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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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CoMrrRuIIER,s nrrrcr ,
New Orleans Anri.3 1911
TNo sseo1
Resolrc the Comptroller be and he is bernbv othorcd
TO Inv ot;nn
official iuna conct for renarnr md krr;n IL; ~ lux
repair according specifications Furnished hv the CIV SIR
of
years the adjudication be subject 70 the Hnrn
val rejection of The Common Council - ~ 'i'
[Sgned o. NIXON
President Ronri NJ A,scr,s,
[Sgnedi LEA F. RAKEWEIJ,
President Board OF Assistant Aidnr, ,o,
Approved March IS 1861 '''
ISfsued1 JOHN T. MONROE Npvnr
Notice is hereby given that Oh MONDAY Ihe 1,t Asset,
1861 at II O'Clock will adjudicne at nv office ia tha n
bidder the RSSve contract. ~ ~ '''''
asst V. DUPLESSTS. ConptrolIor
----
SPECIFICATIONS EOR THE CONTRACT
roads Of the City. ~
The shall sc bound c orders of the Street Com
rssSiHaer take such of The plank
may be in had and det&ed cond and repair the same
in the following ma,neF, to-wit The
md raise their original and grade all sicener which
aides of the hg the spRcc between eeners so as to
e0n level with the same and shall then
Ing The pa ks for the top covering shall be the bes yellow
pine free splits bad knots and defects crulat,d
impair their strength durability and shall measure twenty
long by twelve inches wide and three inches thick They
shall be laid the seepers touch other and mako
close joints and shall be sohdy fastened of the cenerS
with inch pressed spikes two at each end every plank and
All the materials shall he of the best quality mad shall be fur
nised by the contractor, well as the labor - '''
me work sh.i nc executed On Tie orders of the Street Com
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EPAVE DU TROISIENEE DISTRICT.-TI a
- etc condnit Depot DIES Epayes Toiscne District re
aes SONS nihntS, entire Clouet IO"iSN Gnavp-
une True non blanche ayant roree sauche coupte e
boitant du pied de devant 'P
81 10 at animal nest ecam6 dams ours ct les fra
paYGS II Sera Vendn lenchere pubnue dit dGpot lie
MARDl, l6 davr 1851, IN hanres A. NJ F0'' -
Nnuve'le Orlfnns II n avril 1851 aiS ~
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Notice is hereby given that MONDAY the 18th Anri
1861 al II clock at Office, will proceed to adlcAte
TO The lowest bidder, the above contract.
as 1t ESST2
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Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY the 18th AYrl
1861 at 2ocfock will adndcate At my office the lowest
bidder the above contract.
asst V. DUPLESSTS, ComntrnlI,r
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


MIA MA 1r.ORALTY---OFFIClAL.
AAFoNAIF oi.y q a.. Hh Ep! Gf d ;ssSS
Common Council of the City Of New OflcNns
..... mo. 5560.l
favor d Franc Tarno, late ,ess Frs ns for the
sum q three huHded dollars the same to be m t of all de
his aforesaid capacity during theyecs ls S 1857 1858 and
rst F5ss;idsn' pro 'sn u ,r A$esn.
.,u, ~ "a 1 rsssident pro 'eno Beard Of Aldermen
fSigned JeHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
4 4, ,r Y. copy: x,n,ov , n.rrn ss,ra,,rv
MAroRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS ,
Common coeuc Of a e' Git, 1 IF M I t 6Peaus
mo. 555S.I
I'D e sdste fS 9 @ e and he he HnhsT
Tho New Cnnk', inleno the ranf voa now in bsd
SsssS; s furnished Is
tS'R"eol prs 81; q; N RoapGo If a,s,rman
Eg St Lsienedl JOHN r. MONROE, Mavor.
*AS0FALaT OF S SSE f,s GfI Assi' s: 1851, }
Commons ouncil of the city Of NewG1rleans :
mo. 5559.1
e her the oe IT. st Ss the 7 Of The s
made for The continuation of said repairs by te sale of
+ss9rd, That The COMPTROLLER aid is hereby
authorized a'1Gdtcate, attn the official
journal three contracts to the loves bidder each separately
for repairing keeping in repair the se roads of the
for t%o yeerone of said contracts for tbs repairs of said
roads from Canal street ~ upper lmisdt the city
the shell road honG Canal Osonit John
naming shelf Canal lower
cthe work to he done accordance with specifications
the City Surveyor and The Authorizations to be subject to the
| approval or rejection of tne Common Council
fSignedl LEA +. BAkEWEEI,
President Board Of Assistant ALDERMEN.
[Signed J. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
| Approved AprilA 1864. u
R9 st tSignedl J0HT r. MONROE Mayor
mo. 5557!j
Whereas, made in first preamble in resolution
No. 5442 approved December q, 1850 be it therefore
Isor That tbs aforesaid preamble be aleded as to
read asfolows VI:
the 5h September, 1850 jean Bapse Rnn, assumed
jacques Guesnon. Michel D. Ar11as Notary
pubic July $50 in favor of the city corpora
ton. perpetual ground rent, payable
nnay upon tierapal above mentioned which
forms Of large capital PEI men
toned which and Martin
Leroy before j. v Fonlon, Notary Public the ID
December. 1859.
lSignedl LEA F. BAKEWELT.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fSfsnedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April s. 1861.
IsiguedI JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
true copy:
a9 St MARION A. BiKER. Secretary to Mayor.
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bHmiJSiANS-l51o of l. 2 B ind gnlons for sale hy
NJ d ID. GRATIAA & CO.,
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mo. 5672.l

gE=Lt53lf#5 mo. aoiA
Resoltsd That the City hereby authorized
to make the arrangement with contractor for
paving with brooks Espauade street. so substitute
cafon crossing steps the crossing steps required b
the contract. f -
LSigned1 J. MAGIONI
Z - President pro tom Board of Assistant Aldermen
LSignedl S. 7. DEl.ABARRE,
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen
Approved April IL, 1861.
AZ 81 [Sgnedl JOHN II. MONROE, Mayor
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~, toMrTR0LLEg's OFFICE, }
'lty OF New Orleans, April 2, 1861, (

c. EoMrTRoLIER'S OFFICE
'lty OF New Orleans April q 1861
No. j52O1
nMEtd lhAi the Comptroller be and he is hcral.
c1a,I i 70 me lowest bidder after ten days notice in he
KENNY J "' nt y contract for snbsfiHting shell rond r,r
pnhk oaH on Eighth street from TcSnur1touIns ta s.
~ r. CIV work TO he done in accordance with
PFoH"i OF rejection Of the Common CorcH " u '"e "I
t'E"e"I - j. o. NIXON
fSiruo1, President Board Of Aldermen.
p's"euI ,,, Iva r BAKEWEII.,
Approved March o. 1861 " N''''''n' +Aiuefmeh'
lSsned JOHN r MONROE, Mayor.
II hereby given that will ahmdcntr To the o,ros
l, ~ my once on TUESDAY, 10th Of AnriI 1851 NJ T.
ana in " 'e c"n'F"ct' V. DUPLESSIS,
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NO. 5574.
Resove That the Comptroller be and he is hereby autbor
led to adindcate to he lowest bid five days notice in
ae oneia JOURNAL contract for digging the center
avenue from Bro I'd street canal draining
machine and The cleaning and widening Broad canal
from street 70 London the
accordance with specifications OF the City Surveyor and the
adjudication he approval or Of ihe
Common Council - ~
[Signedl j. MAGTONI
President pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen
lslgnenJ s. 7. nELAB IRE.
81, :, PRESIDENT pro tenn Board OF Aldermen.
az o. Lsgnedi JOHN MONROE Mayor
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mo. 5573.1
esoged hat permission be and the hereby granted
Sy hailrosd Company to lay abroad with
q way thereon til certain city and
that the contract Of said with city the right Of
Way ana railroad TRACKS certain of the
DC y changed and nsnded by the per noara with
LIST The right of way aging railroad track on PoevFar
street First District from Camp M4gazine street in i;en If
Gaiiiope street, as previously grant done square,
"a The right Of way and lnyirg railroad on Delery
street from Danph' 10 Rampant squares
3D. The right Of way and laying railroad track on Poland
street from Dapphne Rampart squarespoy
ded that the tracks to f. Canal the Barrack
Or lower limit of the ely be completed ageeably conac
before said track shall he allowed be constructed on said
Poland street from Dauphine to Rampant STR ct ""''
9f8&q lSignedl j. MAGIONI, ...=
President pro ten. Board of Assistant Aldermen
5Es&gs lsgned1 s. p. DELABARRE
Approved April II, 1861
ALL 6t [Signedl JOHN T. MONROE Noyor
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4 ~ 14EA1 aS Sr, IAH FIT'PEk AHl DEALER IN
go Gus tlAnfeS No hSrri5' Row (542 Magazine street.
o lug WI attend faithfully and pnpctuny 10 ali or
end reaUonGh1e terms @-''' A'''" up E"el utlT
&E7~ 4 II orders left i. Pc. H. 8lp us,-oniou, u.L
~ 'N>EH' f''eha'EH: us ~
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vi uFR0E, A. q CO., MEMS AND ROWS, GA Off.
81 iraVter and Magazine streets ~ w ''o oheh
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTH CTS
~ tor the construction of brick sidewalks borIered by
stones ana wooden CUTTERS Of
ever he same have not already been made by the property
holders 'F>'''
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lSlgNedI 7. q. NTNON,
President Bourd of Aldermen.
Approved March II, 1861.
tSgnedJ JOHN 7. MONROE Mayor.
true copy:
MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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No. 5571.1
Resor That the Street Commissioner be authorized order
tho contractor for maxi and repairing bridges the Second
District raise the bridges crossing street at the inter
section of Orleans street. toits proper level
[Sfgned j. MAGT0NI,
li President pro TEN, Board of Assistant Aldermen.
iSignedI s. F. DEI,ABARRE,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
Approved Anril IL 1861.
ai25t TSignedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02

OaIo TROOPS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA. On
Friday, Coils. KELLY's and IRvInE's regiments
were at the burnt bridges on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, four miles beyond Warrington,
and sixty miles from Wheeling. These bridges
were SO far restored that trains with troopl
passed over.
A detachment of the Wheeling regiment was
fred into at Glover's Gap, by rebel. HI
would have fred into the second train, but was
shot by men who got out Of the first train at q
urve'
The troops were everywhere received with
enthusiasm and generous hospitality, the country
people bringing subs tantial rations. The rail-
road be thoroughly guarded from Wheeling
to Grafton, and the communication kept open.
The front of Ool. STEEDMAN's regiment, the
Fourteenth, was in Grafton, on Friday night,
and the troops advanced from Parkersburg under
STEEDMAN's command, werelbetween Tollgate,
forty-six miles east of Psrkersburg, ard Petro-
leum. I. rtsl J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI Nay 81.
ooFFEE5-are in light supplies and held very rm a.
l3h@lqk for fAir to prime qualities. ~ y
SUGAR and M0LAssE5-standsa at the old quotations
with regular demand for the former but very limited
call for the latter article,
FL0UR--there was little better trade 70 day IN the
better grades at the old figures 81 6S4 80 for fall
and good exras; supenne sold at "a 454 so; fam
ly s5gs 95, and choice or fancy e5 so. ~
WAEAr-a little yielding in the market produced
freer sales. Quotations show qultea varying Hat OF
prices ,anging from 10000 for ordinary to prime Red
95c being about the average standard. White ranges
from 81 05@l 10 for good 10 prime. and from 81 lS
u for choice to fancy qualities Of Kentucky.
OORN-is In but moderate request aud dlstilers are
not oferiug over 800. for yellow and mixed.
oATs-are held at &c.,, but buyers do not offer oyo
o5c. The market 10 very inactive. ~ = 49, -
BARLEY--ls entirely neglected and remaius nornlna
at Co., y
RYE-there is nothing dolnE-SOc. Is the asking fig
ure.
wHIsKY-wasQ quoted at leo. but the market Is YER,
feeble at the figure.
PR0vIsIoNs-to name figures that may be regards
s fair criterion fthe market u very diHcult sine
holders who are easy AZ to their financial
entirely out Of the "rng at anything near late QUO
tstions, vlz " @tko. for Bulk Shoulders and ia
oko. for Sides with tho usual additional cent per Il
Bacon; Lard hpeelectsd, but quoted at sXe..--0tr
CON. June ].
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02
SkiFmishes at Acquia Creek and
Worsted, with Heavy Loss, in R o In

Skirmishes at Acquia Creek ana
Fairfax Court House Rebels
y Worsted, with Heavy Loss, In Both.
''l .e'.a3 Especial to the Post 10 tai
The Government forces had conflict with
the rebels at AcqHia Creek. The steamers Fsee.
born, Auacosta, and Resolute, and schooner,
opened fire; hpally silepcing the wharf battery,
and killing several rebels None Of our troops
wereipjured.s The Pawnee and Yankee wefs
sent there this morning. aANef. ~
Dispatches also state that q skirmish took
place last right at Falls Church, elk miles back
Of Arlington Heights. Our piokets were attack
ed by the rebels, and several Of our soldiers
wounded.
later dispatch states that force Of cavalry
and 45 infantry, under Lieutenants Tompkins
and Gorton, attacked the rebels az Fairfax Court
House The rebel pickets were met miles
tbis eide, who fled and alarmed the camp. The
cavalry then charged on the town, and encouu-
tered vigorous resistance; the people firing on
| them from the houses. Tompkins' horse was
shot under him, and,his cavalry surrounded by
rebel infantry, who poured in continuous fire
but they fought their way through them, taxi
ing number of prisoLers One Of the cavalry
was killed, and two wounded. Some staff OF
fcers Of the Fifth New York Regiment were
wounded, being with the Federal troops. Lieut.
Tompkins reports thirty rebels killed, and tha,
their force amounted to 800 They had pre-
viously supposed there were but 200 there
| To night our troops will advance on Fairfax
Court Heuses and take it., 7ys,-,.+ s.rt~y
Another dispatch says the rebels are fast re
treating from Fairfax. eq 4 'gy s'l
4 IHII D. d . = b. b . II Na afaHfI H D. H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02
WE SPEAK THAT WE DO KNOW In our edito

WE SPEAK THAT WE DO Know In our edito
rial capacity we are sometimes called upon to
notice articles, the desirable qualities Of which
are alone known to US through the testimony OF
others; but in introducing to our readers "Ken.
nedy's Medical Discovery" such is not the case
Personal observation permits us to speak with
the greatest confidence in regard to this popular
medicine. A member of our own family was
cured Of a most aggravated case of Tic Doulou.
reux of some twenty years standing. In addi-
ton to this, we have perused the certificates Of
many Of the most esteemed citizens Of the State
who have been cured ofvarious diseases more or
less connected with humors. We are convinced,
and would have the public also. Exchange.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02
From Sc. Louis ana the south. l..

ST. LOUIS, June l.
Two regiments Of Iowa volunteers are now
quartered in Keokuk, aud third is expe cted
daily.
The Iowa Legislature has voted an appro-
pristion Of $500 900 for war purposes.
The New Orleans Picayune, Of the 9th,
announces the arrival at that port Of the priva
teer Calhoun, having in tow the schooner John
Adams, of Boston, the brig Panama, and the
schooner Mermaid, of PfovincetowD, Mass, all
whalers, having l60 bbls. of oil on board.
A Montgomery dispatch of the Oath, to the
Mobile Advertiser, says an order has been issued
to the clerks of the Departments to be ready
to leave for Richmond on Wednesday or Thurs
day.
Col McArtburs regiment Of Illinois volun-
teers have not moved eoutb ward, but are under
orders to march at moments notice.
Gen. Doniphan has declined the Brigadier
Generalship rendered him by Governor Jack.
son.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02
? A1rx.sn,,. Va lima

gutsIl. ALEXANDRIA, va. June i.
A sentinel at Clouds Mills, on the out.
skirts Of Alexandra, was shot dead during
last night, and another wounded, probably BY
the rebel scouts. I'M fgGrDS
A river craftsman, who arrived late last night,
has reported that while passing -Acquia Creek,
he heard continuous firing In the direction OF the
Greek, The dispatch from Capt. Dhlgren in
this mornings papers gives confirmation.
The earnest hope entertained by many In the
North, that secession would dwindle away before
the United States forces, and loyalty raise its
headisnot reasured by interview with promi
nent citizens Of Alexandria, who express theil
grievances In the strongest language, The OH
cers In command exert themselves to the utmos
10 create better feeling, with partial success
The experience gained from this occupation
| will doubtless lead to great discrimination Il
the future selection oftroops. g3 u.Ft..
There are many unsatisfactory rumors afioa
with reference to the moyements, of Gen. Lee
/ Its not believed that the movements Of vir.
ginia forces will be 90 conducted as to unneces
sarily hazard the lives Of Southern women an,
chlldten, or the property Of Southern citizens.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02
THE MARKETS.
New York Market.

lEH1shrhfD Iok TIE ONO sTATbMAN
Nrw YORK, June J.
fL0UR-receipts OF 14,oG0 bbls; market heavy and
declining; sales Of 6,OOO bbls S4,o095 for superne
state; % lOg5 20 for extra state; % s54 20 for su-
peihne vestern 0O95 2S for common to medium extra
western; % 40 s5 so shipping brands extra Round
400 bbls at IS 50O95,5O
RYE RLUUk-steady at IS 1904.
WHeAT-receipts Of 2l5 5e3 bush; market heaAy.
heavy and common grades lG2c lower; sales Of so OO
bushels at Sll0 for Chicago spring; 81 Oeal Is for
Milwaukee club St159l 10 for North Western Club
60 for white Michigaui $40 for White Kentucky.
RYE-quiet at 60@66c.
BARLEY dull 55a60c.
CORN-reeeips Of is 774 bush. Market heavy and
92c lowor, sales OF rs bush. at 40Q4oo for new
medium western; So for western yellow.
OATs-dull at 3l@33k for western Canadian and
Stae.
Il, so for mess
PRIME HEEF-dull.
our MEATs--duil. E r-
LARD--dull salesof Zoo bbls. al o4oXc.
sufTER-io moderate request at sSslio. for Ohio; s
q l0c. for State -
oHBE.E-3aec as 10 quality.
WHlskY-nominsly at l0X@Ie.
srOCKs-withou, much chan. %, and rather dull,
mooey easy on call on ist class securities but paper Il
very dull and with dicplty NEGOTIATED; sterling ex
change closes quiet at 0Sk for best hanlers Mills: q
IL 1, 3ix; O. b, Q. so dal. 4 Ohi.57k;e. 30; O.
o: q O. %; o. 4 Tot. e3k III O. Scrip 07; Pan
lOs 8. 80; NJ O. 4e. Reading 3it; Harlan iOk; Dc
preferred 2ok; hud. SAX, NJ. 3. sinking funds IL Fri,
Q. 7sk Pacific Mail 67h; Erie 23,f; Hud Sd Dor a
I9i Mo. 6s 40k; o. 80; N. q. So; Va ASK; Penn. al
Treasury y per cent. l09N; ~. s. 5s 7437S Coupons
do III Coupons 70.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02

SARsAPARILLA.--This tropicalroot has q repu.
tation wide as the world, for curing one class Of
disorders that aflict mankind-a reputation toe
which II deserves as the best antidote we pos
sess for,scrofulous complaints. Buttobe brought
into use, its virtues must be concentrated and
combined with other medicines that incre
its powsr. Some reliable compound of this
character is much needed in the community
Read the advertisement Of DR.. AYER's sarsap
arilla in our columns, and we know 1t needs no
encomium from US to givy our citizens confidence
in what he offers Organ, Syracuse, N. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02

CoueHs. sudden Oh anges of our climat
are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth-
matic Affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly, when taken IN the early stages Of the
disease, recourse should at once, be had to
"Bropn's Bronchial TTochss, |" OF LoseDges, lei
the Cold, Cough, or Irritation Of the Throat be
ever 60 slight, as by this precautionis more se-
rious attack may be effsctuall " warded off,
Public Speakers and Singers, will find them ef
fectual for clearing and strengthening the
voice. See advertisement. For sale sbolesale
and retail, by Roberts g. Samuel, No. "a North
High street, 8. Samuel & CO., No. % South
High street. ~ y iialf s1l g gstr 'he.'ft
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02
From Harper,s Perry.

.. HARRIsDURc, June L
A scout, returned after Two dlys' stay at
Harper's Ferry, reports that quantities Of pro-
visions were taken there from the Maryland
side.
Army officers believe that, unless the Har-
per's Ferry forces retreat, they will bs sur
rounded within week.
The number of troops on the heights over
looking Harper's Ferry is less than l ,O00 hay
ing battery of four guns.
The troops speak depressiDgly Of the state of
affairs, but will fight hard. No troops have yet
been sent from Cha mbersburg southwark.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02
ALEXANDRIA, June

ALEXANDRIA, June /.
FThe steamer Gipsy, from Pennington, uia
bort Washington, at 10 O'Clock this A. NJ,
brings the following information, which had
cen received at the latter place:
The engagement at Acquia Creek resulted in
the retirement of the Freeborn and Anacosta,
after severe fight, in which number were
killed on both sides. The two steamers retired
to await the Phwnee. She stopped at Fort
washington to await the arrival of the trans
port Baltimore with troops, supposed to be the
New York list regiment. ...
The Pswnee and Baltimore proceeded in COM
pany.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02

GooD.--We met one bt our friends yesterday
on Broadway, and were sstonishedat the change
In his appearance. A few weeks ago we saw
him, he was pale, lean and dejeetedi complain.
ing of weakness and debility, having beeni so
afflicted all summer. Now he appears to be fat,
healthy and strong. We learn he owed his res
toration entirely to McLEAN's STRENGTHENING
CORDIAL. g ,sy,9
We advise all who are complaining of Gen.
eral Debility to try it;i 1t lie certainly very
pleasant remedy. We learn that there are large
quantities Of il selling daily.--Morning Herald
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02
Hollo ways Pills and Ointment.

Z PRAcrIcE vs. THEoR.--The unparalleled sucs
cess which attends these remedies In their radi.
cal cures of Scrofula, ErysipeIas, Salt rheum,
Kings Evil, Barber's Itch, Ulcer, Sore Leg,
Ripgworm, and all skip diseases, would be deem.
ed Incredible, were IL not substantiated by "a
cloud ofliving Witnesses" Such beneficial re-
suits cannot fall to challenge our admiration
for the genius which displays such science in the
extirpation Of disease and in the triumph Of
health! Sold BY oil Druggists, at 25c., &c.,
and 81 per box or pot fiaea' .f' =,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02

The MAILs.-The Postmaster, at Cincinnati
on Friday, addressed the following note to the
editor of the Enquirer:
The public have got the impression, from
telegraphic dispatches and other unofficial sour
ces that the mails are not carried with any regu-
larity throughout the country, and that they are
almost entirely cut off from the South. Permit
and received with the usual regul arity, and that
up to this date / have received no official noti-
fcaton from the Department at Washington to
stop sending postal matter to the Southern
States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02

" Before noticing patent medicine we have
to be certain that IL will prove itself to be all
that 1t is recommended. And we would say
that the Restorative Cordial and Blood Renova
tor ofPfof Wood will stand the test fully, and
In fact tits without any doubt the first article
In market for purifying the blood and strength
ening the system. We have no hesitation II
recommending It's use to ell .-New Yorker
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-02

TAucrIoN SALE OF SILKS AND ALL OTHER
FINE Goops.-P. T.. WooD, lO3 High street. has
set apart Monday and Tuesday afternoons ex-
pressIy for the positive final closing out Of his
stock of Silks and all other fine Dress Goods.
The ladies will bear this in mind, as 1t is their
last hance for these goods at this sale.