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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02
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-IIifh fgsm ,sAtee Akoons. brnI odfYsVO
s9onst sd CoIuMBus, O., Noy. 20, 1865
II There win be a meeting of the members
Of the Democratic State Central Commit
tee at Thurman Hall, Columbus, Ohio, on
Tuesday, December sth,, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ
for the purpose of fixing the time Of hold
ing the next State Convention, and the
transaction of such, other business as may
come before the COMMITTEES. A full attend
ance is requested. s74 u 4satte7- s,eizi.lfeg
LEVI DUNCAN, Chairman.
H. s. PRofHET,i Secretary i2iss'@
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ADJUSTMENTS To
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Preyens or ReRsnifI


Whenhealth has been sacrificed for 'vsp. ~ Al.
care necessary to protect it. regrets are unayaline
IL is better to prevent than to repent. Ths most
Indictment season of the year is at hand. and n.
cold and damp are the source of innumerabIe Dis,
tressing ailments. The best means of escaping
them is to keep the outward surface Of the bodv
comfortab bly, warm with sui able clothing. and the
Internal organs in vigorous condition by the oe.
casional useaof heslthfuI tonic and correctiye.
Winter makes tremendous drafts upon the vital
forces, and therefore it is season VIXEN a pure
yesetable stimulant and inyigorant like HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS is Of infinite use.
especially to the weak and feeble 1t gives sta,nina
to The syst m. and thereby enables it to itnsts nd
the shocks of cold which produces cough, broncbi-
ts.7 cats rh. and other diseases Of the organs Of
aspiration Dyspepsia and every species of indi-,
gestion are also greatly aggravated by cold. damp
weather. an ! for these complaints the BITTERS
are an acknowledged specific. There is no fact
better known in this country. and indeed through
out the civilized portions Of the W estern Hepnis
phere. than that this genial preparation is swift
and certain remedy for all ordinary diseases Of the
stomach and the LIVER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-02

Z, +, PoPPLEToN, Esq, the able editor
OF the Dela,oare Herald, favored us with a
pleasant call Yesterday q n -sEt1Q Il
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\ DR.. Burton's Tobacco Antidote.


XARRANrEp TO REMOVE DESIRE FOR ToaAcco Il
enft oSgdaote ond harne nnd is also excellent
peF purfees And eHyiches the blood
Vsfe possesses great nourishing and
or the stomach to digest the hearties akes
sleep and establishes robust health npokeTs
enees Of to6fcco with Lists OF testimonal referenc
etc. sHNr FRE<- Agents wanted HAddresE
Y Dr. I. r. AsBorT, Jer,ey City, n. J.
TESTINGONIAL
PosINAsrER's TEArrnoxY-I reeevsda box Of Burton's
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cure g. GArsHAk Connotton, Harrison Co., Ohio. =
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q sas~ w. MAkE lst Nat Bank New Albany, md p
eACIxRern4S's/ /fEsr1noNr.-OHENB NBox or AErrpoxx
cured my brother md myself IT NEvEA fanS u ~
Rev. wv. SHoExAKER, Kelleye Station, Pa
FROM TEE <oLIoE HEADQUARTERS, LnlH, MAss--IsI
hdre gsned sStyfrs pounds Of esh fn dSf posths By
using Dr@ Arons Antidote, and al dssfrs TOBACCO q
FRoa /fHz SOUTHERN HoxE JOURNAL, BArIxozz,
MDQhe box Of Burton's Antidote removed al ire for
the Tfed from me. take pleasure In recommendik II 10
~ 9fr readers. -~iisGs f-=Ef. T. SLATER, EdiDF.
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Long before the ability to exercise the
functions Of the generatiye organs, they
require an education of their peculiar
nervous system, composed of what is
called the tissue, which is, in common
'withCthe female breast and lips, evident
ly under the control of mental emotions
and associations at an early period of
life;- and as shall subsequently see,
these emotions, when excessive, lead,
long before puberty, to habits which sap
the very life of their victims ere nature
has self completed their development.
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Turnpike Notice,

Capital Stock of the Dublin ard W Worthing-
ton Turnpike Company are hereby notified that
there will be meeting Of the stockholders of said
Company on MONDAY. JANU AIRY il. 1859. at
the Hall of Eli W. TuIler,. Esq. in the town
Of Dublin. Ohio. at two o'clock P. NJ. Of
said day, the object and purpose Of which meet
ing will be to determine the basis for assessing the
Shareholders of said capital stock to meet the re-
cent indebtednesso Of said Company. and to fix the
against each individual holding such shares.
= GN GEORGE EESNOUFF0UR, President. q
DANIEL w. THOMAS, - ~ = = Z
AHENRYaK .TULLER, fssfa a 81
ORR N j. CASE, n;-
John ANDREWS, I Orectors. .ti- f--
JAMES y. WRIGHT r.f.-f 3 s7rEf, .
ELI W. TULLER, ~, ~ s<=, 54siEsf - a,.td
dec2 d1tw4w
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THE total membership of the M. E.
Church in the Tinted States, Is 1,255.074.
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Leander Rumer,s Estate.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as administrator of the estate of Lean
der Ru a or, deceased, late of Franklin township.
Franklin county, Ohio.
noyss-wss. c. Il. ANDRICK. :
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MAnHo0D AND THE VlG0R OF

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! Q I FLi4+ 4+EsLltI T E ! p III : 4
NATIONAL TRUST GO.

Mo- 1856 Broadway.
Capital, One Million Dollars.
/ CHARTERED BY THE STATE. '''
DARIUS X MAsGAMsPres't. JAS. MERRILL, Sec'y.
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- MANhOOD, - A79ther Keao AedicUf-
n, IN Panphtet from the pen of DR. CURTIS.
me Medical Tines, says of this work: "This
ture decline. shows how health is impaired through
secret abuses of youth and manhood, and how
easily regained 1t gives 3 clear synopsis of the
lmpedime9ts 70 marriage, the cause and effects Of
nervous debility, and the remedies therefor. A
recent of Is cents, by addressing Doctor CURTIS
NO. So North Charles street, Baltimore, Md.
CPa may25-dly-r
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pRoFES SIoNA,I5

DR.. A. b.. WILLIAMS, West Broad~ay. nesr
" series of years to the treatment ofcertain nr
yste diseases. He may bscsnsulted At his ofice-
Broadgay. near the Exchange Bank so ~
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sTEREIyG SILVER WARE

GoRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
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Insane Asylum.

1GCaut.Ong beware of Injurious Counter
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None are genuine unless done up in
iteel-engrayed wrapper. with fac-simile
IF my Chemical Warehouse, and signed
y22-dw&s-weowIy b. I. HELMbOLD.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-24
IL rufnor that the Argus has dec,

The ruinor that the Argus has declated for
Grant and Colfax Is unfounded. The srticle
that appeared in the columns of that paper
Just week ago declaring that Seymour and
Blair were mot in accordance with the SYM
pathies of the masses of the people" was mere
ly the result of natural confusion in the
brain OF the editor induced by reading the con-
hicting utterances OF the united, harmonious
Democracy" that reached him on that day.
He has now returned to the support of the
candidates ignored only seven days ago and
tells as many f1bs as ever in their behalf. 1t Is
hardly worth while to follow you up, Mr.. Ar
gus. since your undecided and vacillating
course has destroyed what little influence you
had with your party. But what do you mean,
sirrah, by saying that the army of the United
States numbers 10000 men? There has been
considerable discussion of late as to the pro-
priety of using the word "lie" with reference
to political opponent. The weight of opin-
ion seems decidedly against phraseology OF
that sort, though it is admitted that one may
very properly say that an opponent says what
is not true, that his statements are "consplcu-
ously inexact," that he "misrepresents," that
he "sxaggerates,' that his statements must
be taken with grain of salt" All these adj
missibie things we say of this statement about
the army, though we wish it to be distinctly
derstood that we do not charge the Argus with
lying.
So with reference to its statement that the
revenues of the government are not sufficient
for its support and that the Secretary of the
Treasury is selling gold to meet expenses
| What idiocy! Selling gold, Ell? How did
| that gold come in the Treasury?-by loan? Is
the Argus so poorly informed that it needs to
| be told that this gold is derived from no other
source than the import duties levied by the
| government and that it is part of the reve-
nue.? The Argus would do well to give up ed
itorial writing altogether and depend solely
upon "Mrs. Harris"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-24

RAILROAD AsE.~-Judge Tapley gave hear
ing yesterday upon the petition of the Railroad
Commissioners against the Atlantic g ST.
Lawrence Railroad respecting the condition
of the track, &c. An answer was filed in be-
half of the Company, and a separate answer by
the Directors. Upon these answers some ques-
tons arose, whether the proper parties were
before the Court, and whether sufficient SER
vice had been made as to some preliminary
proceedings, but these questions were not
pressed to decision. Some testimony was
given upon the merits of the case, and an
agreement was then made, that without de-
csion upon the other questions, an order
should now be made for the performance OF
certain work on the line before the first of
January, and respecting the speed of trains
1t was stated that the " ork contemplated by
the order was now going on, and that con-
tract had been made some time since with the
Portland Rolling Mills to deliver to the road
300 tons of iron--and later contract for 200
tons additional-to be laid the present season
The Attorney General and Mr.. Webb, Coun-
ty Attorney, appeared for the petitioners; Mr..
Barnes for the respondents
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-24
Religious Notices.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at P. NJ, on phys.
cal manifestations, especially such as have been re-
Gently exhibited in this city by Mr.. Chas HI, Reed
Progressive Lyceum at 10t A. NJ. Seats free
MoUNTFoRT ST. A M. Z. CHURcH, There will
be services at the Mountort Street Church to-mor-
row Sunday at the usual hours. Preaching by
. Rev. John 7, Haysett. sabbath school at close Of
the afternoon services. All are invited.
Ply NJ c. A.-Regular prayer meeting Mt the
rooms every morning, from 81 to o'clock, and We'd
nesday and Saturday evenings, from u to O'clock.
Ladies are invited to attend.
PARK STREET CHURCH.-Rev. Mr.. Hail. OF Prov.
idence, R. l., will preach in Park street Church to-
morrow, at 103 o'clock A. M. Sabbath School at 8 P
NJ. Vesper services att O'Clock p. III.
NEW JERUSALEM SoCIETY.-Servces In the New
Jerusalem Temple, on High street, to- morrow morn
ing at he usual hour Sermon by Rev. L. G.. JOr.
dan OF Salem, Mass Sabbath School Immediately
after the morning service, in the vestry.
SECOND PARIsH-By the continued courtesy O
the First Parish, the Second will worship in thel
church tomorrow, at 8 P. M. DR.. Carrutbers viii
preach. Sabbath School and social meetings as usua
In the Y NJ C. A. rooms, corner of Brown and Con.
gress streets.
WILLIsToN CHAPEL. corner of May and Danfortl
streets Sa bath School at u o'clock + M. Preach
ing every Sunday afternoon and evening by Rev
Edward Chase.
at Preble Chapel tomorrow forenoon and afternoon
at the usual hours. All are invited. Seats tree.
STATE STREET CHURCH.-Rev. Mr.. Prime. o
New York city. will preach at State street ChuIcl
tomorrow morning and evening.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Sabbatl
School service In the West Congregational Church 10
morrow at II A. Nj Mr. Pardee is expected to visi
the school: AT O'Clock. sermon, commemorativ
OF he ffh anniversary oil his pastorate, will b.
preached by the pastor, Rev. George &. Tewksbury
SECOND ADVENT HALL.-Elder James Libby viii
preach at SecOni Advent Hall, Congress street, to
morrow. The public are invited. Seats tree.
SECOND UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Congress. nea
the corner Of Locust street. There will tie service
in the Second Universalist Church Tomorrow after
noon. at o'clock. Sabbath School Concert In tn
evening.
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL, corner Locust and Cum
Chapel, commencing at 10t A. M. PRAYER meeting
in the evening" at O'clock The public are cordial
ly invited. Seats free.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-24

Who Is GONG TO BosToN?-We hope the
Republicans of Portland and the adjoining
towns will send strong delegations to the gath
ering which is to take place in Boston next
Wednesday. The Republicans of Boston
earnestly desire to see the Pine Tree State
represented by thousands, and are prepared to
give them grand and glorious reception. They
know how indomitable our Maine Republi-
cans are and they wish to show us how they
appreciate their gallant conduct in the late
compaign. Let the Portland boys then turn
out in strong numbers, and let the neighboring
towns send along their hundreds. All will be
gladly welcomed, and brilliant time will be
enjoyed. The expenses will be very light
next to nothing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-24

The Mobile Tribune Democratic) despair
ing of being able to elect Democrat from that
Congressional district, advises that negro be
put in nomination to oppose the Republican
candidate.
The Buffalo Commercial calls the advice of
the New York World "the mammoth cave. 4"
That journal certainly went in at very large
hole, and comes out at small one
The Richmond Dispatch says. in regard to
the proposition to change the candidates, that
it has already done all the harm it can do,
aud has, by one fell blow, destroyed all the
Democrats prospects of success
1t has been well said the need of the Dem.
ocratic party may be thus briefly stated:
Wanted-A Democratic candidate for Presi-
den. No Democrat need apply.
Among the encouraging straws is the state
ment made by we'll informed newspaper men
that "Brick" Pomeroy begun his New York
Democrat" with circulation of rs 900, which
has now sunk to $1,000. At this rate he will
soon sink the La Crosse concern. Nothing
could be more favorable Induction of the de-
cline of "cussedness" in the country
Sunset Cox, the "carpet- Dagger" has at last
his nomination for Congress in New York
from the sixth district If the Republicans
would combine and do their duty they might
beat him.
1t is remarked by all dealers in firearms that
there is great demand for them from the
South, and not of such patterns as are used in
| legitimate and peaceful life, but revolvers and
shortoarrelled repeating Or breech-loading
rifles.
AS "aoe Hampton now disclaims being the
author Ell the an:-reconstruction plank of the
New York platform, we copy the following
from report in Charleston paper of his
speech made soon after his return from the
Democratic Convention:
When the resolutions offered by the Senator
from Maryland, which declared that the right
of suffrage belonged to the political powers Of
State, we've being considered, begged to add
few simple words. They agreed, and took
!he solutions, which you will find embodied
IN the platform, and added to them and we de-
eIare mat the reconstruction acts of Congress
az unconstitutional, revolutionary and void.
loneers'] 1hM UGs MY plank in the platform.
Ihere seems to be no good reason why the
Republicans should not secure the ninth New
York district. Fernando Wood is 70 RIM nj
course. The Fenians and "nationa, ;nda.
pendent club" will support John Savage Gen.
eral Hillyer has been put in nomination bv a
convention of soldiers, and either he or Ros-
well d. Hatch will get the Tammany nomina-
ton.
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oct4d2t P. CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.

SEBAGO WATER.-It has been and il now a
prevailing opinion in this community that Sc.
bago Water will not be in the CITY before next
summer We have in several notices of the
progress of the work tried to satisfy the peo-
pie that they would have water within 1853. in
order that they might have their buildings
prepared to receive it. This want of faith in
TIE immediate introduction of water has arisen
from want of knowledge of the progress OF
the works from week to week. We saw now
to our readers emphatically that the water will
be in the city in 1868. We have lust had a free
talk with the engineer and contractor and
give the result as follows:
There is only $4,000 feet of main nina 70 law
to complete the line from the end of condu;t
to the city. This is being laid at the rate of
100 feet per day. On the first day of Novem-
Der an additional force sufficient 20 Law 1870
feet per day will be added. On the conduit
there is now only 500 feet of excavation to
complete the same. Fifty feet per day is now
being excavated through rock. On the first
day OF November the rock excavation will he
completed, and from that time 30 feet nor dav
will be finished, thus giving annie time to
complete the whole line in the month of De-
cember.
This statement, coming direct from the en-.
glneer and contractor, is conclusive, and our
people should no longer doubt or delav prepa-
rations for the reception OF the water
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-24

THE Boston ToRcHLIGHT Professionally
to noon yesterday thirty-seven different Re-
publican clubs had signified their inter OF
being present at the great torchlight procession
in Boston next Wednesday. 1t is expected
that the procession will be at least three miles
long. The route over which it will pass is five
miles long, and it is expected that prominent
citizens will make grand display along the
whole line. The Boston journal says that at
2o'clock on the afternoon of the 18th is to oc
cur one of the grandest meetings of the Boys
in Blue in Fanenil Hall which has taken place
since the armies of the late war were disband-
ed Gen. Horace B. Sargent, Chairman of the
State Central Committee of the Boys in Blue
will preside, and Gen. Fitzpatrick of New Jer-
sey, Gen. Burnside OF Rhode Island, Gen,
Hawley of Connecticut, Gov Chamberlain Of
Maine, Gov. Hartman of New Hampshire
Gen. Banks and Gen. Butler of Massachusetts
and other distinguished soldiers have been in
vited to attend, and will probably address the
immense throng which will pack the sold
Cradle" upon that afternoon.
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DIED.

B. years months II DAYS, Ns'N
., LA Sape Elizabeth, Oct. IS. Mrs Mehitable Owen,
Oh bath, aged w years 10 months.
~ ,Haruiner, Sept 6, Hra T., daughter OF Hiram
ana hannah Hidreth. aged IS years.
,ot Aususta, Oct. Ellen NJ. Lishness, aged % yrs.
H,n' Mr.. jonathan Hedge. aged "a years.
Shaw, aged IS years
In IallowslI Oct. Is, Mrs Margaret, wife Of @. B.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-24

Poor BINcKLEY, Johnson's Solicitor of the
Internal Revenue, has at last resigned. Going
to New York and commencing prosecutions
for which he had no authority and displaying
therein an ignorance of both law and decency
that made him the laughing stock ofthe coun-
try, he has at last broken down utterly. Re-
pudiated by all his superiors in Office, be will
now disappear finally from view or be remem-
bered only as striking example of the sort of
men entrusted with official positions by the
last of Democratic administrations.