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scv eoocrs-t tAsy srr he s-st psge.s.se ycu 60
pa forth from Ne ~orid q ras-f.csas Tns IN.
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pasr<t,vss vAs,~ver. rhe iaereAeots a - =.
th~7 sre esnpo~-d -o@rc~sy ~ ohtAfB~d ~ IN
stsis Or ~ naiers a ether p:,iS u. Bssaar
las tA~r s-O.n ard prepared without r.sars. - -.
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n-e l. sppsec-s>c- @ III sAl~~ il6,eate- OH
pers-fsv~- az drs SstEx tirkerlag es.stcsoe An
W, la-y NAY have D~-ss. nnt l<andr-tk
ftils ~~i- sDc snre--2le, bseause thsz orefas.
-o.es lnp1re hSnor- 10 ~aluable nss1 /.
trv,b-f. soly cne< ~o-l-cr, ul~ler.A.. wtti
wten tao cot q u. BODY. i-svos u strsnr~r
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remove TO- crB4s AZ - Auzso-s fr.sn tn is'
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~ There viii he services held a, 8

- mere Vii ne SERVICES heio NJ d.
stephens Church on Thursday the Goth inst.
at 4 O'Clock. 4 NJ the day set apart for
PRAYER aud is.tias ~ the President Of the
United State The Rev DIR Fitch. off
eating
fI.ssar.f oIa.a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

Meuaioated Hair w ash.

DKDi. .sEpi.ssL w CANADA
II hsviLs r~sss-e las ~ ssng aud hsir Dressing
ssioon sS,nzping r~rrr Hante Hsuse. beg iesv~
90 inform ts~ Ill., IA as1 psb,c generally, ths'
70 nov prepared ~sit upsa customers in ~
usual sstlsf.rt.rs Nsnnsr >srscf attesues ss~en -
sb<npeosins 49, srsnns i~.ai~s AL liu-s sdrh'
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
SOUTHERN NEWS VIA LOUISVILLE


LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2l.--Runors prevail of
the burning OF the Nashville & Louisville
/ Railroad bridge Nelin, 81 miles south Of
! here aud that no Confederate troops are
north of that place.
Our nickets are said t. Ice ten miles south
of Elizabeshtown.
Two officers and five privates of Buck
nef- command were arrested near Eliza
bethtown BY part Of Rousseau command and
brought here to-day. They are supposed TO
he spies.
Gen Anderson has issued proclamation
sa,ing no Kentukian wilt he arrested who re
mains st home. attending 10 hs- business who
does not takepact by action orspeech against
! the Government or State Government or
does not bold correspondence With. or give
aid % our enemies.
The Democrat publishes letter from :.
! T. Buckner 20 joe. Guthrie. proposing that
Guthrie continue the management OF the
portion OF the Louisville railroad, under the
| influence of the forces under Buckners com
mand, and j. declined, Buckner proposes to
transfer the rolling stock 10 such agents as
i. NAV be appointed by the COMMITTEES through
which the road passes.
The report that lock number ON. On Green
river was DESTROYED. j. untrue. AMI il l. very
doubtful whether number three = destro, ed
Buckners advice 10 that effect. came too
late. The undestro, ed locks are now guard
ed by U..ion forces.
Many Union men IT this city ace much lie
turbed for fear that the conicdsra,es having
nearly consumed the eatable- of the Stale 81
Virginia. will take al, antage of uninterrupted
railroad communication from Richmond Viz
gini. To- NoIn. kentuck,. and come and lie
,ouf the eatshles of Kentucky. iurisg the
coming autumn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
TO FARMERS.

no BI ~ - . ~ "a
Thrashing Machines and Engines.
,T,aIf ARR THr srsr N rsi ioE ell AIN"
ena Gavin. the srsin. fs.t fhrsttils. 80 eufa
h-ify Their -<p-rslors ,roA ne f1n-1 - AZ -
"a. INA .oallty fsF t.,t all Iasfr lffr- r~
- .r he Nchs~-f drsA q tny fasruiarsrr-f; snt
,hs.r Portable sssu.. - sssszraFs~r
80 sa.e tf WIZ -
1870 Ter. Hsui. ifsf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

STocEs--Dnll. but prices cenarally better
Chicago and Rock Islam NJ Milwaukee
Prairie Du Chen IL 70. cleveland and To
ledo 29tl Burlington 4 Galeaa 10; fsnA-
ma ILL., Reading e5. Chicago and Galena
81: New York Central Tass Pacifc Nail
o., Missouri 6s ~. Tree my 6 per cent.
for 2 yerrs a9i6 United States &c ~: reg
istere'i GOT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

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- afskfa. go ssrfeuf ssstdsnoe ell tsk~ nosire
G. - ftrrrk
az Correr q On sald hsir afsst
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The Popular Loan

PnnLApALfHA. Sep. 24-The Subscription
to the National Loan amounted Ia So. 900.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

cEN PgENTiSs ASSUMES COMMAND
Oh NokTHERS AISSOUki-rilSr 20.
SlTloN-LNfkCTEn ATTACK OK
ST JOSfF7i
QrgScr. sept 9l--t;en. rreetiss assumed
IN Northern Missouri and started va ~
terdsy Ne row = sect Of brooh6sld sse
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

1.-TWO e0nFtsTkHiT UNWILLING aoC<f :
s~ar S~asn- resssrso~ e. -ssu ssresi "a.
-. ~ Nv >Fnks
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

IL i not unlikely that ireDout ~dl he
considered responsible. and the III s.sr may
he the immediate order lee hls "a saissal.
The matter will be considered IL. . tabinct
meeting TO morrow
ten. FrankIin has lssuesi an e,esr prohib
ting suffers from selling irtoXica,ng liquors
within the line OF his brigade. r~nalty OF
having notice To quit IN 6 hour after she
lt-t offence
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

A clc>e reconnaissance today hae develop
81 the fact thai the rebels ara extending their
lines Of Notifications from Manassas Hill IN
wards Springfield station and Alexandra.
They have fwo large earthwork. "a pro
cess OF erection az Mason's Mill commanding
the Columbia turnpike surrounded sy deep
ditche~
Eseently released prisoner from Rich
,nond. represents that Union prisoners there
Who are wounded. are most UNANIMOUSLY NAL
treated d, the rebel surgeons Who perform
amputation- and capital Operations shere not
the slightest need exists, nearly all resulting
fatally
The onl. persons showing humanity towards
the PRISONERS arr the 6eorgians and LOUIS
aBianS. The treatment 81 Virginia Unionists
= stated 10 h. infamous. Sixteen officers
Including one colouel aud ~ pri,ates had -
caped
fOut hundrSi prisoner, were To lie sent Va
Baton Rouge this week. aud IL IL intended In
se0d all south 90 prevent escape. Many are
slccring Toe ssnt OF clothing. and ucseral
Scott - 10 send them SoIAe.
II j. stated that the rebel lore at Rich
mond y about sixteen thsusand and with the
exception OF Alsbam.sns and Nis~is,ippians
AL wan, WOODEN garments and shoes.
\ lady ~ho visited Manassas state that
there are eighteen thousand troops under
BeNureesri The WOODS "a the eastern
slope Of Arlington heigef- are burning IS
nigh,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
RECRUITING.

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w stIe-rctl-t 49,. r<tssfo 49, q -fftt~en
- AIRY &c ar Pay. ~ @sla~ a. g. stis4-
.-rr. ifaaa sl5 % - - - p~r u1oafh ~-sh fsre~
- s.a.ftsr~ - rozsrs~orr - ct,css
sl~r lsr~sent regulates. s1y soifssr - ss -
t-,ftar.ifs - e<eesslnF cernfnisf $500 srhesr
- harthsr isfsrmstcr. spFiY 81 - frt4fftNst
- fsrrr. iItala - ths sf,st slde a he .qaaFs
TENN 0s axGI>TWgNT.
II IN roo y . a H - /.
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falt - 80
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

ruf FINE NEW STORE ROOM
.~r>ss'f JoHS rsKK
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80 sufferers sr-n S>rcsal0cs areclon<. clean Up
Why sesr your rnrse-, Biosches. uic,<s. sores'-
uhy Lzv, the life twisted OCT n yon ~ r5xpep-i.
Ri.onstisza sDc 0ostt whs s'aHes sylAilftlc ar
Ae-curssl dlsessee 10 rot ne henes IN yosf bty
- a--A a yo1r bcns-i Why - yoar -sugsi =
Ac.t eras ant rcstser r. d-sieupers tkotrugh ycuf
sesn~s Aua's Gear. tx'T 81 Sartaparills cur
teAss oc-nysa.nss. AM ciean=es shsu cat q The y
ten IL faithfully and yoa brins 70 secissy a
b-slth5-. cseanl.<- sn1 f.r suor~ socsptsf-e men
t~r -tn-uorst Baltimore. Nd .uug-iw,N
80 We -oal1 call the particular .ssst.1lan q -
ery reader - the advertisement o. Nci<af
s-rsr gzAeaane Cordial aD1 voscanle OF ilrlnea
~ are 90 vii kDo-rr IN tAis c0-amnnisy
S4lrs reegmn,udsGOes. BIT there are usEy oa our
ro~a~ss sbo r-fex.ns fron a d-.sUe<rnenf = ~
6csuy- orrsns. without Ne siFhsasi iaoa q a.
49, ososs. gfytns RE 70 symptoms saeA - d.
dsnrs, Dsrvsss cnpie.sans feeling. iDc~>io1. Ia.
q snergy, making existence burden IcsL -
u..J es sasoti. ~ tkls Cordial. q ~ir 49, inn
dssse reuef. To ell ~bo msy ~ arsiciei with sore.
- psin. Of sny kiBc ~ The Liranen' S1s IL =
-~rti-en-at N another column. euss3ts ~
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RtDDJv & BROrHERs.

10 vr.es =" -, soor~ 40 s"oss e"s''
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
n Don Dispatches.

pi-rArcans ~ rHE wnrKHS vneS Kan
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSapailla,

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is com
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERUPTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
RosE, or ERYs1PELAs, PMpLEs, PusrvLEs,
BLoTCnEs, BrAINs and BorLs, TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, RINowoRM,
RHrrNATlsM, SYrHLITIc and MERcuRrAL Dis
EAsrs, DRopsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEnILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TIN OR IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
III "MpWHg ofHe blood" is founded in truth,
for ,croiilla is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
llla Is to purify and regenerata this vital fluid,
without which sound health Is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YoRK, Jan. l5.--No reliable information In re
gard to the bIeadstufs market came per the Bremen
The London Times Of Tuesday, quotes Is advance OF
the week, other papers quote market steady at Frday
rates. The latest per the Bremen, which did not sal
| Till the LIST.
PARIS, Jan. 1st, 1e0l-The Emperor Of Austria ha,
received Count Peleki and announced that he would
grant him full and complete pardon condition OF
conducting himself thenceforth as faithful subject.
Count Peeki promised this and left the imperial palace
free man. The Moniteur publishes decree conferlpV
on General the grand cross Of the legion Of
honor.
LONDON Jan. l.-Oonsols opened at 92k@92X for
money, and 92192< for account Grand Trunk Canada
Railroad 22k@2c; Illinois Central Railroad 81
LIVERPOOL, jan lIntelligence has just been receiy.
ed here Of the loss Of the Golden Star, stspeton from
Mobile to Liverpool with $50 bales OF cotton. The
snip was seen last near fenthered county Rexford on
the 24th ult The cspan his wife and servant girl and
10 Of the crew perished. mate And six men were
saved.
The steamer Great Britain, from Melbourne isrepor.ed
of Boelbgnt ats P. N.
China dates are to the 18th OF November via st. Pc
tersburgh. Nothing new.
The King Of Naples takes refuge In Spanish vessel
every night. returning to Gaeta every morning.
party favorIDg the annexation of Rome to eardI.
mia, made demonstration at st. Peters cathedral on
the 21d.
The Emperor Of Austria sanctions the Incorporation Of
Wowodina with Hungary.
Count Reohborg, Austrian Premier, It is stated baa
resigned His resignation has not Jet been definitely ac
cepted.
Count Menadorf 1t 10 said Is likely to succeed him,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16
BrarFlrs OF ADvERrIsIso,-o of the most

BENEFITS OF ADvERTIsiNo.-O Of the mos
successful business men of England, who ha
risen from email retail trade to extensive bus
iness connections; who has become q man o.
large wealth; the proprietor Of an extensIyt
domain, and whose experiments and success iu
agricultural improvements, and in developing
the capacity Of the coil under intel. gent cul-
ture, has made his name known throughout the
United Kingdom and extensively known in the
United States--Alderman MECH, of London,
has written the following sensible words on the
virtues and advantages OF advertising
"Allow me to say few words on the subject
Of advertising, because think there is a false
delicscy among some people ON this matter. In
my opinion, G6yertising-is legitimate means
of making known the wants aud wishes of both
buyers aud sellers, whether they be for an es-
tate worth half 6 million of money, or for pair
of nMeohi's bestssrazors" 1t is merely making
an extension of your shop front in the newspa-
pers; whether the article be seen there or In the
window, In both cases its qualities remain to be
tested. IL never can answerto TO advertise bad
article By advertising good one you exetnd
your connection, which nigh: otherwise be lin.
ited by the number and class Of people who hap.
pened to pass your door, and their connections.
For my own part, my spirit likes wide range;
and remember once receiving an order through
the Hudson Bay Company, from poor Mr.. Simp.
son, in his Polar expedition, while almost at
the same time was supplying missionary from
the Sandwich Islands.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16
ScTofhla, or Kings Evil

ia a constitutional d;soa.o n ...-.....:..-
blood. by which th;s a',;d SSoslupuon oI the
weak. and noor Pa;,,.. Ieopnles V,uateo,
veryades tbc wbole hnSS,, - IN ue clculauon, u
IN disease on anv mart I ~ I, 'I NJ inay Dursl OUT
fro., its attacks. nor Il tbsre ~ olESn - liee
not DESTROY. The scrofnous ,a;. "n.n - y may
caused by mercurial disease Ioss n i;,sn Io az.
ordered or unhealthv food ;,,,' w .'Is, e'a, 1i,
and filthy habits. the denyeso;po ,,;ooa a,.d LII
above ali by the yeneyeoi ;nsaos;o', ,''o', % a.u'
eyer be lis origin. il i beredtsrv IN tho nn" a
stituion, descending " from parents 70 eS,dyen dv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16
From Washington.

WAsBNGToN Jan. I5.-Dispatches received in south
circles to-day cay that Georgia will secede from the
Unionby Saturday On the happening of this event the
delegates from south Carolina, Florida Mississippi and
Georgia. will repair to Millidgevile, to institute pro
ysional government, and elect President and vice
Pres ideut pro tenn besides providing for federal army
and other defensive measures.
Ministers will at once be dispatched to foreign power,
to negotiate treaties.
Tho conduct Of Capt. Armstrong, in surrounding the
Pensacola navy yard strongly disapproved Of by the
Administration. For several months the workmen there
have not been paid and have been subssng on govern
ment rations.
Messrs Washbrrne, Of Wisconsin, and Tappan of New
Hampshire, Of the committee Of 49, have signed the fol-
lowing as minority report.
Rssolred That the provisions Of the Constitution are
ample for the Of the Union and the protect
ion Of the National interests Of the country that It
TO be obeyed rather than amended and that our
difficulties are to be provided for 10 efforts topreserye and
protect the pubcpropery and enforce the laws rather
than new grantees for particular interests or compro
mlses or concessions, to unreasonable demands.
not true stated that the sloop of war Macsdons
sailed with sealed orders. She was more than ak week.
ordered to the Gulf squadron and is on her way h,he
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16

| WASHINGTON Jan. Is Mr.. Coxs speech In the Hous
yesterday discussed the following propositions:
lst That secession is not right in any possible reia
| tion,
3D. That revolution, though owing to our peculIa
governments not involving such consequences as othe
| revolutions.
u. Every effort Of concilIation ahord be exhausted
before threat or force is applied.
4th. That IL 1.-THE North does not do her part fully in
secession on aggression, It will 6e impossible to unite
the Northern any other portion Of the Southe IN
pie in repre.sng revolutlon.a
9Th. That II the South Will make patient endeayor
equal to the great interests involved to secure her
safety in the Union, she Will succeed either by the Grit
tenden. Douglas or Rice proposition, salu,ary prox.
ilneton to them.
II she desert her friends and the Union for uniustI.
able causes, the election Of Lincoln &C. aud seceedc
tnconsidersble II will be impossible for the conser.
vatve elements OF the country to prevent civil war
But II she remains patiently in the Union and is then
denied she Will receive determent and departure will
b. peaceful
7h That in the present state Of facts 80 long a, the
revenues be collected lsnd and sea- or ships
be belled, which have not the national clearance the
Federal Government, that 10 the government: de- fdcto
as we'll as de re, and this statute, the Executive is
bound to maintain by all the legal authority Of the Gov.
ernmenr he wllsupport. For this proposition he Mr,
Cox) had already voted
Gin. Not until revolution becomes so formidable a,
60 be irresistible would be proper to inqu whether
coercyc would be botn suicida 10 the Hnton
and criminal to mankind.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16
PsnnsylvAnia-aov. Curtin's Iusu9ura,

HARRISBURG, jan E-Ths Inauguration Of Gov Cur
tin occurred this morning. His address IL frank and
manly He pledges himself to stand By the Constitution
against encroachmens nstgated by hatred or ambition
fanacism or folly He says the election Of President
has been made pretext for disturbing the peace of The
country by wrestling from the Federal Government tht
powers the people conferred upon II when the Oonstu
on was adopted There nothing In the life or &C I,
OF Mr. Lincoln to warrant that his administration woud
be unfayorabe to State or local Institutions Nothing
the jdgment OF part Of the people, and which Is now
preepitang them into revolution lie says if Pennsyi
yana has laws infringing the rights Of any Of the satet
or which conavene any federal law or obstruct them
they ought to be repealed
She has never falered In the recognition NJ nil ibs
every consistent with devotion to the of be
people to promote fraternity and peace between this
States. ~
When her trade wss prostrsed and her industry par
alyzed by legislation Of the General ayor-
Ing adverse Interests, Pennsylvania waited patiently 70,
another opportunity to declare the popular will in :
constitutional manner. At the late election protection
to labor was the great principle inscribed on the
OF his party Yet sho has design to interfere with OF
abuse the rgs Of other staes though the State has gu
feIed from adverse legislation.
NO act OF dsloyalty treason, arm hasbeen raia
to strike at the sacred fabric Of National Union II
will be our duty to unite with the people of the 10 val
States In just and honorable measures Of eopciiacn
they are Just and moderate, the danger NAV be
Ours is national Government having all the atributes
OF sovereignty and among these Is the right Of .epre-
servaton.
Gbsolvs themselves from the obligations Of the Union
To permit this without the consent Of the rest 1, 10
confess the Government failure.
Pennsylvania will never acquesce Ia such 90 nspra-
cy, nor assent to doctrine involving the destruction of
the Government. If Is to exist it must have the DOW
or adequate to the enforcement Of the supreme law In
every btate
It the Hrst duty Of the Federal Government To aav
the progress Of anarchy and enforce the aws and Penn
syyana Will give It united, honest and faithful sup.
port
The people intend to preserve the integrity Of the I'm
ion at every hazard,
Amendments to the Constitution made In a constitu
onal manner, our people will consider and act as deo-
erately upon as their importance demands,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16

" The attention Of housekeepers is called
70 a sale of dry goods ct auction, at No. 24S
South High street, for Thursday, January l7th,
by W. KEaT. This stock is the neatest and
ragest assortment of linen and housekeeping
goods ever offered at auction ia Columbus, and
;s an admirable opportunity for all who are in
want o; such articles, to provide Themselves
now. when goods will be offered and SOLD for the
best prices they will bring, to the highest bid.
jera, Table llners of ali kinds, wooien blank
cts, brosdclo;hs and dress goods are comprised in
the stock, besides good assortment of other
staple dry goods Ladies are respectfully in
vited to attend. Ss!ss will he made at 10 A.,
Nj, and Q and z NJ Commencing on
Thursday, January the l7th. HHg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16
Ihursdsy, January the I1Lh.

Coal Cn-The coal oil trade, Is becoming
the great sensation of the dag for men with short
purses, as It requires out small outlay of cap.
ital to engage in it. The Warren. Trumbull
county, Chronicle, ssys that new discoveries in
that region are Of daily occurrence. 1t men.
lions new we'll Just pat in operation by J. F.
AsPEa, Esq of Warren, and three others,
which yielded in ten hours pumping. forty bar.
rels Of oil. "Ten (barreD strikes" are too COM
mon for special mention. The oil i3 worth ten
dollars per barrel at the wela.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16
RaiInoad Time Table
DlETErIo.-ManY people have preiudio.

DiETETIo.-Many people have prejudice
against Saleratua, thinking, and with reason
too, that this preparation is unhealthful, and
ought to be avoided; but the best chemists and
most learned physicians say, that Ssleratus
when free from impurities, is not only not un.
heailhfal and provocative of dyspepsia, but that
it, in reality, promotes digestion and strength
ems the digestive organs. A new process OF re.
fning this article, lately introduced, and in use
only by D.B. De Land & Co., of the Fairport
Chemical Works, Fairpors, Monroe Co., N. Y,
enables them to make perfectly pure Salera.
tus, which should at once be in use in every
household. The purity and reliable quality of
De Land & Co's Saleratus should make it i'm
mediately popular. 1t is for sale by most gro.
GERS and atorekeepers, and the grocero in the
large towns and villages wholesale it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16
Headache Headache !

Thousands of persons suffer from headaches to the ser
GUS detrment Of their comfort, business, and health
who might easily be cured by simply using HunPuREY
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. The HEADACHE Pill taken IL
she morning. and the Bous Pill taken at night rarely
fail to the most severe and obstinate case. Thou
sands having tried them have been entirely freed Of thl
bsne Of their lives. DO and do likewise.
Price, IS cent? per box, with directions Six boxes 81
Sent by mail or express, free Of charge, csirt o.
The price. Address
DR, HUMPHREYS L co.,
"a .trr ra a- no. 5G2 broadway, NewYo
Sold By ..r ROBERTS & SAMUEL,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists. "a N. High street.
q, II. SAMUEL & CO.,
janl-d&wlm es B. High street, columbas,o o.
See advertisement in another column. va II