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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
The SanduslkY Reg,ster-A Union
Parry. s+ Z

Our contemporary Of the sandusky Rssistey Il
very much dissatisfied with the leader of ths
Ststssmaaaof the 7th June, In which wes made
oopious extraets from an article from that paper
on the subject Of union party, and comment.
ed oatbe same according 70 our convictions oI
duty The Register bad given evidence Of q
very conclusive character Of the insincerity Of
its professions. in the recent contest for mem
Der of Copgrsss from that district, to oil the
placs made vacant By the resignation Of JOHs
sHrSnAH. Il proiessed strong desire for a
Union party; but, at the same time, claimed
that there should be Republican congression
al District Convention held in that district, and
Republican nominated and elected In the
place Of Mr.. sHERMAM With this fact staring
US in tbs face, We felt justified in doubling the
sincerity Of the Rsgistsr. and 60 said on the oc-
casion referred to. Our remarks appear to be
veiy objectionable to the Resistsr, and among
other things. In reply TO the Statesmsa, It ssys
The Okio Statesman more than half intimates
that Republicans should be placed ontside OF
the protection Of law, and in the same breath
denies hem any part In the var for the defense
OF the Government and the Uoion! And yet
when every man not willfully blind could but
see that, unless the Government and the Union
wers defended, they must be trampled under
foot BY traitors. the Stafssmaa was the hrst 20
bapfixs any war that might occur In their de-
fense, q "Blsok Republican war;" and TO assn re
that is must BE- fought BY "Black Republicans
slors! Italso justified the South In their re.
bellion, and rebuked its contemporaries for call.
ing tbem rebels and traitofs! (All these thinga
aud many more are set down 10 the files Of the
Stalesman. Bat noe, when the people have
gahered 20 the ensign Of the nation, and Dem
o,rats and Republicans swear alike fidelity to IT,
the Statesman coolly cuts of others from the
union family and assumes pharisaic right
sousness 70 itself In that respest What next
% will assume, itwers impossible TO tell. ya
In ihe dispieasure Of the Register at us, Il at
tsmpis 70 put this paper In . position we have
neysr occupied. It may search our files in vain
and will NOT End The war .'baptized'' asa "Blaok
Republican War''--no such epithet having ever
besp used BY rs. Nor win Il hnd in our coll
umns as any time the declaration that the war
must be fOushtby "BIsek Republicans aions.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

We have neyes uttered such sentimenb and
deiyfhs Mybisr to the proof. 40 such rthlhgs
are aet down in our hles." EA.,
The Slatssasn censured Mr.. BuchAnAs be-
pause he did not act promptly; snd'lt complain.
ed Of LrnooLN's hating, hesitating policy after
hisinkugurasicus AEto.she propriety Of hia 40
tlon when he did proceed to put down rebellion,
we have said nothing; but expressly reserved for
another time and more appropriate occasion
than the present, 70 cay xha. We .houghton thai
subject. as1 a. ,ss.f vs,s = "a s.v.~ ss.,
r.. We do not wonder that the Register 10 sore,
and that allusion toitspast conduct, and the
condus. Of its "irrepressiple" associates, ffetl
H.; but We can assure our saudusky neishbor
that the day Is not far distant when all such
politicians az belong to its school will meet
With an indignant and burning rebuke from ths
people for the sectional agitation which has
been so fruitful OF mischief, and through which
our country has been broughtto to tspresent de-
plorable condition. 9ea .is-4 ,r1a.
L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
~ CARD.

n-Pzna zMRRroAN WATCH COMPANY. Of Walt
ha Abss., We 10 call The attention Of he public TO
III foiiowids emphatic accommodated Of wslthGn
Watches ths leading practical wasshnaksrssnd Jew
sio throughout the United sasss The entire iist Of
signatures 70 II ass TOO long for publication in enc
Gdvssnsmsnt; put TIM nsms prsssassd wilI " sssss
by thoaacqusnsd with The rnds u bsias In ne
hahss. degrees respectable and and nausnsial Asshsr
establishments may slHays be found ths genuine watch
~ Of the oonpauy's manufacture, In great variety.
Signatures from many siussahd towns not fully
resented IN this liz. viii appear ia future sdvsr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
Letter from. Beauvegard~xae bids
EarSysn % Chs rlcston,s andfgiyea

Gen. Beauregard was In Tennessee few
days ago, where be arrived the 30th Of May, q
stated BY the Memphis papers The state
ment made to the washingto ION stsf that he was
seen at Mabassasi Jonc,ionp on AlsudaySl lnst, d
manifeetlyan error. as yillappsas from the fol,
lowing letter from Gen, Beaureeasd 70 Gen. W.
Z. Martin, Of cbarleaton, published "a the
Charleston Cewiers in which be states distinctiy
that HE services we're required elsewhere thar
In virginia;lta ~ 'e,s.s ssesf z. reas q
Mr. DrAa GEBERAL;--I sincerely regret leay.,
ing Chafleston, where the inhabitsnts have given
me such awslcome shat Inow eonsider II ss my
second home. a D 3,nsss & 4 ! lsSss, ", =
I had hoped chat when relieved f,om her, d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

Nothing more completely blinds the oommu-
nifty than the false recommendation of the poll
1sonous compounds sold in tho market as flrst-
rate Saleratus, while they are mostly something
else. James Pyle lie the only mapufacturer Of
pure genuine article. Depot, 345 Washing
con Street, New York sg,s h sf5ltrr!e Z. :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
no Oonsulnlptives.

TO UoubumptLVebs -" p
The Advertiser having been restored 20 health In fsv
weeks BY avery simpie remedy, amer having Uttered sew
eral ysa WITH Ssvere lung affection, and ths dread
disease, consumpdons anxious 70 make known 70 his
fellow suhereu the means Of cure. '
TOa who desire hsyiil sspda COPY ofthspresctiI-
ton used Gree efchsrge with the directions for prspar
ing and nsins the same which hsy willnnd ssuRE orn
for oomunPrIor, AsrHnA. BRoNcHrris, 10. The only
object Of the advertiser IN sending the Prescription d "a
bsnsnt the aisisd, and spread bica hscopr
csivss 70 b invaluable, and be h0pss every sufferer win
try biz remedy, q Il VIII cot hsm nothing, and may
prove ablcssng.
Parties Wishing the prescription VIII pleass address
fiDG REv. EDWARD A.;WILg0N.cs. &.
.ssDSs K,r,, oo,.u,n wil,l'H,sq,gns NAH w. .,
oct3:wiy :, S'e'Fs'sS'' r''-s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
10 rar PUBLIC.

The undersigned, practical wasehnat.s and d.al.n In
Watches, having bought sofa American wsishss iss
number Of years past and hasns dealt IN all iindsof
foreign Watches for anash longer period Of tns beg 10
state that they have hsysr dsslt IN Watches whisA. sss
olass or in individual Instances. have hssn more ati
fsstery 70 themselves eastonsr whsihsr In sspsstsf
durssili, bsapts of anisn, enthusiastically correct pre-.
portions sesanis eoupsnsa.ion and adIastnsht Or y
An, tss,ksepiae rssuits, than those nanastu,sdh hy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
RETURN TICKETS
,as 9ac-a FIRsTesaaT ~ Sa..asz
OPENING or THE SEASON !.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT p. ROSES. .a,

n AGAIN OFFER TO, TAE PUBLIC
an entire new stock Of Goods n my line, Just purch
sssd In New Yoka the cheapest panic rates Of which
shall sell at the smallest prUh for Cash Ny custom
es and friends respectfully invited to and em-
cheap or cheaper than COY other houss ID s city, and
% do my own Cutting, and superintend my own huf-
ness, feel assured from my long Experience In best
ness, 10 give general satisfaction. Tbs ntst Of work.
men employed and all work done strictly 10 time and
on short notoe, and warranted to nt etangers visiting
our city would consult their interest By giving me call
As<}sstsa. - s Merchant Tailor,
I. march9o-diy Cor High and Tom sts.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

would have been to 20 tovirgInla, q oonh1And
OF the gallant' pliniane, whose covfage pc.
thence and zeal bad leafnedto kppfeoitt q AND
admire. But 10 seems my ssrviees aFerelnifed
elsewhere, and thirher shall 90, not, with JOY.
but with the 6rm determination TO do more
than my duty, If I can, aud 70 iohve 4s strong q
mark as possible on the enemies Of our beloved
country ehould they pollute lie soil with their
dastardly feet.
But resi- ASSURED, my dear tslts thEt whatever
happens ~ atst wel arc certain 70 triumph AZ
last, even II we had Tor afmB only pitchtorks
land aintsl9ck muskelsE for sysry bpsh And hay
stack will become an ambush, ana every psrn y
fortress. The history Of nations proves that
gallant and free people, fighting for their inde.
pehdence and Hresides, are invincible againsti
even disciplined mercenafies, at q few dollars
per, month. What, then, must be the result
when Its enemies are mere armed rabble, gain.
cred together hastily on false pretense, and
for an nnholy purpose, With an octogenarian OF
|its head7 None but the demented can doubt
the issue. TTwfITrfNT i Al ~ :
I remain, dear General. ycurs, sincerely, a
,2sA4A :, ,sry-P. G, I. .yBEAUREPARp.
By the following para graph from ths Louis:
vile Journal, 1t seems that the General was ar
rested as spy, upon his arrival 10 Memphis,
"a gentleman from Memphis informs Us that
Gen. Beauregard, arrived there few, days sihce.
and used great sndeavors to keep ephismovemen.s
secret Being a, stranger, and somewhat OBJ
servant, be attracted the attention OF the Vtgil,
ance Committee, who arrested him as q spy and
suspected person. Ths Generalissimo OF the
Confederate forces had TO send for Cen Pillow
10 identity him, and the hero Of Camargo soon
convipcedtb vieilants that they bad ding Their
ditch von the wrong side Of the rampant OF
'Memphian defense. wbereupon Besuregard was
discharged with apologtes.n III .,-C1A-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12

MTAnTHDsl-A q BNTs n SELL
prioos onslhird isuS hIn 81 n buro6sssd lseshsI
oall On "a ad1rsm (eiaup ccncossd) y Il
~ courtst-, pos>ens tfaSs. rsfir march 1'dm41p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
.toreat or, ana lauohy woOl.,,

To AlrssD ROsD, Esq clsiksviilss ! :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12
Ifroa f,hs KaoxvIlle Register. ist isst.l

No yCorroN TO 90 NoRrH. = General Pillow
has Issued strict that in order to carry out
the prohibition to export cotton except from
Southern ports. no cotton will be permitted To
6y railroa = nor up the Mis:issipPl, nor down
, 1861-10-24

How 20 paEsEEpE PofAfoKA-A CORES
pendent Of tho AgricHiAsrisf says: More
potatoes are spoiled through sweating than
nns I rnll1 he place SIX inches where
unni ihs pit Or hole. beaiing i hard with
q. 1pade throw thn potatoes on. shaping
Ia. pyramid. and cover thickly with
1Irl lgIL, clean straw. then commence a.
It1 bottom, throwing on the Earth and
4aup'rg 4 hlrd with my feel; one foot
fh|cE y plenty. WHEN within foot Of the
TOP mnhs Z hols h he straw with my
tlni. md pa N small funnel, one foot
I0I1 and I1r1s inches square. Close The
straw t1hi around the funnel, and cover
co1l|y NlI1 oaIih. cl1pping he Whole solid
With he SPADE Let The funnel remain two
U11I1 fcoVer ii with . small board in case
rI rains tIon take it out, close the hole with
|IIa. c0t1r uilh caDth. place green sod on
tho Top, 81 four small forked stakes In the
rroun1 around he heap, cover with boards TO
kcspod rain, and | win insuss your potatoes.
cslrr1 VIM snEEP.-A correspondent
e he Germantown Telegraph remFhs that
IaI1 cl|Vcs When they come 70 the barn IN the
Il|I, VIII, II confined IN yards with older ami
u1|a. lfcq1ontly sicken and become debili-
I1I1d. Being woak and small, they are usually
IA0I1f about and deprived Of their due share
of De fbod. and, IN consequence, Gall away
r1rid|r. Nov, Inegef allow animals Of this
d1lcf'1lIon % associate or Be eanfned with
lll.lI one.. bot put them with my sheep,
when there is no danger Of their doing or
reclising harm Sex calves, have observed,
, 1861-10-24
Dwarf Apple Trees.


We have repeatedly, says an exchange,
urged the planting Of dwarf arplc.trees in
gar dens and where the extent Of land is lin
tied. The following from that standard au.
thority, II rcy's Magazine, is to the point
"Dwarf apple culture. which has as yet
received little attention, is a s. hj ct drServ.
ing the especial notice Of fruit growers.
The apple, as a standard, has been almost eS.
cluded from suburban gardens, on account
Of the room required for the trees and their
long time in coming into hearing. But
dwarf trees, as objects Of ornament as well
as Of luxury. are scarcely less valuable than
the pear. They need hat little space, come
into bearing immediately, and small plant.
alton Of them will supply an abundance Of
fruit Of the finest quality. Their import
ance has beer altogether overlooked. The
Truth with standards is, that when they be.
gin tO bear they produce nnre fruit than is
needed, and they do not atf;rd a variety or
successi"n, unless sorts are grated on a tree.
Dwarts obviate tbs; single tree or tw"
produces rs many Of me sort as are wanted,
and the little room they occupy allow the
planting Of two or three dozen varieties,
which ripen their fruit every week from July
to Winter. They supply the poSsessor with
apples of varied beauty, dissimilar favor,
and the highest excellence.
FArrExISo CATTLE ON GRAss.-A CORES.
pondent Of the Country GentLemdn slys:
l>t. The pasture must be dry. We must
not take pattern by those nOvices in farm
ing who advocate low wet grounds for early
pasture. ID. Almost every farmer knows
that IL he dungs land pientfiIly, he can
raise large crops of corn, but don't believe
th't one in ten knows that land highly mali
ured with sheep or cattle dung will put fat
on either sheep or cattle great deal faster
and far InOie Of il, than unnnnur,d land,
unless il is rich dry land that has never been
titled. Sd. Land newly seeded, say The fI-t
and secnnd years, will not make stock fat aud
gain weight, like old grass-the older the
betteEs il occasionally tOp-dresSed with nn.
nure.
WATER CREss.-This salad Is easily raised
wherever there is q well or pump. Take
flooring boards, and make a tank four feet
wide and one deep; pitch the seams, aud
sink in the earth; I'll With goOd soil, and set
plants. Run in all split water. A bed Of
this size furnishes an ample supply for q
large family. By covering with sash, it
can Be cut from first Of May until the mid.
die Of December. Il should have warm
aspect to get il in bearing early, but it is
better shaded by an arbOr Of beans, squash,
ETC., IN July and August, or the sun Is apt to
eOOh Il
, 1861-10-24
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano cume TO band, and In rt rate ORDER II ls
besutilAl Instrumentation d wALEER, Philadelphia
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York. who has had
Of the Horace Waen Pianos, wTites Dll0ws:-"A
TREND Il nine Wshps me to pnrhsse q piano tnF her.
She likes the enc you sold me in DecrnheT 1858. Ms
piano % becoming popular n this place, and think
can intFuce one or two more-tbey will 10 more popu-
lar Than Gny other make"
We have two Of waier Pianos In use In our seminary
Of which has bfen severely tested for three years
and testify 10 their gpd quality and durability
WOoD q GBH00EY, Mount Carrull, III.
u. WATERs. ESQ Dear SiI: Having used one Of your
pianof FrS &c tW6 years past. have found very su-
peFi1i instrument -ALokS0 GRAY Principal BTO0klj o
Heights Seminary.
Rrv. Mr. Haynes writes as eIllows:-Prrston Hollow,
N. Y, July 2Sth, 1858. Mn. WATEMs Dear Sir: re-
peared with the external appearance and the tone also.
hope shall have OecasiSB " esdrr one or two more
the present. ueason.
Tioea. N. Y. July 18th 1858 HoRAcE WATERS, E-Q.
sir; The MelOde0B you sent me WHs dnlJ received In
gOId order. l am now fully prepared 70 say that tht
bsiumrn d highly satisfactory and leg you willuecepl
.nsSss Ior tns % ysry nos M terms % 90 which Soa w
y have fulfilled, and mufe than fulfilled, all that 700
pFOmiSetl. Very respectfully yours, &C., ksnri.
The Pisno rcelVed fm you continues to give salts
ctuD. reGa,d L as one of The bet Instruments In the
plaee.--JAnEs L. CLAhKE, Charleston, Va.
The Meloden has rsEy arrived. feel obliged 10 you
r y0nF liberal discount will d. vi can f y1u In these
paris-ReV J. N. MccOhMIcK. YaTquesvills, 8. @.
Tue Piuno was duly received. II came In excellent
cnnditlnn, and d very much admlTtd ~ ny hunerOui
EkT C0OPhR, Wananhnm, BrudiOFd O., Pa.
Your Piano pIeases Us WE'LL Il s the best one in ouI
county THOMAS A. LATHAM, CumpLletOB, Ga.
We are very much obliged you for having sent such
fine InstTuh cut fr e250 and shall take lains v
recommend it-BRANK, HELD Go. Buffalo Dsmocfut
The Horace Waters PiaBs are known as among thu
vefy best; enabled b. speak " these instrument
viii confidence. fm personal q their excel
, 1861-10-24
Tho Action Of ths HsuEL Dupsy.

Thla lnsi named dkease h commanly preceded By r.
regular action u The haart. and diGnlt reaplrait
whch symptoms ere always severn. and gn rum had
70 wore. une prupsF means ere rssDred 70 In Hello
WAYS unFiValled Ointment and ps the drnpsaI patient
viii ever lud aurconF The pFrsPut Fetf derived from
the a. theae remedies y mnFvrllouEly Qulr and pre
severance n The steady applcstiDn 81 th famous Ot-
meut invariably Feanlb ina eure. They act with such
enefgy the eircuntan and absorbent system that IN
drnDaral aid yanlshea and he sufferer 6nds ~ ne 20
pIsase synpioms daily decline, III natural health 70.
infnn. go if
, 1861-10-24

OrloeaI Uelknea. nsEVnus dsbIiy los splIill. l1lf
Uenknera 0f the hmbs and bark, lndiapnllllnn ona
ins 0f msma1v, assTscS q socisty, I've a pele.g
tmidlly. NJ dlIlIurt fiuine8. hsidafho, 1gnall-A
dl,chalEfa. la,na n n eldR, al1rllal1 - ~ -
sinp... 20 ,ae -. -. g 49, 49, ~ 49,.
III nlpkay. u MI d q curing dlllnl1l r
tunhlual o alheHl end bl1ol l1e u111 1u1clB -
eullllaIlnnA % lll1EI - ol11gll. ~.
, 1861-10-24
SIS for the Two Volumes!
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.

EOwLER AND WELLS, NEW YORK, PUB.
Il lish the following Popular and Scientific
sArals whI,h aG5rd excellent opportunity fnr bring
ing before the public AL subjects of general interest,"
GLife Illustrated"
a hTst elaas Weekly Pictorial newspaper devnted 10
News. Literature. Science and the Arts; to Entertain
nAnf ImprDvpment aud Progress. Ita e0umnn c0nisih
original Esays historical biographical and descriptive
Skeiohta Of travel and adventure, pnet'y, painting,
mnae. aenlpinFP etc; articles on science sgrrutuFe
horticulture phyNongy education and svety topic which
of impnrtace or interest," nll cnmhnine ta trndsr
nf the hest Fam y Newspaper In the world Pub
Ilshed weekly. at two dollars q year, In sdvance.
SThe Oeatef-care Joarnal and Herald OF
Devoted to hydrnpathy Ha philosophy and practice:
10 physiology and anstOmy, with ilufaive engraving;
In dietgtcs exerci.e clothing occupations amnsem-Bis
and th0se laws which govern life and health. Pnlshed
monthly IN convenient form frr binding, at one dollar
a;yeaF, N advances.
sThe American PhFenoIogfeal Journal"
Repository of science literature. ard general intel
liReBee. dPv'ten 10 phreDnORy, edncution magnetism
pSychnney, mechanism architecture. and 10 al thnse
prngreNsive measnrra Whirh ere oahnhfed 10 Feffnn
elevate and impFnVe mankind Huslrated with numsF-
portraits and ther euVFavings beantlfnl quaFt0
auiiahg for bluding. Pnhsh. mahfhly. at enc dnaf
ayear, In advance. FOWLER WELLS.
sos BFuadway. New Ynrk
For Three Dollars cnp3 ~ each Of TIE abOVe.named
JouFnals will be sent one year
, 1861-10-24
hdIssrslIon Of FouIk,

Sores. ulceEa. and suellngs, can With certainty BE-
cnred this Ointment he thoroughly rubbed al aFIn.d
the cnmpiainlng parts twice Or thrice DAY. keeping
them cggelsd Win lineRrag spread with the aame.
The Pills must BE- taken aeoirdng ta the printed a.
eectona The blood bring 10 an impure STATE, peRs.
ven.nce 3 neoelsy. FGOm humane mntlVes IsiieFa of
advice vii Be answered gratlOady To ave carriage
he Ps and OInimeut sh0ud le 0hained IN the nagl.
hnhood q Ne sleseF, and not from HOllOways Esiab-
, 1861-10-24
Bad Lsg.. Iad RNasIE SsIuiHIaua S0Iss b


10 nch casss the Ointment Operates Feiy and with
npidiy that gesm les maglc u should he Fuhbsd into
the parts Bcied aeF they have been IhFmsuied wilh
lnkruaEm wafer TIE purifying and curative poWen 0l
ths marvoous unguent havs ailed. Anyald s1re
wound oF ulcer aSavr ylsds 70 nusnco and In cases
d BID hrcaas milk leven, ~ action n wonderful.
0aBdulaF sgrlllngS may s0oh Be reduced By following
he printed dlneton1.
, 1861-10-24
GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.



J. the undersigned. having been under the tFeltmene
Of Dr.. l. J. CSapkay, although uutalired. kel ea.d
upon t0 give publicity n the efficacy of BIZ tfea ment
hoping that BY d"og 20 may he instrumental 10 pr
venting othera fm The fearful SUltFng and m WheB
Inexperienced, and bieh 90 chen result from the pelnl
cous practice of pTttenden Ny taeaaP has heen that
of physical and mental debility whhA follows In col
qneuce of ndlscretions IN youth. The sgfnlee yhch
endured are perhaps unnecPSaTy ior me % deaa ~
are h"oSn 10 tho-e Who have exWrenred them. bnmel
v bO say that having cAllPd the srvicea o d. Y
CsApkay Into reqnisitinn. ell the exIeclatipn Nhieh
may hHve fnFmtd NJ him veFe mnre than Ielli1ee.
Wnald thtrefWe Vscnmmend Dr. C1apkay b 81 who ~
hnd themselveH htcied with that dFeadlal malaoyi u
ojpct in doInR Ing Sympsthy fF suffering bumaniyS
and heartfelt deslFs q relieving tirm.
d ] DAHLEE. Printer.
State ~ Calgnia. riy and County II San PIanciees
On th- 9si day of July, o. 1855. heioge me. MlOs
JeWett Notary Public, p+ranpally appeard D ken.5
known 10 ne. Who heing dul, svgFn. do dfpo1 ~
s.y. that The contents q the card herewith asnsa -
him are true.
In vilSe. vheRaf ! have heFeunia ast ny hala. -
-laxsd my Hdsal seal the dsv snd year above gf1en
tLsJ Wh. o. JEwETT, NOnly Punno'
, 1861-10-24

Tie ingratiirde Ot mnn to his irl0W maB b oiten
mt with In h that testimonials, prompted by the liner
ltelingA n the heart, IN the lie Of thoee Wh0
aarhce their hest days IN philanlhrapic devnB 10 the
all vatiOn Of the ills Of frah matallty. EmpiFic-m
hnda the columns Of aur pFts With irAndllent and
tnns letter.. ainaing plna 70 the wuFih Of their
egntisticai elaraiansm Be.OW sppend oeTtiheats
Ir m worthy man. Who, hViel peTI6d since. seemed
destined 10 GhGfe M his mortal cnlj who hOksd ibF
ward 10 blB displuton Whh that pleasure which only
thse weighed down hy ne hesvy hand 81 dkeaee can.
restored him b. Bis ingmpr health. Relieved lrnm his
terrible sitnaton, and mpsled BY Rrutude. BE- nike
known hls and he remedial agent sd h raomrul
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