REED }Man,oer4.
, 1864-01-07

etit2iti- Having seen four advertisement Of c.,n
tE:1n HateE, Recommended for lnftoIumafion a
leftd Tor ne past three ycars and tiled do aiI Of
number q Ehysicans with only temporary rpIick
sosse e Of {o&Hs & agfPs M at M 1stttgra Aess Lse stos
found great change IN my health. / haYs usea tTo
nostfs Of aud ~ Where oTes e1peesed 70 bs ID
M 'udo for It; feel thAt It Is all and more Eisa
va recon7r,~nd Il TO be- May the blessing or EIi
eysr attend Ter 70 y1c.- labo!s q lovc-
'''' Youra t,lv LEoaAko 8. BIaxLoH,
, 1864-01-07

II the year lss6 the writer ct this artcls embarked
Il cruz cuxrt*s Ii the city Of Phadtaphis where
be hts been engaged nov oyer slxteau ye1rs III the
ouR tesrtptouA But for he LAST tan year. most It
ha ttme hss been employ ed in thu annfACttra Of the
vas1o1s toMd and nnad o1rAc4s
, 1864-01-07

TOPARTNERSHIP.-The under
~ signed have this day formed copaEtnership.
uuder the name and style OF PETTlTT q SMITH, for
business. EOBT. ". PETTITT,
Chicago, Dec, Is; 1865, G.L.8AITH,
, 1864-01-07

~ Agents wanted to sell Sewing Machines. We
Will give commission on all Machines sold, or en-
ploy aRentR who will WORK Tor tho above wagea aud
all e1I cngeo paid: For particulars address DOYs
Ian CO., Gen. Asents, Detroit, Mich. lAi.r5u-14s
, 1864-01-07
Hair Dye! Hair Dyc.s

h1CnEL0kS eclcbEnted HA1H DYE g 1nK nxsr
AD1.E Dye known: This splendid Hair Dye Ia Perfect
@@cAanges Rcd. husty or CRY Hair Instantly. 70
The HAIR stuuiug the skln* leaving the Halr sof
and Beautiful tmparta fresh vitality, frequently res
Boring ftx ptiHtlDr coor and fecties the III tefts OF
Bad Dyer. Thc Gcnuint L signed WIIlIAx 4. BacD-
ELoE a1i otless are nlcre limitations and should be
clay street, New York. ty$saHlF.
, 1864-01-07
LEWISTON. Pa- Jaa. l4th, 1851.

HENBoID:
DEAR sla-l have been troubled With Nj affection
Of the hn1I e ans ktoneys for over twenty years
Etse }9nE Eenuips P1seaFsion tsiai . haa heard
have ohsai1ea noTe rsuef from III effects ana feel
much better ttan hAye for twcnty 5eara previous
hsva TIE create talto In te virtues curative
FoEers Anc shs 70 III IN my power to make II own
10 The 9Mlt tea Hoping this may proye &dvsutAgeous
10 you IN axssunE you - introduce the tnealduc,
xIn truly 1curs< ii, C. MCCORMICK.
, 1864-01-07

&E1eeeeoVso ~
FORWARDING l. COMMISSION MERCHlyTE

W. PErTTTT- [1e2QeS1G11ul, OIL. sXIrH.
17HE GOPARTN ERSHIP
Il u heEetofore existing between Adolphus jaeger.
and htyle Of A.JAtGEK Z CO fs dissolved oy rnu-
tnnl coLaent, AAolphns jaeger having withdraw.
Ferdinand and Emil Jaeger only are authorized to
AnOLPHUs JAEGER,
FERDfNAED JAEGER,
EMIL JAEGER.
, 1864-01-07
SUPPRESSED MEMSTRUATIOE.

SUPPRESSED MEMSTRUATI0N,
which in the Unmarried female il constant rscur-
ring disesse sad through negecs the seeds Of mars
Eonh ssF te u
made to assist nature tho suppression becomes cSrs
Rssat
Irritation Of the Meek Of tbs Bladder, Inaa.n-
nation af the Kldue!s, Catarrh .of
the Bladder, Stransuary and
Burning, Or Painful
Efinatlng.
I'd Il : ssa a L is ps
doss has been known to relieve the most urgent s5np-
so ;ssss s shss sssss:sne pain
II =, Constitution Wstsf Vii '' 'asle7a sse1S sos is
20. PHYSICIANS
fs ya he q ct snbes
only use then, for the want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
1s proved Itself to the task hashas devosred
DIUAEEXCS
1r,1tnte and drench tho kidneys, and by constant use
soon lead to chtanlc degeneration and Confirmed lie
ease.
Read! Read!! Read!!!
DAxyuLF. Pa, June 2 1aA
Dr.. Wx- II. GHxaa-Desr Sir: In February tse1.
WIS afflicted With sugar tabces and for nve months
pnsaed than two gallons Of wAfer in twenty
four houEa. 1was obliged 70 got up Often ~ tenor
1Ueye times during the night, and IN tVe nontha
, 1864-01-07

Courage! You have before you one Of the
most noble works, the most sublime which
can be accomplished here below-a work In
the success Of which We are as interested as
youreelves-a work, the success Of which
will be the honor and the consolation Of our
time.
This generation will have seen nothing
more grand than the abolition Of slaycry liz
destroying It with you, you destroy it every
where, mud the energetic uprising of people
which, in the midst Of It's growing prosperi-
ty, was visibiy sinking under the weight of
the tyranny Of the South, the compllcity Of
the North, odious laws and compromises.
Now, at the cost Of immense sacrifices, you
have stood up against the evil; you have
chosen rather to pour ont your blood and
your dollars than to descend further the
slope Of degradation, where rich, united,
powerful, you were sure to lose that which
Is f0r rob!cr than wealth, or runion, OF power.
Well, EuroEe begins TO understand, vii
1ingly or unTil1ngly, what you hare done.
In France, In England, everywhere your
cause gains ground, and be, it said for the1
honor Of the Nineteenth century, the obsta-
clc which our III Will ind orr evil passions
could not tv1scom :, tie obstacle y i1ieh the
int13gues Of the South could not sasmopnt,
is IN Idea, a principle. Hatred OF slavery a.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-05
USE no Oher!
Use no Otter!

Fer Drops stand helre s world - ,he pIis ,.taS
ofal remedies ur the % all diseases ofhs :a,eys
and Bladder. ben cream. pri and the lld bit PSF
TIVE av!ctg.!c. Of al irreJ Cl.T.!.ea. ''
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-05
: Poi Et.IlE.
C.. q, GEAR g.
CHANGLTUL JOE.

liyc., yoA,h cnce ia ..now,
The Ladies called him" ciiange.ui Jas =
iolicsone So any kitten,
BY cupids shaft lie oft was sn,!t.sa;
And yet he IeIa the " und a. liGh:
As il n mere mosquito's bite.
Cno dav for Ellen Le was sighing.
The ne1t. iDr Kitty he was dying;
And when yoa tso't him moss finished.
His f ines were suddenly diminished.
And so his love was daily tGrning,
Now ike glass hulse furnace burning
Aud nov !. aee.lai to each sctaLer
{lio breast wGs . Refrigeration.
What ronedY cen we discover
To care the E.ult of such 8 loye,e
No girl who acts by my ad5cs
VIII have scei. teaux at any price;
However cheap they may appear
Ia enc re4pect son'il fnd them dear;
Like certain garments, base!y made:
By tyros OF the stitching trade;
Bat loaux worth having must stick fad,
Like Abrm Kohn's Clothing, rsc!. TO !aa:A
Having just received 3 large stocs: 9,
pr;n- and .an,mc. goods. consisting Of
Ready Made Clothing,
OF every description Ger Mems asa Bays ws@. --io
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-05

y
~ difficulty in procuring god u"iorn and reliable
article our have ctt@n rssed Hish thu!
ey could be supplied fcnl first hai4s 1t was the 10
tsution Of
THE GREAT AMERICAN YEA COMPANY
to do strictly Tea -n,ss, hut we have had some
c1ers Lying distance that have relied upon us to
sariy exclusively with Tea and Coffee i being i'-
Convenient for them come to New YORK, 1EE GREAT
TIA AND COFFEE TMpoRICa Of this c"untryand as our
Tea faster possessed Of ormaon relating TO COT
fec that could be furnished at moderate price, ara give
universal satisfaction and at the same time anrd me re-
taller handsome prrit-we have been compelled 70 sup
" those parties. THIS COFFEE HAS BECOAE 50
POPULAR with orr customers and their sales haFe
sed 10 such an that have been com ellei to
make large additions to machinery, which Will enable
us TO sunply fe Gu omers With it. We VIII there
fole tend il tcthoae who may order
1t IS Fest Supersed1ng all othfr Cofces.
Th!. Cor.e has been used for than century in
Paris and since It's introduction into this country has
been IL ~ OF the leading French Restaurant
here. The Parana sad to be the hest judges Of COT
fee and great favor in which Is held by them is the
vor and healthy effects upon thelunlan system.
o,a What our customers have found from experience
viii give perfect satisfaction and meet all the demands of
their trade Nisths lo"es: price that we can recon-.
mend. O.. H..
we do al our business the most extensive scale, buy
by cargo and sell at only two centsper pound profit
We put up this Coffee in arre9, If l25 Pounds each.
pound the consumer and by Its being IN large guam
tty 1t yeains It's ne lav much 10 gcr in this form m
II any other "esero "ltn cacn naIrei snow S-s ~
cuar and Posters assist the dealer 20 introduce to
his Gu sonaers. We hope o1rcuscre viii axe rains TO
have well posted up nj Gi,riaued, as ii viii be 10
| their advatagete do ut .t.maa -
This COTE we warra TO give pc fec. sats'actior and
IL it doe not the purchaser he's te privilege ofre
turning The whole any part off within go cnrs, md
havinehis money rounded together with stie eGpen
,es Transportation both ways. s
! We issue price Circular Of our TEAS ana CoFFsss
which we are glad send freq TO all who &ieh i-forsu
mers Of coffee should enquire for the FRENCH Break
! FAST AID INNER cofFE and be surs that it wa
4 purohas d ofths - ~ .-s .,-n
Great American Tea Company
IMPORTERS AND. JossERs,
IS & 81 VESEY STREET, .Eow Yorl
sAS2ms-.1.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-05
For Rats, 1;ice, Rorchcs, Arts. Bed
BuSs. Moths in Ftfs, T0't-
{e>ts, &c Insects Oh
T7,,. ET,rJe 4 III

le,4s, &c Hsecls Oh
Plants, folels, AMI
na!a, &c.
pyt uoiu ..5e. 5oc. and ST. 90 Bottles. and
Fia>ks So ard S. sizes fer Hotels. Puhi's
Institutions. &c.
sCo,v i,f,2rblc remedies known.
Free from Poisons." :, :,
"Nnt dangerous to the Human fani,s''
sRafs conc on Of tn ir holes to de-
,-r~ gid Wholesale in alilcEge c.tiGa
49,, s,id ;y al i4-ps hnd Retailers eTeiywi:sTo'
$50 - REwA.E y OF all worthless iri1!t aions'
r~ sa at Cps7 Ar - name is eath Box, bos,it
and FLASK before You buy: rou~.,
s.ss-. Address aii,.'N- - n
" Principal Dcnot As2 BIO? I"ar,
tly-Solt by all Wholesale ana heta' if"G
rists and in New Oregon, Iowa, by }. J..
CLEHNEE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-05
French Drcakil.t and Dinner
COZ L Ell.

OWING - the very high price Ct Coffee, and the great
~ difficulty procuring COED, u"iorm and relsh
article our Gust have eff "n exp assed "ish thai
they could be supplied rem Eist ai as IL was Inc To-
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NUMBER ] n TO-

placing it to my lips, pronounced the name
of the criminal in distinct tone. could
not be mistaken. The eyes which had been
gradually closing suddenly opened, staring
wide, and turned slowly in the direction
whence the sound proceeded. The effect
was horrible = terrific, and, to youth
like myself, almost supernatural; and,
overcome with dismay, / sank down,
fainting OH the pavement. In the
confusion the speaking-trumpetf fortunately
got kicked aside, trodden under foot, and
It's ownership was never traced to me, for
many people had heard the name uttered
in the sepulchral tone which that primitive
instrument produces; and having been
shaken by superstitiOus emotion, would
have revenged themselves upon its cause.
But the result, which have never disclos-
ed to this day, has often recurred to me;
and, although have never been enabled to
pursue my experiments on the subject, vet
have remained perfectly convinced that
neither physical nor moral sensations die at
once, and that both remain for some time
after the head is removed from the body"
The discourse of the professor produced
tremendous effect upon his listeners; and
the report was soon in the hands of the
Emperor, who must have commented on it
with great earnestness and curiosity.
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WE have considerably enlarged THE DAILY oHIo
srArEsMAN, and now print it on plain and hand
some new type and clear white paper.
IuPolitics. THE ONO STATEsMAN ISL War rs In
Peace for the Country for the Constitution, and for
Union of equal States. with equal privileges, and
with equal and exact justice TO all its citizens We
are for theOld Flag with not Star or Stripe erased
and the Old Union rs far it possible to restore It,
and for the existing Constitution, in its spirit letter
and purpose. ~
Upon the coming events Of the year. rest the hopes
Of tho People and Government We are in the midst
of bloody and protracted civil war. Its duration
and close depend upon wiser, truer and more patri-
otto Policy than we have seen during the present Ad
ministration We owe it to the memory OF our FAITH
ers and 10 the hopes Of Children to the future OF
Country and TO the estinterests Of mankind, to
change Policy which is drifting us farther and far
tber from the landmarks Of our patriotic sires.
TIE STATESMAN will do all II can to aid in bring
ing about this change and hence. the Publishers IN
yits support and encouragement from all those who
while wishing for q good NEWSPAPER, also wish to
have q sound Constitutional Journal. " y.
We publish paper in which We seek to give the
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latest telegraphic and market reports; carefully
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G. FL. CAMPEN,
UNION CONFECTIONERY.
r HAVE JUST OPENED A

T HAVE JUST OPENED A .t.
RESTAURANT AND CONFECTIONERY.
Opposite the Capital University,
Where ! am determined to keep everything in my
line of the verv best quality.
81 ICE CREAM and SODA WATER always
on hand. iune4-d3m
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Gathering his shattered columns, Wilson
determined to make show of fight, and
for few minutes stood his ground. But
the fire from our cannon increasing, and
to charge, with a characteristic energy and
vim, the wearied raiders then gave way,
directed their horses heads toward Jarratt's
Depot, distant from Stony Creek ten miles,
and from Petersburg thirty miles. Their
retreat now became rOut, and was COM
Quoted upon the principle of every man tor
himself, and the devil or Fitz Lee to take
the hindmOst. fi NulV If fnG .hf--f.T.
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THE OHIO STATESMAN.

.Sra iaiI-- es or.
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Summer Arrangement.

ana h1cnmOmus) tAhu
Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays excepted
as follows: l"i
FIRST TRAIN; (vIA DAYTONl-At LIS A.
NJ arrives at Xenia at 345 A. NJ, Dayton at 4A0 a.
NJ Richmond at 6:35 A. NJ, Indianapolis at 9:20 A.
M. Chicago at 835 =. M, and st. Louisat 9:2O r. M
SECOND TRAIN, (yIA. PIQUA)-,At 5-A. NJ;
connects at Milford for Springfield and Marysyiile,
Wayne Toledo and Detroit, at Greenville for Union
City Muncie, &C., at Richmond for L0gansport and
Chicago, and at indianapolis with trains for Terre
Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Springfield, quincy &c.
THIRD TRAIN, (yIA DAYT0N)-At8A. NJ;
arrives at Xenia at sos M DAYTON at Soy A. A: ;m
10, and at indianapolis for Terre Haute, Lafayette.
Chicago. Springfield and Quincy.
FOURTH TRAIN, (VIA PlQUA-Atll:3O l:3O A. Z;
connects at Milford for Marysville and Springfield,
at Urbana for Bellefontane, &C.. at Piqna For Union
City at Richmond for LoganspOrt and chicago, and
at Indianapolis for Louisville, st. Louis and Chi
cagO. ..a
FIFTH TRAIN. (vIA DAYToEl-At ll:5o A.
M. Richmond at $40 p. NJ, connecting for Logans-
port and Chicago and at Indianapolis for Louisville,
st. Louis and Chicago.
SIXTH TRAIN. (PIQUA ACCOMMODATION
-At5P. M, connects at Urbana for Bellefontaine,
and at Piqua for Lima Toledo, Detroit, Ft. Wayne.
THROUGH TICKETS
For SALE to all the principal Western points, at as
low rates as by any other Ioute.
FIRST CLASS SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
II. II. BIGELOW,
General Passenger Agent, Columbus, U.
HENRY BROOKS,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Columbus, u.
Columbus. June n. 1864-du
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PRACTICAL TAMORs,

xx1ANTED--HAND LOOM. Every farme
w 10 know That Lambs Self Acting Hand Loom
Is an article he wants 10 mako and save money with
how. does the whole business Of weaving 10 to 70
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THE PURSUIT ABANDoNEp.

At Jarratt's night set in, and our men
and horses being much jaded and efatigued,
the pursuit was abandoned. The enemy's
organization was thoroughly broken up,
aud they were scattering and dividing in
every direction before they reached Jar
others were being rapidly brought in at
last accounts. 7"l ill' t''fih
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ADDITIONAL BOOTY

In this last pursuit, in addition to the two
Napolean guns already mentioned, we cap-
tured nine valuable wagons, several ambu-
lances, and large number of small arms
The wagons include the headquarter and
private wagon OF the yainglorious Wilson,
also that Of Gen. Mcintosh, one Of his brig!
ade commanders. The contents of these
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LATE REBEL NEWS.
Rebel View of the 'SituatiOn-Rebel
Report of Wilson'S Raid.

We have received files Of Richmond pa
pers to July A inclusive, from which we
make the following interesting extracts: