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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
Iora Bfoashalnn IN F.vo, q c9a,sss..iasa.. : !
The following letter was Addressed by Lord
,BRoueHAM to Conference at Birmingham: Id

The following letter was addressed by LORD
BaoueHaM to Conference at Birmingham: lid
odi o. .iGAsNKs, (Var y Jan. ~, le6i:sa
MY DEAR Hull have again to express my
great regret at not being able to attend the Con-
ference. Y You may we'll believe how deep an in
terest / take in it. There wants some such
thing To- give one comfGft'in these times, when
such untoward events are, ,1it sto be feared, in
progressd The difficulties unhappily interposed
BY Aarious causes (some of q kind not easily re-
mosed) 70 theeettlement of Italy hndera con-
stitntional government, freeing her from the
worst tyranny OF modern times, and, above all,
he alarm felt by,dl lsfrisnds ofhsmasitaproDss
ent attis risk of disanioa 6g America, are aata-
rally ypeymost in oas's mind at te present. time.
Hop mreh, Il 70 10 be sished that The lcontsnding
parties IN both Nalyi aad AiHerica ,sspald take q
leaf out of our books and learn the pisdog' 90 tosl
az he virtus Of comoyomise and mutual eOnees-
sion! Our Constitution is the genuine result Of
this wisdom l. heartily wish success 10 the
Conference, aud believe ne, etc.
,iI,J,.--,q q mar boi DR0UGHAM.lg b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

| y NEW PosT ,MAsrER.-John Caskey, Esq., ed
itor of the Reyabliesn, has received the ap
pointment Of Post Master At this pieces and ta-
ken charge Of the Office, ~, iss A uqpery 70
many Democrats how Mr.. Csskey gct tbis ap:
pointment from Democratic Administration,
We have been asked the question sst least q
hundred times; our answer has been that We 10
not know. Ills certain that he got 'it through
Che secret connivance Of some Demccrat or
Democrats, who are now being pretty piainly
spoken of by Democrats generally We canncs,
OF course, fault Mr. Caskcy for taking the Of
Gee. We suppose heawilF make pretty good
Postmaster, but it goes espowerfully against the
grain TO see It transferred to- bin by an admin
stFstion Of whom be could not Say bad things
enough. II gosgdorp pretty Eteugl5slte6 y;lh
O goodly number OF Republicans who desired
the appointment Of Mr.. Cameron, ,pf Mr.. Deop.
old. Hereafter II might bs d well for thepee
pie Of thisyicinitye both Dsmoerats sra Rslab,
iicans, 10 watch andiprsy . dittlenlotst tiiey
have been doing In times past, 4eigles Ctenty
FeYMer,. FEB. 2lsrJ az AN $3.50 - .,,t-fssi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
The Bonsparto-psttsrson olae. aaai,

& Inregsfd 10 the great Bonaparte-R RAttePoD
case, the eGsse cslsbEs of the days thera are in
dicstions of profound political meaning in the
Emperor permitting the case 20 90 before the
civil tribunals of France; for in the event that
the court decdes.the Legitimacy Of Mrs. lRattsrr
sons son, il materially effects the claim of
Henry Y. to legitimacy, who, Il will be remem-
Berri, By Z second nsrsias {. Ibilo' 2iiss Biows.
his slegitimate wife, was still living. The cases
are pafrllel; and II this yieH be correct, which,
from the EnperorS sagzcit5 is pfcbables -ihe
recognition OF Mrs. Pstterson's claims may be
considered probable. On the let inst.' the case
again csmeup, pursuant 10 I'D journmeht. ] M
Berryer's reply occupied the court till two o.
elock in the afternoon, when, after q short re-
cess, M. Allons commenced his rejoinder. No
reports of the speeches have reached us yet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
SATURDAY EyENING, FEB. %, 1861,

pWswill publish on Monday the speech o.
Mr., HurcHEsoK, of Madison, delivered IN the
House on the 2lst Of Februarys on H. B sSls, 70
prevent hsrboring and secretins fugitive slaves
and assisting in their escape. aaS i1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
DR.. Halls Balsam

This popular and truly valuable medicine
continues e, effect the most astonishing cures
and, II the ststements Of good citizsns are en-
titled to credt,it is worth the attention Of ey
cry CONSUMPTIVE, and o fair trial BY al
who are troabled with any disease Of the 2arod
or Luags. " II M He An Ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
TFThs following il an extract from a

letter writtenb By the Row US. HOlme, paster OF the
Baptiat Church. Brooklyn, N. Y, TO
Journal and Messenger Cincinnati o., and spess
volumes in favor of that wordrenowned medicine biSs
wmsLow's soOrriiro sYRUr FOR cnlLDRrS Tnrnme
a"we see an advertisment In your columns Of kRs
WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. Now we never sad a word
In favor ola patent medicine before IN fe but We
feel compelled 70 say readers that this hum
bug-wR HAVE TRIED 1T, AND KNOW 1T TO BE ALL IT
CLAIMS It sprohaby one Of the most successful med
cnes Of the day because til Of the best. And those
Of your readers who have babies can't do better than
lay In supply ". .it lla vi ~ De- ,i,H oc27:1yd&E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
HAIR iDYE-HAIR DYE

y VIM. a. Batohelor's Hair Dyel
y The Original and Best in the worlai !.
All others imltations and should be avoidst
tfyou wish to escape ridicals. A4d "a a
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black withcutipjuy to
Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bee
awarded to wm A. Bachelor since 1892 and over e000
applications have besr uadeto the Hair Of his patrons
Of his famous dye r, NJ t
WIN. a HAToHELcR's HAIR DYE produces a col
or not to be distinguished from nature and s warranted
iDjure in the least however long ray be centp
ned and the I'll effects Of Bad Dyes reedied the Han
inyisorated for life By this splendid Dyo
Sold In Gil cities, and towns OF the Uni;ed States
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
JNJThe Genuine has te and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides Of each box Of WILLIAM
A. BArcaBb0R, Address --',
edt f-oHARLEe BATcHEL0R, Proprietor,
jJ@-vlv 81 Barclay street, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

Iyvg ! rTrTO iOOnsumptiyes. Bf -,r--
The Advertiser having restored to health In few
weeks by avery simple remedy, after hAyinEs uGsreds
rn! years with lung sdeotlOn and that dread
disease, Consumptionls anxious to make known tohs
feiicw.suOerers the means Of cure, - -.
To all who desire It, he VII send copy Of theprescrp
ton used Gree Of charge) with the directions for prepa
ing and using the same, which they will And suas Gu
for cossuRr1oh AsrHA, BRONCHITIS &c. The only .sA,
object Of the advertiser sending the Prescription Is to
benentthe anlcted and spread information which hscon-
eeves % be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedyEIAst VII! cost them nothing and may
Parties Hishng the prescription will please sddres-
DP-Nl Rxvs WARD A. WILSON, -, sss1s4
A-st WILLIAMSBURG,
t,.,,.w,. aTRinv County, New York,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

Mr.. FERGUSON presented new MS
B. No. 252-SuppIemenAry To- Gan act making
certain instruments q writing negotiable" I"
passed February Is, 1870. k,
On motion Of Mr.. GARFIELD, the Senate
went into committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Cum
nina In the Chair. and on rising, the chairman
reported back s. B. No. 235-Relating to the
jilde9i1g and tranegibing Of Judicial records Of
fhirheld county. without amendment, and said
Mr.. PERRILL introduced the following res
olution, which was adopted:ETTfse FsrgsF ~
4 Resolped, That the duty of raising and lower.
ing the flag over the Senate Chamber, in accord.
ance with former resolution of the Senate, be
committed to the Sergeant-at.Arms.
On motion, the Senate adjourned. Fns
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23
STIMULATE TING 9NGBENT=

is prepared by Dr.. G, P.8ELLINdRlM, an eminen
physician os London andSlsWsSarted to bring ont
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-23

The Subscribers take pleasure in announcing 10 th.
Citizens Of the Uniied Sates that they have obtained III
Agency for and enabled to offer to the American
public, the above justly celebrated and wordrenownet
article, The
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

80 D1srANcEs IN MIssoURI.-The distances
from St. Louis to prominent and important
points throughout Missouri, are as follows: :
To Jefferson. City, l25 miles; to Sedalia
ls9; to Lexington 1913; to Cape Girarbeau
$50 10 Birds Point, 200; 10 Pilot Knob,
e7E4o Rella, Is, to Springfield 233.
FromSedalia 10 Warrensburg the distance
is IS miles; to Cliatop, 80; to Warsaw, SO
s&Independence, 93, to Kansas City, j 90.
Clinton to Oscola the distance is % miles !;
aud dte Bolivar 90. From Bolivar TO Spring
field the distance is 80 miles. From spring
/, field to Carthage the distance is 55 miles
70 Neosho, 20, to Fayetteville, Ark, 10e,
% Boil l22; to Lebanon, SO. From Cape
Girardeau, 10 Pilot Knob the distance is
60 milSs.;s From Pilot Knob to Pocohon-
Ras AK. The distance is 100 mile.
Il appears, that the government has
through its agent in England, purehaset
large Quantity of blankets to the exten
aEst least SOC, 900, and that at least two
hundred thousand more are yet to be pur-
chssed. Some ofthese it is said have al
.rady arrived The Government was COM
sfslled 70 exercise this foresight before the
approach of vintet, as no blankets could
be got in this market, although it is sup
posed that several spectators are holding
them back for the higher prices.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

TnE WAY TO Do Ir.-Maor Franl
Whites official report, made TO Gen. Ere
mont, of the recapture of Lexington, Mis-
souri, contains couple of passages thai
show there are officers in the Army who
can overcome 1ifficuities:
JOur horses being all nnshod, and con
sequen,ly, unfit for travel, We procured &
few shoes and a quantity of old iron, call
ed for blacksmiths from our ranks, tool
possession Of two unoccupied bIaeksmiihs
shops, and in FIVE days shod our horses aud
mules, 232 in number. 81 lz,ls. .
Our scanty supply Of ammunition hav,
ing been destroyed by the rain, and having
two small bullet moulds in our possession
We procured lead and powder, and turning
a carpenters shop into mandatory,
made 5000 cartridges for our revolving
rifles. "a Is .14l51lHA :
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
Politics I'm Kansas.

3 Gov. Robinson has many bitter enemies,
and he will stand good. chance of being
defeated by the people at the next election.
The officers Of Lanes Kansas Brigade
have published card denuuciatory of Gov.
r., which is numerously signed and is a
formidable document.
The opponents Of Gov. Robinson bcliev
ing that The State is entitled to elec: its of
Iicsrs At this, the first regular election un-
der the State Government, have nominated
! I, ticket fol, which they will vote, although
thsre 10 no warrant for it in the Governors
proclamation. This irregular ticket is head
ed BY George A. Crawford, of Bourbon
county, for Governor, and Joseph Speer,
Of Jefferson county, for Lieutenant Cover
nor. The election takes place Nov. 5th,
and is for Ia Legislature, county officers,
State Capital, banking law, amendments
to tho Constitution, and to fill some vaean-
-ciss. The offices of State Treasurer and
attorney General are vacant. Kansas pol
itics are mixed as usual, aud che rage for
new victims forsthe "Governor's grave
yard" is still in fashion. The young State
.swM probably have two executives aspiring
for the helm after the ides of November.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
Inpressive Scene.

ION Thursday evening the 18th Massa-
chusetts regiment, which is encamped on
the plain on which Gen. Stones tent is
pitched, ,Ssld ias fsst- parsds s'scs the bat
-tie7of BaH'sB.uff. The scene was impress
w 1se md touching. Less than half the nu-
mercisl force of the regiment before the
battle was present. Some companies
marched into line with less than twenty
men, many of them without arms, many
without uniforms, but none without brave
Una mxbiy hearts Alter the parade the
regiment was formed in square, and their
noble and gallant Col. Devens made them
an address, to which faitful verbal report
would do injustice, for no description could
re6foduee the lender, suedued fervor with
which the Colonel first spoke, the electric
syppathy by which his men were affected
t6p Tie eafSest determination with which
the question was asked and answered,
"Soldisss Of Massachusetts,. men of Wor-
essasi county, with these fearful gaps in
your lines, with The recollection of the ter
ribls struggle of Monday fresh upon your
shoughts, with the knowledge of the be-
-Feaved and soul stricken ones at home,
weeping for those whom they will see no
more on earth, with that hospital before
your eyes fillsd with wounded and MANNED
comrades, ] ask sou now whether you are
,rssdy again 10 meet the traitorous foe who
lais eAdeavorhg 10 subvert our government,
and Who are crushing under the iron heel
Of despotism the liberties of a part OF our
countryi Would you 60 next week
Would you 60 Tomorrow Would you
90 this moment?" And one hearty "Yes"
burst from every lip.
No man who knows what that noble
regiment did on the 2lst inst. could doubt
them. Their Colonel has himself stood
,sheir sponsor in tie baptism Of fire, and the
question was needless one; but as ''iron
sharpeneth iron, so doth a man the face of
Ais friend. 'ai'13liot a11 .2a9F1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

sfsPrinssieid
A private lsttsr from one of the cavalry
which pasficipated in The recapture o.
Springfield; No, furnishes some addition
ii particdlsis of that briili.nt dash. The
letter say4 lkSf our whole force amounted
to sedzs1so, 40, Of which belonged to
Fro e BODY guard, while that Of the
enei saesnted to 2, 100 OF which 600
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
POntOniers.

The n. Y. Times, in commenting on
the Ball Bluff disaster, inquiries: "Have
we pontoon Train among us? As peril
nent to this inquiry, we can say that a
competent man in this city has enlisted a
company of sappers and miners. all me.
chanics, and competent 10 build anything
from bridge to gunboat, which he can
not succeed 10 getting admitted into the
service as sappers and miners. They=can
be received as infantry, and under The pay
of infantry allowed to act as sappers and
miners, but there is knot of red tape at
Washington which prevents the acceptance
of volunteer corps Of sappers and miners
Gin. Gazette.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
~ OH District No: 8. Killbuck Township. l " m
No, 8, Richland Tp., mills on the dollar. On
on The dollar. On sub district No: 2, Saitereek
TO the PubliC.

DURSUANT to instructions from the Secretary Of the
L Treasury book will be opened on the fourth day
of November 1861, at the Office Of EN0S, BROWN
COs. in Aersburg, for subscriptions under supern-
tedenee for Treasury Notes. to be issued under the
act Of July H. 1851 These notes will be issued in sums
of fifty dollars hundred dollars, tive hundred dol
lars, thousand dollars and i've thousand dollars
each dated 18th August 1861 payable three ycars after
date to the order of the subscriber or as directed and
bearing interest at the rate of 310 per cent per an
numsEysbe semi annually; such interest being at the
q twoeens for each day every hundred dollars
For the convenience of the holder, each note will have
attached expressing the several amounts Of
annual interest, which coupons may be detached
and presented for payment separately from the notes
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes will be received
during fifteen days from the day Of opening the book
aforesaid. No subscriptions for less than fifty dollars
for any fraction of that sum can be received. SUD
be paid in of the United States at the time OF
subscribing. Subscriptions of moro than ono may oe
paid at once if preferred onetenth at the time oi
subscribing and third of the whole amount on ev-
cry twentieth dag thereafter until the whole shall be
paid No payment of less than fifty dollars be ac-
sspted that being The smallest sum for which Treasury
Certificates will granted in depcate to subscribers
foi the amounts 50 paid the original Of which the sub
scrber will transmit by mail to the Secretary OF the
Treasury when Treasury Notes Aforesaid VIII be is
sued thereon to such subscriber his order carrying
interest expressed in such certificate; but in
where pnlya part Of tho amount subscribed is paid at
the time es subscribing, Treasury Notes will be issued
only for tue payments made subsequently to the frst
which viii remain until ths whole amount subscribed ny
ch person shall be paid when Treasury Notes will be
issped for such first payment also On payment of each
def alent, the subs riber will pay. in addition
thoreto equal to the interest accrued thereon
from the 18th August to the date of payment and
final payment like interest the amount paid sub
scrption, which payments OF interest viii be rembur-
sed to the subscriber in the payment of the first cou-
pon. CQftEEDCTD J
Tho Treasury Notes issued upon such certificates by
the Treasury will be sent to the subscribers by mail
such other mode may be indicated by them when
they transmit their original certificates The duplicate
certificates may be retained by them for their own Sc
curitv. i-,FTi7g f-GU<S R.K. EN0S.
Aillersbury Oct o. 1861
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

ThsiSliod0etion of the culture Of Sot
ghum at the West proves TO have been
most opportune, and should the war con-
tinre for . few years Sorghum will not on
" furnish the Western States with the su-
gar and molasses used for domestic pur.
poses, but the products of Sorghum will
be in steady demand for Eastern Markets.
Sorghum culture is no longer an expert
ment in the rich corn sections of the great
valley of the Mississippi: In Utab, even
it now furnishes the people with good
substitute for sugar and molasses in their
secluded locality. The Sorghum crop
last year In the Western States was valued
at some five million of dollars, and it will
probably reach fifteen million the present
season. Ths autumn has been favorable
for ripening and working up the cane. and
improvements in the mode Of manufacture
have added much to the quality of the
syrup and chsapened its production. A
still wider planting of ths saccharine plant
may he eoa6dsatially looked for from year
Illinois is now one Of the principal Sor-
ghum States, and the production Of q SIM
gle county, Ottawa, is put down the pres
eut year at 2, ,25O barrels of Sorghum Mo-
lasses. At Rockford, IN, three new, e6asb-
lishments have started this season for the
manufacture of cane into molasses, and .,
rotary alternating Esaporator IS used with
great success. Il is said to consume less
wood than Cooks famous Esaporator, is'
less liable TO scorch OF burn syrup, and can
reduce the juice of the cane to heavier ar
ticles Of syrup and much fairer. The es-'
sential properties of Sorghum are becom-
ing well understood, it is certain 10 be re-
muuerative when made available as a part
of our agricultural economy. -
The Cincinnati Gazette has the follow
ing paragraph:
A farmer of Hamilton county has left.
with us a sample of Sorghum moIasses,
which is free from the acidity which has
been regarded fault in this article, and
will compare favorably with good New Or
leans moiasses. He informs us that he
has made about three hundred gaHous;t this ]
season; and that with an average crop, the
yield is at the rate of 100 gallons an acre.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

THE Missouri CoNGREssMEN.-The
several members constituting the deleaa-
ton of Missouri TO the Thirty seventh
Congress, are now engaged as follows:
Francis P. Blair. Jr., is now Colonel of
Union volunteers; James Rollins is now
forming a regiment; John B. Clark has
been expelled; Elijah Norton is seces-
sionist; Jahn w. Reed is in the Rebel SER
vice; John H. Phelps is Unionist; John
W. Neel is quiet.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
DR. McLKAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS
for Liver Complains Bil1isss.rsA aeaasehe

4 D8. McLKAN'S UNIvEkSAL Pills 8I
for Liver Complainh BillisssnrsA Aeaaaehss
p - - III &C., &C.
There never has been Gsthartic nedicn6 e6srsd -
the public that has given such ehrs atseton - Ne
Lesn's universal Pills. n'tA
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly inssesaA
and can taken by the most tender infant; yet pfot
snd powerful in removing all Billioas eretlo14 AGal
or Impure Fssed Matter from the stomach. II t theY
are the only Pills that should be used ID assioss d
tricts. .a-.--l lI,Ie lc.fellf = at rkl
They produce Gripping Sickness or rain IN a.
Stomach Bowels, though very active aAd srepsko1S
in their operation, promoting healthy sserstoss Il ~
Liver and Kidneys Who will suffer from BiIousness,
dy can be obtrined! Keep them eonstaaty on hae4;
single dose, taken in season, may prevent heu9 ~.
Universal Pills. That other. Being eos&ed tAsIS
tsstcless Prcc only Is cents PER bog, - esA ~
sent by mail to any part Of the United States, M
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole fropfistoN
Corner Of Third and Pins Stssetst ST Louis, .uss
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
!: Dust think Of Buckner,s bare footed

men, stopping niggers in fields and up
on turn-pikes and robbihg them of their
iabrogans. The niggers must think it high
time to be off the stage of action when
Buckner's rebels are already stepping in-
TO their shoes.-Lou;syills Journal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
N0rIC f.
l aags yiss1s TO THE. .liaa 40 s2t St't9@
OfHOLMES COUNTY. OHIO.


hae
and from the first day April until twentieth June after v " s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

ALMANACS FOR 1862.
D and English for 1862, for sale at the ,rr
PeQK STORE
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
THELMARKHTS
lIiller sburg Market. !
BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE County Commissioners will meet at John Max
l. wells sawiSliliip Befi5 towsship. on j
Frideg The 29M dav,ef Apuen,6er,I lS6I q.
at o'clock NJ, for the purpose ofcontracng for the
buSpg OF new Bridge across Douty the road from
Miiiersburg to Berlin. : II IIla Y ISJJ3I
a- By order of the Commissioners. 81 ,ii 81
.- G.F- NEWTON, Co. Aud
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
.sE TIA
TO-
TAsX-RAYERS
UEE GITIIDTI

4 IN pursuance Of Law. L THOMAS B. RAIFF,
-: rs edrrectly stated in the following I
snlPs and Corporations cf said county; and that.
nay Of ectober until The twesifiefh day sfsD
i &nas'ss nspsidgwill be charged with the penal
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
Recommended particularly to ClerGynaG
+, Lawyers and other Public. Speakers.

Recommended particularly to ClerGyRGn,es
= Lawyers and other Public. Speakers.
Professor Porter has, without solicitation, given
acerticate Of the excellence of this popular Cough
Medicine. 1t will lie interesting to all who are
sfiicted with coughss-Pihsburgh Daily Post.
-s2a ExcHANGE HOTEL, Deccmber 10, 1856. -.
AessTs. Edifors-IIaving been for some time past
very much afflicted with a severe cold and almost
constant cough and having tried various remedies,
syrups, &C., and all to effect, was induced by
myesteemed friend W. w. Wallace, of this city, to
make trial of RE Sellers Cough Syrup. 1 did
SO, and to my geat surprise, received almost ir E
mediate relief r. was with the greatest difficulty
that lectured beforo my respective elasses, but
taking spoonful of the Syrup just before entering
my lecture room, could speak with perfect ease
during the evening. 1 would particularly recon-
mend it to clergymen. lawyers, and other public =,
speakers. JAMES II. PORTER,
80 Professor Of Mathematics.
Price, 25 Cents. '