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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

( u Scorbutic diseases are the parent stock
from which arises large proportion of the fat.
al maladies that afflict mankind They are, as
IT were, species Of potato rot in the human
constitution, which undermines and corrupts ali
the sources,of it's vitality and hastens its decay
They are the germ from which spring Conaump
ton. Rheumatism, Heart Disease. Liver Com
plants, and Euptive Diseases, which will be
recognized as among those most fatal and de-
structive to the races Of men. SO dreadful are
it's consequences to human life, that It is hardly
possible to oyerestimate the Importance of an
actual, reliable remedy, that can sweep out this
Scrofulous contamination. We know, then, we
shall proclaim welcome news to our readers OF
one from such a quarter as will leave little
doubt OF its eficacy-and still more welcome,
when we tell them that it surely does. accom-
plish the end desired. We mean AYER's SAR-
sAPARILLA, and 1t is certainly worthy the atten.
tion of those who are afflicted with .Serofala or
Scrofulous complaints Register, Albany, NJ.
Y. [aug3-Iw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

mo TersonM& ~ tne U1NAouHr"to
The personnel of the Congress is roth slfiking
and remarkable. The delegates are mostly
new men, that Is, AZ least solar al aCongress-
ional" dignities are concefned; and the tout en-
semtis is'lhat Of plain, fsrmer.iookinE, serious
men, invested with a sort OF unaffected, Revolu-
tionaty simplicity There are. recognizable,
however. ID the body, sevefAl lofyt the old mem
bers Of the Washington Congress, whom the
tsonth has hnn0Ied by Hummoning themto hen
! own independent national councils, worthily re.
warding their former devotion to the cause of
her rights by new trusts of dignity. J. \ ~ W
~ The Presidet, the Hon. Howell Cobb, looks
as'familisr. as he. ever did in the political
marbles OF Washington5 although his Cheerful
face is, furzed with q new. whisker, and one
not Of raven tints.. As a Chairman, he has
the admirable qualities Of ease, readiness and
dignity. " .e.a y 20 i.s"23T oss1ei'5ls ta.
There was Toombs, too, another nosabiIity
Of Washington, looking dreadnlly jaded, and
speaking Gas he did q few; words to q motion on
Saturday In those careless and slove6Is tones
In which, in all his speeches, he precedes the
sudden rise and swift and majestic flowio his
eloquence: Then there was Mr. Reagany of
Texas, with his open, practical fac, ,nod doubt
as powerful q debater as ever; Mr., Benjamin, of
Louisiana, classic and smiling as of yore, Mr..
Keitt, Of South Carolina, as incandescent and
as unkempt as ever; and Mr. Curry, of Al.
ALBANIA, who, beneath an extreme yonthfulness
Of appearance, and that simplicity of manner
peculiar to true gentleman, has given evidence
OF a mind Of the rarest education and depth,
which had already placed him in the front rank
OF the former defenders of Southern rights at
Washington, and had given o rare example
there of tho union OF youth and modesty, with
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

No MALieNIrY IN THE ARMY.--A Washington
correspondent of the Protestant Chuyehman
says: i.!t ttG j. ,sao; ft u
Z" have conversed with innumerable soldiers,
officers and prjvates, with q view to discover
their prevalent feeling. In some cases have
found that thoughtless ardor for brush or a
battle which pervades, all armies--but in no
one instance have detected spirit of malign-
ity. On the contrary, over and over again have
Il heard generous and sad regrets at the dread
ful necessity OF taking up arms against breth-
ren, profound wonder at the infatuation which
seeks to overthrow this most benefcent of hu
man goyernments, hopes that the Union may
be preserved with little bloodshei, and that
fraternal feeling towarc their Northern brethren
may soon revisit the South. This, beyond all
doubt, is the prevailing spirit Of this magnificent
citizen army"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
From Cairo.

CAIRO, August IA.
Gen. Pillow was this morning reported to bt
advancing in full force on Charleston, twelve
miles from Bride Point, with 1900 men; but
this report is not considered reliable. The wo
men and children at Sykeston, a few miles be-
yond, have been notified by Pillow to leave, as
he intends fortifying there. 80 9 oEaSts.Ja /;
A cavalry company sen. from Cairo last night,
met beyond Charleston large force of rebel
cavalry, and retreated on Charleston. Passing
through they were met by a large force of rebel
infantry. They cut their way through, but four
of their men are miesing5-supposed to be taken
prisoners. ,, e. 581.a,v HI. ls',
{. Col. Turchen's and Col. Lawless's regiments
have fallen back to Birds Point, by order, Of
Gen. Fremont
-Four regiments now at Birds Point leave TO.
night by steamers for Herculan Lsnding, on the
Missouri side, thirty miles below st. Louis, to
reinforce Col. Bland, threatened at Iron Noun.
tain by 1900 Thompson rebels, seen last even.
ing at Charleston. Saii srsasiso s,vr-
Rebels are swarming around mere, and very
defiant. ~ s-S = 90 :
The gunboats were ordered from Mound City
tonight, and are held In readiness for action,
N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
alDivfdina out.

Some Of the leaders Of the new Republican
Union party heyebe here and divided ont the
Offices. They unanimously agreed to pitch
Gov. DEsrisog and the whole State House
batch over board. as too odicns to have place
on de sickei., Ooe man declared he would net
goinso oit, until @Ail the smell q RepubIicau.
i'm vas sinoksd ont, He will and the Con
yaensioa prstsy fun of It. busiswiiIb ksptwslI
amotbefcd. Another Democrat remarked that,
II CIpprNcs or any of his kind came into the
he would "pamose Tie yaaele."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
PAPER FOR THE STATE.

'CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE IRE.
y CEIVED at the Office Of the Secretary Of Sta te
until ,-,.W scJ .cl;irfsh1 2 sea .lirFar y
Monday, the Cd day of, September next, al
+ noon,
for furnishing paper for the use Of the State Of Ohio
follows; ts,''p d2oi1A s1s se- '11 --1
900 Ream. Double Super Royal Printing Paper, 27
by Al inches, to weigh not less than 90 pounds to the
ream. 80
100 Reams Double Flat Jap 10 by % inches to weigh
at least 20 pounds to the reain.
100 Reams Brochure Cover Paper, assorted colors q
by 81 inches TO weigh at least 20 pounds to the ream.
The quantities above named 10 be increased at the OPP
Bids must he accompanied by samples or the paper,
and must specify the price awhich each Kind and quail
" will be delivered at the State House In Columbus.
No samples Of inferior article need be presented; the
paper must be Of the best qualify.
The delivery Of the Super Royal and Cover Paper 10
commence the first Of November next ensuing, and
continue as the paper shall be needed. W. i-lA %.
the FIRST day Of December next and continue above.
Bonds with approved security in double the amount Of
the contract will be required aecording to condi-
toned for the faithful performance Of each contract.
The bids to be made and the contracts awarded In
cordance with the terms OF the act provide for the
purchase Of Stationery Fuel and other articles for the
General Assembly and State Officers" passed March ii,
Bids to be indorsed on the envelopes "Proposals for
furnishing paper for the State" RnhilAy tqa--
-. Bidders assured that no paper will be received
uness Il conforms In every respect with the samples.
7Ais proc vition soiV DO strictSy adhered 20.
~, rlsaVh3i0 cup {. "A. p. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
Columbus, Ohio, August 9, ls6l7dtd .rs MIN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
The Milwaukee Press and -Nep,-says.

Inc MILWAUKEE, rTess ana NttDs-saye:
We are glad to witness the unanimity with
which the Democratic party of the great States
of New York and Ohio are rallying to the de-
fense Of the Constitution and Union, as our
fathers formed them. These are the true "un.
conditional Union men" Of the North. But that
there are thousands who voted for Mr.. Lincoln
last fall, equally as true, we have never doubt.
ed. They are not the men, however, who ad.
vocate change in policy in the conduct of the
war, 90 as to make It war for the destruction
Of slavery, without regard 10 the Constitution
These are the Jacobins, who wish to destroy, and
no; to save the Union. The Sentinel beautiful.
ly defined their position, when il declared that
''such men as GiddiDgs are among the worst
enemies of the Union" AET3T3k}
Then let us have union of unconditional
Union men, for the sake Of the Union. The De.
mocracy Of Ohio and New York have declared
In favor Of It, and their action, eoiar as we have
been able to learn, is Endorsed by Democrats
everywhere. a,rwwa - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

A BEAUTIFUL Bey DEAD ON tine Battle FIELD.
"A letter received in New York from Atlanta,
Ca, gives this incident Of the battle at Bull
Run: Gl'1fT f!i 8s lsil hstsD
A staff officer from Charleston, engaged in
the battle on the 2lst of July says: t.5,s',s
" rode out the day after the battle To- view
the ground, and passed piles of dead in various
positions. Under a large tree | saw q body
lying, very handsomely dressed, With, ., fancy
sword, and q handkerchief over the face. Il
attracted my curiosity,--I stopped, removed the
handkerchief, and sag one Of the handsomest
faces ever met with, OF q boy Of NOT more
than twelve or fourteen years old n Eia appear
ance and dress indicated high social position;
probably he was q temporary aid 70 some gener-
al officer. To ascertain who he was, I examin-
ed bis pockets, and found a testRm ent, IN which
q James Simmons, i NsE. York. From .hIs
loving mother. My son, remember thy Creator
In the days ofthy youth. :" .i - . .,'s sss
~ wished very much to take the body away,
but ! was six miles from ~quafters, on horse
back, and IL was impossble'pgs ftnsi.2r..sa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
ss:Mr.A A5sMstt,. Aeetpb.nnoe.
we rtctised, ,iate las. night, the correspond

we received, late last night, the correspond
enes between. thesSeoreisEy-o -oi the Democrats
state ceatsa C5nnias ! end HteHJ 1EFEyt
Esq, the Democratic nominee for Governor.
It will Be found elsewhere ii our columns yMt.
JEwrrr accsRStthe9nOniuGtionfeu feudeted him.
His letter is clears candid aud specific; and the
views he ,ezDSssSs-h relstiQu-sd ogF,lasiOnal
troubles will receive the approval of the people
generally dkT8k41d YAilS0H
The .bqsy rumora olu busy bodies, that Mr.,
JEwErT would not secsptn the nomination, are
thus put at resi-, and The real Union men Of the
Stue will now go oIxork and rally around the
licletsSf4the 9Th of August Convention, and
triumphantly elect it. OF this, there isono
reasonable room for doubt The only question
will bs, a. to the majority for e, and this, we
thipk, will be Overwhelming.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
FUEL. I FOR the STATE.

SEALED- D-PROPOsAlS WILL BE RE-
y CEIvED at the Office Of the Secretary OF State,
until
Monday the % day Of September next, at IL
o'clock NJ,
for furnishing the state Of ohio with Fuel follows
10000 Bushels OF Coke, to weigh not less than 40
10000 Bushels Coal TO be Of the best quality
at least to theiower vein Of Hooking Coal, and free
from slate, slsck and dirt. f..,.,.
The fnel to be delivered without charge for such de.
livery, at the State House In Columbus.
Proposals to be accompanied by samples and to speci
~ the Kind quality and price Of the fuel proposed 70 be
furnished. '.'lt
Each contractor will be required to give bonds with
approved seeurity in double the amount Of the con-
tract conditioned for the faithful performance OF hts
The bids TO be made and the contracts to be awarded in
accordance with the terms OF the act entitled An act TO
provide for the purchase Of Stationery Fuel and other
articles for the General Assembly and State officers"
passed March IL; 1853, Bee ssans Rev Stat s0s;
Bids 70 Be- inasIassd envelope, Proposals for
furnishing fuel for the State. = - i, ~
-. Pue furnishedby the contractor must in all cases
be equal in quality 70 the sample. 7Ais rls 'Ota Be
f'4' ~ tef'pe A. p. RUSSELL,
.sas- 30 'isgsi ~ b. Secretary OF State
Columbus, Ohio, August 9, le8l--dtd. I'D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

SoLDIERs' LErTHRs.-- The Postmaster G en-
eral has issued an order that letters written BY
soldiers, in the service of the Government shall
be forwarded in the mails without prepayment
OF postage. But the following conditions must
be observed. The letter should bear on its face
the Endorsement, "Soldier's Letter.. signed by
the Major or acting Major Of the regiment to
which the writer is attached, describing the
regiment by its number and its State. The
postage due on such letters will be obtained at
the Office ofdeIyerY. ~ lJ 20 !. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
From Gen. BANKS Army.

SANDY Hook, Aug ii.
There has been great activity in camp to- day,
Much skirmishing across the Potomac, opposite
Berlin, five miles below, yesterday and to-day.
It is rumored that there has been q rebel ad
vance at Lorettsville opposite Berlin. q z :
Attempts to cross the Potomac by rebels will
be made soon. --''--i -'--''-s 4 T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
Union for the sake Of the Union.


ilAhsseds no argumeht-no pathetic appeals
to-pessnad o. ssusible men Who love their eoun
try, to unite in, one combined and strenuous eff
fost t0sAvsout beloved UOion from threatened
,Itg,g 20 Hsaf1 fseus,an bee 1sg lssgla tm EaD 20
disseiaiioa. szo Esal ysg 70 ,isilsz al z - "a
There are txO, propositions before the people
forauniou of men of all parties, in the eiec.
tiOns tha ars % take PIAesin the coming fall,
in Ohio and other Notthetp States.
one, ofIthsse propositions comes from the
Admin 'stration or ultra war party, aud asks for
union for the support Of The Government and
the vigorous prosecution Of tie war. The idea
is that the Govetnnent Is to. be supported only
byrallying 70 aid the Administration in yigor-
ous war policy =, The plan is 10 organize an
Administration farty solely upon a war plat.
form. 70 Aoo1h Ha
The etheF pteposi.i9p S9nssfron Democrat.
and other Union men, and invites union OF all
patriotic and Onion ana liberty loving citizens
iHaelsnding and maintaining the supremacy Of
thsIConstitution cad preserving the Unions and
Reconnaissance athat,. v hiiss thevar for the sup
preston of the rebellion is progressing, the sefi
erai state Les1Slsp@.es spopla aoop' measures
Tor calling NsCnsr s 90 Oonyentlon' ' los me pur'
pose Of settiing our present dlncuines, ana re.
storing and prtsefsng tne Union. -, !, ...s',.,,
Such AZ & Aqbstaptlally TIE two proposltlons
before thespesple dOE united acti0pin the ap,
preaching elections. IFhe one proposes union
49,
fot sheeake ofsthe war the other invites union
fcthe sFke the Union The policy Indicated ga
BY the one vill' Y persisted -, iead 70 certain
dissolution; 9 policy suestantiaily the same as
that set forth 10 the Democratic and Union pro
position is the only one that can save the Union.
Patietie and liberty lotins citizens who re-
sll1sG heart desire the rss'OsatioD aPd pssssf.
yssi0n q fhs pn'Qn. vnln9. pesl'a1e long y
ddis5nln'ag yp0n yhien ~ ol sn snese sve p,opOsl
tions- 70 unitecs Thelri motto WIN oe--fonion
fsfses saEs q Ies gaion:.- ..a4g; s2Slig .l'.
NM 4 Il. On DTG9 and " hat lhe cause
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

III The trains leaving Cincinnatig on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, carry. daily,
squads Of from twenty-five to fifty volunteers
for the army now concentrating near St, Louis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
mEPREsENTATIgE

NprroR sv1rnMAx-P Please announce Al ycus papef
thai many yotcn In this city and In Rrhpflin county
desire have 0fyo DRrsn. Esq, for next hepve-
sentative. .Dresel Is just the for the place
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

The following ~ An exffact Mcm o
letter written " ths Rsv. 5e. fIoims paster Of ths
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, n T., to
The .Journai and Msssepser Cincinnati o., and speaks
volumes in favor Of medicine, Mn.
Wmuow's scorana efnur voa CnnDRu TrrrHmsi
awe zee An advertiment In your columns 6f lfss
WuUrow's sooTHrna BxRur. Now We never said word
IN favor of patent medicine before In our life, but We
fosi compened tossy 70 your reade that this no hum
cLxnf lfHrfobably one 6ftbe most sec5tssfaI rAcai
cnes o. eceuse Il d one Of the best. And those
Of yoaf readers whchaye babies can't do better than
lay In supply" ocHnyd&W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
Headquarters Ohio Militia.
ADJUrANr GESERAL's OFFIcE,
COLUMBUS, Aug, Ia, 1861. 80

liza LIZ SPECIAL ORDER NO. 6s5, ,rL,.l-. ...i. I.
The commissioned officers of the Ohio State
troops now being mustered out Of the service,
will not draw ther pay until their accounts with
the Quartsr-master and Commissary Depart.
ments are adjusted and settled. Ali property
or subsistence drawn by them must be account.
ed for or deducted from their pay ,..., y, \
By order, -gr .. G. P. BUCKINGHAM, ID.
.s..s..B o. ,Adjutant- General of Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
HEABaUARrRRs 1sr CoRfs AnaY oE THEl
3.lf PoroMAc, July 81, 1861. ~ ( /.

The parole Of these surgeons is taken to pre-.
vent the necessity of guarding thop while al.
tending to the enemy's wounded, with the un-
derstanding that it was to be continued by the
War department after leaving here, and that
they were to be permitted to return 10 their
homes when their services would be no longer
required on the ground; that they were nom
conbatants, and might have got of if they had
accepted the example of their fellow-oticers. Il,
(Signed) G, T. BEAUREGARD, ~ ~
i- ga .s General Commanding.
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AsfIHs'.TI'' Hs'.I'' wy s.sss EosGs 6lVis7

EDrron ONO s41rtsA1I, ssIs4 4Psass anpsuucs the
name Of A. q. HlBBs, Of Jackson township, cand
date for Representative sublectto the decision Of thu
Union Democrats nominating Convention and pblge,
FFad eA} cAHosT or DEMoGRATs.1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

Some Of the Democratic papers, desiring ia
inAsme the pfejudices of the ignorant. assert
that the Republicans asked the Democracy
to surrender; and they become desperately
indignant at the idea. Nobody wanted Demo.
Gratis to- surrender anything but such party aimi
as might interfere with the cause ofthe country
oh. GommssciaLH i9i,7lA 90 ~ s.saI
THE Democrats have no "psrty aims', thai
"interfsre with the cause" Of The Government,
therefore. they have nothing to surrender. The
Republicans have, and they ought to surrender
them. The Commercial has done as much TO
break up the Government as any secession pa.
per in the South. II helped the 1Abolitionists
into power, and that isjust what the secession
lists wanted Without that they would have
been powerless. All the di,unionists OF the
South were IN favor Of LiscoLTs election, and
80 was the CommereiaI. How about that man
s'from al extreme Southern city" sg saa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

rss'rsy RspdsiIsGss ihi5k thsrs shoald be
dyvssty contest this fall. Then why have one
There Il already an.exceIlent Union ticket in
she add and sound Upion platform, Wby,
shen, nominate another ticket If no contesti ID
desirsd1 ATBsfs ID bdt sbassr Uniop man in
Ohio than HuoH ]. JEwrrr, Of Muskipgum
county. No man will make better Governor
All true Union men will vote for him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
:': a''''''

Hon, H. I. JEWETT:t NJ faza
~Sif--I have the pleasure Of announcing your
nomination, by the Democratic Union NConven-
tlOn for che stats oi- Ohi0, q. .lheir candidate
for the office Of Governor at the ensuing elec-
tion. Hoping thai ySu eill accept this as .
favor Of the Convehtion land for the interests
OF the State and country, remain,
= y ~ Yours, witlrfespect, M M-Eis-I
~ VIM. A. JOHNSON,
,6eeretsry of State Central Committee. q
/ MoRRow, o. ,,Aag. 8, 1861. '.& ~
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"a t,sbsaERIFF,

EpIroh Please announce tho name; Of
Capt. HlRAM t0spoRs, Of, Blendon township as
candidate for Sheriff. subject 70 The decision Of the
Franklin County Democratic Convention, and oblige
= aauel6 s7..oNy,sA ma S'nrMANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

10 The new tariff bill went intoloperation on
the 5th day Of August.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

ED. ONO sTArsHmT-P Please ap1ounceiin your pa
per that many Of gosers o. partSf his
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16
From the Washington Of The New York
Tribune. f-
aEPoRfs or THE asLrAsfD sulGEoNs u,

II
RrPoRrs OF THE asLEAskD suloEONsl "
Two Of Che released surgeons sgree shatpuI
wounded az Richmond are well cared for. Good
air and good food, but somewhat crowded
They deny that our wounded were -bayoneted
or our hospitals shelled; that there were mask-
ed batteries or intrenchments upon the held O
battle. u ~ ~ -GNA = eO III
One of Beauregard's aids told them that but
1900 were engaged on their side, and confess
ed that II their soldiers had been aSare thai
they were whipped along the whole line, they
would have fed.
What buoyed them up and dispirited us was
the false story that Johnston was coming with
1900 reserves. Their wounded tainted purs
lying side by, with the soon- to-come re-enforce-
ment, which turned out to be but 900 strong.
The Surgeons believe their wounded to be
500. rlAt least, greatly more than our, u
Theirs are along the road from Manassas to
Richmond, In hotels and private houses, Ours
are mostly at Richmond. The prisoners are
being distributed among the several States. 50
lio.The Surgeons were released on their parole
not to do duty on the field. They can, how
ever, tend the wounded ID hospitals. t'eYI II
The Surgeons took parole at Manassas the
day after the battle, that they might return to
our wounded. Only those were granted parole
who were captured while attending wounded,
Two of them have had interviews with Mr.,
Cameron, and will have with the PresideDtto.
morrow. 'ss'
| The following is Bsauregard's Endorsement
81 +. LID. - Igl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-16

P 6,NHETss ,RIBRoNs TAms, ArD
ID HUoHEs, new styles, Just opsnsdby 'l..-
BAik q SON.,
aprils No. 20 South High street.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-03-29
FARM FOR SALE.

IN account OF III health, offer for sale my arm,
" situated on the Pool Rad, one mile nom the
York. LacOnia. and Pepperell Cotton Mlis.-con,,
tainIn, about "a aeres-ahOut u acres are situated
between the Pool road aud the river, and are I'M
der hIgh state Of cultivation. The remainder
lies between the Pool road and Guinea ROAD, anu
consists OF two small fields, pasture anu Wood.iot
AMI timber lot OF about IS acres. ,-.
The buildings are In complete repair, ana eonsls,
ofa two story house. one story kitchen, and wood
ThsrFr L Young and thrifty bearing orchard OF
ahout IOn trces eurrant bushes, grape vines, &c
A well OF good water and never-tailins spring.
both near the house
The location of this hrm, upon the oanAs oi .he
most desirable situations to be found anywhere IN
this Vicinity. The hrm will be sold with or with
cut the timber lot Possession given lmmeIis,seR
ifdesired. JoSIIh - smIo
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-03-29
MRS. WILSON'S
COCO An U T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mr., Wilson's Hair Dressing 10 put M In large bottles,
and rstals for 81 cts. per bottle, and br dressing the
hair Of any person. young old there 10 nd m equal In
the world It win make the hair everything you u'h
to Be, and moreover, !, has perfume that Is Infinitely
,uperOr 10 any Of the fashionable extracts, either hrsgn
or American, which alone shOaA sntiis 10 plAss on
every iady's toilet table.