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Democratic Meetings at Upper
SamdusIkY aud nj IiMn.

Sanduslzy and at TfMn.
- correspondence Ohio Statesman1 "a
The Democratic Mass Meeting at Upper
Sandusky, on Friday, September 10th, was
the largest gathering of the people ever
beheld in Wyandot County. The process
sions from the several townships were i'm
mense. The people came in wagons, in
carriages, on .horseback,. afoot; they came
with hickory trees, with flags, and appro-
pirate notices.
The meeting was held in the Court House
square, and was called to order at one
o'clock, by the President of the day, Mr..
Mckee. -'
Col. Mungen made short opening
speech, which was well received. He was
followed by Judge Thurman in eof his
ablest efforts, which told powerfully in be-
half of the Democratic cause. After the
Judge had concluded, General Morgan was
introduced, and made an eloquent and con-
vincing speech ofan hour and ahalf. While
General Morgan was speaking in English,
Mr.. William Merk, of Cincinnati, made a
telling speech in German, ON the other side
of the Court House. At the conclusion OF
these speeches, the immense crowd was
dismissed till evening. er' -"c~
In the evening we had splendid meet
ing. Mr.. Amos Layman, of Columbus, was
the speaker.
Judge Thurman and Gen.. Morgan spoke
to an immense meeting at Tiffin, on Satur-
day, Sept. 2lst, most ably, eloquently and
effectively. fs4 7i 'tf
We shall give 400 or 500 majority in wy
andot county. J. M.
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PickaWay County.
1C1RGLEvILLE, o., Sept. 19

liH aCIRCLEyILLE, o.. Sept. 1a. 1867. s.
ED1roR ONO STArEsMAN::. We are pro-
crossing finely In old Pickaway. The in
crease will be more than the proportion OF
Maine or California; Hurd and Lang had
a rousing meeting Monday night last and
the effect was good. Mr.. Hutcheson, our
candidate for State SENATOR who has been
spending the;week in this county, and Mr..
Walliug,5 candidate for the House, are ma
king effective and telling speeches through
out the county, Put Down Piekawayt at 200
for the Democratic State Ticket and l,5oO
against the Amendment qu 1ayaE Of DI4
PIeKAwkY. Tv'
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The New Co7s.ltpsien Of Mary

The people of Maryland, by an over.
whelming vote, have just adopted the new
Constitution, which takes the place Of that,
forced upon the people BY military rule,
The Radical press we're wild. in their out
cry against it swhen.it it MAS first submitted,
but; the overwhelming, majority of the
people in its favor Chasb convinced those
Radicals that the Mary landefs know their
own business quite as well as those self
appointed Radicals knoY it for them. 81. p,
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Additional Appointments for Ma SIS

Additional Appointments for Ma IS
4 - Meetings. p.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Delaware county.
Wednesday, September 25th. Speakers-Hon. /.
Robert Hutcheson and Thos. G. Thurman.
SUNBURY, Delaware county, Friday Sept. 2Tth.
Speakers-E. T. Delaney and Matt Ma tin.
AKRON, Summit county, Tuesday Evening. Oct.
LIST. Speaker-Judge VIM. Lang, lin German"
LIBERTY CHURCH, Delaware county. Tuesday.
Oct. 1st. Speakers-Col. II. B. Wilson and Gen.
s. W. Andrews. ---.t
DELAWARE. Thursday Evening, Oct. 8. Speak
er-Hon. L.. &. Critchfeld. .F#
LAFAYETTE, Wednesday, Oct. 3. Speakers
Z. b. Eshelman and E. M, Williams. band rr
SOMERFORD, Wednesday evening, October q.
Speakers-E. b. Esheman and E. NJ, Williams
JOHN G.. THOMPSON, Chairman.
E. B. EsHELMAN, Sec'y. '.,,...5 l.- n,
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IMPORTANT FOR INVALIDS.

The weakness of the stomach and its family per-
forming its offices is only occasioned by the debility
Of the stomach-nervesa and their yarious branches.
by being plastersd up with phlegm, gross and acid
dregs indigestible meals offensive drinks other
ma tiers which. remaining too long assume
roding quality.
or BRANDRETH'S PILLS
cleanse the stomach and bowels of Ill unhealthy
accommodations. and purify and invigerate the blood
and should be used by those who, having Lost. are
in pursuit of health. i- 60
The Hon. Demas Bsfnes says:-"I sell more of
Brandreth's Pins than of all others put together
BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold by all drug
gists, and at the principal Office, Brandreth House.
New York. n s.i.-a -..-r.-l.. o. y .14rirr r.
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Government stamp on each box. 81 --a':
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A Large PIP. Circular. giving information of tia
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes. I'D
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected. and the forsaken loved.
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Letter from CircleyiIle.
C1RcLEN1ILE. O... Sent. 20. 1sa

OAAOA-AS<'1ASA1A, ~ OSPos %O3 AOOhs
EDITOR SrATEsMAN-Sir The Black
and-Tan party of this county, after two
weeks of effort, assembled in this place on
yesterday, in accordance to a call for a
great mass meeting, to hear the imported
Colfax and the hot blooded secessionist of
1860, one Job Stevenson, Esq: At O'Clock
A. NJ, the band struck up the soul-inspir-
ing air of "John Browns body" &C., And
the immense crowd began to assemble in
front of the Court House, .and after about
an hours time devoted to music, the crowd
having grown to the enormous number of
about 200, men, women and children, the
great expounder of negro equality, (Col-
fax commenced to speak his piece. He
was followed by Sam Galloway, who went
through all the gyrations of the monkey
with the characteristic language of the ne
gro, to the disgust of many. He was fol-
lowed at night by Stevenson in such style
as can only, be assumed by one who has no
respect for himself or regard for his race.
1 hope they may continue their harangues
until election, for this morning 1 find sew
eral men who have been voting the Repub-
lican ticket who openly declare they will
vote with the Democratic party henceforth
and forever. God speed the work.
The Democratic meetings in the differ
ent townships in our county have been
successes throughout. Our candidate for
State Senator (Hon. Robert -Hutchison) has
been among us for several days, and with
Hon. A. T. Walling and others has been
doing good and faithful work. Old Picka-
way will do her duty manfully this fall, in
a manner that will make Negroocracy
tremble in its boots. With God speed for
the true principles as promulgated by our
party and success for the State ticket, -a
sy!swi II Tam, truly,i-ao1 DEM
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California Election Democratic
Majority of 1000 over BOth the
Radical Candidates. v-C-,7r,-,s

The telegraph gives US the returns of the
election for Governor in California. The
Negro SuffrageiIes claim that HAIGHT,
Democrat, was elected because their vote
was divided between two Radical candi-
dates. This is shown to be no go, from the
fact that HAIGHT's majority over both can
didates combined is over seven thousand.
The vote foots up :saisFs.s - = .nol
Hsight (Dem0 ...S..........--.a q. .3o0
Fay 1yH'A 4'S'.. 1858
HAIGHT's (Demoerat) majority over Cor
MAN Negro Suffrage) is S,560-over COR
MAN and FAY combined, 1902. q .z...li div
At the election for Judges OF the SUI
preme Court in 1856, the Radical majority
was 6,615-in 1864 LINcoLN,s majority over
MCCLELLAN for President was 1S293.5 If
the Democracy Of Ohio gain in the same
ratio, the majority win be large beyond
precedent. ;srnno5n -riaoil3ts 81
LATER.-The telegraph of Sunday night
brings additional returns. In all the coHn-i
| ties of the State, except one not yet heard
from. HA1eHT's Democrat, majority over
GoRHAM and FAY combined is 5021. The
lcounty to hear from may increase the ma
jority to over eight thousand. I ~ +. ~. q - :,
In the First Congressional District, here
tofore Radical, lAxrE1L (Dem.) leads his
Republican. opponent q, 800, and JOHNSON
(Dem.) in the Third District is elected by.
I,O17 majority The Republicans carry the
Second District by l,0s1 majority.
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has just received fine lot of fresh shell
oysters, for sale cheap. If
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CALIFORNIA TO OIL :.
Telegram from the Governor
Elect Of the Golden State
to the Governor to be
Elected in Ohio.
THE DUTY OF THE HOUR ! /

At half past seven O'Clock P. M. on Sat-
urday last, the following, in which 'the
Democracy of California send across the
continent words of cheer to their breth-
rep in Ohio" was received in this city.
Most appropriately these swords of cheern
were transmitted by the Democratic Gov
ernor elect of California, to the Governor
that Ohio will elect on the second Tuesday
in October:
- ~ SAN FRANeIsco, Sept. 81, 1867
To Allen G. Thurmdn:-T rl- t-0rr
The Democracy of California send across
the Continent words of cheer to their
brethren In Ohio. The fate of the Union
and the Government is, in some measure
in your hands. When the great and funda-
mental principles of the Constitution and
OF civil liberty are overthrown, and mill
tary despotism and negro domination estab-
lished In ten States of the Republic, it be-
comes every citizen to lay aside all selfish
consideration, and bend every energy to
save the Government from destruction.
May the same Providence which has
guided us thus far give you a glorious
victory. H. ri. HA1GHT. : 4
.. q" Governor elect of California.
As soon as the glorious result in Ohio is
ascertained, the lightning of the electric
telegraph will send back from the newly
elected Democratic Governor of the first
born State ofthe Ordinance ot's7 to the Gold
en- Statelof the Pacific the words ofcheer that
Ohio is true to the Union, one and indivi-
sable-true to the principles of the Consti-,
tuition and true to the principles of its
founders, and that, on the second Tuesday
of October, 1S67-a day ever to be marked
in the calendar for good, yindicating the
great truth that this is white mans gov-I
ernment. For what we are about to re-
ceiye, the Lord will make us duly thankful.-
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22nRoEEs sIoMA.lI.

u Oh. A. b. WILLIAMS, West broadway, nesH
high street. Columbus. Ohio, has devoted hilnseH
series of years to ths treatment of certain pri
.y.te diseases. Ho uaay aeconsultei at bis ofct--
Broadway near tue Exchange Bank ,s,'s.f .-. -
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The meeting at Pleasant Valley has been
changed from September 2sth to October
2dO Speakers- Hon. Ii R. CRITcHF1ELp,
Colonel B. BURNS and MATT. MARTIN,
Esasei31a sniIazIIna nHa aniuEaa iac7raa
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n1.o no-.o.-o.;o Co.,. Ix,oort;,,o Co,o
INC oeia'io otoSe I'm
mittee announce the following mass meet
ings: --'
VAN VERT, SATURDAY, September 2sth. Speak
ers, General Durbin ward and others.
PAAULDlNGCO eplsce to pc hTed hereafter,
MonIay, S%sp.eWInpeT % In oHtni Mr 0peAAers' "enerAi
nTWupW ' IL -. fo. -. S.....h.- .,.h
Speaker' i. n! DeLsny: y" '-''''- 10
FOSTORIA. Seneca county. Saturday. October sth.
Speakers. Hon. W. E. Finck and VIM Heisley.
WEST MANCHESTER, Tuesday, October 1st.
Speakers. G n. Morgan. Hons J. +. Mckinney and
I'll 1oI,n ME- Co,rel,s. a1no;ut.
ments. ls---
% %CHILL@TC0IHE @ Tuesday evening. Sept. aith' with
CIRCLEVILLE, Wednesday evening. Sept. s'th'
WIN zen, Duioin ard ,,ps '1H, q
W. MUH1AT. ISYIMCTnN T-:." oep -: s,,h
new LEAlNUION' FRIDAY e'enlns' sept -''n'
LANCASTER, Saturday evening. Sept. 2sth.
.11:.H.,. AG.oIP P.--.....s :
McHinney,s APPOintnne nss.
essh. -. - ilaa. Ei2.
BARNESy1LLE' saturdsy: E Sept. 2sth. - .',
Hon. J.W.NIcCorkle, ofCaIifornia,
AtDAYTON. Wednesday evening. Sept a5th, with
Hon, G. L. Vallandigham - .5l,5 rIJfiu
CoI m Ru.ns ,nd Hon m
CritchfieId, =
At BELLEFONTAlNE. Logan county. Monday.
sept. SOtn. 1t .a-.
Y. y. IL SIs
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,NHonE.E G. L. VaIlandfehsna y
WI speak at Circleville Tuesday, Oct 1st
with speakers heretofore announced.
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! WEED BROTHERs.

81 Our Agents are meeting with unparalleled
success For particulars. apply toor address, 0I y
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Additional Appointments

E. B. EsHELxAN. Sec'y.
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49, 80
Governor DENN1soN's message as true, the
State debt was increased $3,457, ,O37 go dur
ing the first five years of Abolition misrule
an increase of six hundred and ninety
one thousand four hundred and seven dol
lars and fifty-two cents ($691, ,407 .52) each
year. .,rs ,.i. s.. .s 10 "a s' -
These figures, showing such utter profit
gacy OF such an entire ignorance of finan-
cial matters on the part of the State officers
of the Republican party, we gather from
the public records. They are almost toe
lincredib1e for belief, and If not supported il
Ewhat we say by the admission of the Abo
| iition financial agents Of the State, in theil
public reports, we would not dare to giyt
thsn place in the STATESMAN. .sa.L1sF
| No State in the Union was eyer cursed
with more incompetent officers than Obi,
now ,is-no State has a financial polio,
so sohJdtterly ruinous to the people-non
| where the provisions Of the Constitution
which with studied care, endeavored T.
provide for the speedy extinguishment o
public debt, and the sacredness with whicl
taxes raised for one object should be ap
piled to that object and that alone, ha
been SO shamefully violated as In Ohi'
during the last ten years.
Among the duties which will dsvolv'
! upon the next Democratic Legislature o
Ohio, which we have faith to believe will
assemb lie next winter, will be to give Ohit
| finances and Ohio fnancieringa thorough
oyerhaulings and by O. rigid Investigation
| to eluci6ate the vexed problem, where tht
Iarge amount of money raised by taxation
gbes. and to what purposes it has been ap
niied. The excellent TRIM of Ohio fin
ahees-excellent perhaps for the State
Officials, but bad "trim" for the tax paying
peopls,lwill. then be made to appear as Q
Kind Of atrim. that, 3if continued, wonld
soon sink the ship of State, -
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rEfs saE1O !i's'Jl

SGEsEs ~ ~ = ~ - y z
Judge Thurman and Gen. Nor.
.xsFsvy royszsss sEan 20, 9ska.s- s-r-s
VIII speak at Dayton Monday evening,
Sept. 3Oth.7 ls1aa e'a-zS'ss '4slA
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Judge Thurman

Will speak at Cincinnati on Friday even
ingj Oct. zth. H2qM9nT F9fiR1
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Additional ApPointmen for Dem.
ocratic Mass Meetings. aa-,
MANSFIELD. "Wednesday. Sept 25th. Speaker
&C. LOWENSTIEN, Esq, in German.
TOLEDO, Friday, October 4th. Speakers-Hons.
p: VAN TRUMP and A. M. JACKSON. IS. s.
NAPOLEON, Saturday, October 5th Speakers
Hons. P.VAN TRUMP and a. NJ. JACKSON.
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EenIauisIli
CLEVELAND, o, Sept, 10.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept, 10.
The Herald to-day, Notwithstanding
the unusual precautions. taken to keep Sc
cret the proceedings, the Fenians even
extending to swearing each member to
secresy, gives detailed account OF the
proceedings, which were throughout Of 3
strong character, several times threaten
ing to break up the assembly in a row.
The supplementary message Of Rob
erts, giving details oflhis mission to the
Fenian circles in the old country and
meeting with representations o. the /.
r. B. in Paris, was reserved for private
consideration of Congress. 1t gives in
teresting details Of the condition Of the
Fenian brotherhood and states that
they are very much discouraged at the
failure of their previous attempt npon
Canada and the inland
It announces that Stephens and the
agents sent ont by him, being AZ work
for the cause in Europe, stated thai
they wasted the funds intrusted TO them
in dissipation and riotous living.
No definite time is fixed for the grand
movement. Ia discussion OF the pro
position to appoint a committee to
draft an appeal to the United States
Government in behal! OF Fenian prison
ers, general sentiment was developed
Tor Fenians to ignore parties, and give
votes for that party most favorable t.
their movement. Declaration OF prin'
cipals were afterwards adop,ei, also
resolutions which protessed CO opera
ton with the friendly press, disclaiming
any use of the brotherhood for political
purpose in connection with the present
parties in this country. Thanks To
prominent citizens who aided in secur
ing arms and disco1utenancing any
application funds except for the purpose
OF arms aud other revolutionary pur
DOspG
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SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
A Certain Cure for Diseased Liver and the
many Dangerous Maladies which are
h,vn

many Dangerous Maladies which are
caused by morbid Condi-
ton of that organ.
To give the public clear understanding OF
the mode in which SChenCk's Mandrake Pills
produce those wonderful effects which are at
tested by thousands of reliable witnesses, we
present a brief
DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER
and its functions, which will make the opera
ton of this popular medicine perCeptible to
every mans understanding.
The liver is supplied with blood vessels,
nerves and absOrbants. One of its obvious uses
is to secrete and prepare the bile. 1t likewise
filters the blood and separates that fluid from
all impurities, How indispensably necessary
TO health is the proper performance of this funC-
tiOns If the liver is diseased it cannot purify
the blood, and if that is sent back through the
lungs, brain and other parts in a morbid Condi-
ton, ii must cause jaundiCe, billiOusness, OBJ
struction of the kidneys, gravel, and many
other complaints more or less painful and dan
gerous but least of them quite enough to make
a man sick and uncomfortable, and unfit for the
performance of any of the duties of life This
unhealthy state of the system very often ends
in pulmonary consumption
The circulation of the blood is conduted in
this manner The heart sends the vital cur
rent down through the arteries; it passes thro'
the flesh, taking up all impurities in its pro-
gress; then the stream OF blood flows back
ward through the veins, and passes to the liver
to be purified. 1t is impossible to cure con
sumption, scrofula, or scarcely any other kind
of liberation while that important organ, the
liver, is diseased 1t is for that reason that
regular physicians rarely cure consumption.
They usually begin their treatment with the
use of some cough medicine, the basis of which
is morphia or opium in some shape, which
locks up the liver instead of relaxing the secre-
tiOns, giving a tone to the stomach, and pro-
ducng healthy flow of bile. DR.. Schenck's
PulmoniC Syrup. Seaweed Tonic, and Man
drake Pills, will strengthen the system, purity
the blood, and ripen and heal ulcers on the
lungs.
A volume would be required, to give a brief
account of the remarkable cures performed by
DR.. SChenck's medicines, viz: Pulmonic Syrup,
Seaveed Tonic. and Mandrake Pills-all OF
which are accompanied by full directions for
the use of them.
DR.. Schenck will be professionally at his rooms
every week, 80 Bond street, New York. and
IS Hanover street, Boston, from A. NJ. until
3P. NJ. He gives advice free, but for thorough
examination with the resprometer the charge
is five q dollars His medicines are for sale BY
all druggists and dealers Also a full supply at
all times at his rooms. Price of the Pulmonic
Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, each $3.50 per bottle
or $3.50 the half dozen. Mandrake Pills 25
cents per box.
GEO. c. GOODWIN 81 CO., 38 Hanover ST.,
Agent for Boston. For sale by all druggists
nOy27d&wlw1Y