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AsE Baths! Baths. Baths!,,

HoI COLD AND SHOW Err BATHS
can be mad daily, from O'Clock A NJ until 10 p
III AT me American Hair Cutting, shaving sham
pooln9 and Bathing Saloon, utdcr the American
Hotci, entrance ON llth street. Single Bath ~
cents OF i've tickets for 81 ne Is
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AroTHEcARIUS. &c.

AroTHEcARIEs. ao.
~rU J. W. FRAyAER.
AP0FHECARf AND DRUGGIST,
SercytesatA, tet,seea f,raee and broad Street,
RICHMOND, Va,
would beg leave TO retgrn his sincere thanks "a
MS friends, and those who have so literally pat
ro I him during the past year, aud hopes, by
of the same
N B.-PHYSICIANs and others can rely on
having their PRESCRIPTIONS cAREruLpr and
acItenEATEaY compounded at all hours Of the DAY
anu MitHT j. W. FRAYsER, Druggist,
"a 40 18th street.
RIP FIRsT-CLAss MEDICINES.
~ MEADE 4 BAKER.
CD PHAR&ACEUTisTs AND VENDORS PUREANp
HREELtdAELE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PIARMA-
t ~, iCAL PRODUCTS, Surgical instruments aud
;pplaaces Medicine Chests for plantations fami-
da ana travellers; Physicians Saddle Bags; Lon
uon hiastfc Stockings, Trusses and Supporters;
Z orte- Monnaies, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors
arsi 9uaiIiy PerfuInery Pomades and Soaps: Min
eral waters, bottled at the Springs: Medicinal
" " ares and Apparatus: Magnetic Machines, Ne,
I'll Vi the best quality and at the lowest rates
MEADE BAKER,
lse Main ST.. corner above Post ONCE,
ue ~ Richfuoni Va
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~ ,LAinLEY,s PANETIC, OR CHEM.
onj,t Iva n, nnn d MAKER, fer economically and
RRousis, Bread, Pastry. &e. Cakes Of ali Kinds,
ois, bisenits, may be made with IL in a few min
, Ives, aud = loaf VI Bread may be made ready for
the oven In ten or fifteen minutes. The Article
mas Deem In use for the last fifteen years and hay
ing never failed, when the directions were fat
lowed, eau Recommend il with confidence as he
Lax unsurpassed by amy substitute for Yeast in the
country. Prepared and sold by
= jos. LAIDLEY, Chemist
ia Il Sign Of the Red Mortar, 9Th and Main st..
ZINE ART CALLER Y..-fhsrv Is Il nr.,s..,
n on Tree exhibition at my store, the celebrated
NIGHT DREAM. Also, very carious wood Ma
sale picture Of = scene from the PALACE up wv.
stiles by freach artist. Tho pnhlir ssaIn'
vatso 20 call and examine those rare snsei,,' ~
ART, ~ ALBERT LvR6 rs.as1es VI
- 40 = spot*weoa Hotel BnildiSx.
A iSaSc i. ~ .s AS ], BURNING ELUID.-ss
-, PuRcELL. LApD Co, Drurst.,.
-" Sosass Asis and GoveSsoy siv.
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~-7yx u. L. EOBINSON.0RADIAT EUt
W ~ VIE lS,. pELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHARMA-
90 Fourth and Franklin streets, Richmond bns
"a sore large, fresh and we-seected stock Of
x ie0iclLes, Shemlcals, Ferfnmery, Fancy Articles
o', "lieh ne offers at low prices Strict l,p rsnu,i
the business. P"i'i-ioi's u
Orders for shipmen, will be rromntIv attorao,
70 and most cirafn LIZ ,laul.nl --r--!
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" PRACTICAL
4 MITE or I1TEpS
SIXTH ST., NEAR THE AsaoRY, RICuaosn Y.
ENERl DESCRIPTION OF ~
P,.., ANTE WORK.
executed Il, at short notice. md in the best manner
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1uTIZENS AN STp,~cHn =. .... s.s

- IIoS HULL calls attention TO his large and
wei selected stock of CLOTHING and t;ENTiS
FURNISHING GOODS, which he offers low far
essh;IIhe same make of goods So we'll knowu
IN richmond, kept formerly by Grushong, fup-
goods selected by himself, made up In the latest
style, aud by hrst class hands Always on
uabd the largest stock OF GENTS FURNISH.
ING GOODS to be found in the CITY Remsmber he
sells only for cash and offers great iudnesmsnt.
IRVING LII, Agent
ja4 s4Mafn@ enr,,sr Ii,p,
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DOBEKT NESDENHURG
IL SHIP BROKER COMMiSsIoy ANN
.y.pocr, ANN FORWARDING MERCHANT
T. -, RICHMOND AND City PoIyT Z.
BIZ, HJrNsRateo To take Goods on STORAGE at cry
IoiNT on the most reasonable terms withnnt
'hafse oi dTayage, either to or from stors
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CLOSING our pRICEsw,,

~ down all kinds of WINTER CLOTHING al
prices to close it ont. Anticipating removal 10 omr
new store, we are determined to close out all our
present stock OF Clothing, if possible aud 10 this
eud oBef extra Inducements to purchasers
KEEN, BALDWIN, WILLIAMS,
a =.
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Sc Constitutions that have hecu ,.,r,y
Wot4 out nom Dyspepsia and Disordered Bowels
anu LIVER, can be entirely cured by the regular
OF al the principal Druggists in Virginia
orders viii be promptly filled, by addressing
ia lis Z. BAKER, Richmond Va
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<l l. l. 4 X A y 4 INEI
IN w PETERSON 4 CO., WHOLESALE DRua-
IA 'lsTs AND DEALERS IN Indigo, Spices Mad
T Tak, hogwood, 81 hrb. Soda, Starch, sal Soda,
petre, sponges, saieratus, Flor. Sulphur, Cope
5 Tis, tbrimstone, Alum, Cochincal, White Lead,
lar nIah,, ins ~, OIL C9lPrs Paraine Oil, So
we the attention of merchants visiting Rich
ihonu, 10 an examination of their stock which in
Northern city. '
Els Orders promptly attended to.
a.. W. PETERSON & CO.
ia u Drn0nists LIZ Min strnat curnnr Ioth
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kBUsINEss NOTICES.

8BUsINEss NOTICES.
81 WINS sATrLER 4 CO..
Oils PAINTS. sAks iii nfsI and = WINDOW
BRusaEs-we r gsAss s. y. ,.,..,
large -appiy Of Painters and Artists, BpiIsnnIs
~ ampsalor Quality, to which call the attic nto
- GENERAL Commission and
On the Dock pic, ,rOkwARDING MERCHANTS
D.B. BRIDGFoRp.
poTTs, FARLEY s co.,
FORWARDING Ms sRR99Mfk kks,S COMMISSION AND
Nearly opposite Columbian Hotel. ca,vs
s,sc,a1 ,,,,.,, Richmond, IA > o@'y ST.
49, MdmhAd' and all kinds of PRODUCE and ibs,.
"u'"hq En- inSde p on s;ensignments ''"s'N'
5 f:sH Z R h AhkaHHtEE Late of Petersburg.
SroT-sssOOD HOUSE,
This r2w uorr, RICHMOND, VA.
streets, st finished and eIegnnt ~ MAIN aud sth
Tbe ePsT ,9r me acconmodation Of guests.
e.. G. ION Is the best in the city aud svar,,
House hgp be made to please the patrons Of eft ty
HAYES occurred the services IF N. ~
NEE Iss Of the Everett House, New York h"S
- ~ JOSEPH II. CRENsHAw.
"A "a Successors to SMITH N,nnrx
l " Ck Z MI SSION MERTH.NrS
Gary street, opposite Columbian Hotel -
A. u - hIcuMoND, VA
mr. +: '. SUTTON, Jr Withdraw fro,,
closed his interest in our business nj" ,h ana
OF December. 1850 'O'' On the ISL day
| AMES ID. BROWNIES ------------
a,h oRN AMENTAL IRON WORKS
r sth street, next to the Mechanics Insti,,+.
RI aa sPps hAtiiLiAGS, FERANDAHS. BaIToYIEs
tnJ raIi, shhI nrEEEs, &c also, GRATING. Vanli
~ DSllaf DOORS, and every other kind NJ IpnV
~ mn 80 ior ornamental and building burmese
ha a iSs.11Insctured at short notice. f"iP0'os'
a Lots in ill.,, attention. given to enclosing Blu
'' Gnu country ia 2!-ly
COMMISSION MERCHANT
Cary ST., below Shockoe Sin.
VII give his attention to the purchase and ..Ia
! 49, Nj mus vi MERCHANDIZE and PRODIIa,E
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

e 49,, DIR. GEO. w. BRIGGS Oilers his
- professional services to the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity Vi
OFFICE next door 10 Ed EArEo,s on Tttb stroo.
between Main and Frank lin - 0''
ih II 81 and Broad sts., Church Hill.
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/ NOfiCE.--We have large ana fine assert.
~ ment OF Ready made Clothing for gentlemen's
wfarl ana also good stock Of Negro Clothiag
OF the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES forea,h
anu 70 pahethai customers. We hope that the
1919 p ahu9uheemeht will secure for MS al once 4
Sati from ali who are ia need of ANYTHING in our
i ue' d, we are determined 10 conform strictly 10
'nis Aotiee. SIMPSON MILLER,
49,, ia Main street,
S"pRosNe Mitchell and Tyler's, Richmond.
IN urtl GarnIiuA IaI.n IL 80
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r-x1 a: BCDEkE.K a GO..ArUInnLanIa,
W AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET
IN near Old Market, Richmond. Va, will keep
-, "a on hand general assortment Of pure Drugs
GmtulclheS, Chemicals Oils, Paihts[ Nv iudpw Glass
Putty, Dye Stutfs, Patent Medicines. Brushes 81
al KINDS; Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid Al
S S"h2l' Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
S Sfteusi plue, Sand Paper, Tobacco Cigars snuff
medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours witt special
care, by members of the firm alone
Physicians orders froin the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
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n
IA FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCU ANT

-, o AND DEALER IN
fLASTbR, SALT, LUMBER COAL &c
:, IN addition to my Forwarding Business ftyorl5
inform my friends and the public tLat w., V,i
netc'ly on the line of the York River RaiIrosd
slnIa LUMBER, SHINGLES &c Vi II
Mr. Il. w. PEERS will attend to satss -, -
Der on my account. vi Haih-
,;, EonS,lgnlnents of Lumber solicited e. ,xbjeb
hbcraI advances Will be made r~uioh
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IOHN n. GORDON SON.

e. lIrH ST., NEAR THE Eycy.yer Horn,
oher Tor sale large and full assortment Of IPnS
fitInpilsanY 9wedes, American Hammered. perm
a, %'triietea English and English Refined English
INV 'aH' RUSSIA and Imitation Russia SHEET
~ HG,o,ps, Band aud Scroll Iron Refined pIow
i i ara Piow Plates. Also, Plate Of yarions
Enit ip Innhefs and manufacturers; Sheet and
n0. ff,bR, Sheet Zine, Speter, and the Metals
Ifs
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il o. SHOE kOE HILL GENERAL
S>-a-A AGENCY.
or u W IL. TYLER
1sce on Marshall, bci,ceen Siri and Sepentb St,s,
ySSo1tinues 70 KENT OUT HOUSES HIRE orr
ShuRoES, SELL REAL ESTATE SELF M
t uhoLs2 and ACT as a GENERAL AGENT. He re-
@ nis THANKS ior the liberal patronage bestowed
- - ~ ~ cdiS pdNl Sd 81
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NJ ELTON fitGOLOlMl NIsA.-A further .up.
iS1 ply Vi this popular sly te Of over sacks y. "
,sesssi KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS,
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yENis' UNDER EAR. -.Gents' Freuel
- ianqel Shirts aud Drawers, Gents Merint
90; 40; GENTS SILK do. do: Gents Wool Meriuo
SSItk and Cotton Half Hose; Gents Cotton Half
nose, with double feet; Gents Gloves in
oi9tn, fleeced-linei Silk, heavy Berlin, Virginia
anu feneh Buck, Dog Skin and Alexander ii;
CassimereS and Eestings
ia % CHRISTIAN * LATUROP % Main (.
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'Ahh $50 4 MINER, WHOLESALE GRoCERs
~ hhds. BREASTS BACON
20 h hhds' HAMS HAMS ard SIDE BACON.
100 bbis. &C, Extra &C. and :sR,, src.pS
so bbls. Cut Loaf and Yellow Do h"'
NV ~ b bSSgs Lasuayfa and Rio COFFEE.
80 bbls. n. o. and p. r. MOLASSES
- bbls. Extra LEAF LARD
81 bbls. pure CIDER VINEGAR
,S So bh;s a; {; Sherman's WHlSKEY.
- too bbis. BRANDY, GIN and WINE
5000 choice CIGARS
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RO1S' JACkErS.-Biue, Brown and Black
- Cloth Jackets Cadet Mixed Jackets; Boys
raney Cashmere Business Coats Boys Black
oioth frock Coats Boys Fancy ard Black CASH
Pants Boys Lion Skin, Black Cloth and invsr-
nese 0ver-saeks, a full and complete assortment,
10 which we call attention of parents.
ia IL SHAFER HALSEf X Co. ll0 Main 81
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EDWIN WORTHAM 4 Co.
~ GROCERS, COMMISSION MFRCUaNTs
AND
OFdI:ERS IN IRON md STEEL
cav SpiIc't GonS S Sniaents OF T ACCO, WHEAT
o,DJhN, fhpU Il, &c, to the sale OF which EDJVI
W." s ~ h VIII give his personal attention
srs ndsahces made on consignments
ASB BAGS furnished when required
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pa n 4 IL - AND ARTIsTN, NTppIy
STORE OF

(No 233 Main St, under Spotswood Ho,.h
ne STOCK comprises all the articles in \. o a1u.rg
, ana sign painters, carriage and furujtu,s
manufacturers, artists, architects AMI dr.noEt
men generally. ~ Ui"ashts-
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Comparative Sd.e y the Bus of Sco,tsrge on N, Lei,
1850. WV " "?" aHy'.enloer,
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- EDWARD L. ORVIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NO. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
hands. Pi''oo Al his
EeS Office No. 8 (up stairs Belyip,s RIock and
near the State Court House do ~ 10, u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14

ORPHAN's HoME.-There Is premium offer.
ed for the best Union sentiment, and the best
Conundrum, at the Orphans Festival, which
comes of this Thur sday) evening, at Armory
Hall. We trust the wits and savans of this
our pleasant city, will send us some Of their
most brilliant sclntillations for the OCCASION
We trust, also, that the friends of this truly
worthy institution will make such efforts for its
good, that the Festival will provea success. =
Little blue faces look out beseechingly from
thin appearal on such cold days as these, and our
own hearth fres are made brighter and warmer,
when we can remember charities which have
made other hearths warm, and other faces
bright. Surely Il is "more blessed to give than
to receive" and "God loveth cheerful giver."
Then come up to the work, kind friends ALL
Next Thursday night, remember thereis work
to do for the poor and needy. If only a little,
let all give something of their abundance, and
like the snow that falls fake by Aake--but at
last covers the hills; 90 shall your charities,
mingling and widening, cover with a mantle as
pure and bright the wilderness of our neoess-
ties. ai0 eRl4s ElaS
"He that givith to the poor, lendeth to the
Lord" MRs. H. D. COOKE,
Sec. protem. Committee of
30 e.F e's Ways and Means.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14
THE MARKETS.
New York Markar.

q [TMkaRApHxDl yoa 1uR ou,o s-r. ,-r.,,,xi s-'
| 81 tF.-f -..1s,3 NEW YORK. Feb. IA.
AshEs-eteady and unchanged. sales Of 80 bblf. a
50 20 for pots. and IS Is for pearls. q 10 - :
FL0UR-receipts Of 3l2 bbls; market little mor,
steady without material change In prces sales Of 5O
bbls. a. IS 00@S5 SIS for sup. state Is I55 % "a,
extra stste, IS o09S5 05 for sup western S5 100 s5
80 for common to medium extra western rs 4Oa IS "a
for inferior to good shipping brands Of extra round hoop
bbls. at IS 1896 rs.
RYE FLOUR--steady; 50 35614 10. r,.s..F F
WHEAT-receipts 734 bush. market ouist and nou,
nay unchanged; sales IL 900 BUSH 100 in store for Mi
wauke club; s6@l 4s white Canada; 60 choice white
RYE-duiet; 65a67 n e. ,,.as 5s
BARLEY steady; 6e9e0. -'..s ..t i..is. s..-s
C0RN-receipts $40 bush. market firm and demand
fairsales 5000 bush. 64E@65 old mixed western in
storei 6l963 new at railroad depot. lT'T-- :
OATS-frmer, Gales 35937c for western and Oantllan
TQ39c State. -" - : '''-.'-
P0RK-dull and nominal; at si7 q5 for mess IA for
prime. - 0''
BEEF-unchauged.
CUT MEATS-steady.
LARD-dull and heavy; sales 50 bbls at S9k@l0,
BuTTER-in moderate request at iO9i4 and l4dal0
CHEEsE-steady at l0k. - T
WHIsKY-heaver and lower; sales s. 0bbls. at l7KdD
0oTT0N-dull and heavy; sales 500 bales. !
OOftEE-remains steady; sales $40 bags Of Rio al
llA@13; 100 bags Moach at 13k. M I-- : - =
sU9ARs-continued heavy and dull; sales gig hhds
MISUNDERSTANDING. 81. .ANEa4 aHr I'll. y. &
sT0oKs-better, with more doing Money continues
plenty at per cent on call. Sterling Exchange dull
and heavy at l04K@105 for best Bankers bills.
ia,% Ss% Q & sski Scrip 7sk; M l41l; Reading
Hud 43s; Harl preferred 4OK; NJ o SCI: M 8 quoted a
| 322f; Gal & Chic 723S: b & Q7IK; N , O IIo; 1
6soi O., 94 Treasury l0lk percent, 100: de H. IOOH
40 ~, lOlx; Brooklyn Water Loan 100; Mo 6s rs; N
lst bonds slh; Lacrosse Grants 81 "; Erie Sd soy
Il " - ~ w 1U H4sA|
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14

FIRE LAST NIoHT. frame dwelling house
on Washington Avenue aud Marion street
owned by Mr.. T. J. PRloE, and occupied by Mr.
julius PALMER and family, was entirely con-
sumed by fre early this morning. The FIRE or
siginated in a back pantry, and was probably kin
died by an nincendiary, though with what objecI
it is difficult to conjecture, 4tA
Mr.. PALMER was aroused from his slumberf
about three o'clock, by the cracking Of the fire
in the back part of the house and the dense
smoke which filled the room in which he had
been sleeping. His waking was fortunately In
time to his own life and the lives Of bis
family. A few minutes later, and they would
doubtless have been suffocated by the heat and
The steam, FIRE engine was on the ground;
but owing to the progress the fire had made, the
distance of the cistern, and the want of sufti.
cient hose, L was of little service. Mr.. PAL.
MER's family lost nearly all their clothing and
about half their furniture. His loss is probably
Eve or six hundred dollars--about one half is
coveredby insurance. Mr.. PRIcE's loss by the
destruction Of the building is estimated at fifteen
hundred dollars, on which, we understand, there
is no insurance siG,lht Hthbl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14

pWe regret to learn that Mr.. GroRar Mo-
CoRMrcK, of Groveport, last evening fell down
the steps leading to the basement Of the build
log in which the Journal is printed, and injured
himself 80 badly as to lie insensible for some
time. He was docking into the show window
on the corner of the alley opposite the City
Bank building at the time. He was carried to
q Hotel. We trust his injuries will not prove
to be serious. FFa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14
From Pensacola.

WARRINGTON, Feb. l3.-Lieutenant Gilman one Of tbs
officers In command Of Fort Pokens arrived here this
evening, with dispatches from Lieut. Simmer, and the
commander Of the vessels off Pensacola, to the govern.
received passport from Major Chase, who Is In COM
mand OF the Florida troops he says the following YES.
sells are of the harbor the Brooklyn Sabine st. Louis
Macedonian, and Wyandotte. The Brooklyn aid not
land her supplies at Fort Pckens, Lieut.. Simmer hay.
months = -
There are 100 troops at Pensacola and Is all Major
Chase and others In command can do to restrain them
Lieut.. Gilman says he would not be surprised " an at
TACK was made at any moment The health Of the officers
and men on board Of the vessels Is good, 80. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14

gJ We believe that D. b De land & Co., Of
the Fairport Chemical Works, Fa.I port, Monroe
Co., N. Y, are manufacturing as good, II not
the best Salaratus that has been ever produced
In this country. A new discovery in refining,
and not used In this country, except at this es
tablishment, places them In a position to sue
cessfully compete In point Of quality with any
manufacturers Of this article in the world,-
an0I,tv and neSfec.Iv bealbfp .s ia NOW fo
sale by most Of the grocers throughout the coun
try. "t.fS af AZ ft54N ri
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14

I GJMarshall BRooKs. Of Newark, and Officer
DE Wrrr, Of this city, yesterday arrested man
and woman of the "lght fingered" persuasion,
while engaged in the process of relieving peo-
pie Of troublesome valuables. Upon examina-
tion Of the two persons arrested, seven hundred
and fifty dollars were found in their possession.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14
|'Scrofua,nor Kings Evil.

I is a conefiflIfi,oI I;....,- = -
blood ~ ss,sn 1ai .qisease: corruption Of the
weal. and ny nns msn 5nls nuid becomes vitiated.
neryades tbo oemg IN tne circnlation, it
In disease ON on ~ mo,e poay, ana may burat out
from its attacls pafs 2, u. NO organ Is free
NOT destro,, M rs tnere one which II may
caused by ,oercs;s, io,ulons taint Is variously
ordeyed :, a. v. nnhsl.,. uisease' low living, dis
and sItbv boh;ts y ~ iood, mpare air, filth
above oil H., [ az the depressing vices, and,
ever he ~ IT, ~ ~; sne ,enereai injection. What
stitut;ons desoeSd; ~ q nereuitary N the con-
unto the ,S;rd s amd rom parents 70 children
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14

D'A. s. RAMSEY, Esq, has retired from the
editorial chair of the Hlrdin County Democrat
which paper he has conducted with ability. He
Is succeeded by o. B. and J.C. HAPpERsErT,
formerly Of the Urbanna Press, who will here
after conduct the Democrat. The Press speaks
very highly of the HAPrERsErr brothers. We
wish them success in their new enterprise, and
to the retiring editor we also extend our good
wishes. '''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14

; The GREATEsr CoUeH MEDICINE IN THE Womb
I'VE take great pleasure In calling the atten-
tion Of our readers and the public to the won
derful virtues and numerous testimonials OF
I. W. Ayers PuLMoMo CHERRY CORDIAL. This
is unquestionably the greatest cough preparation
IN tke World! It has been used In the Doctors
extensive practice in various parts of the coun'
try for several years, and is speedy and GER
tain cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma,
night sveats, difficulty Of breathings &C., &C,
He who aids in introducing this great prepara-
tion to the community, is benelactor to man
kind.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14

80 GTPrentice Gays many of the South Carolin-
ians not only have Yankee arms in their hands
when they muster in warlike parade, but Yam
kee arms around their necks in the privacy of
their own homes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-14

LOST OR SToLEN.--In the State House yard !,
pocket book containing money and papers
valuable TO the subscriber only. II was lost In
the crowd yesterday. The papers can be easily
disco vered by the name of the subscriber on
them. If the finder or thief, If stolen, will re.
turn the pocket book and papers he may have
.r Woodsville, Monroe Co., o.