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&55T Nj oa21 12S EEffEyFRI T Nv MEYER
NIL 2 Z EoR-Is $ c.v
STOCKS, STOCKS.
TENNESSEE,
NORTH CAROLINA,
sTlGx At AS 2THEE INIT SE4IE C1y ESS5R
m,rtr MARTIN LE@rs,
fSi1 FOR SALE-VERY Iowa fine three
a i n t0GS5, with ~ the modern improvements
ter IS q there Cd c e in the r y l4r Pc tGc
F4YETT ri, sT ST Ell paying stocks Apply at 3s VEST
OIlCE.-ln compliance win the req0iSiI oTs
o. f4e MARY land code vol, l, pagr his Ar.'r S3
at HUBSj @ri VIC w -HIndsrsis1ea hrghy give notice
AARiANNE ynGsR q a. Eli r' o. H ia@ us %i,.
H. uHersi lis we aTnE by their joint vii Appreciated
tgr daat'' III possessed and were emitted to Tie iT "
ne sock the city Of Ef ho onaf and "3 3rs
an which stc ~ now Gt II 501s Of tie STATE Of Nary
and g " les md 'ha tn no .rsgne viii se
rom this tenl dr. rf Nay 1851. y oi' n'1''
EVIL MN 1 i221fSssFTsuAGqx} Executors.
ml12lw4w. BY 4. acIiUAAchaG CO,
E'HIS IS To GIVE NUTICE, That t1a -s-,7,--i-.
4 o. has obtained from he Orphans Court Of RaItiror
c TS ie.'eS est tmenay on the etat. of JOHN CLARK
again n said are nerby warn "a 5 s,.i91s
On ~. hsfo on tn ts ,$ properly authenticated
@snsss p, e. be eycl9aei om ali ben Of , saiG
maHe ;aeaIatf rayEent Given Under my hand his 0ih
Gay III i. a,r{. l.1l' join P. GIAKK,
SGACON, &c.-70,G COO lbs. Hams, Sjlje-- SloI17-
"t'a rsf.t Pie IS aud JowlE, smoked AMI Dried Bee
F r"e IL f<, l% o. Ss Fi pc Tga syd Ps
IHERs corner Pratt Paterson SIS MI En- A.
tIG8F 800 bbis. Extra Mess, No. and Prime
fn Paa t'In r,Gice hevF cate exp esly for
II : H.. ---4.cGo best Sugar.cur,d Hams, for
y K4 8I i @ fqGrio o 81 pin Hams tor sale
>@OAP AND CANDLES.-I, COO boxes best
~ No"G Cilss all sizes, suitable SHIPMENT to ary
Oh .nical Olive Soap, r ale by KIMBERLY BRCTfi hrs
corner Pratt ana Patterson sts. raii 8tr
EbORK.-l50 5hls Prime Pork. IS bbIs, Rnmn
Pr, forS' for sslc ~ KIMBERLY BROTHERS, corner
M ESS POKK.--2O0 bills Mess Pork tor ygIa
w by KIMBE&LY BROTHERS. coz Pratt and PATE
- :: : mil 3tr
EE GXIGAN GUANO.
barrel or ton Also. ground D2nes Tor 4erie!tuca prrpo
a:lttr w. "h1fAl !, &f,t 4 co. CO,
FTALIFOaEIA GUANO-
- = 'h".es Article FIR sale il ! + 2 ,sgitly
mIl-t' M ~ !. - Sn ~ = 60 60,
ETANIPULATED GUANO
~, o' the very best quality for i2Ie y e to- single
mltf "A S"nfS str,rt
GHA leo bills, 50 half bbIs., received and
y or sa4. ". D. StIuATZ co, II Commerce STREET
EEERHING.-50O bbis. Sasquehanna. 2.o09 do.
Il HilifaX, DO Labr d,r. rec ~ and for ,aIa hv W
u aitRIh 4 Gn IL Coamere- .lre-t. mIi-tf
IA ACKEREL.-2 900 bills. Nos. |, 2a5d ;
~ $50 1a rvs Nos. I, AIDS lived and for sa
BY W. SllCRIZ i 20. i Commerce milf
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New GooDs.

GABRIEL D.4CLARE,
presents has for sale every description of fire
80 'hh9 'EwELRr, SILVER AND PLATED WARE Mt his
'eft ana Watei' Streets d2j-tf
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d. r. STILTz

D. Il. S It LTZ
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
ST N. CHARLES STREET,
jali'tf OPPOSITE 81. PAULs CHURCH
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". F. OWENS.
1851.
sP RING GOODS
FOR
GENTLEMEN
~ ~ " g TT r. z EaEE@,
AND
LATEST EXPLORATIONS.
Together with fresh assortment
HALE HOSE,
WHITE FRENCH LINEN HDKFs
c. ES,
AND UNDERWEAR OF EyERY DESCRIPTION
&9-aiIlATs MADE TO ORDER
BY MEASUREMENT
FIT GUARANTEED
NEW STYLES FRENCH BoSoN5 inst oreno,
fel6-tf ' 81 opeHea.
pArEsdT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTS!
SHIRTSl
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED or Noc.1p
Uneqga;led By any.
NEW Styles OF FRENCH RoS0Ns
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
A&aiNo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-H0sE.
SHIRTS. ~"
". P. TOWLES 6 BRO.
TALENT sHouLDEii-sEAN SHIRT &ANuFAC Glory.
i&o Baltimore street
SOLE AGENTS FOR JHo CLARK, Jr, = cos, 80 w..
CHINE COTTON. Also, : - " -
PATENT FLOOR SKATER ~
NUTR!TiYE CREAM FOR THE HAIR.-This nra,,-
ration viii render the hair soft and .,lossv an;
an& 'i Composed as it is the purest materials If
can Dc used with perfect safety and answers prp
SIS OF Potnaae ami els, without prolti,ip., tina. o.
10 many ii%T pFen3rat;nns. Prepared only bv
y. iiIAs0H JENNINGS / Co,
,,e., fnatmac .utiSts,
So : ortiz Charles Street
ISRAEL & Co.
II YTYpES
NATER-COLORkD
AE2ZOTINr
Ma, PHOTOGRAPHS
ol7'i rs BALTIMORE STREET,
ECoNoMY! Ecoso,,v -
DOLLAR SAVED IS Two poIT,Aps u,nr
This can be done By purchasing Wood al-e.av g,ssi.
Sp'!t' al Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill
Nos NORM sqRgkr.
SIo1 JAMES II. JOHNSON.
BOARDING SCHOOL
For YoUNG GENTLEMEN,
10 De opened this Summer at Lausanne, Switzerland
by Mr. EDoUARD KRAFFF
FOR references IN this city, applications NAV be
Rev. Dr.. A. c. CoxE, Rector of G ae Church
s. ). LEE, Esq, lii North Charles str ct
Mr.. Kraft will leave for Europe n The oath NJ In
Nth the T. s. mail steamer Arago, His prospectus tn I've
blamed at his Dwelling, 50 Saratoga street nb28JI2
New GooDs.
GABRIEL D.@CLARE,
"ioay presents has for sale every description Of frs
,At'HEs' JEwELRr, SILVER AND PL4rEp WARE IT hix
49, 0'ne' oil Calvert and Watef, streets d23tf
hDDo lEA-A delightful article mort &c A.,
INST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN ~. r.. ', we
OF sale by Va AN, Just received and
osl-tf GREEN YOE,
:" W. Baltimore street
D. r. STILTZ.
GALLERY OF PHOToGRApuv
ST N. CHARLES STREET,
jall.H OPPOSITE sT. PAULs CHuReH
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~ From the Advertiser, Providence, Ri
Inc thsum9uy in tasc favor is strong ..o1l the me
respectable quarters
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ECONOMY Ecoaoay !!

ECONOMY! Ecoaoxy!!
DOLLAR SAVED IS Two poTJApz r,nr
rms can he done By purchasing cod already Sawed a.,
| Spit at Office Of City Steam Fire " cod Mill,
Nos NoRTH sqREGr
sI0-tr ANEs II ror,,,o,r
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-. g... HAyEaEo2D, Pa, T,b. 6, 1851
SIT; wish Oh to send che moro , Of yo,r Cen'a
lie Pills, haze rscerod Teqt q; benefit FROM aela
f0"ISr respectfully.
MAR. Ann SHDLaIpUEZ
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Iron The kanawha Valley Star. Kanawha, Val
are sure that persons suffering from the headache
who try them, viii stick to thea
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ISRAEL & Co.
WATER-CoLORKD
AEZZOFINT
r,.., PHOTOGRAPHS
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RooFING ! ROOFING /! RoogIxe!!I
hGoNo&I' DVEABilITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'&
FIRE AND WATER PRCaT
FELT AND CuNF0S!YI0E aI0yyyG
nr'v"Iled hy any thing V: discovered far Ro,Ta,.
GAFEGTLY FIRE PROOF, 80 F'"e9
PERFECTLY WAFER PRoor
tNEoUALLED FOR EoorouY
UNsirALLsD FoR nURAn1L:rY.
ADAPTED TO EVERY tt1x.rr
For further information address or call on ''Alh
JAS. Il. JOHNSON,
NO Z"%rYis Building cor. North and Baltimore ats
Baltimore,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02
From Illinois.

CHIoAGs, REB. 2-The Illinois Senate committee on
Federal Relations, yesterday reported that with the
earnest desire for the return Of harmony among ell
sister States, and out Of respect for the commonwealth
Virginia. the Governor be instructed to appoint five com
mssoners to attend the Convention at Washington
the 4th inst. .. g. !...sl tr- ar ..sTI
The second resolution says that the appointment Of
Commissioners by the State Of Illinois, In response to
the invitation OF the State Of Virginia. s not expires
sion Of opinion the part Of this State that any
amendment to the Federal Constitution Is requisite to
secure to the people Of the slaveholdng States adequate
guarantees for the security Of their rights. ap
proval Of the basis Of settlement OF our difficulties pro.
posed BY the State Of Virginia. but Is expression
our willingness to unite with the State Of Virginia.
to adjust the present unhappy controver.
~ In the spirit In which the Constitution was originally
framed, and consistent with its principles. 4
The third resolved that the appropriate and consti.
tona method Of considering and acting upon grievances
complained Of by sister State, would be by the call
Of aconventon for amendment Of the econstituon in the
manner contemplated by the 5h article Of that nstru
ment. g3 ev e -If rEfT II r. t-
Resolutions adopted by VOTE l3 to TO- party vote
Gustavus Koerner has declined the appointment Of
Commissioner, and Judge Palmer has been appointed
In his stead. -t....., ~ f... tf. Fntrr'F D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02
THE GAME LAw.-The following is synop
els. Of the Game Law now in force:

THE GAME LAw.-The following is synop
els. of the Game Law now in force:
Itforbids the killing or injury of all our wood
birds at any time on the premises of another, or
on the public highway or the public common,
such as Sparrow, Robin, Blue Bird, Martin,
Thrush, Mocking Bird, Swallow, Meadow Lark
0riole, Red Bird or Cat Bird. Game which
mnss not be III led or injured between the frst
of February and the fifteenth of September are
Dove, Wild Rabbit or Hare, Yellow Hammer
or Flicker. except on the premises OF the per-
son so killing, iDjuriDg, or pursuing; Pro-
vided that nothing in the law shall be held
to prevent the killing or capture Of Crows, Black
Birds, or birds of prey. 1t ia also unlawful
for any, person, at any time after the first day
of February, and before the fifteenth day of Sep
tember, to cltch, kill, or destroy, or to pursue
with such intent, any Wood Cock, Wild Tur-
key, Quail or Virginia Partridge, Ruffed
Grouse or Pheasant, Pinnated Grouse or Prairie
Chicken, or Wild Deer. Game not to be killed
between the first of May and the fifteenth Of
September are Wild Goose, Duck, Teal or 9TH
er Wood Duck. 1t Is also unlawful to havelin
possession or expose to sale any of the Birds or
Game mentioned during the season when the
killing, ipjuring, or pursuing Of the same is
MENTIONED. sl9 1Tfa-f so "a
The penalty for violating the game law is a
tiue of from two to fifteen dollars for each Of
tense. bofore Justice Of the Peace. The same
penalty attaches for the destruction of the eggs
of the birds mentioned. ....t,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02
Cincinnati Market.

Although this has been very unfayorabe day for ali
kinds Of business nevertheless Grocers have experien
ced fair trade In staple articles, and full support Il
quotations to 7c for fair 10 strictly prime sugar
s3Oc for moasses the former rates mostly for lots and
from the landing, and l2 to for fair to prime cof
fee. - "
FL0UR-market was still further nerved up to-day
BY heeharaher and extent Of the business done 1t Is
nard % buy good shipping bands Of supeIne at less
than - %, and good extras are frm at o5 90.
WHHET-is held In greater reserve, and sellers gen.
e1ay demand 81 03 0j for prime red white Is mot
In large request, since millers do not nd much Of
market for the best grades oi Flour.
C0RN-on the ear Is still kepiat 35c but shelled Is
something ofa drug because OF Interruption In skipping
facilities to the interior South by the blockade Of freight
at NashAiIie. , "a .l'l 1i0TIl 7--T7 =
oATsare steady and arm at 27c, but not active; the
less 30 because oflarge receipts. d
BARLEY-s still help at 7cc for prime faIs but does
not attract buyers. VT =
= RYE-is but little sought for, though unchanged in
quotations-60@6lo. 40 III
,WHIsKYs-had good market at l4c.-Oyn, Com.
February 2. Ei-lfo.il T Ti1C . ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02
THE VICTOR AT EVERY FAIR
WHERE EXHIBITED

The Newark Machine Works In publishing the above
notice Of having been victorious over
The Blandy Portable Steam Saw Will
at any Fair whatever knew they publishing
hood. We have published our denial Of the truth Of
their statements in other papers, but they have not al
tered hem nor offered the public any evidence to sus.
tain their untruthful assertion, We never had Mill or
Engine on exhibition at Memphis, Tenn. We did
m6et them at the ObloState Fair at Zanesvile o. 1885,
where In the Saving contest, they came out behind ali
others, we taxing TWO FIRST PREMIUMS.
We met them again at the Ohio State Fair at Sandusky
o. In 1858, with equal Machinery, and beat hem taking
TWO FIRST PREMIUMS again.
At the UNITED STATES FAIR for 1860, at Cincin-
NATL where allthe leading we're repre-
sented. "e
The Blandy Mill toas Victorious
over all, cutting 80 boards. 12 IT. 8 in long, and 90
inches wide, In minutes, J5seconds all the machine
ry operated by two hands only and OF course carried
the FIRST PREMIUM.
Not being present at Indianapolis 1860, we do not
know what they did there but do know that at the
Ohio State Fair for 1885, where scc did meet hem they
were so badly beaten to be left entirely out Of con-
alteration in awarding premiums. Though they had
Mill and three Engines the grounds they did not get
even second Premium on either.
For circulars fully describing THE BLANDY MA
TI0NAL PREMIUM AND CHAMPION ENGINE AND
MILL, with reports ofoperators &c all truth fully and
fairly set forth, address 2
N2 H.&F. RLANDY, -
Blandy's Steam Engine Works,
Jan ~ d&w eo- Zanesville, D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02

D. B. De LAND & Co.'s SALERATUs.--Tha
your stars, if you are superstitious enough
but be glad, and express your thankfulness that
you can procure from your grocer a perfectly
pure and reliable article of Saleratus. Be con-
vinced, by trial, of the truth Of our remarks
when we say that it is just the quality that has
so long been desired by housekeepers. De Land
& Co.'s Chemical Saleratus is manufactured at
the Fairport Chemical Works, Fairport, Mon.
roe Co., N. Y, where 1t is for sale at whole
sale. The grocers and dealers generally have
IL far sale
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02
woMAN's RIoBrs ADDREssEs. The senat

WoMAN's RIGHTS ADDRESSES. Senate
Chamber, last evening, was crowded with q
large audience of both ladies and gentlemen,
who had assembled to listen to the addresses OF
Mrs. JoNEs, Mrs. CUTLER and Mrs. GAGE, before
: the Woman's Rights Committees of the two
branches of the Legislature, on an anchor
alton Of the laws in favor of women. 80 great
was the concourse, that many gentlemen and
even ladies were compelled to stand during the
delivery Of the speeches. Mr.. PARISH, OF Erie'
Chairman OF the Senate Committee on Wo-
MANS Rights, presided, and introduced the LADY
speakers to the audience.
Mrs. JONES made the first address. It was
read from manuscript, and was production OF
which any man might well be proud. The OBJ
ject was to show that men and women, in re-
gard TO property rights, should be placed as
nearly as possible upon an equality.
The next address was made by Mrs. CUTLER.
She spoke extemporancously, and in clear and
distinct voice, which could be easily heard in ev'
err, part Of the large Hall. The fret part OF
her address wac taken up with disciusson on
the propriety OF extending the right OF sunrage
to women, but this point she did not think 1t
judicious to press at the present time. But she
contended earnestly that married women, in the
guardianship Of children and In the property ac-
quired by the joint earnings of themselves and
husbands, should have equal rights Many Of
her anecdotes and illustrations were pointed,
and elected hearty applause.
Owing to the lateness Of the hour and the
crowed state of the Hall, Mrs. GAGE, when it
came her turn to speak, closed the exercises of
the evening in few very briet, but most appror
pirate remarks. .tf. lt.
Professor MONROE of the Senate then proposed
to return the thanks of the audience to the Ia.
dies who had 90 ably and ndjudiciously advocated
the rights Of their sex, which met with unani.
NOUS aye from the assembled throng. The
crowd then dispersed with expressions of very
general satisfaction.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02

The GREATEST CoUeH MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
We take great pleasure in calling the atten-
tion of our readers and the public to the won
derful virtues and numerous testimonials of
l. W. Ayers PULMoNIc CHERRY CORDIAL. This
is unquestionsbly the greatest cough preparation
in the World! 1t 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 sweats, difficulty Of breathing, &C., &c.
He who aidsin introducing this great prepara-
tioa to the community, is beneiactor to man.
kind ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02

RoBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.-The
Guernsey Je6ersOnian is Informed that an old
farmer named BUELEY, residing near the line
betweur Tuscarawas and Guernsey counties
was on Saturday. the Goth ult., robbed of one
thousand dollars, and valuable watch, The
rcbber, after securing his booty, was making hi'
exit by the window, when son Of Mr.. BUELEY'f
who was sleeping in the room, rushed to the
window and seized him by the coat, whereupor
the burglar fred pistol shot, which took effec'
in the young mans shoulder The burglar
succeeded in making his escape.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02
New York Market.
frnfaaAFHrD ron rm ONO srlTrsn4s i

= trEIssaAPBED TcR Tm ONO srArxsMAE
NEw YORK, Feb. 9.
FLOUR-receps Of 303l bbls market dull and heavy
and &C. lover sales Of $500 bb. at IS 1926 IS foI
superfne State, IS 30@S5 40 for extra State IS l5S
70 % for supcrne western, IS 30@S5 60 for common
to medium extra western, IS 659s5 rs for inferior IA
good fhppng brands Of extra round hoop Chio Canals
dull and dropping; sales Of 200 bbIs at SIS 3j7 o5
RYE FLOUR-steady at SO 409s4 80.
WHsATIreceipts l,70o bushels; market dull, heavy
and fully lc lower; sales "a 900 BUSH l 10 CHICAGO
Canadian. r. "''''e
RYE-null; 67@70c i -H
BARLhY-steady: 6s@e0. a
CORN-recelpts l8 900 BUSH market heavy and lower:
delivered. " W " "''''S ""u
PoRK.Tysnchansed NJ sales Of 50 bbls. at sl7,759T,7
BEEF-quIet and unchanged and small sales
CUT TMEATs-quiet steady -'70''I '-7
10kc.. IL -'.r q UI,' r7''f'S - ~ '|'~
u oBuTTER-in fair request at lO9l4c. for Ohio, l49
CHEEsE-steady 99l0Isc.y = ruar
WHIsKY-steady; sales ofs59 bbls. at Ice,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02

REVIVAL IN CmcLrvlLLE.--T The Circleville
Waterman says that very interesting revival
ofreiigion is in progress in that city at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, under the super
vision Of Rev. A. G. BYERs, Pastor Of the church.
The church ia crowded to overaowing every
night; and numbers are focEing to the altar,
enquiring, "what must do to be saved" About
forty have Joined the church, and number
profess to have received the Pearl of great price
The excitemeat is greatly on the increase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02

Z TThe last census of New York city shows
tshatin all cases Of intermarriage between whites
and blacks 1 the wife is white-none being re-
turned of a white man marrying, o black wo'
man. or the thirty two white women whose
husbands are black, eighteen were born in Ire
dand, five in New York, three in England, two
in Scotland, one in Virginia, one in Delaware,
one In Rhode Island, and one at sea. There
are, however, some eight thousand mulattoes
in the city,-nino tcnths of whom are the Illicit
offspring Of white men and black women.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02

/, NJ At KANMAcHER's Hall, THOMAS GALES
FoRsrER will lecture tomorrow morning, and
also in the evening These are the last lectures
which Mr.. FORSTER will, on the occasion of his
present visit, deliver in this city. Those who
desire to hear him, should embrace this oppor-
tunitY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02

AN HONEST CONFESSION. Mac.a.cheek
Prsss, a Republican journal Of some notoriety
in Logan county, said in its last weeks issue:
eve believe that, were 1t known that Doug
las, or Breckinridge, or Bell, would be inaugu-
rated on the 4th of March next, confidence and,
of course, quiet would be restored in thirty
days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02

DThe Cleveland Herald says that fellow
up at Toledo is advertising himself as the orig
iual "Artemus Ward," andis giving "delinea-
tions'' that comprise can account of his visit to
the Woman's Rights Society, of two days. stay
among the Free Lovers Of Berlin Heights, his
excursion trip on the English steamer Grest
Eauernn &c. W
ofcourse that fellow Wouldn't pick pocket
AS Artemus would say--"this Is ironilxal."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02

Nxw.YoRK, February Qnd.It Is stated here that or.
ders have gone to the African Squadron demanding for
immediate home duty, the steam gun boats Mohecan,
Sumpter, and Mystic with their officers and crews.
Parties at the South are negotiating for the tow
They are the fastest screw boats ahoa having run l8
miles an hour and are Of very light draught Of water
besides they are built In substantial as to re
capable Of carrying very heavy gun on the forward
deck. -fil.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02

A TALL MAN.--Saul, the e rst Hebrew king,
stood She'd and shoulders above all the 9th.
ers, and was splendid specimen of a king and
man. So James Pyle's Dietetic Saleratus,for
strength, purity, and usefulness, stands for above
all the spurious adulterations sought to be inn
posed on the community by unscrupulous men.
Depot, 345 Washington Street, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPEPslA, &c., are becom-
ing very prevalent among our citizens. We
would advise all who may be afflicted with those
distressing complaints to go at once and get
some of McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL. 1t
is just the remedy to cure all diseases Of the
Liver and Stomach. Try IL. See advertise.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-02
From MARYLAND.

BALTMoRE Feb LA town meeting called Of those In
favor Of restoring union Of the staes was held to.
night, and was generally attended. sHs8
Messn. Morris, Teakel, Wallace, and r, M. Mclean
addressed the meeting. Resolutions were passed de-
nouncing the course Of Gov Hicks, in refusing to call
Convention and denying his authority to send delegates
to the Convention at Washngton. y .f-r