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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
Senatorial and Judicial Convention.

The County Central Committees Of Frank
lin and Pickaway Counties have agreed upon
WEDNESDAY,, THE FOURTH DAY OF SErTEMBER, as
the day for the meeting of the delegates from
the couuties of-Franklin, Pickaway and Madi-
son, for the nomination Of a candidate for Sena-
tor. and Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
1t is requested that our Democratic friends
in Madison County will send delegates to the
Judicial Convention. = flAdlDM
The Convention is appointed to meet at Co.
umbus at the City Halle. at.4 s,ssta fN
WILLIAM DoMIeAN, . s,7
.a Chairman franklin Co. Committee.
WILLIAM DoAN,
a Chairman Pickaway Co. Committee.
Columbus, Sept. %, 1861.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

p Capt. SMITH, transferred from the Nine,
teenth Regiment, q. s. A., arrived at Camp
Thomas from indianapolis, on Saturday last,
and was Immediately .put in command of a
company. t5sB 3gsas sk&sE s5ksfs ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

suppression OF the Bangor Democrat.
BANGoR, Me-, August rs. --Twenty-fv copies
of the Bangor Democrat (extra), deposited in
the Postofice, have been stopped by the POST
master, who has notified the Postofice Depart.
ment. The Democrat was suppressed by the
people week ago ahf-'t T' - 81 - - N" R
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

B- Messrs. DrMMlso & NrIswEsDrn, No. 26
North High street, have just received q large
and fresh supply Of sugar, molasses, tobacco,
liquors, and of groceries generally Of almost
every kind and description. Their assortment
is NOW extensive, and their facilities for accom-
modsting their customers, both as to quality
and price, are equaled BY few, If any, in the CITY,
Give them an early call. 7e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
rhe New York news again seized

NEW -YOEK, August 26.--Ae an. early hour
this morning Q, force Of deputy marshsls was
sent to the office Of the AmerioanE ExprM Com
pany, where itWas understood large edition
Of disloyal newspapers had been lodged for
transmission by express. The officers feeized
six packages of the Daily News The publish.
ers of the News, finding theheeives excluded
from the ,Postofice, Adams Express, and Ross
g. Toucy's agencies, had endeavored to employ
the American Express ComprpyI which, they
supposed was not watched;Ie b y sso1os Z x Ms }
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

PHiLApSlPHlA,. Aug, 26:-TWm, s, Johnston,
nephew OF the rebel General, was arrested fat
the d epot to-day, after purchasing tichess for
Louisville His trunk contained o number of
letters for the South, one Of which spoke Of The
prisoner as an officer In the CoHfederRte ,arns.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

: " Early on Saturday morning last, some
perscn or persons burglariously entered the
"Union House" Formerly Montgomery) J. kept
BY Capt. MitLIcrs and carried off all his silver
ware, consisting ofispoous, teaspoons, cas.crs,
etc, valued at about $50, No cine has been
obtained Of the burglars 4 sssas. y ,as'assl :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

p Col. CARmNoroS wants forty-eight drum
mers and the same number Of ffers.i For this
service hewill accept twenty boysfrcm thirteen
to sixteen yearsofi sge. "a s,sstsg sssstt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

T Three young men were arrested on Sun
day by officer De WrTr for breaking oper
freight cars at tho depot They are said to bs
old offenders from Cincinnati. A HtE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

D Major AUG. WMLlcH, hitherto attached to
Col. MoCooK's Regiment has received his com
mission as Colonel Of the FIRST Indiana Ger
man Regiment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

U Several young men were fined by the
Mayor, Yesterday morning, one dollar each and
costs, for fast driving on Sunday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
PROM FoEtress MonToe,.

FoRrarss MONROE, August 25.-The formi-
dable preparations for naval expedition from
Old Point are about completed It's destination
Is a profound secret.
Lieutenant Crosby returned last night from
histhird expedition. From the eastern shore
Of Virginia he went off Tangier Sound, and
brought back prize steamer. .srs e. ,.u,-S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

~ BRIpaEroRT, Conn.,, August 25.--.In cleaning
out the Office Of the Farmer last night q mail
bag waA found filed with letters, etc for seces
'aionists in Alabama and Georgia, some Of them
exposing treason Of home politicians. Slasses
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

gJ Passing yesterday the marble shop Of
JOSEPH srMcKLER, at the northwest corner ol
Gay and Fourth streets, We noticed everAl ol
the tombstones broken In pieces, and q large
marble table top broken and disfgured. The
mischief, we learn, was done early yesterday
morning BY some rowdies, who have SO far es.
capped detection. 4 .a' ts ssf 'a'2 ssa...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

= gT Major sbrMnER has been ordered to join
General RoszcaASs's stAff in Western ,yir-
ginis. a y ~ ynt a'sr 9 .sase g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

ETA board fence fftcen feet high has been
erected sround thS stSSAds, n u z 4,g,abe
statlonhopss This bars the accsss u os.sst ~ =
srs to the inmates Of that establi shmsut
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27
THE COMPASS BoxED. q y.

East, west, North, and South, IN every direction,
James Pyss Dietedc salerasns is last supseding all
others, Ithas more strength; s pure wholssome and
harmless. Beware OF adultefated miiaiionsI Depot,
S45 Warrington Street, New York. Sold hy Gsoess
everywneree.sar .sar n IA ,sE I'D oet-s,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

WIN. DonreAN,, JAooD REIsHARD,
SAM'L DOYLE, ALEX. THoMPsoN,
H. w. MILLER, WIN. CooPER. ~
JOHN M. PUaH, ]. BuLEN, q. ,.''
q r. PIcKEREL, JAMES HoRLocKER,
H.. s. HloH, 1.a
-,,.. County Central Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand casss
with entire success.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

From the Examiner, Norfolk, va.
cephaic Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz: Cure Of headache In all in forms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

From the Democrat, st. Cloud, MINI.
II you are, or have been, troubled with the headache
send for boz, (oephalio Pls) that you mag have
them In case Of an attack. .r.,..,y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

From the Gazette, Davenport. Iowa
Mr. spaldins you'd not connect his nans vih IN or.
ticie he did not knoto to possess real merit,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

From the st. Louis Democrat. rsfss,e
The immense demand for the article SUsphAlic pilIs
10 rapidly increasing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

From the Southern Path Finder, New oflsans, Il. D
Try theml you that are acted and We are stre lhst
your testimony be added % the arsa dy numerous
produce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-27

ROBERT CLARKE, sc CO..
Law Publishers, Booksellers; Statoners and Importers
mai ft1 Liaol1 -iie- No. 55 West Fourth street.
. feb19.d2m;is g Ia oJ Es. Cincinnati o. /
, 1861-10-29

Rs..a. G6SzE>sE<E,EEi,s:<>

GTAIE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Of Cock Ss-superfor Court Of Chicago Jaui1-
ST Term, EtG.. Margaret Cameron Sail III. Robert
HsT.-1n ChauCeTy.
Afadsrit Of the non-residenee OF Robert Hall, De-
ct the Clerk Of said Superior Court Chicago. No
tice Il herebE eivea to the eaH Ec5srt Hall thAs the
o1 the Ghk1GeEJ ids thereot On the tEentJth1Ed da
d Ct NJ aad that s5 l5a3Gd
on The first 4on1ay Of JaacArJ next {l:d2). By
:aw required.
.Nov naleEs you, the said Robert HAu sha1! person.
ally be and ap?ear before tsid Superior Court Of Chi
theret TO be holden st Ch1caEo in said C.usty on
the t1st Mehdsr q Jannsry !s5a. and plsad ansEer
the sane ard tie matters and things therein charged
and stated will be taken Us co1fttsee, ana decree
entered a. aust ycu accordi to the Prayer Of 7aId
bill. WALTER kIAnal.I, Clerk
c J. Hull Cc1nplts' E3lr cc5 ~
, 1861-10-29

Some excitement was caused few days ago
By foolish report that the Government had
deposited an immense sum Of money in Lon
don-five millions Was the smallest amount
meutioned-to be used in the purchase Of army
cloths. New England manufacturers really
believed for the moment that the Government
wonld be 20 silly as to purchase In Europe
what It could get ST chGaply and more quickly
st home.
Of course the report proved to be, as most
1umors ore, fiction bsrely founded on fact. Bn;
Europe to make certsin purchases, It may be
as well to relieve any remains OF soreness on
this point by stating the fact, that these pur.
cLases will not affect cur manufacturers, who
Eill have ready s2le for al they can turn out.
Ibe Government means only to defend ltAel1
and the nation from EpeculRtorB, who had pre-
pared themselves to take advantage Of the
pressing needs Of tho army to sell their stocks
st ezcrbitaut Prices.
It does not need q wise man to tell that in
t,ines Ike these home industry should have
al me employment it car get; but If specula
tots bold back the limited stock Of certain
Eooos ter Which there is pressing demand
"hh me Object of forcing them On the gov
9nment at tx.ra prcea, the Qusrtermastsr'e
DeIa1tmeEt would be false to its trust If 1t did
net promptly. take measures to protect itsel
and the people against such schenes, # the
government can buy cheaper in Europe thar
It can Ee1c, It IS bound to do So; because /.
this matter it Is carrying On the business o.
the nahor, which bears burdeus enough al
raedy, without having to make It's purchsse,
In q market which, in tie hands Of epeculators
who monopoljze an inadequate supply. is th,
highest, ard not the loWcst.-N. 2: hst 24tl
iastant-
, 1861-10-29

Rev. Rufus Child, who Was the pastor Of the
Congregational Society in Berlin, Washington
county, eloped some four weeks since with
Miss Bosworth, q daughter OF Judge Bosworsh
Of Berlin, who is a resident Of Chiid's former
parish. Child has been the pastor of the So
ciety for several years aud WIS q married man,
his wife being the daughter Of Father Hobart
Of Berlin, and is sGid to be q very Intelligent,
well educated and estimahle lady. Miss Boe-
worth had been q student Of the reverend gen
tIemsn, IN Latin. aud AZ intimacy sprang up
between the parties that has resulted n this
elcpement, and brought shame upon them.
selves and SORROW to numerous friends. d
brother Of the elcplug woman followed the
guilty pair to New York, carrying with him
pictures Of both for the purpose Of eetabliah-
irg the identity Of the fugifiyes. The testl.
mony Of Captain Of one Of tho California
steamers, leaves no reason for doubling that
they had proceeded to that Stste. Both had
money, Child having added to his 1nade1ity
the equally base act Of hlching the money q
his wife, whom he proposed to abandon
Bn31snNon I'll Times,
, 1861-10-29
Rebel Account Of 9Ae Fight On santa
a4K4 1G1nn3e
TFr1sr, VANITY FsIr

WNKhG WRRtA
Hs4a 1sland.
Esn Vanity Fair.1
The following letter; which came into our
hands through source which ne fozbear to
discaoae, VAS evidently written for Memphis
oa1y paper. No other journals In the couu-
" en- stand the same size and strength Of
eakIeseaon, and We don't think there aIe kny
flee That could contain the breadth Of eate-
mgnt displayed by the writer OF this true and
lellaole account Of the fight On Santa Rosa T.
aD0:
I'VE attacked Old Abe Linco1n's myrmi-
dons at shout five o'clock In the morning.
water and up the beach toward Fort Pickens,
leaving everything behind them picked
up hundred tents, eighty rounds ofammuni-
non, two sides Of fresh beef, deck Of
cards, four hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars In gold, riaea cannon and come silver
spoons, with my oWn hands, beside helping
to break into sutler's tent. It was fun,
you'd better believe. The Federal minions
ad7a1ced-at least twenty strong-and fired
V0ley at uB from an open stretch Of beach
Where they had concealed themselves. Our
ret1est was the most mastery thing I eyer
saw. We had one regiment Of Mississippians,
two companies Of North Carolina and SIX Of
south Carolina regiment, three halves Of =
Louisiana brigade, Major S1ipe's battery, aad
Col Whlskey pitchers mounted regiment, but
With this mere handful we executed mas
ter'y evolution at doubIe-qutck, independent
older, and soon put mile between us and the
hirelinga, who followed, yelling like devils
ard firing upon our rear, the coWard1y dogs!
The only thing that mz1rad our success Has
that we were compelled to leave our arms,
musical instruments, equipage, etc, behind,
together NTH those of the Federals. Unless
tomehody has carried them aWay, however,
tEey are still there. We halted, after our vic
torlous retreat, and the men, forming in acat-
tered order, demanded to be taken over to the
main land, to complete the conflict.
The Federal minfont we're near our boats.
however, and the officers IN command did
not think 1t best to approach, as they wished
Another body Of Linco1nites came up at this
moment, upon our hank-I should say hun
dred Of them at the lowest estimate-and
opened fire upon us- General Scott led them
IN pe1Bon- We should have completely ami
h1ated them hsd not an unfortunate circum-
stance prevented. Colonel Wllskeypitcher's
mounted column retre2ted, instead Of charg-
ing, and the rest Of our forcea fell back to the
beats, hotly pursued by the mudsill3. Weop-
peeea considerable resfstance to them, hoWey-
er, and the slaughter among them must haye
been fearful We only lost ninety men kilIsd,
hundred and thirty wounded, and seventy
odd taken prisoners. I SAW two Ftderals
wounded, myself, and there must have been
more. No doubt the M .ndacious journals of
the North, broWteaten By an abolition despot-
Ism, will call this Union victory, but you
may rely upon my statement being goddlemi-
te3 q CWn truth.
, 1861-10-29
Cbtraqn Trihutre
EXHAUSTION OF SUPPLIES.
The Richmond Examiner eays.

EXHAUSTION OF SUPPLIES.
The Richmond Examiner eays:
"n the rapid exhaustion Of ill sorts Of sup
plts IN me South, we must LOOK for N alter
1aslTe on relief, either in tho raising Of the
.s pIaeAaae, ~ Or N the prompt and enterprising
mennfactqre Of EariouR articles Of prime ne.
csssny: re have plenty Of corn and -four,
1lea aId toeacco and cotton, but very little OF
sa3ln.pg else. As winter approaches, many
u our supplies are being fast exhausted. Our
11a1i1 tamkes are nearly bare Of candles, cotton,
iran ifea1ce, soap oi1 bacon, refined sugars, salt
LEE, LICE, sh9es, clothing and other necessary sup
ples. me demand for bacon, an article Of
pEme necessity, Is largely IL excess of the
ssuFP!9, with exceedingly small stocks in the
hands OF dea1cre."
THE NASHVILLE DID NOT ESCAPE.
Inc Richmond Enquirer says;
eome Of our, Southern exchanges an
nounce the sailing frsm Charleston-and csn,
ssquehtly the breaking of the blockade-of
tne GoAtederate States steamship Nashville,
aol Europe, having on board Messrs. Mason
ana Sllde1}, our ministers to England and
FRANCE. We have tie very best authority for
saying that the Nashville is still in Charlsstou
na1bor, and our ministers did not aail in that
vessel"
TIE FIGHT AT SANTA ROSA ISLAND.
1he following statement from the Mobile
4drertiser Of the 11th irst., puts another face
upon the affair at Santa Boss Island:
IT is evident that the news Of the eortie at
fensacoia WAS little rose colored as frat
pnbilshed. The coup was made at consider
aole loes to our side. We managed to destroy
ia1ge amount Of that kind of property
Fh'Gh p ca the enemy cannot well spare.
There were several hours' work in this
sold sttack, aud that would have allowed
6ktea Nc {r hox h17rr rfn1
Els mGn forward, aEd probably cut off the re-
treat OF our soldiers, Or hurt them very much
aa they did retreat. Where, too, WAS the fleet
What was it doing while Billy Wilson was
making loud noise with his guns and our
brave men were firing his quarters? We sup
els st FeIsaccla were in arms on Santa Rosa,
41d TINT he had better make his owa position
safe.
I'VE have good reason, also, for stating that
Cok !I4so's toas not surprised. An assault of
the kind had been expected for weeks, and hfs
command was under orders to he on the alert
I'll tie time The enemy WAS whipped not By
surprise, but by absolute valor on the part Of
our soldiers.
"The killed will reach nine, and the wound
ed thirty or more. Colonel Brown has about
thirty Of our men, including the wounded,
The loss Of the enemy must have been in
mense. The dead arc brought from the island
fsst, and soMe commissioned officers released
On parale. The LIST Of killed and wounded is
not Set complete"
A letter from Pensacola makes these a1mfs.
sions:
I've 1.-THE rebels] are over one hundred
ehcst this morning. and have about fifteen or
twenty In the hospital. General Anderson
Vas wouneed, bu. not mortally. We took
seven prisoners, among them is Maj. Vodges
{Bil1 Brown toek him), but tell you those
TEE
, 1861-10-29

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE h4e been locats4 It
FULTON, ILL, sad viii open Pl1mAry Academic
1no Coileetate Coarsce On Sept. 1sh Isl Tbs Col.
lefe haa twelve experieaced teAcacE1, q rough p
And tcsltnc cou7ses tae hee.t tchoo1 p1tlu1nEu IN
&tre e. maasfGm. and az ot5er dIantases which
oEle ele.m The attention of parents 1n.tE1eton II
6elleaA Eee: also n AETILLEKT NFxETRT AEp
=! E15!E IAcTccs, Sworn, BAToKzT ARD aYNSAsE1o
- Ac1sfa e ~ Co4Ann ZouAT1 A8p FAEGI DELL N.
ae1 ~ o1Ecef ef United 6tateo army. Students dress
T. gcIE5ot IKEks-3I:5 per echesl year for board
~ ~ n.sEso 5oo@ tnt1 1!Eft yaztng ana tuition IN
~ ssnneft5 cspsitMe9t Excellent accommodation tor
3s.T M soaFae5 10 Indt5 N e sane rooi Ett5 had he
5. COVERT, Presitett Fritoa1 HI A'' ~ rSY;.sua -
, 1861-10-29

VA Al. ALBAUGH, DENTIST,
w OG3s SAD Restdence NO. s. West Raado3a&
specd1lJ + tcn the public that he my tins iound
ii the Old place prepared to give full sattaHuE h
GZz.5Na. E3T8AcTISa, ExGulATEs o. TIC iassf-
kaa q AETiIIoI!s r 1 IExFE sEec!ne1s Of .r Ez+z
41t " A@ F@-"--7
, 1861-10-29

PETRoLEUM-WAAT Is ?-Prof. RidgeWay,
Of Boston, celebrated geo1ogtst and echolar'
has been for number Of weeks in the Titus.
vile On Regions, making scientific iayestiga.
fone. He has concluded that the oil &c origi,
natcd fresn marine plants that grew mud -four
ished at period OF time Long before the
plants that have produced our coal beds, and
that the oil found On Oil Greek nav be CON.
sidered the syrnp Of marine plants and not
coal oU."-Byfdlo Commercial.
, 1861-10-29
fnttulgettte @#ekg.

NEW 1ETELLIGENC OFFICE
sas2 Dsa{bof9 # opposte The Nex Post oace,
suited by applying 1t e*'@ ="
163 DEERBDRN STREET.
o. addressing MIS-. 4. l.. BALKAN, Pott onRce Bo4
&X4H. QEsiI1K
, 1861-10-29
ESTER & co.'s PATENT

11E4L1ltH a1l11 REII1ulLlH Z 3HA11ssS'1
fc1 Honaes Churches School Housea 1aal1c Hale 4e-
Thts Furnace has bee7 50 thcrouxhlJ t1ad Il II
locality taAt pszucplas no:ice y 10: necessA1y. h
teslth1ulotsk tt Is uneqcaued- We rsseE = 11o& 8
Br71n, G, G. HamHsn n. n. FaTHeli, John II VIII
Sf G6esEs Eshfstso' 5sss. HaF,s r. Gs
POS. OHacc BOZ SSs. QE1ce No, 81 LassIla strpek.
cc.s ,zEsesN
, 1861-10-29

NEW YORK STRAIN DYE
IN WD8Es; MI Yssoz1J. 1T soata Cta.x s:-eae,
petweea Mad1aoa ard Monroe Chicago. DyH Ana
eslaY Gst8 xaa Ro1.et ny:Hs. BIeacednK md FEess.
i7s tt3Te 1ad County Work 8os1eised An ordde1
~ AkE OF KxQk6a1 pxoi03Gy astl1ie1 to. E O. Bag
1854 fatTL.15
, 1861-10-29

FIVE MORE REGIMENTS WAsTKD.-qoy, Blair
has received reputation for five mora regi.
nents Of infantry, and has gone to Washine-
ton to ascertain II cur indcp psndeut companies
will be counted in the quota for this State, far
ifthty are, We have already furnished our pro.
pcrtion.-JactSon n1tTiot.
, 1861-10-29
THANCERY NOTICE State

Chicago December Term A. D. ISL E1edeEtsaE; n n
Eh1enfela ve: LycufEqs L Lurton. Sarsh A. Lo1soo
Affidavit that LTeu1gus L. 11rtao and sa5 ~ = g3'ne
eat Of lis state, Rayiaa been a1ed II oes Of t +
Clerk Of sad Superior Ceat q Cs.*eo urton Al d
hereby given to the Sid LycarEns Az ~ XII, t -
Sarah Lurto tat tie a. ~ she1sa ~ =
ccr platnt T. eatd Court o. ths @ snS thst rs
tcFeupoE ssas o1i sd c99d5 s;aaS r. Gia s @ e.
dants. rrt1tn8ble on the III III 1"AA1 ~ DS~A3~
ss1a Myf2fTS1 e an + h9s H. r.
eaia ~ ata a. Hen1t Of Chicago Of Ccog County,
Sc 1st day ot e tsr1 taeSsst t9 b ssldei d s c.
ha ~ = nd r!sad, aasEer de1uf to the sstd cnE
nas3sGts bsn :onpIast the sane snd TIE ras:tes:
3Sir ~ fEese!a charged aad stated, WtI ba taken
- ~ erarf!M:G, sd decree entered aga3ast you
coTe.ss - eIe '-01~ WLTEE KIMBAII. C11sk.
JosErH p CARR Con.Dl7s' Ro1r. oaE7s4kW
, 1861-10-29

~ Diptheria and Croup.-For
seese fosznskebss and dangerous diseases TRAsKs
101hE1lC o1F1AEET Is II unfai11ng rsneT
*sea II sessoa Apply freely to the Throat sud Ches'
noo cessf Win = hot h&nnsl This Ointment has oeea
et7fe tAe p1kne svar twenty yesstr and cons!aaIS
increasing dcNen4 hi es:ahlshed 16 reputation -
"elestsz Ltnin sat II N Eases wkcre soot1iox sd
1t]xxtrE remedy Il n CURED particularly In Rheuna
uaaa. keursi1ia, ILLUMINATION Of TIC BoTeB and
s1'dneJa, Spinal AFeets&8e, Sore EEcs, 8urls, Piles,
Woun4A aat Brueee
See Pamphlet y M Aren't md around each botxe.
Bold by al Drnk1ha1> fHes s cent?.
THROAT AEp LuIGs--At this season OF the vesr
Nher coakhe a.t eslds art troublesome every tsnfy
II orid haye esfe and sertain remeay et bsnd RAN
fe'Ms HIVE s1Rur AND ToLU u ths very taius,
7tis rot oals rlts:aEt for children 70 tafe but Is
ee::l:u cure fss Creup Thcrping Cough, R1onch,tas
AFihna. Coughs Ind III affections Of the Throat and
lcrEs Soil BY Ell Dragktsta Price Is cents.
1tc I'ade 1sTFliet by D. RANSOM l. CO, P,o
r1!.'s:a>, EafsE1lls Aatiaon County, NJ, ocl111m
@ Jayne's Ague Mixture is n in.
fs!1sle remefy ssr Fever .nd AEue. The experience
e: sas seaft Il asnest every cEnttc TT ,ve. that
TEee nee IL 'u>c, accordance With the directions
sse- 1h'les 70 ea7e-Ect only breaking the chiIs
ect ps se1oT1eE the morbid hahit Of the syste.n--
T'sSt7Nhc TIE recurrence Of the 'scase-
E'eVeE and AEuer
Though not IL tssf dxIgc7o2s Is ap unless sfezt-J
removed, to hAra suc4 pe4lclors edccl on the s5.
te1i- Is to en-rader disorders r2uch rnorc ba2efl
tiao itself and Which rot oal; ruadcr the afe1c CT
the patient miserable. but n Themselves often
fa;a- A pronaf1 SD tneetue1 remedy Is therefore
what Is Ektrcd and such
=. Dr.. .. Jay1es AEue Mixture
L Confidently Recommended
Tor sae by GtE r. FULLER 4 FINCH. Neg. "a
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