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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19
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So. FIR Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation.
e.. a-POr Worn Fever, Worm Collie weitins tle
bf &c. a-E6r collie, Crying, Tee.hlng, and wlke'ul
neg So ?. 4mFef Dlarrh Cholera and sun'
hi e. 5TFoF Cote Gtipng,, Dy,entery, or Bloody
tlS So s-Yor cholera, Cholera Aiorbu,, Vomiting
40. T.-Pot Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and sore
NJ. s,-Por ToOthache. Rnee-aehe, and Eeuralg'a
." NJ. iS@DIsrEPsaAr rt1s-For Weak and Dersnged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No. ii.-PoE PEsALE IRhEsULARrEiES, Scanty, Palm
full, or Suppressed Periods. -. 49,. .,d
No. 19 -For LeneorEhea. ProtuSe Menses' ana
NJ is DoF Group, Moarse Cough, bad breathing
No. i4.-sALT RBEuM PlLls-FOr EFydPelA1' EFrP-
''T Ss iTRnSTTETio Plf1s-For Paiu. Lame6eas,
or soreness in The Chest, hack, Loins. or Limbs.
A.-POr Fever and Agus. Chill Fever Dumb Asae'
0T PMPor Paes, blind or Bleeding Internal or EE-
t0Lpor Sore. weAS, or Inaamed Eyes AMI. EyelIdS
PaIliag, Weak, or Blurred sight,
CEPnr Cntarrh, OF long standing or recent, either
web obstruction or profuse discharge
W. C.-FOr Whooplng Cough, R6atng itS violence
aud shortening It's course.
In ali acute diseases surlras Feyer Infa nmatlOr,
DiAThHa, Dysentery. Group, Ei'ep0iis1n, N'ni such
eFupiF diseases us Scarlet Fevei teaslts -ntl Fry
EPelas, ~ dvantaEe Of giving tile lrnIel remedies
promptly Is obvious, Aid III all such cases II Spe
eihes act Ike charm. The eutlre disease Ia often
arrested At once, and in all violence Of the
attack Il moderated, the dis ell, and reEl-
dered less dangerous.
Coughs and Colds, which are of such frequent oc-
currenCe, AMI which so often lay the foundation Of
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and consumption, may all
be Mt once Cureal by the Fever and Cough pills.
In all chronic diseases, such US Dyspepsia, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles, Fe
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh, Salt Rheum aui other
old eruPtions, the case las specifics whose proper A
plcuttOn will Auorl In almost every instance.
Often the cure Of single chronic difficulty, such
Dyspepsial Piles or Catarrh, Headache Or Female
Weakness has more than paid for the ten times
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NLW ORLEANa. 2ath An

ELw ORLEANS, 2StlI August, 1859.
Dr. ]. C. AVER: Sir: 1 checrfnIly comply with
the relue Of your aguAt, Hnd report you some OF
the eitet Is have realized with your SarsaparillA
have cured with II. iu MY practice, Of tho
complaints for Whiel, il Is Recommended and have
found its effects truly wonderful in the Of FeRc-
real and AiercErTt1L Dise1se- Ono Of my patients
hal Syphilitic ulcers in his throat. which were con-
fnnitns his palate and the top Of his mouth. Your
SarsaPaTla, steadily taken, cured him ia i've weeks
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in his
nose, and the liberation had eaten away considern
Die part Of IT. 50 that believe the disorder would
my administration Of sour SarsapariiIa; the ulcers
healed and he is we'll again. not of c1urse without
some dtstiguERtiOn Of his face A woman who had
been treated for the disorder 10y mercury
suffering from this poison in Ter bones. They had
become go sensiliye to the weather that on II daml
day she suffered eNcTuctAtig pain in her Joints and
bones. she. too, WIS cured entirely by yonr Sarsa
p1rilla in a few weeks. know fruni its formula,
which yOnr agent gave me. that this preparation
from your Iabnr1fOTy must be great remedy; con
s0quen1ly these truy remarkable results with 1t
hnTO nut surpTiped me.
EVnt lie = AVNaW
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. Ian n enza. HoRrsenesS.
Group, BrOnchittS, Incfpie11t Con.
sumption, and Rol. the RELIEF X
OF COnGumpttye Patients
In advanced Stages
NJ

This Is o remedy 30 universally known to aurpass
any other for the care Of throat and lang complaints
virtues Its unEivRiied excellence for coughs and
colds, and Its truly WondeT1l cures OF pulmonary
nations Of the earth. Few Are the eOn1naGntISs q
even families among them who have not souae pers
s9nHl Of Its ELECTS living trophy in
Eernus disorders Of the throat and luncS AZ an
know the droadful fatality Of these Disorders and -
they know too the Effects OF tlis remedy no ueesi
not do more than to them that 1t has nov ~
tho yittuss that Il did have when making the eFrs
Which have won 80 strongly upep the e'nadenes uf
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER & CO.,
Per saIo by A. c. GOOD Co. and by al I,ra~.
sfAs- l-1y-noyl 5Ssul
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SEVEN YBARS!
T'IIE sEyEN YEARS OF UNRIyALIED SUCCESS
Cosmopolitan Art Association ),

oFRs Rf,.- az
Cosmopolitan Art Association. ;,
have made It household word Throughout eyeFv
Innrter Of the Country. -
Under the auspices Of this popular Institution.
over nTee hlfHered LkoisaHd hoEef have learned to
aPFFeete-by beautiful works OF art on their vraIis
and choice literature their tables. the re14beTe
Ute derived from becoming subscriber
subscriptions are now being received In a r1tfo.
unparalleled with that Of any previous year. ! :,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Any person can become a member by a,,l,,eribIpS
hTes dntIGTS for which sum they will receive : :
iSt-Ihe large and superb steel engraving, S0x Ss
kaistah Mastering his Recruits. -
~ mons soPy one ye'E Of that elegantly iuStra-
THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL
sd.-Four admissions, dnriugtbe season. to
"The Gallery OF PaIntInGa.54S Broad.
way New York;
In additon TO the above benefits there viii l fv-
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Five Hundred Beautiful Works of Art
comprising valuable paintings marbles parians out
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Address.
c. L. DERBY, Aetunry c. A. A.,
SAG BEoADw1Y, NEw YoRt.
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A. p HEDILLl0G. Agent fur YTle4jIhF md yisIniS;s
peSInen EpEFaTiRGa and Art Journal On d sen n
11s tos1 Osiies. $50 dOeiS d
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Observation-Disclosures BLOOD.

And Tor the speedy of the suLJotned varieties
Disease:
Serofuld and IScyetNIous AFectfonS sneh as TGHors
UeSTs, SoreS, ErMptionS. FiHplSF, IstGlsy, Bl0'ch
q. Bolts, BldinS, and all SKIN DiScaSes.
+tss OAKLAND Ind- 9Th June. 1859.
j. @. AVER Co. Gents: / feel it my duty 10 Rc-
knowledge what your SAraaparillh has done for me.
Having Inherited Scrufulous iniectiOn have suE
teret from it in various Ways for years. Sometimes
It hurst out in Ulcers my hands and arms; sOnte
tiTuca 1t turned inward and distressed me at the
stomach Two years ago It broke ont on my head
and covered my scalp and ears with one SORE which
was painful and lOathsdme beyond description.
tried many medicines and several physicians, but
without much relief from anything. In fact the dis
order grew worse At length was reiOIeslt to rad
In the Gospel Messenger that yOU had prepared aM
Alternative lsarsA, ariIln) for knew your repu-
tatiOn that anything yon made must l good. I
sent to Cincinnati and got it, ard used it till 1t cured
me. took It, as you advice, In snatl doses Of
tcaApOonful over month: and used almost three
bottles New and healthy skin soon began TO form
under the scAbs which after while fell OF sly
skin Is now clear, and know 10y my feelings that
tic disease las Guna from my syttanI You enn we'll
believe that feel what saying when tell yOu,
that bold you to be Of the apostles OF the age
and remain ever gratefully, Yours
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sEcRRT or BFAUTY.

T ARDS BLOOM OF YOUTH or LIQUID PEARL,
IL for beautifyinG anil preserving the complexion
and akin. This Invaluable anil wonderful toilet ATti
Gle was discovered byR celebrated chemist In France,
years since and II Is to him that all the Courts
Of EurOpc at the present age. owe all their beauty
and loveliness. This preparation, with all it, sim
plicity and purity, there is article that will com
pare with it As beNutiTysF ani preserver of the
complexion and skin. Nr. Laird procured the re-
cOipt Of him some two years since: he has. during
that time. given Il PeTtsct trial amongst his
personal friends and the arstocTatic circles Of New
York City, who have usr.l It with unqualified aLmi
ration, much that they would consider the
toilet imperfect without this valuable aud purely
harmless preparation. For ssle by
REED KRAFT,
jRn22 Centre Wheeling
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PRICE

Case Of go Vials complete, In morocco and Book IS
Case Of 20 vialS and Book, plain.
Case OF Is numbered boxes, and Book. ........
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Single numbered boxes, with directions IS cts.
Single lettered boxes, with directions, 30 cts.
Large case with OF. viaIs. for planters and ply
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Iheumati,gl, Conl, Lir,,. Camplaint.
Preston c.. yo.6,l july. rs

lSDrPESDYNCE, Preston Co. Va. 9th July, 1859.
pE &c. AYR: Sir: have been AFFLICTED with
painful chronic RSrHmG affirm tor lOug time, which
batIcd the eCill OT physicians and stuck to me in
spite Of NIL tho remedies cNuld md, until tried
Your sarsaparill1- One bottle cured me In two
weeks, and restored my general health much that
anl far better than before was attacked. Think
il wonderful medicine. j. PREAM
Jules Y. Getchrll. Of ST. Louis. writes: II huVe
been afflicted for with affection If the Lirer,
Which destroyed my health tried everything. and
everything failed TO relieve me; and have been n
broken-l0wn man fOF sobae years from no oihel
c1nfe than arrangement Of lie EireF. sly beloved
pastor the Rev. Dir, Espy. advised me to try your
SarsaIaElln because he said he knew you, aud any
thing Jon mNlia was worth trying. By the b!essns.
OF God Il has cured me- and as purified my blOCi
rs to make a new man Of me. 1 feel yNnnE again.
The best that can be saidOf you ia not half good
SetITTuS, ChEeHr, THHaory Enlargement, liberation
CHrirt and E!toiiGtion Of tie BeI1cE.
Grcat variety Of CsaSeA have beoR repntteI to NJ
where cures Of tlese formidable complaints lave re-
suited tTom the use Of ths Tslnetly, but our space
here viii not admit them. Some o. them may be
found In ouE; American Almanac, which the agents
call for them,
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COUTHz BRANCH HERRIH GS..-2s
y bETEGIs So. l. IaTgs and Aas. Just IpePtVOd and
OF sAasby tfefH H.naLEH
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Bronc1Ooelt, Goftre or .gaatIIed Ntel..


Zebulon Sloan, Of Prospect, Texas writea: 'sTlrco
bottles Of your SarsapnTilln cured from GOtTe
IA lidcous swelling on tho neck, which had EHE-
feTed fToin over two years.
LeueOI7hGd or WhiteE. Olafion Ttiu,nT, Userine
liberation, FsDlGls DiseaseS-
Or. J. II. s. Channing. Of New York City. wrilrr:
Il ninSt checrfuy comply with the request ut your
most excellent Alternative in the numerous complaints
Tor which Ec employ such remedy, but especially
in Female Diseases of tho ScrUlulouS diathesiH.
haze cured many inTeterate cases Of LeuruTThOA v
it, and some where the complaint was caused ly al
eeTItiOH of tho uterus The liberation itself was
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge squalls
II for these female arrangements"
Edward = Marrow. Of NGwbury. Ala, writes: "a
dangerous 0r6ri0H INilny OF the females ia
my family. Which lad deiiel nil the remedies We
Con1 employ, has at length been completely cured
by your Extract Of SanApariila. Uur physician
Thought nothing but extirpHtion could afford relief
hur he advised the trial of ynnr Sarsaparilla As the
last resort before cutting, and il proved .ecetual
Amer taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
of the disease remafus."
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7R1oEs-lo tioFess prime RIco lust FeceiTe1I 17d
~ tsf heis - FtyaSl \. REd4Y
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.ALFREI D. TALLEY.

81. 4Ethony'S ETre, Rnse 6r Erysipelas 7Sffer and
!Srr RLelpu, SelId Head, RiNSpurM, Sore Eyes,
DrnpSW.
Dr.RObert NJ Prch!s writes from salcm. n Y. 18th
Sept. 1859 that lie hns cared inVeteTate
Drayy, which Threatened to terminate fatally. by
the perEcveriug OF Tsaparilla and also a
doses OF the same; says he cures the common ETlp-
lions by 1t constantly.
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The Capacity Of this Road Is now equal to any In the
Country,
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/. c. I. DERRY, Aotuary G. A. A.,
SAG BEoApwAY, INV YoRE.
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NEW CROP MO. SUGARS. hhds
/ v HEl11Os Eucei Nd and GsT sale by
R0Tes rANTIlN. pfaNInN & NOLERAY
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'sr Tooth.ache, FAee.ache, and Neuralgia
'or Headache, Vertigo, Heat and FullneSs
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J.N. MCCULLOUGH. President.
F. Il. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't.
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UDOLPHo woLFE'S PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST. GROIN RUM, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKEY
All the above imported aud bottled by himself
warranted pure AMI OF the hest quality.
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GNlTRON, PRUNES & ALMONDS.
~ Large lot, just received and for sale by
does ". A. EDWARDS 4 DRO.
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p. SINH, Master of Transportation.
L. ". coLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. nOV2S
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Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Sore
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-19

because II increased the tolls unequally, making
Il less on pleasure cArrlages than upon stock
and heavy wagons. -,
Mr.. JONAS said he was opposed TO the bill
toto. Il Was inhuman, as 1t taxed heavily the
labor of the people, while itfayored the pleasure
seeker who on Sunday takes his labor worn
horse from his rest, and drives him to meeting,
by letting him 90 free. He would not have the
tired animal worked on the Sabbath. II a fami.
ly' would worship, Sundays, let them walk--or
worship at home. - 4 sNl ~ A&Nt
Mr.. BRUFF objected that the bill increased the
tolls on some items as much as 800 per cent. He
moved to strike out the'word Sabbath, J" which
was agreed to. : SssA .A' ~ -.
Mr.. WRIGHT, of Hamilton, showed that
most of the roads in which the State has an
interest, weld q good revenue, and therefore he
inferred that the present rates were sufficient.
Mr.. McCLUNG said that from his knowl-
edge of these turnpikes, he thought they paid
pretty well at present rates-some as high as
Twelve per cent. He was opposed 70 the bill
The vote was then called on the bill when IT
failed to pass-yeas 10, nays u.
" On motion of Mr.. ROBINSON, the vote by
which s. B. GIG was passed was reconsidered,
when Mr.. r. offered as an amendment "Provided
further that the reduction of the stock of any
such company shall not operate to reduce the
| s' e.,, ''L ~ a - .I ~, ,h n h;ii
formed d-wnicn was agfeeu w. wnen .S sno az,
was again put upon i's passaee' anu P"s''N
yeas o. nay nays 10. =. o,.;,,od
n. .. @so-supplsmenssiy ~ aauuo ~ nv eI haSosa
an Hos .ne yu,,ssosvs ss ss tba Srt;ea of con-
tJusuees OF tne peace, anu oi a 'no tS;sJ .;n,a
when
Mt. hllClOUUn u;u eAp'"iu'N WV i''SN' --
pfUslSiv1sa WaanS y, ,Se ,hs h;l, "a "A extended
4. W., " IN pp; pGnst;css NJ the Peace under
sne powers VI 'ne ,sSs oo, nrnrossiveIv unon
susnorly' anu m'sn' NV - rf
~ o.;or of Mr.. HITCHCOCK, it was
on m1slon S ,S;na :; VIZ o,,. norton If the bin =
emsnue1 TSnpFWs oh;sotsd m the hill. ns n
nr; ,I..s hN i;,;r.,;o1 ma be ,bouobt would
wouau lnoreas1 ~ onUrsoaive manner upou the
SPe.aso SPps.as III ''u'''' 'pp- ''''
uepsor rt,rrrucocIy a,nla;ned that the sa me
.h;aata ao,,JJ ~ rsscbed under the present laws
oDlec.s Svuu nasS nv. that this bli onIy pro
40 s ~ abns,on ,Ss tme and saye costs to the
sssse. iessss :" Sno.''u 1' 'A' "' $50 -
uepo" yuoonr e,,,ho, onnooed tho hill. he
MI a "wI VIA ha ,aaa;iv annIIieS 10 the oppres-
.ausS o;on 81 y ,hs moor man
si1M VI TPTTcncH sn9 PVHIc .sLod ~ the nresent civil
( nr. ',, ~ ". ~" - i've cine of onnrea
Coae S;o 'ou'u nOS W nNNO /" nv :
in.' W. ~ .h.a1a ,hat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-19
.pons,' on 1lncoln,s Pittsburgh Speech.

In speaking of the crisis Of the country at
Pittsburgh, Mr.. Lincoln said "His all artificial"
When speaking Of the tariff, be confessed be
could no. understand it, but said, however,
aTbere ought to be tariff that would AFFORD
ADEQUATE protection to the coal and iron Of Penn
,ylvania, th. corn of Illinois, and The Keepers Oi
Chicago"
[Air-The Blue Bells Of Scotland ]
Thsr hone vet hope for the safety Of our land
SOLD ABE hst pittsburgh spOke and plainly showed h'
Hss going % to have aTaria made to comfort all our
And the r.i thing he'll protect will be Pennsylvania
Goals.
The rsilspTtting hero muifs the danger from :,ar;
And has studied out speedy plan to quenen 'ns
ProtsetiOa now's his hObby-it will save us surely
~ boys- ,,,,,
Oh v,dom,s now embodied In good old Abrshams bead
And his famous Pittsbursh plan Of peace on gntnng
ora Iron, and cheasos Respers, TOO,
Aswel Is Goal and Corn are bound to have tner que
The on Wells Of Mecca, they VIII not Be forgot;
The Hocp Poles Of ths great Northwest; the Pines
And The Copper Of Superior, are in his tari plan.
our .here, and our cotton hslds and our plains, an
Ana tSSs lake, ,Nisesras Falls, and vsmOnts crysts
And faiii2rniss golden sands Potcmnes silver wnye
Thev All are safe. This Union grand, Abes nria pia
will sayei --.-~
Then , 10 the chief and his brilliant scheme Of peace
4 not adrtifcial" but twill give the country ease
s.s.sor nov viii Ride its head and Northern treason
And opposing factions Nil unite SAsss 0ss HE tari
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-19

government. And as the rendition Of Grim
inals between the States exists, modified only
by the constitutional provision; and this did not
abridge, but confirm, the exclusive power 70
the general government. 10 support OF this ne
quoted from the Prigg case and reviewed the
Liquidation of Congress on the subject.
+ HN denied that the resolution proposed TO
"make that criminal in the several states
which Il criminal in any State or that ~ pro-
posed "a bold step In the march toward nation-
alizing slavery" and argued in defence OF the
resolution, s--1.1-.
In conclusion, he said: I think have shown,
Mr.. Speaker, that the present law for the return
Of fugitives from justice is ambiguous or uncer-
tain In its terms, that It has been and Is likely
to be, If unamended, the prolific source OF inter-
State trouble, that the subject is one for the
exclusive action Of the general government, or
If the States have concurrent Jurisdiction, that II
is, nevertheless, better to commit the whole
matter to federal legislation, in order that the
rule may be uniform; and the sole and simple
purpose Of this resolution is to invoke federal
action, TO the end that this cause, OF discord
among the family Of American States may no
longer exist II seemed to him that the purpose
was one worthy and patriotic.
Mr.. .CLAPP replied to the argument OF Mr.; +,
contending that the rendition OF fugitives pro-
perly belongs to the States themselves, and de-
precating the position of Mr.. Parrott, as tending
to consolidated system of government. lie
quoted the Constitution of the United States
and the writings Of Jefferson, in support OF bis
system.1 s3lh ~ Vac m. a2 .lss3 xxx
The resolution was then referred to the COM
mittee on Federal Relations. > Ga m
Mr.. CONVERSE offered the following reso'
luton, which was adopted: o
& Resolved, That the Board of Public Works
report the number and names Of the supeFin-
tendents and other persons employed, and Tor
what purpose and under what contract, and the
amount of money expended, on the Ohio Canal
South of Roscoe, the Muskingnm Improvement
the Hooking Canal, and Miami and Erie
Canal. ai ~ ia Il .yin .33'l Z ,L.i
On leave, Mr.. BALDWIN introduced II. b
366-To fix the salaries of County Treasurers
which was read the first time. 40
Mr.. KRUM offered resolution memorial
izing Congress in favor of supplying seed grain
to Kansas, from the Patent Office. = sij trJt
Mr.. PATTERSON, from the select commit.
tee TO whom was referred II. B 326-Relatiyt
to side shows at agricultural lfairs-reported
the same back, with one amendment, which
was ordered to be printed. 10 vsl 70 ID
The House then adjourned. d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-19
n. inaugural Of Jefferson Davis.

JKFEEnsos DAVIS, Of Mississippi, was on yes.
terday inaugurated as Provisional President oi
the southern IConfederacy. A pretty full abb
stract of his Inaugural Address appears in the
Stasesman this evening. 1t is bold, Ingenious
and able, and will attract the attention OF every
reader. : When compared with the speeches
made by Mr.. LlscoIs on his tour to the capital,
the Ipauguralo of Mr.. DAVIS exalts him highly
while our President sinks to very low point.
Tho fact is, in point of brains, the Southern
Provisional Government has for it's President
and Vice President two men Of ability-suPerior,
rare ability; while LINCOLN Ia far below and
HAnLIs comes scarcely up to mediocriy. DA-
uslapd srrrHxss have the brains--of that there
is no doubt; and in capacity for stasssmanship
and diplomacy, the "sOuthern COufedsracy" VIII
place our President elect and his Cabinet iAr In
the background. President DAVIS is also a
skillful military commander, having been edu-
Gated a. West Point, and served for many years
in the regular army. He was also in active
service at the head Of the Mississippi troops
during the Mexican war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-19

z F..
The new tariff bill now before Congress Is not
only exceedingly complicated in its details, but
is 90 excessive in its rates, astob be In many
cases ruinously oppressive. Take, for example,
the article Of steel, Of which very little isman-
ufacsured In this country. The New York
Times, Republican, and by no means snanti-
,.aiff paper, gives table. showing, By cOmPar.
ing the figures in the existing and the proposed
traif that the duty on steel will, BY the latter,
be increased sIl the way from ffty.four to two
hundred and forty.one per cent, according to
the kind Of article. The Times remarks:
Steal is an article Of universal use and abso-
lutte pecsasitys Only o very small amount Il
manufactured In this country, while the besl
kind of cast steel is hardly produced at all, ell
ther owing TO want Of suitable ores. or the re
ouisite skill in its manufacture. Under such
eircurustances, till Il is demonstrated where cur
inability lies, an excessive rate Of duty should
not be imposed. ss4A sA ~ ~ g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-19
J n. speech Of old Abe.

We have never read such speeches as those
made by Old Abe on his journey from SPRING
field towards the White House since General
Scott ran for President; and then, indeed, we
we're RECALLED with some choice oraiorical NOR
seIs. Il is quite refreshing to hear the ex-rail-
splitter and present journeyman Cabinet maker
deliehting his audience with such choice and or.
jRinal expressions as "passionai attfachon, )"
and quaint allusions TO- Gree love" and home,
opathy. We expect to be very much amused
when the angular features OF the elect Of MS
people make their appearance In New YORK
What we want 10 good Western anecdote, ana
We hone The natural modesty Of Mr.. Brchanan's
successor will not prevent bis giving rs the de-
sired treat.--N. Y. Herald.