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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17
ZlZR MANHOOD.
PILES oURED BY BRANDRErH'S
bow L0sf, BOW REsTORl

DR.. D. Brandreth, Dear Sir; I was suffering for
many years from hereditary hemorhoidal affections, Of
which had the FIRST attack In 1876. Since that time
regularly visited with such complaints every spring.
felt in the morning most pain in the hack as
the lower joints Of the spine were broken or bruised
and an aSthmatc pressure the chest. Owing to my
occupation which keeps all day busy out Of DOORS
and entirely diatrusng any sOcalled regular treat
msnt "that would have confined me to my house,, I
thought OF following plan Of my own, which might
cure me without the Inconvenience to my business at
tending the treatment Of Irregular practitioner" 30
Alcocks Plaster right the groin renewing
every fOrtnght every Saturday night took dose Of
Brandreths Pills. three four thought necessary
to DOSE which operated after getting up three
to I've tmes In the forenoon; Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday nighta took Life Addition pill, which
produced one large evacuation. pursued this course
for six weeks and could attend to my business without
interruptions worked, ate and drank as was wont,
slept most soundy and swaed every day with less pain,
and now know nothing of the complaint at all, SO that
Iee obliged to make you this statement for proper
hoping that this simple proceeding may benefit many as
Tam, dear sIr, yours, most respectfully,
A. LEHMAN.
LAOR0NIOA Office, 6S Franklin Street, New York.
All inquiries Immediately answered by addressing DR..
BRANDRErH, New YORK.
Sold by JOIN r. Cook, Druggiat, Columbus, and BY
all respectable dealers 10 medicines.
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Latest From CorinIh.

CAMP NEAR CoRINTH. May 16.--Soms French
men, members of the 18th Louisiana, have ar.
rived. Three companies of that regiment
composed of Frenchmen, arrived lately, who
being unable to obtain work, food or money
we're obliged to enlist for thirty days. The
conscript Law compelled them TO Fe-enlist fol-
the war. They report the whole army without
coffee, and at Que time for nearly three days
without rations, rltpaa...y Ir. ..F
Van Dorm and Price lett Corinth eight days
ago; IL is not known where they have gone. o
Weather clear and hot. Reads very dusty
before COrinth. i-ls .s'rg.l. 4 I.a.1 XXX.
1t having been satisfactorily shown that spies
have visited our camp, and crossed the Tennes.
see river, and proceeded by night to Florence
where they hold easy communication with the
enemy, it vas deemed necessary to exclude oil
visitors from the camps, in order to keep oul
spies. Hence the general order mentioned
yesterday. q,
An intelligent Federal, of regiment captur,
ed Gt Shiloh, says he was taken from Corinth tC
JGckeon, Miaa., and back to Corinth.
A contraband, the attendant Of Gen. Hordee
and servant Jack, have arrived. They report
having been told that Hardee was very sick o
the war, and would leave, but Besuregsrt
wouldn't let him. .. NJ, ...,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17
From Norfolk.

FoRTREss MONROE, May l5.--Tn consequence
Of storm, there Is no dispatch TO Cherrystone
this afternoon.
Secretaries Seward and w elles, and Attorney
General Bates, arrived here this morning, and
proceeded to Norfolk with Com. Goldsboro and
Gen. Wool. All Is quiet there. ,s.,s
Orders have been Issued by Gen. Wool pro-
hibiting the sale or distribution of newspapers
in Norfolk or surrounding country; also pro.
hibiIing the transportation there of supplies or
merchandise of any kind, whether by suffers Or
otherwise; and also prohibiting officers, soldiers
business connected with the troops belonging
TO the Department of Virginia. We under.
stand that the embargo upon travel to Fortress
Monroe from Baltimore, will soon be removed
The Adams Express Company, having Sc
cured a location, will open an Office in Norfolk
to day. = '..' So
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From washington.

New YoRK, May 15.-The Tribune's dispatch
says: MarylRnders say that few days ago
one thousand slaves, as If by preooncerted
movement, simultaneously left kind masters
and happy homes in Prince GeorEe county, Ma
ryland, and came to the District Of Columbia,
where they stil are. @'e
The provisions of the homestead bill, as
agreed upon by the committee of conference,
are extended to all in the military or naval ser.
vice of the United States-Whether naturalized
or not, whether twenty-one years of age or not.
Disloyal persons are precluded from Rvailing
themselves of it. Forty-eight, one hundred
and twenty, or one hundred and sixty acres can
be IocIted, and the settler Of tract of forty
acres bordering upon Government land can
take enough to complete his section
A dispatch from Fredericksburg says: "A
large iron foundry which, until the arrival of
casting shot and shell and in riAing cannon
for the rebels, was on Wednesday taken pos
session of by an officer of Gen. McDowell's Q
staff. Yankee mechanics were Immediately
set to work in the national service, and are pro-
ducng the best specimens Of workmanship. ,
The Herald's dispatch says: The Impression
is gaining ground that Mr.. Simmons's schedule
Of q tax bill will be substituted by the Senate
for the House bill, It is stated that although
the Finance committee agreed to report the
House tax bill, the majority Of the committee
10 opposed to IL. Mr.. Simmons preserves the
machinery Of the House bill, but proposes "a
raise two hundred and sixty-six million dollars
If revenue-one hundred million dollars from
tax Of one half Of one per cent. on oil sales,
and the balance from . tax on. spirits, NAL
liquors, playing cards. tobacco, oils and licenses
These are the only articles specifically taxed
It is generally believed that this proeramm,
for revenue will prevail
WAsHINaToN, May l6.-The fugitive alave Law
is being quietly enforced in the District to-day
the military authorities not interfering with th,
Judicial process. There are ct least four hun
dred cases pending Il Is said some Of the ne
gtoes whose owners iof agents from Maryland
are here seeking their recovery, nyaserlousl!
disappeared this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17
Thanka 90 Com. Wool.

WAsHIHaToN, May l6.--The skillful and gal
liant movement Of Major General John E.
Wool and the forces under his command, which
resulted in the surrender of Norfolk and the
evacuation of tho shore batteries erected by
the rebels on SeWall's Point and Craney Island,
and the destruction Of the rebel iron-clad
steamer MeFrimac, are regarded by the Presi-
dent as among the most important successes Of
the present war. He iherfore orders that his
thanks, as Commander-i Chief of the army
and navy, be communicated by the War De-
partment to Major General John E. Wool and
tho officers and soldiers under his command, for
their gallantry and good conduct in the brill liant
operations mentioned. 1y.y. .aa
By order of the President, made at the city Of
Norfolk, on the 1lth day of May, 1862:
(Signed) EDWIN M. STANTON,
.'E s8 Secretary of War,
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ri NOW, 'o f..f t
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Gooda

ING pest evidence that they are s that their armea
iana anG Des patrons are those who have used them
tonses w DR. WILLIAM b. HUM is an eminent nsnt,s,
~ Treasurer Of the New Yori State psntis.
~ apd these preparations have been used 10
IN PtVa1e practice for yeAIb and no leading eItlae ~
h1S OF Wlamsburgh questions their eSceiepcs
y. nv Sn. neht Dentists OF New York recommend then
~ tne pest known TO the profession Witbout tbs sd ~
aaverusing' dealers have sold them by the gross.
ava ahs S. Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times ssys"Ws
arc nappy to know that our friend, DR HnSn Il anc
ceeong beyond all expectation with bis MoIJr4 All
rss: It poWpER The great secret Of his success
Iesu win the fact THAT HIS RT1cLRs ARE rproSSr,v
whAT THEY ARE REPRgsRrTED TO BR AZ VIZ cIH rsT,1y
FROM THKIR LONG uu.pi NJ 1T" " 'AH HAs'Hh
Tne We known P. 7. Bsrnum writes;"I found ron,
T0orH POWDER SO good that nv family have TssS /,
al up. we n1d II the best Powder for The Teeth hat
We eyer used shall feel obliged II you VIII ,end ne
supply at the Museum at your convenience Will
snt thelT cost s 80 small that every one may test III
W Beware Of the ordinary Tooth powde,,. N,
Tooth Powder contains no acid nor alsaIi. nor
no other. i'. 'J0- '7'' S@'o 'e eN@NieH w
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Rebel Depredati ons In Western Wiz
ginia.
New YoRK NAV 1b The Harald'a Washing.
Rebel Der


Einia.
New YORK, May l5.-The Herald's Washing.
ton dispatch says Hon, Jacob Blair, of West.
ern Virginia, received this morning the follow
ing startling communication from one of his
constituents in Virginia
PARKERsBURa, May I've are all in great
state of excitement here The town of Burn
ing Syringe, in West county, was burned yester.
day afternoon by the Morcassier Rangers; also
Palestine. Everything at the former place was
destroyed. This town is full of fugitives. II
is not known who have been killed, though
many are missing. Charley Shattuck was shot
at twice across the river.
The last seen of the Morcassers by fugitives
here, they were taking the goods out Of the
boats in the river.
1t is not known what has become of the small
military force in that region.
The number of Morcassiers is not known,
though many fix it at six hundred. Where the
devil did they come from l.- i.
The town of Elizabeth 10 deserted, and by
this time probably burned.
Some consider this place in imminent danger.
They have but one company Of soldiers here.
The citizens would turn out to considerable
extent, II they only had arms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17
From COFinth--Exchange of Prison
. ....at. eEs' 4 .s-s
CAMP ON GoRINTa Road, Missssippi,( s
Nav Is %.

May Is. "-
The following is paragraph of special
field order just issued: - ''
"Guards will be Immediately placed along the
line Of the Chambers creek. No officers or
soldier will bepermitsed to pass to the rear, and
no citizens to the front of the line, without spe-
cial authority Of tho commanders of army corps;
and divisions will see that their camps are clear
ed of all unauthorized hangers on, and any one
attempting to evade this, will be compelled to
work on the intFenchments and batteries, or the
construction of roads,"
This is understood to apply to all persons,
correspondents included. fEh
Fitty-seven privates, three corporals and one
sergeant, captured at Dresden, Tennessee, are
coming in the morning, under flag of truce.
An equal number will be sent tomorrow In ex.
change.
Col. Jacob Thompson, Of Beauregard's staff,
accompanied the flag. He admits the fall of
Norfolk, New Orleans and Pensacola, and de-
MES the fall Of Richmond. sa pig
Deserters are coming in by squads daily
All agree that the rebels are still there, forth
flying. gH l ae sHtsas
A picket sklrmish all day resulted in half a
dozen being wounded on our side. bis, a.i
Weather very warm. M
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

lhrrORrrp yoa run ONO srArrunAs

| Nrw YoRK. May 10.
BL0UR-The market continues steady, with fall
demand for export and home consumption. There
were sales Of 5000 bbls at - 1904 IS for superinC
state; ~ 1904 30 for extra state; 81 504 IS for su
pernne westeni y 1901 90 for common to medium
brands extra round hoop Ohio; IS 25a5 so for trade
brands, market closing Arm. iM II
/ CANADIAN RL0UR-Contlnues steady and mod
@is5 for spring, and i a. sSpS Is for winter " ~
RYE RL0UR-Steady at % IS "a 25. .tt
CORN MBAL-Quiet and nomIDslly unchanged. y
WHIbKY-harket quiet without decld change; sales
Of 5000 barrels at 93S21c for state and western.
WHEAT-Quite steady, with good export demand
taes Of $4,000 bushels Chicago spring at 81 OOWl Ce
Miwausee club at 81 0ssl 20; 1890 bushels Inferior
do at 81 05 $4,000 bus amber Iowa nc 81 49, 400 vim
r red state at 81 1901 49, 1000 bushels white Mch
gan at 81 26i 500 bus white Kentucky at 81 49,.
hYE-The market Is dull and drooplng sales Of 1900.
bushels OF 710L eOc.
BAaLEY-osIst and unchanged; nslsu 200 bushels
coRN-MarEet quite firm with fair export demand,
sales o. % O0o bushels at j2Q53c for mixed In
storei dsliVeredi doc damaged do; and 55@
So for jersey yellow Ia-.
OATs-hather more active; sales at 306iikc for
jersey Canadian unchanged.
oo oUFFRE-Quite ARM ssles 4 bags Rio at 1870
SSUHci lOO bags hahcabo at 2Ic so bags Jamaica at
sUGAR-Rav IN better demand at full prices; sales
S,OOo hhds Cuba at 79sXci 400 hhdS Porto Rec at
a. .SNhaeoEs-Steady and urn; sales on W hogsheada
5s Crox at 4Oo; Cuba muscoyado nt 3l0p9lc 2O hhds
Porto Rico at SEC by suction 200 hhds uba muscovado
q, sgc 2OO hhds do at24924c 30 hhds Porto Rico at
33g3io, all crush.
PoHK-Dull and heavy; sales 75O barrels at sig so
Ior mess S2 OOgl3 for western and city prime mess
BEEF-tirm With fair demand; sales Of goo bar.
res at 80 O0S7 90 for country prne 50 5O9lO % for
county ness ~ OO9l3 50 for repacked mess and Sl4
UODl5 90 for extra mess.
PRIME NESS BEEF-Quiet at S2l@2o.
BEEF HAM5-In mode rate demand; sales Of 100 bbls
choice western atSH. 80 T =
CUT dEATs-ln fair demand aud steady prices; sales
coo packages at 4h94c for shoulders; 500 for hams.
BAoON-sideS Inactive; sales Of so boxes at OK for
short meddllnRs.
LARD-More actiye snd 70 better with aaIes NJ o0OO
barrels at 7XC993Sc,
BUTrER-selling at ll9l0 for Ohio, and ll@lsc
for state. =
Enthusiastically at G9sXc; latter for choice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE SoUTH,l
HILTON HEAD, May 9, 1862.

General Order, No. H. e''r
The three States OF Georgia, Florida and
South Carolina, comprising the Military De
partment of the South, having deliberately de-
clared themselves no longer under the protec-
tioh of the United States of America, and hav-
ing taken up arms against said United States,
il becomes military necessity to declare mar.
tial law. This was accordingly done on the
25th day Of April, 1862. Slavery and martial
law in a-fsee country are altogether incompati-
ble.1 The persons in these three States-Geor-
gia, Florids and South CarolinR--heretofore
held as slaves are therefore declared forever
frnn
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What will DR., Hurd's Remedies
e. ... Efeot2

~ "a. AuaDs MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
VII give to young ladies that finest charm in TOmans
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DR. huRD's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
cleanse the mouth from all foul exhaatIons, and Il
m ns VIII make tbs breakfast taste sweeter and
caS sy Degn more pleasantly Hundreds of persons
can testify TO this; Try them, gentlemen. F'''O''
Or. HuRDs Mouth Wash and Tooth powda, m. IN.
In the world for curing BAD Breath ana
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DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and rooru pownn,
give an additional charm to oourtshin ana MY -.
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nusoapds M They should bs used by every person hay
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17

ST, LOUIS, May l5,-The notorious jayhawker
whose band Of robbers has infested
northern Kansas for some months past, was ar
rested at 0sawatomie, on the llth inst, by
Lieut.. Walker and ten men OF the Kansas
Sixth. Cleveland broke away from his guard,
and was killed while attempting to escape
One of his band, named Barbour, was arrested
at the same time, and taken to Fort LeaVen-
worth for safe keeping.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17

New YoRK, May l6.-The Herald publishes
an article from the Charleston Courier, of an
extraordinary and most significant character,
admitting the hopeleBsness Of the rebel cause
and acknowledging that the misfortuGes which
had befallen the rebellious States are not more
than their iniquties deserves. .aa ia sairi y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17
Mcclellan Compliments HOOker,s
and koarney's Divisions.
CAMP NINETEEN MILES FROM WILLIAMSBURG
-'r H Me-
Hon. E. M Stanton, Secretary of War:


Without waiting further for official reports,
which have not yet reached me, wish to bear
testimony to the splendid conduct of Hook g
and Kearney's divisions, In the battle of Will
lismsburg. Their bravery was worthy Of vet.
erans. Hooker's division for hours CALAMITY
withstood the attack of greatly superior num-
bers, with very heavy loss. Kearney's arrived
in time to save the fortunes of the day, and
came most gallsntly into action. Pr ~ .ltz
shall have occasion tocsll attention to 9TH
er Commands, and do no. wIsh to do injury to
them by mentioning thom now Had had the
full information 1 now have, in regard to the
troops above named when first telegraphed,
they would have been especially mentioned and
commended. spoke only Of what knew at
the time, and shall rejoice TO do full justice
to all engaged. .r...
(Signed) g. B. MCCLELLAN,
MalorGeneral Commanding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17

New YoRK, May l6.--Among the pAssen-
gers by the Oriental, which sailed yesterday
for Port Royal, was Captain Rufus Saxton, U.
is. A., now Brigadier-G General of volunteers,
the new military Governor of South Carolina
and the Department of the South, which in
cludes the district of General Hunters com.
mand. -. gy ~ -arl ottu5 .a
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Renuroeard asks an ArmIstIce,

CHICAGO, May 16 "A special to the Tribune
from Cairo says: By tho steamer Gladiator,
from Pittsburg, We learn there was o rumor at
the Landing that Beauregard sent a flag of
truce to Gen. Halleck, asking an armiatice of
ten days. This was subsequently corrobcrated
by deserters. It was said the matter was un-
der consideration when the Gladiator left.
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Fron, Fort Wright.

CAIRO, May l6.--The steamer Do Soto, just
arrived from the feet, brought no news. Not
a gun or mortar has been fired on either side
for two days. The Confederates and Federals
are busily engaged repairing damages and get.
ting ready for the next encounter. Military af-
fairs atsPittsburg Landing remain unchanged.
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Money mnFKet.

ITTrAoRApHRD JoR THE ONO srATrsMASl
NEW YoRK. May l6.
The money market isvery easy at5x@4K per cent,
for loans on call.
Strictly Prime Paper 10 selins at 4@5 per cent. dis
count.
steArns Exchange is quiet at IlsX9ll4 for Bank
ers bills. = ..t
American Gold ia very firm at IeS9IO3H per cent.
premium.
California Gold Bars quiet at sa3x per cent. pre-.
minm.
Government stocks are a shade easer United states
at lU4H9l0iXs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17

CHICAGO, May 16.--Ws are informed by the
Times's reporter az Cairo, that the circular pur-
porting to emenate from JEFF. Davis issknown
by him to be hoax. He says he knows the
author, but declines to give his name. 20.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17
TO MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will give information on very in
teressin0 and important subject which will be valu-
cd more than thousand times its cost by every married
couple Of any age or condition in life. The information
will be sent by mail to any address on the receipt Of %
cents (spver) and one rcd stamp
All letters should be addressed to
II. B, MORRIS, Id. D.
oct3l- -Iy3tawd&w Boston, hass'
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the pubs but abort time, and has al
ready been tested by over thousand persona and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet Is the
besutlhereyer offered % the American people.
10 prevent this Toilet from being conereited or i'm
itaed by unprlnoped persons, we do DOT Offer Il for
sale at any DTnggSrs 10 the United States. Therefore
snyLady Gentleman who desires Soft LuxuTant Hair
and ourls, and Long, Soft Whlskers or Moustache can
procure the InyigoTstor Toilet either one for one
dollar, incloSed In letter, with their address.
Address @. n. sPENY T. co.,
. 49 Boz 163, oolllnsville,
Hartford Co., Conn.
And i will be carefully sent by retarn mail. III o..
fsb23-dtw&WIy fer-. r- g-. ..
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NApoL HAIR TOILET

The only article ever offered to the French people that
would CURL STRAIGHT HAIRi the above Toilet being
uiaotured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
which article is now Indispensable 70 his toilet ROOM
The subscribers feeling confident that thin Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all others ever offered 10
IN tho article, calming 4 from ylrantcal ma II
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Neuralgia Pla.st,ers.

rIH: DR; auRps NEURALGIA NoN-ADHRsIVR PLAa.
nEhe are me most pleasant and successful renedsa
evU prescribed for this painful disease The pats1f
Pnes one soon becomes drowsy, falls aSleep. and
lIee from fsn and blister or other unpesssnt
NERVOUS HRADAcHR apply according 10 direetons snd
tenTI Will surely follow. Nothing can be obtaInea equal
70 10 Dr. AuIds Compress for NsuralgIs. Try them.
ty are entrey novel, curious and original prepar
nses one small, for the face, price centS, ana the
1per Iarge for application to the bcdy, price censa
wv oe Mated on receipt Of prioa I'D ona sfn.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17

New YoRK, May 16.-Parson BrownloW
speaks at the Brooklyn Atheneum tomorrow,
by invitation of the directors. RI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-17

LoUisviLtE, May 16.--The steamer William
Wallace Ii at The river with one hundred and
thirty Of Mcrganb men, bound North,
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Romoved from his old Orsico.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus o. has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment of certain private diseases He may be
consulted a. his oce Broadway, near the Exchange
Bank kFNf atEk AEHtn . H
ianlodH q t.t a@ s ~ N4sa Ee fH
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WIN. 3. HURo & CO., <,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

y Dr. Dr; HuRD,s MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER
sna sSsv roorAAoaE DROPS cannot be sent By mail bat
Stoys 20 obtained at your Drug or Periodical
Tn Sa1Ipv 1nIy cannot, send to US for the DENTAL
HASAsoFf' price, ONE DOLLAR which contains ths5.
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New York stock Market.

tTTLToRAPnED FOR THE OHIO sTATEsMAN.l
New YORK, May 10.
The MARI ct Is better but acku activity. Harlem I3N;
Harlem preferred; Hudson 43; Erie preferred; 66X
bonds 30! New York Central 69k; Paclnc Mail li3X !,
American gold l03h; United States lst bonds 1907 Gosh
en- branch bold l00 Toledo and Wabash do I'd ST. Uni
ted skies Of 1861 registered, lO4<; do coupons iOl
DO Oregon War loan Y yearly lO3h; United States
hves IA coupons SIX; bonds 30: Tennessee skies 5s
Missouri 52M; New York Central TAX; Ohio 60, l04,
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII CURL sTRArenT HAIR In soH, eilken, Flowing
OuflS that VIII remain in shape for one day or one
week desired, or any longer PERIOD II the directions
are strictly followed, @hch are very simple and easy
The air Toilet does not in any manner interfere With
nor dyes 1t; but gives the hair SOFT thrifty appear
anee 1t also prevents the hair from falling of and
turning gray, .s.. .r.I - ~