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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19
How the journal is Given TO
Lying.

HOW Inc sBOuTndA 10
Lying.
FALsTAFF, when he made the most
original of all observations, ''Good Lord,
how this world is given to lying" must
have had Just such man as the editor of
the journal in his minds eye. That paper
says: e Sa- F.rf . .uss-
"When hundreds OF thousands of citizens
furnished their Government money, with
which to maintain its existence, it was
done with the express condition, as in the
case of the Ten Forties, that the bonds, or
promises to pay, which they received for
their money, should be redeemed in gold,
and with the implied condition attached to
all other forms of securities, that the pay
mentof them, also, should be in coin."T.
AS there is not, and has not been in ex-
istence, Seven-Thirty bond of the United
States for the payment of which any
pledge, expressed or implied, was given
that it should be redeemed in gold, it
follows of course that the Journal
states that which it knows to be
false, or else that its editor is the most
perfect specimen of q Know-No Nothing
extant. mi
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=, DEMOCRATI0z MEETINGS,

-aE
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee announce the following meetings:
At HAVEN,S, SCHOOL HOUSE, in Jefferson
Y township, Thursday evening, September 10. 1867.
drews and Colonel h. b. Wilson.
tember 90. 1857, at TX O'clock. p. Ii. Spesie%rs %
Mat. Martin and E. i. DeLany.1.- =. Oo--e.e
At BRIGGS SCHOOL HOUSE. in Franklin tp e.,
SpeaeersNE. d. DeEsny and Gsi. r. Mann.
LeGKBQBRNE,Fn Tuesday. Scot a. at ~ o,cioolzs
p NJ. Geo. L. Converse and e. Loewenstein.
d, BLIN, Tuesday. Sept. ~ at 2 o'clock. R:aI!Yy
Mar MGSsfS:S snd sfSe So1s b& Ssiss'
CLINTONYILLE,. Thursday. Sept. %, at 71r
O'clock. p. NJ. L. +. Bingham and s. w An
FRlRCis; s;J6NRs'ischo6E no Use, Brown tp.
Wednesday, Sept, IS. at p. M! E. n .7DeLahey
and Col. Fl. b; Wilson. -......,,,1
:. ~. ate O'Clock. T. III. Robert Hatcheson ani
NEW Il HSY ST SSsgs Y. B
and T., I. DsIsny! 'fflhT .ff1izfT ~ '-' '''
REYNoLDSBUGH. Saturday, Sept. 2sEh. 2 P. M.
W, K. Rankin and Thos. g. Thurman. ,,
,SMITHVILLE, Saturday. Sept 18th. TX p. N.
CW. r Rankin and Th0s. 3 Thurman. '''-H
GROVEPORT, Thursday, Oct. ), P. M. E! F
rBinsbam aud Col, H. B.: Wilson, 7ovei 7aaY
oEEFFz BbrbsHaE TAHERS asS G5 AafHiafE f. Vii
HARRISBURG. Saturday. Oct, 50 P, NJ, Geo; l
Converse and G! Loewehstein. V< 'iui'i'l' .i'',i
GROOVE CI rY, Saturday, Oct S ~ p. M. Gee
J. u. Converse and q! Loewensiein!iAd HvijisoG
HILBIARD'S STATI IN. Saturday, Oct! SIX
ii M, b. B, EshelmaR aud, E.lk. BihgaRm. u Is q.
ALTON, Saturday, OF. s., TX p. NJ. 8. w, AN
drews and Thos. Thurman. ..s,I-.,a, ,,i.r.it,a,,
FRANKL4NT0N;i iMNDdsy. Qct,77. 7ISP. NV
X. Rankin and Robert Hutcheson. o.,i+,.l
L. SCHNEIDER'Ss GROCERY STORE, Frida,
Oct. 4,7H 2. NJ, Z. Loewenstein and j.. st. job
f CIarksen.i5 iiiij If -nE.lt Hf J@3T11Hi 10 >uOi
FITzGERALD,S' GROCERY STORE. Ssturda,
fo0ct. s. TX p. NJ. Matthias Martin and George
~ JSonyerse-9q cat buG s.IoitsS SiIE2l1 V1lrG
SPANGLER'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Saturday. Oc
g.. 7H P. NJ, W. r. Rankin and E. T. DeLany. d
by order of Democratic Executive Com
mittee. rs1Gdri afit 81 aTttJ3z Uras fofdq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19

GEN. GILBEET, who dispersed the Demo-
cratic State Convention of Kentucky, we
learn from one of his friends in this CITY,
was not the Col. GILBERr who claimed that
the Army of Arkansas was the masters of
the people, and therefore justified the SOL
diers in sacking q printing office.
The Arkansas GILBERT is a brother OF the
General Of the same name, and is Ohio
born-a disgrace to the State in which the
puppy had bis birth place.
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.Organization-A Note of Alarm

| 'OrganjZa1fOm-A Note of Alarm.
jqs.Our readers know that we are not apt
to be mistaken on the condition of affairs,
and are never wanting in hopefulness.-
| Nor are we now; but to secure right ends
we must use right means. The, prudent
man foreseeth the evil and avoideth it. In
our last article we showed the necessity OF
polling the tull vote of Ohio, and we now
say, that without full vote the amend-
ment to the Constitution will be lost, and
the Legislature in danger" d - --f.'i
We copy the above, head line, italics and
all, just as we found > it in the Cincinnati
Gazette of yesterday wednesday,. After
all their boasting of the thousands and
tens of thousands of votes they have to
spare, the Gdzette, appealing to its readers
to bear witness to the truth that its editor
/, "not apt to be mistakes on the condition
of affairs,'' and that he is t'never wanting
in hopefdlness," thus, on the eve of battle,
show signs of fear and dependency. rhe
Negro Suffrage amendment to the Con-
stitution will be LOST, unless every vote is
got out, and the Legislature" which last
winter was two-thirds Republican in both
branches, ais in danger!a4 What party It
will be if a fnll vote is not out. Then Ne
Pgroes.cannot be voters or hold Office, in
Ohio-then the Legislature will not be
ableito pass an amen dment to the Federal
Constitutiom7which will give Negroes the
right to vote, to sit as Jurors and to be on a
perfect political equality with the Whites
in every State of the Union. the conquered
provinces, subject just now to military,
and Negro control included. =. esfo
Try your best, Mr.. Gazette; to get out q
fun Vote, for be it, known that if this is
done, the Democratic majority will be, in
creased. EHrI 1'H HoA III" IT ., -1aa1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Kd1NCSHS
PREP PARED. PRESCRIPTION,

k[>OS1N Sl09J WI ~ ~ - In
-a1egINN I1s MosF Any MIG SO5Elns ga So isaEss Sss e,b
90 LIN -Ilo moot ADs.ASCsDi SfA6nSt. 2-I
3! S!GeRPARKH, eS and ali affections dee Il the fNsa
THRo AT.and lR PASSAG { 4 ES; 8 for @ Gs.sraI snd
Special Derangsr,ents Of the SYSTEM
as sS5 ss@Tssys s 80 sos@e1 and
ss sss ss.ss sss., IS sssss: +.
Sossssss sGys The sgpesiss Is Il once igesatss
the SiSsesit 5feas8fag are speedily feiieyed; the
sleep becomes calm and reires fisg; the
OF 'O0NSuMYTIQE, lASLHMA
-BROkCHITIS, g., &Ss,5nD , DIS APPEAR Al N . WITH a
prsribss USen
TgEEs, ,sT9S1cS hoy kSIDsa yasE 9T,sI.
BY " HATEvER NAME KNowN, in which there Is ex:
6fbited any one or more Of che following % ,I7a
Dfncuss Or ASs1ular BrsGt1iug ioss of Breata
Cough. Wasting soT hesA, Nf1af Stoeats Bsssdfa1
,, EG aar hs Lg"g d9ss G % ss e1 q xpS
NursSno.s fiyinS Pdiss through the S1osiders.
sSs ssis % s: ssas 1sass
ssser D!:stsss. Escsssses sa1sss. ers Z1Son.
Sor.ac4 before or a,ssr easi1g. Oonsticastos re
sftes hSss &c; Ge Hs an EEsrEcJAIlx IN ALL all re
DStfsatlt PGSrjtN Suppressed ,Scantv. Escsssive
DsgGgSd, Prsmattire or too Frequent 1enstrSGtioa
iemenIs Is,lni Toll 4 Al.Ssh,a.s. Ne: "a
our PIeserlp1on saYea RI nno
rHREYs Remssn, y, 4 :, .o...1.sI :, s,.l..
wv bless God Tor the oenent we bbave Reeves
/ rom your Prepared prescription. key. r FKR1r
CRIME, Biossburg, Penn; It5-.. i
Every one to whom nave ,Iecommended On m It has
cine. Wis; -. :.
l. :, BIBLE HOUSE, Aston fLAcE. n; Yin the early
part Of February, 1855, was suffering from vi
olent cough, Tor whleh pad been treated during
SIX months PREVIOUSLY without bepefit. had sfghf
Saoeats, which completely ,prostrsted me. In the
evening. hoaTseness would come on, which Eopld
Prev ne tIom sRsak abSGys yhsper; haa
| My Family Physician assured me that he could do
no more for me-. was growing rapidly worse, and
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d, 4MoNrANA.-Hon.sJ JAMES M. CAvANAGH,
just elected from Montana to Congress by
1,5OO majority was formerly a member of
Congress from Wisconsin, and an active
DOUGLAS delegate from that State to the
Charleston Convention in 1860. 4iALid
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The Great Radical Meeting al
XanPSvilIa

Up to the present writing, 4Q1 A. NJ
that twelve mile procession had not arrived.
1t is supposed that the roads are too heavy
for its movement. -.sr -=- .z----
from the streets, and reports that it has ar
rived. 1t was twelve miles long with a
space of one mile between each wagon
Zahesutlle Signal Of Tuesday.
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~D-d.Oid Brui.er..

Such is the language applied in the Jour
nal Of yesterday to the Hon. CHARLES
REEMELIN, a gentleman of character as
pure and of as high talent as any man in
Ohio. Mr.. REEMEL1N is German; had he
been a Negro, how different would have
been the term applied to him.
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To the Electors of Delaware Co:

Having been, during a period of thirteen
years, d z=alous worker in the racks Of the
EPUB1IGAN PARTY of this county. and hav-
ing during the continuance of the Rebellion. been
a Zeaous suppo ter OF the Union cause, belieyins
tn TO saver the Union of these States is
crime meriting the most unqualified c0ndemna-
ton and the severest punishment that msy be in
ficted on tre.sOn byciYihzed nations,I hereby an
nounce myself 10 the qualified electors of Delaware
county as an Independent candidate for their suf-
fages the 9Th day of October next, to represent
them in the House of Representatives of the Leg
islature of Qhir. pedging myself. if elected, to
support and advocate the following measures. be-
lievIng such line Of policy to be inperatively de-
manded by the exigencies of the times and the ne
cessities of the country: e - ff,lF 90 t,t.r
First-That all the property Of the country bear
| its equIl portion of the burthen of taxation. =
| Secondly-Tbat no discriminating monopo,ies
| should be created in Republican form OF Govern
ment. 70 g.. "a. - -.1 ---f .s,-,.-yg
71irdly-A recurrence to aud resumption of coin
currenot in accordance with the provision of the
Constitution at the earliest period that the well
being of our, country will permit. LI.yf -rlL-E
FouTthty-A speedy restol alton of all the States
to their p per status in the Union: and W. =
FifthLy-Tbe pres rvatiOnC Of our State Govern
ment to tne WHITE AMER CAN PEOPLE who
laid the foundation of its prosperity, subdued its
for sts and developed its resources. and to their
children.Ih ItftJ Hal WM.iW. WILLIS.
Delaware. OHIO. August 10th. 1851. o5j'.lu.03
aug2l- -dtw&wtd .-,sftvf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19

BURsTED-King's cannon, that 'the city"
sent to Newark for, bursted this morning
while being fired; fortunately nobody was
thony," and as 'Mad Anthony" bursted,
Just SO will the mad Radical party of Mus
kingum county burst on the 9Th day of
October next. "Whom the gods would
destroy, they first make mad.-Zanesuille
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Free to EverybodY.

A Large ppl Circular. giving information of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes. "a
% 1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected. and the forsaken loved. "
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receives copy post paid. by re-
su'- --H|I' Liiion Address P. o. Drawer 81.
mar2s-daysm a. i .,.'a,ii ~ ..HHi Troy. N. Y.
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Negro Suffrage is n Western Re
serve MEASURE and the Reserve


Nesro suHraee IL "estern
serve measure ana tne neserye
~
51ne osesesd"a Ledder' tue oiaones' .s' VI a.
tre = es.o ,ounrage sneels III UNIV aur,s0
,u pes measure Is ~ oousn
.n o.,o' Du' 40 tne :. e0Se.n nc 80 p..oo w -~o
.'o. naoe ,uio seeue loi 'ne POI S"o
sS nc e.ol : sop ppo. ~ a. .no pVse
1t sre tsy.s 7, y y
~ Nou'hefn ohio 10 w oe oVeioohe' "o
80 81. J. 9 ;ah1e. G 1e.0s,' "",sn .,,a We..o D.
serve. t the RenubIirans Of Which fully be-
lieve in the necessity and justice of this
great measure, to rally with full force to
;ssr suppottSS ~ H. art Tha Raasrue nSs ~ therao
fore. must s,,nport IL at The nolls. II will
not do for as in Cuyahoga, Ashtabula,
Lake, Loraip and the other strongly ne,
puoicad .vuh..es @ s, ., .ne neselps, W aotI ~
strength and success. Ii is incumbent
upon US not merely to elect our county
tickets and give a moderate majority ior
Ssote onH III ~ poi ,bis
Believer in RepubIican principles to- sun
port the noble, though unpopular, meas
ure whleh "eonrseiSes nase'pul In issue''
Inc western reserve dld iorce the issue
Oh Negro ounrage on the Legislature Dy
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MUSIC
ARRANGED FOR BRASS, MILITARY AND QUAD.
RlllE BANDS. BY aa-.t
w. II. NEAVE

O9O EAST FRIEND ST., COLUMBUS,
AOV Ohio. Mr.. Neave has been engaged as Musi-
cal Director and Teacher of TOwler's band and his
spare time viii be devoted 10 I'll ing orders as above
Of the various distinguished Musicians who know
for Bands and 0rchestras he will refer ouly to a
few well knowD leaders. viz: II. 3. Dodworth, Ed
manahan, WIN; Robertson, New York; r. Eckhsrdt,
Z!tterbarl. Pittsburgh. Pa; NJ. Heidel, A. Spohr
Slncinna ], y; j. 4; Smith. Otto Muller. Richmond.
Va; :. Espirito. Washington, D. q. Pr.
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BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable.
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
ious tinls. , Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the III effects of Bad Dyes. Inyigorates the hair,
leaving 1t soft and beautiful. The genuiDA is sign
ed IHlllidn A. Batchetor. All others areI re imi
tstiors, and should be avoided. Sold by lDrug
gists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bsre,:y street
New FORK. ''- H'.-.- ..'A' deciO-d6Wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19

ANOTHER "wedding' has been added to
the list of tin, silyer,a &c, anniversaries.
1t is called the tlinen wedding, and
though the anniversary period is not stat
ed, il may perhaps be guessed from the ma
ture of the gifts. vf.-.-gIrgI
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STATE NEWS.

The Hooking Valley Railroad Company
have broken ground just below Lancaster,
on Mithoff's farm, and are hard at work.
81 says the Nep LeEhgtos linton. 3 g ill 80
WE regret to learn, says the Portsmouth
Times, that Harrison Thockulortou, son OF
Jos. ThockmorIon, aged nine years, was
thrown from buggy, on "Wednesday last,
near his home on Mccullough Creek, in
this county, and SO seriously injured that
he died shortly after. 80 '.'] '''S ''2@
The Marietta Register says: The body of
female infant was found in the Ohio riv-
er at the foot of Third street, Tuesday
morning, giving evidence of ''crime" on
the part of some unnatural parents. 1t
had manifestly been in, the water only a
few hours.
The Portsmouth Tribune says that parties
have lately been in Portsmouth, making
preliminary investigations and sounding
our business! men upon the feasibility of
erecting a cotton factory here. We hope
that every encouragement will be offered
to them, and, that our citizens, will help
push the matter through with will.
The Dela,oare Gazette says: President
NeFhl has Arrived! at New York from his
European tour in condition of severe ILL
ness, on account of which he is now de-
tanned at the house Of a friend in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Merrick has hastened to meet him at
that place. Many Of the Presidents friends
will be anxiously concerned until they
know he has recovered beyond danger.
The Qoshocton Age says: On Thursday
night Of last week, between 1 and O'Clock,
the good citizens of Coshocton and Roscoe
were aroused from their peaceful slumbers
by the dread alarm of .fire." But a few
moments elapsed ere the sad truth was
known chat the large and extensive wooden
factory in Roscoe, belonging to Thomas
Wilson, Esq, was rapidly crumbling to
ashes. The building and machinery was
entirely consumed. Loss about $4,000;
hoinsarance.O * 2. II z Il "A - ,
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RRnEESsInMAI

DR. A. b. WILLIAMS, " est Broadway, nes
iigh street. Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himstli
series OF years to the treatment of certain pri
yite diseases. de may be consulted at his Office
Broadway; near the Exchange Bank ... ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19
s@AYOUNG LADY returnin

to her country home, after sojourn OF q few me-
in the City. was hardly recognised by her frie
In place of coarse, rustic, flushed Face, she had
soft ruby complexion of almost marble smoothness
and instesd of twenty-three she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry to the cause of so gr at
a change she plainly told them that she used the
Cfrcasstun Balm, and considered it an inyslu-
.hIa .cop;sitou to any Lady's toilet. By its use
sDy Lady or Gentleman can improve. their personal
eawb;nation as Nature herself is simple yet unsur-
Usssed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from.
Also healing cleansing and beautifyne the skin and
oomnlexion By its direct action on the cuticle Il
draws from il all it Impurities. kindly healing the
same and leaving the surface as Nature Intended it
should bS, s or EspreSs on Price
W. l.. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists' W
IL ,.,i5 No. 3West Fayette St., Syracuse, NY.
mar95-dswly 'a'A S1F H'-'--'3
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Ohio.

II the vote in Ohio on the Sth of October
next should exhibit the same per. centage
Of decrease from the Radical and increase
for the Democratic votes of last year, the
last named party will carry the State by a
large majority, as follows:
VOTE IN 1866, 81 ~ .-.-
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,yalos. csLsVaaisndisham4
viii speak at Circleville Tuesday. Oct. 1st,
with speakers heretofore announced. ~ a5S,T 2 +
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AYERS PILLS.


"A RE YOU SICK. FEEBLE AND COM.
"A plaining1l Are you out of order-your syste N
deranged and your feelings uncomfortable? These
s. mptoms are often the precursors serious ill.,
ness. Some fit of sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be averted By timely nse of the right
remedy Take Ayers Pills, and iye out the hu-
mOrs-purify the blood, and let the fluids move on
UNI bstructediy, in health. They stimulate the or
sans of the body into vigorous act witty. purify the
system from the distractions which make disease.
cold settles somawhere in the body, and deranges
the natural operations of that rart This, If not
ieved, will react upon itself and the surrounding
organs. producing general aggrav alton, suffering
and derangement. While in this condition.. take
Ayers Pills, and see how drec sy they store the
natural actieno the system. and with it the buoy
ant feeling of health. w hat is true and so appar-
ent in this trivial and plaint is also true
in any of the deep seated and dangerous diseases.
The same pur2ative expels them. Caused by ysimi-
lar distractions AID derangements, they surely.
and many of them r pidiy, cured by the same
means None who know t. e virtue of these Pills
will neglect TO employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure, such as Headacne, Foul
Stomach, Do sentery. Bilious Complaints, Iudiges-
tion. Derangement Of the Liver, Costiveness Con-
stpaton, Heartburn, Rheumatism. Dropsy. w orms,
and Suppression. when asen in large doees. idIra
They are sugar coated. that tho most sensitive
take them ea lily, and they surely the best
puIgatiYe medicine yet discOyepedz .a fal.,s-r
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Additional Appointments.

:. The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee announce the following mass meet
ings: 'fi sif 20 i0-Eiz e,lf aYnd hna ".5Efj
EURBANA, Thursday evening, September 18TH
afSpeakers. General Durbin Ward and Capt. John
H-rJames, a-od ..,,.,, n ...-f4f4 .E..it o,i.,.
lMARYSVLLLE. Friday evening September 10Th
Speakers, General Dprbin Ward and Capt John
DELAWARE, Saturday evening, September elst
-4Speakers. John II. James and E! T.DeLany. a
VAN VERT. SATURDAY., September 2sth.) Speak
PAULDING COUNTY (plsee to be fixed hereafter),
i Monray. .Septembery seth, u, Speakers, General
Ward and Hon. W D. Hill. ton, a,lt go fii,,,I
NEWARK, Friday evening. September 9th.
FOSTORIA, Seneca county, Saturday. October 5th.
Speakers. Hon. W. E. Finck and VIM Heisley.
WEST MANCHESTER. Tuesday. October 1st.
10 Speakers. g n. Morgan. Hons j. +. M'kinney and
Col. i ohm M. COnnell,s App0inf-
-Cu Oini isIjiIag ments.i HG lfIFGi bHG
rWAVERLY. Monday evening. Sept. 23d. .31s.->
CHILLIC0THE, Tuesday evening. Sept 2ith,~ith
CIRCLEyILLE, Wednesday evening, Sept. a5th.
with Gen. Unrbin Ward. -
LOGAN, Thursday evening, Sept. 9sth. !" -"
NEW LEXINGTON. Friday evening. Sept. 27th.
LANCASTER. Saturday evening. Sept. 2sth.
Hons. p. Van Trump and u. F.
rr, McKinney'sAPP .-ti
sARAHSvIEbE. Friday, Sept 9th. g.o -
BARNESV1LLE. Saturday; Sept. 2sth. ".'75
Hon. =. w. NIcCorlxIe, ,ofCaIifornia,
AtDAYTQN; Wednesday evening. Sept 25th. with
Hon. &. u. Yallandigham: -, =, -.
Col. B. Burns and Hon. l.. r.
- Critchfield, -
At BELMLEFoNTA1NE, LIE Logan county. Monday.
At TROY, Miami county. Tuesday. Oct. lst. +"
Hon. C. l.. VallandiS ham,
With other speakers to be announced hereafter.
AT CARLISLE, corner Butler, Warren and Prebl
counties on c. h. 4 D. R. R.. Saturday. Oct. 5th
At LANCASTER. Tuesday evening. October 1st.
Hon. y. VI. EsteP and Matt Mar
-r.,.,,.., r,,z,.,, tin, Esq, r., -,
At LANCASTER, Friday, October 4th, with Hons.
G. w. Morgan and W. E. Finck. T....... :,
en-, Democratic Committees will please make
the necessary arrangements tor these meet
.7Fe77s -.l JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm.
E. B. EsHELMAN, Secy.' =, gl .,.' p ~. 1'-H
AddiiionaI App oi n tments for Dem.
.ocratic Mass Meetings.
Ed ssPat a a1a
TPPEEEpo Fdsg oSsser eSs
Hons fETHP sS'Glst and &. NJ ~ 5AjksSoS
71iust - ~ e. E. EsheIman @"iI 5Hii
viii speak at the following meetings, with
speakers heretofore announced: raa .roTi
MILEoR9 2G GENTRE Union COUNTY Sept aist. ii
new HHxES. Frfdsy. September 9Th.
ASHLAND. Satqrday, September 2sth;
JOHN G, THOMPSON,
E. B. EsHELMAN, Sec'y. 90
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q 3 r Ayers Aeue Cure.

For the speedy and certain Cure Of Internit
tent Fever. or Chills and Fever, Remitten
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb rAsue, Periodica-
+ Headache or Bilious Headache, and Billion
Feyers indeed, for the whole class Of dis
. eases originating in hillary arrangement,
caused by the malaria Of miasmatie coun-
tries. irlf. fpn1..n i-u si'''4'"'A
This remedy has rarely failed to cnre the .everes
cases of Chils aud ever, and it has is great ad
vantas over other AgIe medicines. that It sub
dues the complaint without injury to the Petient
1t contains no quinine or other deleterieus sub
stance, nor does it produce quinism or any injuri
us effect whatever. Shaking brothers Of the arm ,
and the W West try it and you will endorse theSe as
Prepared by DR.. J.. @. AVER 4 CO., Lowell,
Mass. and sold by G. Roberts, Columbus. whols-
sale and retail. and by all drusgists. IS .e,.
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The meeting at Pleasant Valley has been
changed from September 2Sthto October
81 .Speakers-Hon. L. r, CRITcHF1ELD,
ColoneI B. BURNs and MArr. MARTIN,
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Judge Thurman and GEN. Nor.
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