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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

on TROORs At Polr R1YAL'-,Ii 10 now sta.
ted that Gen Sherman simply obeysd orders
In not advancing bimeelf into the interior after
landing ct Port Royal. It was the purpose Of
the Government to make permanent end i'm.
pregnable base Of operations about Beaufcrt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
EXTRACTION OF CoRNs, ETC.

Instantaneous and efcaoiOus cure Of oorns and Bun
IONS without cutting pain bleeding, by DR.. REHDAtL
author Of Practical Observations the causes nature
and treatment Of oOrps BunionS and lDgrOwlDg nails
AZ No. so East Town street, next door
20 she M. Il. Church.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

vAcclHATIoH BY WHoLEsALE I'm g Sunday
school ct St. Louis. last Sunday, I've aundred
children were vaeeinated by Dr.. oliphant, who,
the DsmOeyot says, has, without money and price
during the last month, vaccinAted many thOus-
and children.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

u The zanepyille Courier learns BY lettes
rsssIvsd BY . lady In that city, from her sOn In
Che Tgsnty-lourih Regiment, that owing to the
aeplWsble condition Of the regiment, those a.
fur duty hsve been detailed for reserve guard
q 10 ComnIssary and ouartsrmas.sr's De-
partmsn,s. Several Of the officers have re:
slknea.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
a S1sshs Cold, Cough,

%yNm a Slight Cold, Cough,
ESAAiHM .aEonfseness, or SoNe
EENIyIhilIsLD >DIiEoaf, Ohtch might to
VsSI kzV ohscleed wtth stnlpEs rem
%lSW e5y, if resIscted, Qtssn ter
inmates seriously Fs.O are Gl1ars Of
the importGncs Of stepping Haugh or
slight fold IN tts first staEs that
whtoE in the begtunhg tccuI yield to
a mid rsn.sdy, IF not offended to, soon
1taolcs the lungs.
ASouar's bronchial I0rcckea
rvsrs first tntroducsd eIever years ago
It has been prved that they are the best
article before the public for <ecughs,
/SoLds, Mtonchitia, 54athnla,
Ratarsh, tie Eacletns Cough in <eon.
sunlhtLon, and nunssrcus a6scttons Of
tae Throat, eDtnS irrmedtats relief
E'mbItc Speakers Ossd StssSerS,
,rGA find thsn efsottin, for clearing and
strengthastng Ess vcto'.
Sold By all Du0Ytsts and pectsrs in
J<sdtoins, at rs csnte pSr boz.
TOrae wholesale or rstsil. by
@. RoBlEfs, Druggist,
No. ssFsrth Hish street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
LAST wRRK.
NR, RENDALL CANNO1 re } HIGH.

nR. Kendall CANNOT re } HIGH
- LY estimate the kindness he has received from hs
numerous patients during his visit TO Columbus nor
can hs resist their pressing invitations to stay few
days lOnSer but he must spsuIe those perons who In
tend TO honor him with CALL that engagements else-
where will preclude the possibility Of his remaining after
this week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
From DR. D. Strickland.

Cleveland, Dec. l2, 1851.
1t affords me pleasure to certify that DR.. Kendall has
this day removed from my feet Of long stand
ing, in scientific and satisfactory manner. The opera
tons OF removal have been attended with pereepbe
pain, and no uncomfortable soreness follows.
DIR. B STRICKLAND.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
From W, 4. Hurd. ESQ

Columbus, Jan. "a, 1862.
have been troubled for years with painful corn.
applied TO eminent surgeon Of this oy for relief he
said that he had remedy for Oorns, such mail game
was beneath bis notice "so hid to suffer with Il I'LL
Dr. Kendall removed II In scientific and harmless man
nSr and without pain. cheerfully recommend DR..
Kendall to victims Of tight boots.
WA. I. HURD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

Session Of the General Assembly

J Tho sdifTssent editions Of the Ono STATES ,
NAN win be furnished during the approaching
session, Of the General Assembly as follows;
Daily Staseanan, per month, oo Genus
TH-Weekly Statesman, per month 20 GEMS
Weekly s.agesmaD, for three months, ~ Genus
weekly Statesman, per year, iOo
An otders promptly alled. .,.. g.
.6 address, sv ,,e.stl
glil MANYPENNY b MILLER
's Publishers Ohio ssatssman'
lls3- ..f',f,,9 Columbus, Ohio
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
TEsTImONIALs.

From the Rev. J, O. Grammsr
DR.. Kendall removed tive oorns from my feet with
great comfort TO me. J. o. 0RAMMER.
Columbus, Jan. %.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Removed from hls ola Oflloe.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, ". Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself for series OfyeaS
to the treatment Of certain private diseases BE may be
consulted at his Office Broadway near the Exchange
Hotel
jan1odtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
Pnhlio Sale.

r WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE,
on Wednesday January 20, 1eoa at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
In Columbus corner Of High and State streets twenty
four Government Horses. Terms, cash. eae positive.
N. SIM0NToN, 1t, and A. Q. NJ.
V. r. GLASiKR, Auotioneer.
jan24-dtd,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
OyFICE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
Qnlnmhna O Ian II 1892.

1t Is hereby certified that the foregoing 10 correct
copy Of the statement Of condition Of the
80 Nor,h American Ere Insurance Company Of
S Hartford made to this otiee for the year 1862,
and now on hle herein. EEltt r
Witness my hand and seal officially.
II. W, TAYLER, Auditor OF State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

Field Marshal the Duke Of Cambridge can testify to
the skful manpulatons Of Mr. Kendall In the cure OF
corng.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
From II. Il. Lansworthy, NJ. D., Rochester.

can oheerfully bear testimony to the ease and sxpe-
dlton with which Mr.. Kendall removed two coma from
each Of my feet The operation was entirely unattended
recommend Mr.. R. as man who has scientific knowl
edge Of his business,
June 5, 1861. v. II. LANGWORTHY, M. D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

TF DR.. B. can produce thousands Of certificates
leges and IN addition to others, bis book contains
thcatea from Doms Of the Royal Families Of Europe.
which have besH kindly furnished him for the inspection
and satisfaction Of those who may require bis services
Hours from to u NJ; and I'LL 4P. NJ.
JAMS II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

From his Imperial Majesty, Napoleon III, Emperor Of
France.
Monsieur Kendall ma extrslt les ayeo IN grande
success st une grande habilte. NAPOLEON.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

STATE OT CONNECTICUT ss
County Of Hartford. ~"
Personally appeared A. r. Hastings, President, and
William O. Hastings Secretary Of the North Anne ercan
Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore.
going statement BY them subscribed, Is true, full and
correct statement Of the affairs Of said company, and ez
hbs far be asceralned at this date Its aotpa
condition Oh the 3lst day Of December, 1861.
Before me- ROBERT e. DAY,
Justice OF the Peace,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

lo9MAES sTEET.
To have ycur Pictures taken IN Al lie vaross ,s,tl
known q the sre
.&syjzs;tsdfslh{%ss;
OR PICTORIAL TROCHES.
N1rE vARAAxrFo IN TEN MINUTES
HKISseolD's KxrRAcT EUCBU,
Hxt,,ro, ms rxr,. - T r..s, sRxAr nluRKIic
HrlNBolps rHT6Ac1 GtGsT'. '1 p'' "'''
RrlNnolp's ExT4Ao4 IlcH 49, '''' '''.'"
1hE 6ERAT nIVGF1lg
And Positive ae srscihs Rsu.esy fasp,so.srs .ftss
Bladder. Kitneys
Gravel. nroPsy.
C-rAnie NeAkn-ss.
And al Diseases cfthe Vrinsry ofgans
soe Advertissmen. Ia another column cH CO.'S
.aa .eaa for the Medicine At onee.
BKwARF OF CoUNTFKtFIrs
March 5tsm
Asvrc..-As she hos >,.ssa l. approaches. essrs
rerson should prepare ilelf fs>.,n ~ ~ lhsas.
=
Strengthening Celliai $50 Nooi Puritan lt vs.
purify the blood e .easii,. aai a. ~ .sm, .'ua
strengthen ara la,'ssra.. gs uAcle srrsriast..a.
| The Immense quantity - that l. s.i5 sais. e.
proof enough = ~ gTsAi siiae. n thoroughly r.
moving all impure nstisf, fraa ne sloss wee
10 all, Try e. It's dsl,isus g. take
Il
So stumous or serofuioas snesiio.s sis 81.
curse. the blight. the potato rot 81 manaina lat,
ar vic and filthy vel fatal. They as, ae..
contamination and inpagils 81 tie blood sd sls
be seen all around everyNhsr, one cosit..
az NE meet sre tainted with them ati one s.arlsl
OF these die 81 them. 81 fooshiy too trcs.e t.,
are ourabie. AaEHs sAaskrakni, eioauses Gag e.
scrofuioua corruption from he hlooi readers 81 pafl
IL healthy. I'D ereciusii, experEates ils ffHi
esatatolnauon isom uc syftem 10 icsei rfes
under your scIofuons disordsrs since tse irrrsst.
bic ArrR has provided BE wssie l.n,t a.f.,.
| curative virtues that a. csils ssss.rtslift tta
ocrat. Waterbury. ca
RRANDRETn's PILLS For tho rs.tofauH
health Of those who have hecu stricken ~ apopeas
or paralysis they are tbe cuy rellss le medicine.
all Affections q the lungs. chest an hovsi. u,.
prompt save. lie sna quieklf safcs faesas
MIA pleuriay, cholera, val. .pa.m.. wefus ,aals's
uorbus. diauaoea. s5srafafy, .ihsf from usisfIs
eating unflpe frulis ol other ianin ~ Diet ,lfi'
| their influence. Asthma, sou. sAfumAusla.. ~
affections. rupiures. iunammanpn- 81 81, oIe..
levvrs. whether aeue ether spee1. ieftr. tiau.
dis sses Jaunaee ST. Nitoss tanoe s.uallf a, iats
les, Group eryspiss. wniie dwellings, p1ss. nl.efs
Of even thirty ycsrs o.auuuaDee aud etIfra.It
ulcers u the liver. have al beer cured lfrnar .t
| BY these celebrated Vegetable trisefsh Pa. De-
female complaints ant nervous diseases fhei ha.,
been equally successful. tNlis e',anse a l.e Ao1i
nrfl aud second periodsl. Epilepsy, dsrie..ial s
spirits fightia dofans. All olstructions ail f.ls,
ations are ~ them cured. dispersed ana s.rr.,t.
| Prize IS oenis pef box.
Sold by J. Il. cuSneHhs. 4sre Haste.
| respectable dealers IN medicine. t.llfeln
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They 90 right to the Spot
- sroF reuR ooreH
rURIrr rorE sKkArul
sTskSsrHrS fouR voicr,
SPALDINGsS
Threat CORRECTIONS
Good for Clergymu
Good for Lecturers,
Good for Public Speakers.
Good for Singers.
Good for Consumptivesi
eKSrLrnS eAaaY
sPALDING's THROAT COMPETITIONS
LADIES ARE pxIIeHrrp WITH.
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTION
CHILDREN car FOR
sPALDING's THROAT COMPETITION
They relieve Cough Instantly
Thoy clear the Throat
> They give strength and volume to the voio
They mpart delicious aroma 10 tho brcat
They are made of simple herbs and cam,
, harm any one.
= lAisisee every ono who has Cough Or Tiusl
Voice Had Breath. or any dinl,aliy ~ the 7lro
toget package Of my Throat CONNECTIONS. they "
: relieve you Instantly. and yon will agree with n
that "they goio the spot" You viii End them ,e
useful and pleasant while travelling o. aiisadii
public meetings Tor sitting yonr Cough Or alla,ll
your thiss, nyoa Try one package an, safe IN "a
Ing that you will ever afterwards consider them i
= dispensibe. You will soa them al The orrssis,-
r Dealers In Medicines.
EPRicl TwFNrY. FIVE cFNTs.
Ny signaturells Ga each package. All others a
counterfeit
APsekagc VIII be sent by .maii. prepaid. on rec
ofTbiriy cesls.
Address.
. HENRY c. sPALDING,
No. A. Cedar Street. New York
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NOTICE or ELECTION.

state OF Indiana County of VICE. -
The State Il Indiana. % IL Sher1 o ''go
County. Gysefangs
NOU ARE HEREBY kEQOlh-
FDto ave lbs legal aot.ce n a. essct.o1 y -
hell = ~ ~ - Ifas< x so.enE s.-. - -
$50 Tnesssf "a October. A. d lsSz, ior NJ ere
s'e- n The fiio~.nx cel3efs, tl-Wil
A. A1tlfor - STATE
a ser~rfarY - STATE
A Treasurer a stafs.
A. Attosrsy . neral
Al -..rer IN I'd Al - flliic lrstrurii9a-
y l.sro-s-r ~ tte euc-e-s Cour,
coaxrsssrnss fsr ~ "a Coagfefs.onai bis'fisi
A Prosscafiar Attorney fys shs lesh cea-n.oa
Pieak B..iIlff - tee state.
Frosse-sa- Atlorney ~ ,se "a gndirisi CIR
clit - tn -tatf
TIE Rsvrresrtalless frssn yigo counff
4 Cou-rlssloner for ~ - Dsfr'd
A cousnsssi7rer f1r fna - uesfrief.
tu4rfr freas-ref.
A Coanty stefla.
a County C1r11ef-
A GouHfV f1i tFTsT.
Tasa.llo Akse-ssr lsr sass 20 4fsi2.
- fssiia11s aLfIsof have hffslnt'
-. aly Lant and tAe sesl ~ he Fiso
Israf Cira1t Cert. - Ierra Aaa*fs fits
18Th ~ r. sept, l-fl.
gusFPH u. W.Akk. OK.
~ r.rfas - t1e alevs. sssaaei Celner, sheriff
q fieo county. - hereby reilly t. qaail4sf q
sGssld ea1uiy. g. nesta ~ he 4su4i pace. 49,
lcg slerlors - tas 81 toelships = std a1@tF
o. fhc stl4f.I r4es-ay - O1tal-r, la ~ ~
pafHrsf < siecfi1z a. Taf.1ls oTfefs me1il 20
49,. T.. ia lag s.fssrfsinbsr. 1ss1.
EA1CEL COE1Eh. tneri1-
SEPT. Is zaia
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EDlcAl.
uEIMBoLD's GENUINE PREPA
TON.

HEINBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA
Ii TON.
ssHT6HIY COxCKkIRATED' at
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
A Positive snd Specific Remedy
for Diseases oithe FI.ADDER- KIDNEYS, GRAVEL
and DRQFSiCAL SNElI1N0S.
T1is Medicine fncrssses he ccwcr Of Digestion
are exrito< liz A9SOK11ENTS into hs@lthy acton
- Which he NATERN Oh CAlCARojS dspcss-
redrcr1. ~ ~en - fkIN AND INFLAMMATION
GES. WoxES. or CHILDREN.
EusHoLDs EXTRACT BUcHu
Arsiug froEa Kxes,ses. Hsii;s Of Dissipation, Ekrly
Ipafscrss..,a OF Abuse
ATTENDED, wTrH TiIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
lnhspositioa q Exertic-, Loss oiPsver,
los Il MezDcry. nifcuis 81 Breath lng,
Weak Nerves. Trembling.
EUfEpr 0ftf<ee.e, NaAesolnfss
r'raresso q yiacn, Pain in the Rack.
U-iverssl Lsssstaae q tLs Museniar system,
T-t Hands, Flushiag ~ the Body.
D-yress q The Skin. ErEPsions on the fsce,
rALIlD CoCNTENANcE,
zaess symptoms. II allowed TO 70 On. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon Fellows
INrpTFyCY. FATUTTY. FpfLEPTTC FITS
Is OH or WHICH THE PATIENT NAY EXPIRE.
who can say that they 90: frequently followed
( ~ those "nIRFFUL DISEASES"
INSANITY ANDC0SSi MP1fof.s
Nay are aware Of the csEEe Ct their suffering.
But NONE WILL CONFESS.
3 riIR RECORDS Of TBR INSANE ASNLlNS.
Andthe Melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
tux CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires The AID q medicine % strengthen AID
Tnvigcratc Tie 81 stem
which HmsBctp's EXTRACT BUcHu invsrisSlj
sLfsr VIII CONVINCE r,zx MOST sxxrrnc..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

~ A single bottle u sPAUlDlK6's PREPARED
CLAN nill save ts.n tlnsss lls cost-ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01
COLLEGIATE.


TEN DOLLARS REWARD
Sgzyfs freal - fcierrfeel. trirF - Terrr-
aAaie. - ihe 11st esF q tnEwt, 80 shite steers
"a - rl<s e. t1ea So fesrs ca fsrz- an1 60
srsaif rft - rsst4s ssra t~ez r4rksa1 Hezeo.
~ eers ~ A. ir1fattf ~ 49, Cne e ffrn
49, sret assz 80 .erk.
"A ateFs rsHast sffl - - te anr ferse~ -
80 erare tksss fr ~. 80. ECFP.
50 2. tEtE Cty Bstrhe-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

FENAIRs-FKAAI.Es-FEM
OLD on YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED, OR con.
TEMrLATTNG MARRIAGE
n MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FEMALES
%. Fxtrac; Buchn 4 unecuslle by ANY oth,r rensCy
a. ln Chloross Retention. L3egularIty, Painful
ness on Suppression OF Missionary Eyscustions, III
ceraied Ser css stste OF the Uterus Leucorrhoca
Nhites. Sterify, and Tor all complaints ncidens
% tie sex. wheshe arising from Indisere,ion Habits
DECLINE on CHANGE LIFE.
sEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
No fAhuY SHOULD re WITHOUT IT.
TAXI 20 koAK BAIsA~, MEscrSi, az uxrlrasls4
yrnfcnT FoR rxrIrAsAxr AND nANaraors prsr .ess
HEiAsoLD's KxTRACT BUcHu
cUREs
SECRET Diseases
II all their Stages, Athulc Expense
Little Or no ebahee Of Diet; 30 lneoavsnieues
ASDvo EXPOSURE.
A causes frequent desire aud gives strength 10
Urmate. thereby Removing Distractions,
Preventing ani Curing Structures Of Tho Uretlrs,
Alaying Pain and Inflammation. 80 frequent
the class Of diseases, and expeliing All foisonous
Diseased. aud worn-sut Matter.
THOUSANDS iron THOUSANDS
WHO nAvF BEEN fiiE VICTIMS OF QUACKs.
aud who have paid HEAVY 20 be cured In = short
time, have found they were deceived, aud that the
poison has. by the use Of Powerful Asirin-
seats. been dried up In tho system. - break cut IN
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGR.-
use Hkl.ABoLD's EXTRACT BucHU for all snec-
tons an diseases Of the
rNAtNOWCAvS,
MALE OK FEMALE.
How LONG sriNDING..
nseases ofthesc organs require the q Diurers
HFI.AnOi.Ds EXTRACT RuCHU
IL THE GREAT DIUREIICi
And eorian 20 have the desired encct Ia all Dis
eases for which Il il recommended.
Evidence ~ most reliable aud responsible character
viii accompany The msdicines
CkRIiflOATks OF CURES.
From . 20 yeafs' standing
With names known 20
SCIENCE AND FAME
Price 81 per bottle. or six for s5 delivered TO say
address, Securely packed from observation.
Describe symptoms In ell communications.
Cures Guaranteed. Advice Gratis
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of the
city OF Philadelphia n. T. llEl.Nh0lD, Chemist whs
being Gully sworn does say that bis preparation
taina 10 narcotic mercury. injurious drugs, but IL
purely vegetable. II. T. HEfMnOID
Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me, the 23d day oi
Address Letters for Information In confidence toe
Mt HFf.MBOID,
Practical aud Analytical Chemist.
HEW AXE az COtNTEWFEITN
AND uNPRiNClFLED DEALERS
Who endeavor 60 dispose "oF ows'' and ''orp-
sH'' AHgIcIss os rnk ssrvrAuos srIArxrpu
H'l~s0ld'' Genuine F F5sP.ssI hssss
+" 4" Improved Rose Wall.
J.H CUNNINGHAM. r. II. DoSSEllY,
lTIEN PENCE. g. ". PATRfcK A Co,
And all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HEIMboLD's rAkR NO ofHkR.
/ Cat out tho advertisement and send for n.
AND AvOIDIMpOSITfON AND ExPoSyRR.
| Aarch5'62d&wly
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No1ICE.-Nanf~d innedf.tslr
~ go $50. ns.s c---ssss --k -
49, vzxes - - ssve-
Tsrrs-Bs-ss. ksx-x. ise.-e~s~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01
T. NJ o. Frssz<s 80 F'-srss. - T,~re-
Hanff

r. NJ o. FrirnSs snd F'-frsss - Trrrr-
Hsnff
- E1aasnrzc~ - s-scees1s rsfetlt 49, cIcl1sr.
- S,lrra. ~ rTzcsIs - i.rrtisfrT 20 rer--
Hsnfs i = xrssrafe - fssa MEres<E 49, IsxsrEssxs
a. 81 re esst Sc frtr< rrpl.<ses q heeAaaseal
pe-si.srx - - ca.e Ceiie<s q nsrlsl sfktrs a.
Hsslnr kessa n Rsshsrason - scrrrNi yrArs
49, 4rssl-e<t - a. ssnlnfzi C1s1tc1ilers b sv
- Arez<a - - rrr<rsst~a sn1 - - wcr<A =
reu1lennzn npt caee1faIiF rocersGs14 IN - -
- 80 flisets il tcfA SO = A. frrfessicrai 80
pe<.lr. a. 49, Isl - saee hh<fai pstrres<e
80 - fests-st IN 49, xl~~r terszr
~ rrsisfers Erserf 1e1.
N-fse nn xutrn
crruSs-, oa.e. So. -.
- e.tsrs.<r..l - i.kin< issts z - u.ry -.
$500 fssest. 49, rstzess .ArEn - ~ee4i hrre<s
exFrrss - ee4es.Iaas 80 80 lhsrei - fruasxf.
eesftszss aEt se<Isl sr1ruslts ~ - - ffrrrsi
yssrs tr~tsez. sst - -ee-s ~ rerfsts - seesr
$3.50 ra-~s<et prr<<x>tena. knt sscIsl re1sstcs-
ee~'~s u<<cusn-eFt - reer ceet<rcn g. c4rfTsr
"a 1t1n4 49, rsuer<<f ~ = flc1kc.t6z ~
tssrst-ss rst eessrfalls s.se~.ss - st$~s - -
fs<rxrtk n SMITH
So n. a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01
GROCERIES.

DH. RIVE has removed his Gro.
cry and Provltioa Store - No. = Iq.osf.s
Row. wrtssb Street, psxi door - ". u. bekesn'.
Banklss once
IL stock r. considerably inofeaaef ~ ncw ilr
ahascs from tlf bet Cincinnati wholesale IIfn..
nd hs customers vii nnf ~ hlf Ssu kiauf ts.lI
de following article
SWISS CHEESE.
GREEN CHEESE.
LlMRURG CHEESE,
ShkDlNES.
HulLE DaOiINEs.
FRENCH CHOCOLAfE.ala salis.
MACAK0Al,
NEkMICELII.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12
''Ss1e Pumpkins" :"

Our neighbor Judd Of the ASrjcultur1st,
with Characteristic enterprise, has lately been
Laving a pumpkin show al his establishment
No. IL Park Row, in this city We dropped
'n' the other day, among the crowd Of visitors
and fornd ourselves amid ords Of pumpkins
There were pumpkins in the rear pumpkins al
the sid's pumpkins above, pumpkins below
in short botbing bat pumpkins frem Park
Row through to Nassau street.
The first prize 500 for the largest s2eci-
men was AWARDED 10 ". D. Hall, OF Waliag.
lord, Conn, aud ii Is truly pumpkin monster
1t is nearly round weighs 2704 pounds, aud
measured 81 feet in circumference
Mr. Hall also took the Erst prize (5l0) for
the largest yield on a single vine. This exhibit
consists OF fOrty-two splendid specimens, com
,Prising an aggregate weight OF 1885,
pounds.
G. Z. spaulling. Of South Woodstock,
Conn, exhibits great sample Of the cream
pumpkin. J. Y. Jowineay, of Tottonville,
Staten Island, shows marrow squash weigh
ing 921a pounds. Among other curiosties
are 200 different varieties of gourds. These
exhibitions Of apecialities are prornotiye Of
much benefit, for they serve to arrest tie at
lention Of cultivators and lead them to emu
ate every improvement.-S Scientific AmsricGa.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
anercial, who was captured by the rebels in
lower Louisiana and confined at Camp Pratt.
thus describes singular race Of natives who
iDhabit the swamps in the southwestern part
Of that State:
Camp Pratt was filled with Cajun con
scripts. You don't know what a Cajun is ?
Of course you doo't but l will try and tell
you. 4 Cajun is a halEsavage creature, OF
mixed French and Indian blood. They live in
the swamps, AID aubsist BY fishing and bunting
and cultivating a small patch Of corn and sweet
potatoes. They are ssllow, dried-up and nuHl-
my like in appearance, aad stOlid and stupid
in expression. The wants Of the Cajun are
few, aud his habits simple. With bit Of
corn-bread, pOtatoe, aud Glove of garlic,
with an occasional Indulgence in stewed cras-
fish, he gets along quite comfortably, and for
luxuries smokjs husk cigarettes, aud drinks
rum when he can get it, The Cajun has great
powers Of endurance, but not much stomach
for i fight OF the herd at Camp Pratt deser-
tio2s we're quite frequent, sometimes as many
as thirty or forty slampedng in single Light.
But they would be caught. brought back, made
to wear barrel for week or tao, aad finally
broken IN. The name / aseerteined TO be OF
the following origin
Nova Scotia 9as settled by the Frents, and
by them called Acadia. When the territory
passed TO the doainon Of England, many Of
the people refused to I've an,ler British rule a.,
aud emigrated to Louisiana. They settled a
long the Mississippi, but were driven back fur
ther and further by the advancing tide Of civ
ilization iatO the sWamps. where they lived
like savages and bred ike rabbits. they were
called 'CadiaGs BIZ the better settlers, and look-
ed upon in something Of tie same light as the
sandhillers and drt-eaters of tal Caroinas-
poor white trash. The rebel authorities do rot
expect much service from them, but distribute
them about to Sill up cid regiments While l
was ct Camp Pratt l saw more than tive thou
eand Of these marched OF at different times,
always under q cavalry guard.
cannot say we were abused by the Cajuns.
They did not insult, but exasperated us dread
fully. In the cool Of the evening they would
gather about our quarters and stand. or sill
sqCatted On their launches, for hours, not say
ing u word to ourselves or TO each other, but
regarding US with grim, stupid stare. remin-
dirg me strongly Of the manner in which the
lower class of Choetaws, in the Indian com
try, sit and gaze at O circus bill.
Occasionally, the Cajuns would come up to
have look at the Yankees-generally elderly
females, in dingy wrappers, fastened only at The
throat. Occasionally, however, We would see
j0t'e demoiseHe, nat brown, but 1.-THE and
graceful in appearance, hanging lovingly upon
her gallant's arm, and shrinking thnidly from
too near an approach to the Yankees, remind
ing me of the fascinated but terrific expression
of a school girl regarding the lions in mena-
gerie.