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threatened by soompromise formed At q caucus on
Saturday ovsnlng-in which the following ticket,
elected last evening by 1o votes out Of 1862 cast was
agreed upon
For sdehems
John A. Dix, Enlsh y. Purdy,
John Kelly, Isaac Bell,
Thomas Dunlap, Edward Cooper,
John r. Devlin, Richard b. Connolly,
Daniel v. DelAvan, james - Nicholson,
Peter d. sweeny, Douglas Taylor,
Tredstrer-Georgs v Baldwin.
6ecrstdrv-Casper G. Childs.
SdgdnOrs-Geyrgs a. Messerve,
Wiskinhte-stephen G. Duryea.
There are thirteen members in the Council o.
s~hems and the whole fight usually is for ,lc ihr-
tenth man, the casting vote This year tho hzAt
was shout the name on the tickle, Of John y. Dsv.
lin, who is friend oftle Puriy ,r "Aldernhnc
Ring" party. This election, therefore, is a triumph
Of the "Ru." or Purdy ticket
The OLYMPIC THEATRE, on BROADWAY,
was, In years gone BY, name significant q fun
and enjoyment Mitchell, it's bright particular star
In those days, answered 10 Burton Of later ones
An Olympic Theatre has again been added 10 New
York snusements, under the management Of Mr..
q. l.. FoI, and II is upon Broadway, corner Of
Broome street. near the Old stand II It secures
tn. prssigs u IL nameaake, Il will DO we'll.
GEORGE WM. CURTIs lectures before the goth
Ward Republican ASS citation 1t Continental Hal,
9Ith street and slh avenue tonight al o'.lOek.
subject-"rhe Way oil esce." Admission free.
THE 81. NICHOLAS SOCIETY had a sumptu
Psss dinner At the 81 Nicholas II tel last even
ing. Tue entertainment was strictly private,
intended as an annual soc'al gathering Of the mem
bcrs of the Society alone After the cloth WIS
removed, spec, hes were made Iy Hon judge
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Hus'op, Aprj lo.--Nl.--r-. IunsHll and My
rrstWhusr uIr.se. l,r. .rt.. .IIt.t $50. announce
.a-t .4..t We're u.t tn,,u tu Fort WpH,u, llt r,-
uau u one city ou parole, until tu,ir cases are de-
..-HI ,t Wellington.
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sTATE LE.IsLATUilE. sonn,e.

hNuN Apr2 2l.--1he supply Bill was
passed.
TIE Prc4dcut Inns appointed Meesrs. Folger,
l'r Icy and Bailey Special Committee on the
APP ulIIatI0u Bill.
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InnfHkn LAST EVENING.

bARK--punlcs, Tsts Limerick ss days.
RRro-cbiocpee, Tinker, Remedies 18th ins'
sCHooNkRs-HannahD II, Nickerson. Harwich.
Am a eatter, Fish, New Bedford 70 hours, mdse'
Bulrush, Dewey, Newport
flight 0ihbs, Newport, In ballast $3.50,
Ceo N Smith, Mills, Providence for fhilAdeiphia'
IsabellA, Fsuikner, Boston days, mdse'
r. DISASTERS, &c.
. fnss AZ RnrrrsH s.RK EDwARn. OF lhvERroot-
rsa CAPTAIN Iaine reports. Lett Cardiff FEB 9TH
Et,b e.nyc n ri tors coal for y. CunArd, OF New
~ e,sv On the 18th Feb. hsd hesvy gale from
X w during which shipped sea which stove bull
N.rks and hom that time uuul March Ign, had
S,ntnuL Succession n westerly gales, lost sails,
ur,runs forsmAst and mAiruasL sud lar every
Ana movable 90 the deck. March lath. Italian
bsrS Lycargus hove IN sishL Get s.,na o; dis
t-ess, when The l.. sent her loat sud * Ne 81 Of.
the wreck. Wien absndonci she hsd ave feet OF
y ater IN the well.
Cspn.n Castro, otbA,k IycufsuS reports Mstch
u, lat Is is Ions q - g.. go VITA IN tSTN I'd
Nari fr,rn Card.f fr New N,-k. lu s.hAtNr g'i-
Einan. t,ok from scr The cart IN 81 ) rev, u IN
humber sni tr1usht them g. q n i'ft Aprl l.th'
tsi 81 NJ los g. So psss,si tus WINS waite
Ana, With hlack h srd 20. q, 49,. ring =.
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MAEEEIACsI.S.

MIIIFR-MIIIER- Nrw York, April 2ist,
10y 10 REV. q. Campbell, Of West 4nh st. United
Pre- ytrrilu Church, M. George hiNtr OF Sew
luIgl', ~ MlFs Mary Miller Of this city. 2oI
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| PRECEDENT 81 the United States approval Of his
! coutso, He aaid These resolutions passed almost
unanlrnousiy. The resolutions were tabled.
The resolution calling for information In relation
t9ths arrest Of Brisadier General Stone, was then
NJ IeDougAl tCa'J addressed the Senate in
favor Of the resolution, and compared the Commit
zee on The conduct Of the war 10 the Inqusitors Of
The i4,h aud l5th centuries.
Mr. vale tOhio,l sald Tint General stone wa
furnished with tho ovidenca taken against lin, snd
was allowed full opportunity before tie COMMITTEES
t. reply
Mr. MoDoussn, IN continuation, alluded n the
system Of warfare male ON the regular army by
psftizAn spirit, aud remarked the otso 81 tie mau
who by rank aud pOsitIon was at TIE had u orr
armies. lie was even nov, when Nefprc yorktown,
pursued by this same spirit, J. % Gen. Mcclellan
has built be eyrio too high on Tie rocks Tor tie
owls and bats 10 reach. Mr.. NJ DHusal then re-
viewed tie action Of Secretary StSrt Ia tie case
Of surgton-C neral Fiulay, WHO isI been ~ years
In tir service Of the GOV, rnurut. 30 cause
assigned Tor tuo order Ia thst ilstluge, bat when
rcpritua uded by the Secretary Of War, Mr Tusy
had said be sho'id prefer trial By cuurt-usrta'.
and Tint n he was fund guilty ueu lie should be
reprimandcd, But Mr.. stanton replied LC had "a
prJfnIter way ~ doing business aud this old innu
was deprived Of bic pO,itnu, and hurried away
from bic family aud friends T. ~ -t,u, He u0t
dspOiod g. lo i,ulthndIug, or 10 speak u tile ca1e
In partzsn spirit, but he supposed q a. man St,u-
Ton thought lie would get fam. DUl rDtvu by tIcso
tyrnruJus acts. who was tlis SECRETARY 81 War
II s,rurd that he lawyer who received
lsrEo b.utua from the Hft .uiu.strbt on, That ~
Nj. Buchanan, o.. 3 was re- HuIIuri.r 81 Brocho'-
ridge ia 1sJo In Es.,ubor iast ho changed his
views, and came FORWARD aud tendgr,d advice %
the Administration, trd .EF Energetic ami quick
was received In confidence. IT, Gle 4 the old saw
Of the rats who lett Tho futiuE HNfp ns applicable
there and iu conclusion preferred Tvs own tusolu-
ton - tho suhstitute Of Nj. wilson.
Mr.. whc roIhed ut lcuyil, pud denied tho init.
nation OF ST. AcDYuy,,i, In Tri'1y's speech, tigt
lac ch. fs,d hilA with being syHrtt .iI.r with
treason. H. only wished that the senator bad
continued hs assaults ca uut'.6 which nc COM
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A HOSPITAL for sick and wounded New Jer-
ocy soldiers arriving from tho seat Of war Is fitting
up on the corner Of South Fourth aud Eric streets,
Jersey city.
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A s-etnbIy.

Mr. Fisher, by unanimous consent presented =
petition from 80 HorhIusmen Of Syracuse, praying
tor iur pEso Ut an at TO prevent negro In, Iigt1
graf. INTO tho State, aud setting forth ul' tie
root aul iuortaHus Influx u negroes int the .rce
STATE is ftauglt with evil aud destructive ~ tie
ynIu, Of free labor Mr. Fislor stated tLat = large
number 81 similar petitions bad been signed In
Syracuse. The petition referred " the Com
.u.tru uu Federal Relations
Mr. seymour with appropriate cofnplmor 'ary
ron AXIS, introduced a resolution Of thanks 10
SPEAKER Raymond Tor the ahilty, fairness aud i'm
Partially With which Lo las 'char3.d tie duties
~ Ir,sii'uy uNIerr.
Mr. smith, = New York, could nj endorse HE
fairness and imrutrity. a long anl warm de
Int, ,uaucd. Tho resolution u thanks was finally
iduI ted.
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Nusaa, I.s. lJu'2l.-E Eight to nine hun
bred yl,HoDyrs .rr',l au,t,l.y by special train
fTJu4 t..,u.u.
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The FresIiets.

The freshets which have caused much ds-
mage in Western New York viii probably be
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The largest stock TIC hest styles the lowest
price, and the beet p nee ~ buy, Please call aud
examine for yourselves II
/. Is BALDwIS'5,
nr5 T2'lol No. 20 and u Bowery.
Gold and silver Watches Of all dc-crip-
tous, some Ia gold hunting cases "r Indies Hs low
pcs $50 each, warranted correct time keepers, Tor
sn'v by GEO. G, ALLEN, as BruulNHy, one door
below Canal st, formerly II Wall 1t. apis Fl4I
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4. -. H., Long IsiuId.-A Meeting of tiie
% AL ~ Oilc'rsvi lr h.ll IA Tpmmsny Hal,
o.r. y. = AMI r'7rI a,f Brooklyn, ON this Tuesday
evening ATuI ga ct o'clock. PIuctusl attend.
1Hrs 10 reg ID.DL PHELlN PETERSON, G. II.
MICHAEL TAIIT,G. IS.
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n u'filhA 81 lAf tlsh ava flII tnfitnru ana
a.. HrtI ~ tie i.-4 ward i particularly requested
/. s't.'.d auc.tug g. Pee bold 20 Union Hall, cor.
% !-I 4. Hll ID ave, April % -'l, II l0k o'clock
idgut. pro. tenn. 29J
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Fans Repaired.
Canal a. 1853
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LHige, No. s, are respectfully requested g. Ua
NHu.tud la thClr uttt ulHuce az their lodge room,
500 Grand ~, Williansburgh, on Tuesday evening,
April z4l, at o'clock i. NJ, as business Of implr.
t,urc will be- transacted. by order H. II NTER
w. ", ROBERT FERGUSON, Rec. Sec. ap2i as
Dr. Kennedy, Proprietor Of Kcnncdy's
'I'nl Discovery, vii, Zoe ut his office in the Re.
were II are, ,'r g J. 1gdWuy aud Houston street,
Arr. Is ~. Il, -, o.
A. INT are troubled with sCROFULA are re.
4lHHt % .. CALL
Aut..tnrc troal'el with sALTVuEUM arc 70.
4N. stUd g. r.|I.
a. Tat are traubI.l with ERY5IPELAs are re.
lIH.ttt o. can.
At 1T are troubled with CASKER are request,
% o. call.
Al that arc troubled with NURSING SORE
hul m Hr" rrilt.t't w. coil.
Al. t..t a.. troubled with SCALD HEAD are re-
qH.-tal o. can.
A'it.st are troubled with RINGWORM ara ~.
Qutstvd 60 cal.
Al thpt are trou'lrl with HUMORs N TIE
rYIS au' FILM GROWN OVER THE SIGHT are
r,uu.st.l l., call
Aut.t ,r, tronI,,l with sCALY ERUPTIONs
OS THE skis 20 r,qucstrd g. call.
Al Tat sro troubled with BJILS arc requested
g. call.
Al tlut arc troubled with RUNNING or TIE
EARS are requested to cal.
Althat arc truub ed with FEVER SORES ara
requested ~ cal.
Al tlBt troubled with PlMPLES ON TIE
FACE are requested T. all -
All thnt are troubled with lLCEEAIED SORB
LEGS are roqle't Il TO call.
A perfect cure 10 warrUutgd In every case, except
whom tuu luu's are diseased. Advice iu all casea
..utis GylT b'i54
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FREmoUr OF TIE BOARDS
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The Case ocG en-. Stone
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-18
Az ER9S
Aguo Cure,
ron rnE sPrrpY cuRr o.

Intormittent Fever, or Fove- and Ague,
Remittont Fever, chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical teadac che, or kutous
Headach he, and Billions Fevers, indeed
for the whole ciass OF diseuses origlnat-
ing in hillary dernngement, caused by
tJ4t s-nln<ia OF Miasnntic COUntries.
We are enabled here to offer the community a
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy IS invaluable In districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CcRR" expels the miasmatic poison OF FEVER
AND AGUE from the system, and prevents the do
velopIneut Of The disease il taken on the first mp
rgoach Of its premonitory symptoms. Itisnot only
Tho best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of oumplaints, but also tho chespestVsThe large
quantity we supply for dollar brings il within the
reach OF every body and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AouI prevails, every body should
have It and use il freely both for cure and prolec
tlou. a great superiority OF this remedy over any
7sher ever disoovsrol for tho sPeody and certain
cure Of Iniernittents is that it contains no Quinine
OF mineral, consequently It produces no quirism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constiu-
ton Those cured by it are left as healthy as IL
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alcne the consequence OF
the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disor-
lers arise from its irritation, among which are
NeUaJTia, Rhsugsatism, GosR, Headache, Blind
ness Ico'krche, Earache, Catrrrh, Astimg, FaJ-
pitat;os Paiafid affection Of the splee,,, Hyster
.cs, Pain IN tie Boi0els, Colo, Paralysis and Dc
raEgewsat Of tie Stomach, all Of which, when
orignhingin in this cause, put on the intermittent
tggs, o. becoine periodical. This CURE expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. II is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling OF temporarily
rcsling in the malarious districts. II taken occa-
sjonally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that viii be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
case. Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter
mttents they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords. s., -
Prepared by Dr.J. G. AVER B. CO., Lowell, Hass
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!. ,.;,,.,sl s.euse. corruntIon u he
w ~, s,',nh ,,s aud beoomes v2n.ed,
piY2s''11 n..sN s,,,r ,,,e irculation. IL
ws ~ ,lp!'ss,,e pvssi hoav md NAV burst out
y ,,'s ~ s,v ,,art III il. No organ Is free
~, IL s,secrs nor 4 there one which Il may
~, - rho scrof,lous taint il ynriously
-',.a H.; ,src,inl disease. low living, dis
tsIsssa y, rrhcal,hv food. impure air, filth
od ,;,,hv hnhiss ,6o deuressilia vices, and,
W. ui's..a IN ~ ,hc vcnereai infection. What
@.s'S =, ~ ~ cySr 4 q hereditary in the con-
.,,,n,;on M deScemdmr 9 ron parents to children
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSapariIla,

the most efFectual remedy which the medical
aim Of our. times cnn devise for tins every
where prevailing and fatal malady. Il Is com
b:ncd from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
systcm from its destructive consequences.
Hence Il should be employed for the cure OF
not only Scrohlla, but also those other aiiec-
tons which arise from it, such rs ERuRTlyE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTnoHYs FfRE,
RosF, or ERYsfrELAs, PMPIEs, PUsTvEEs,
BLorcIEs, BIAfSs and Boris, TuNoHs, TETrER
and SALT RuEUx.a ScALD HEAD, NNowonN.
RnRrMArisM, SYrunITIc and MERcuRiAL Dis
gASEs, DnoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and
indeed, Ala COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VrrIA-
ran or IMPURE Boon. The popular bclief
IN "ia,n0itg efhs blood" is founded in trsth,
Tor scrofua is a degeneration of The blood. The
particular purpose and virtue OF this Sarsapa-
fila is 10 purify and regenerate this vital fluid
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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aSSasD e = TSuh Ss GSsHs & Is


i pTTTssURsu. jan. Al, 1900.
DR. KKTsER Ny wife has been afaotsd with bad
cough and difficulty ofbreathins, for Ave CT sx years.
which ef ssvvI yea back, had gradually increased In
violence. 7hs complaint has BEEN hereditary and lhe
bad been treated BY several pnysicana without any re-
lief In this state Of her ease procured soe Of youI
Pectoral Cough Syrup. Ibonghi the nst time, atty
cent bottle which relieved hef very much then called
she has no trace Of the former disease except weak
ness would also state that ased the medicine my.
self TO cold and cough. The medicine cured me ~ tai
ng ons dose 1sxpTess my entire Asisfatuor with the
madeleine, and yea srs ct liberty o publish this II yop
desirS to do 90. fr4+ wa. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-18

COL. PRATT AND pR KEYsRR's PEoToRAL
sYkuP.-DR. KKYsKR-Dear Sir: Excuse the delay of
my acknowledging the excellence ofyour Pectora Cough
syrup take great pleasure In saying that IL
all you say IL 10. Hhooked Ges Rotss 0Gi oi my cough
and the worst one was ever afflicted with have uot
used than onehaf u he botle. and ean and do
wish that all who afflicted would give fair trsl
a. have done, thsy will b. proud say, "It no
quack medeine.n 1 would not suder another such Az
attack for any copHidenion, or Al any Gust. CON
ndentI can breathe freely than evrr did shall
excellent remedy You are Al liberty to use my name
In this regard, a. yo1 think proper \. Y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Pittsburgh. May II, lo5e.
NIB II am no stranger TO my fellOw.ctl1sna. and
who entertain doubts sAh consult me personally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-18

WOR CESTER'S
ROYAL LQUARTO DICTIONARY.
Tho Lstsst---The Largest--.The Best,
The Cheapest Dscauae the Best ell
'sThe most ReiiAbsa standard Au.
shority Of the English Language"
Sls HuMdrst Emtaens Ainoa,Ors Of OAio,
+TH1 BEST HNeLIsH DICTIONARY rxrANT.'
ef ta fA tls srarv Men Eb~yDAsrs.
s1ieie arc upwards OF Hundred Thousand Words,
Whose muluarious meaninEs and derivations, oeeher
with he correct speiling and pronuneiaon are clearly
CRoiRnaM oOmNsroici.
Rad Gs Decistons Of Mc Members of tAs 0Ato STATE
1t0cher'e Association.
The undeuIgnsd, members Of the Ohio State Teaeheu
Association adopt and aim 10 use In teaching writing
worcss,srs loyal ouarto Dletonary and We nost cor
daily recommend 40 The most reliable standard ~,
hory Of tho English language, a. IT'S now written apd
spoken. iH at
LoHm AHpRFws, President Kenyon College. 4
NJ. D, LsseETT, superintendent zsnesville Schools.
Tros. " HARvrr, snp' Massllon Union Schools.
n. 2. oowDEnY, Bupt Public nchcols, banduaky.
8. N. eAEsORD, Principal Cleveland Female semina-
: VIZ. MlrcurtI, sup't Public Schools, NJ. Union.
JoHN oaDn, Principal state Normal School, Mime
oYAvs NAsou, Principal Fourth rnssmedhie School,
Cincinnati. t ~
a. Q. MARTIN, sup't Canton Union Schools. 20
. Hnvvfn hnant. pFinoinal MaNoolv Normal 9ohool, j
ELI 7. TAPPAH, Prof Mathematics, Ohio UniwTuitg'
VIZ. W. Edwards, suP't Troy Union School.
A: q. Hornns, Principal weat High school, oleve
g. Norros, Associate Principal High School oisvs-
TnzoDORs ssaIua, Principal high school, clsvo
B. r. 1uMisror, Principal Cleveland Institute.
J. A. aAurELD, Precedent Of Eisctic Institute III.
". L HAaau, Prof. Of Chemistry, ohio Wesleyan
H. Il. BARNEY, Ez.csmmiSsiouer Of Common Schools,
Ohio.
JAnss MoHaoz. Prof. RhssOric, obsflin Collage.
/ THo.: HUI, President Antioch Collage.
.. W. D. oAIHcART, Prof. Mathematics, Hlgb
5. d. 6R1aBAOoH, Prof. Language High School.
E.M. BAasza, sup1 Union Schools, Ashland.
Aors Aan Sip Rsgdred other Prsstdeats N CbIe-
Gee, ProNSsors, Authors and Distta0stehsd EdUca-
tore, hdVs sndOTsed ~ dbO0s sSAttAHe's
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
MARurTA oOLlsss I'll d truly magnificent work
an honor 10 the author, the publahers and The whole
country ."-Presidsnt Andrews. Il
0xro WntnrAn uniynsiTT -. II sxceeds my expecta.
ions. II will be my guide IN orthography and pronL n
dAton and will often be consulted BY me for Ia n,AI
and accurate definitions. "-Prssldent Thompson.
W. b. EcLncrlc ootLeaE. "HerstOfore We have used
Wsbsters orthoEnphy. At recent meeting Of ouI
Faculty II was decided 10 chAnFa Il to conform 70 that
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-18

cPaING OLOAHe AND BASQGNEa
- NEW 6TYtRe-Batm q SON, 10. 3 sonth
High grss bays just opened nsv Stglel q CLOTH on-
mesl atyliah manner. Also. superb Ptaln,
niaek silks, very heavy, designed expressly TO-
hansiliaa and easQainss or ~ lapHb 3
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PICTORIAL SYRUP.

They are at home, and any one who has doubts
quire Of The person who have bsen cured by H.
DIR. KBYsER Is PREPARED AT ANY TIME 10
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE, FOB ALL
TH0eh WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES.
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PArrOs IT,, April Il, iss,

RATToH TP., April II, 1857.
WONDERFUL ouRH.--soms time ago, Gn old
nsghhor Of mine was very III with bad cough which
syefy one supposed 70 be consumption. HD reiatives
told that be bad ahsn every remedy they heard oi
Rihoat beDsnt his brother came 70 see bun die, and all
we're confirmed In the belief that be could not live.
had about the third Of bottle Of your Peetora Syrup.
which geve him, and enrely cured him, 70 the
ishInent Of all. What makes the remarkable,
the extreme ago Of the nar- being aboSt ysars
JJHhiH, GlNHI6.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-18

srEuBnwrLLz, o., March II, 1859
have nsed ps. KeySsr's Cough Syrup for bad cough
the beet medicine for tho that have taken
J. W. PRICE
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DIR. KEYsERs PICTORIAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
vILLE-Psase send cae another supply OF your valu-
able '.PectoFai Syrup" Almost everybody around
bas cold and are nquring for "Dr. KeySers eeeoa
eyrupr We have sold sxtsen bottles last week aud
poW entirely out. Mr. A. Alter and Mr. p MaheT, botk
Of BlaiIsvs 20 tell 70 they Woad not BE- without Il
In their families In fAet all who use It once want Il
- J. 3. HATTXgsoN q SONS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-18

ANOTHER NEW oERTIEIoATB-DR. KBYsEgs
PICTORIAL SYRUP ~ had bean troubled with seough
and cold tor several weeksso bad was IL that could
sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three Of
the lest hs city, whom could name do
Dot DO 50. Il nnaIly procured bottle Of loGr PsctoTs
s5.up, which cured me entirely. signed,
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-20
GENERAL ALARM.

This locality is not the only one that
has been visited by an Indian panic
The settlers ia Northern Wisconsin aud
Minnesota have been concentrating if the
large towns for defence. Exposed settle.
ments have been depopulated through the.
rumored approached of the Indians. The
frontier settlements have never beea More
generally and thoroughly alarmed than
now. Much sacrifice of property and
great suffering must result unless speedy
and adequate protection is given to set
tiers by the Government. This We believe
will be done, and the Indians severely
chastised for the atrocities already COM
mtted
The excitement here has measarabIy
subsidized, and settlers, in most cases, have
returned to their homes.