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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-02

Il win pay III itself by saving The clothes.
L thoroughly presses ont tie water from the
clothes about three times as quick as they
can te wrnng by hand.
II prevents latne wrists, lame backs, and lame
sides.
|; viii wiring CLOTHES oui Of boiling hot Or ice
cold water
II leaves tie clothes IA excellent condition 70
dry quickly
II removes the dread Of washing day, aud Is to
tie laundry Nhat the sewing machine is to
tie nursery.
It VIII wiring anything, from a lace collar to a
bed spread.
D. r. G c. II. WALKER,
Agents for Bennington County.
Manchester. Jplv 10, lsG2-s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-02
sI.alaalr.5Ea

sIos0,2i7,5s5
The seed from FAX win pay MI ex-
peases Of cultivation, and yield a
small profit beside, 10 he added to the
value Of the fbfe, and feed from the
straw--which, in tic aggregate, win
render il profitable crop to the far
mer.
Well cultivated lands will yield two
tons Of straw per acre, and twenty-five
bushels Of seed.
The SEES ia Sew Eaenaa 5 worth
ST. q bash, Or .......s........ $3.50
The straw 10 New EHgaua Is worth,
anFoi,sA, SO q iaa, os.4......4 2geo
$500
II lhe anrotsed stgnw broken oa the
faTH, $50 toss SEC e'l la80 Pos. 81
iAniea. WIFI, . Ann esSisd, $50. s49,g9
ArdNt01 ips ofaaefgc hN64 which
make tht hesi ~ Feel n Garlic, 2ae0
Seed from iae toss g st.aN, IS busa., 10
s9s3
A. r. f,g E,.~-..e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-02
Business and Wedding Cards,
Journal onicc.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

were kept lnlions till they reached Martinique
semmes said che was the twenty-third vessel
he had burned The second mate and eight ol
her crew Joined the Alabamas crew, which
now numbers one indred and fifty.
Upon the arrival 1T The SAr Jacinto al Mar.
Unique she furnished the bIis Bemmond, 10
port, with rockets, TO bs seDi ny when the
Alabama was leaving port. The San Jaolnto
also kept two armed boats plying about the
harbor at night, but they did not observe her
exit.
The Alabama was furnished with pilot by
the French authorities, and was, Il 10 supposed,
piloted out by q channel unknown to the San
Jaclnto.
The Hammond was Immediately seized BY
the French authorities. and was still 10 custody
when the schooner Alice left.
The San Jacinto was three miles at sea, and
only knew Of the AlabAma's escape when the
Alice came out. -
The cargo Of the T. B. Wales was valued at
$2O0, 0,000. ...i UT -.tlVtf'
The Alabama went to Martinique to receive
coals from an English brig. The latter also
brought her two Armstrong 100 Founders. One
brig went Of with the Alabama. .a.., ..
II was reported at 81. Thomas that the Ala.
bama had been piloted into the harbor Of 81
Johns, few miles above, and was there taking
In coal and guns. The Intelligence was sent to
the San Jacnto,
Semmes boatted Of having been at one time
within seventy miles Of Sandy Hook. t-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
| COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

H.w Ysar. December IL

| ,,,..t.. fkF Hsw YeRE. December IL
| c0TT0N--oulet and arm, with sales $50 bales at o
dp67kc for middling uplands. y
GL0UR-The market 10 Arm, with fair demand
Sales Rt IS 754e 90 for sugerhne state; 90 20D6 y
for extra siatei e5 9O00 % for supernne western
0e e5 for common to good ahlpping brands extri
round hoop Ohio; and ~ 959e oS for trade brands
Market closing quiet.
.WHIsKY-Dull and dropping 3si@3oo--latter out
| side price. Ff.7WE Frss
wiRAr--Ls.s doing; market scarcely 80 arm. rhs
on the market to-day. There were sales oi
Chicago spring 950l 30 Milwaukee club at 81 %
al 35i AEd winter led western at 81 4e@I IS. ia
C0Rh-~0pened steady and closed dull. Market a
shade easier at 789Tho for chipping mixed western,
closing at T0976e; and for damaged and heated 66c
Early In the day 1900 bush strictly pIme shipping
mixed western wassold at 78c In store. n
OATB-Firmer with fair demand at G6d68c for com.
mon 70 prime, and 69hc for choice.
SUGAR--Oontlnues quiet, with sales "a hhds New Or.
Leans at 3lt hid: Muscovato on private terms;
and By auolon to-day 1853 hhds New 0resns at 90lOc.
M0LAsBRS-Dull and prices unchanged Sales New
noPs..stsedy, with moderate demand. Sales Of 100
bales at 17D25c. fgiH WY TT
.PoRK-More active and aImer with sales at sl3 63x
gH I. % for mess closing At latter pIcei sll 500
prime mess Government contract for 10000 barrels
mess IN Iron chine hoops awarded at 1l4 559I5 Is,
chiefly At 115 O0Dl5 IS. - = =
BEkF-puil. with small sales at about previous
aoos--Drssed. less active and scarcely so am;
sales az 5kc for western and &c for city. ~
BACON SIDEB-Quiet. ~. e..
LARD--Heavy and dropping at 9kRI0c. ..-+
buTrER--sales at 10000 for Ohio, and 22fD26c for
State,
ohEEsE-Tirm Ask0IS,. -3..-...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
Eram Grnnf,n Army.

CAIRo, Dec. ll.-An army officer from Ok
ford Monday, reports the main body OF. Grant'f
infen.ry then encamped short distance south
Of Oxford, and the cavalry, under Col. Diokey,
near Cofeeville, fifteen miles from Grenada
l; was not probable the infantry would move
before o.day for the reason that they we're
awaiting ,he arrival of supply trains flom Hol-
ly Syringe. =.
Texan Rangers hold possession OF the coun'
Intelligence from Helena says Gen. Hovey's
expedition destroyed the Mississippi Central
railroad, burned bridges. and Otherwise OBJ
structed the Mississippi and Tennessee road.
During the march they engaged the enemy at
three different points, and succeeded in driving
them back 10 every instance. We had several
wounded, but none killed. '..'.'" y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
ARMY STORES.
0ySIcE op OoMMnsARy oy eunssrEAoR,
N OAnP OnADn, ONO.

| OTFlcE oT UoMhm1ARv Op bUnei1Tkh0hI
| fHh CANT oHAsR, ONO.
dds WILL Be RRORIvRD FROM FIRST HANDS
ID (and from citizens loyal 70 the Government, an
from whom the oath OF allegiance will DO required
acceptanos Of the bids), until II A. M. Dh0nMBEI
2lth, lece, at Damp Chase, Ohio, for the supply an
delivery, free Of ail charges, Of such
Mess 1esf in barrels, full weight,
Moss Fork, In barrels, full weight, .r a.,
Smoked Bacon, clear sides. lnew) in caakS,
Smoked Shoulders, lnewl In herces,
Smoked Hams, (new) Ia tlsroes,
Extra Bupernne Flour, in barrels, lined,
Hard Bread, in barrels, lined,
Corn Meal. In barrels lined,
Beans, white feld, In barrels, lined.
hice, East India or Carolina, In barrels, lined,
Hominy. Of white corn, In barrels, lined,
Oodee Sugar, light brown, In barrels, lined,
Rio Coffee, roasted-not ground, In barrels lined,
Black Tea In strong boxes, tt NJ
Green Tea, IN strong boxes,
Vinegar, In barrels,
Star Candles, In boxes. full weight,
Salt hns, IN barrels, 90 pounds TO the bu,hsl,
Molasses, In barrels -... '...H.
Irish Potatoes, in barrels, 90 pounds to the bushs
Crushed Sugar, In barrels,
may be required by the Commiasary Of Subsistence
stationed there from time 10 time. SAID Bide, when
accepted, wilform the basis Of written contract with
two good surees, and bonds sufficient to indemnify the
United States against loss Bald contract to take eect
@ of Nav scs 1uS.St % ~. IN
proyal Of the Oommssary General Of eubsIstence.
Bids for tho whole or any one or more Of the above
items will bo received, ..
The stores 10 be Of the best quality with actual are
Besh Beef 10 be sound and wholesome 10 alternate
fore and hind quarters or parts necks and phanks
excluded TO be Of steers over four years Of age each
weighing net at least Ave hundred pounds.
pound.
Tho Beans 90 pounds to the bushsl
This adverement shall be part and parcel Of the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

| rsoen. defeats Of she RepubIiesps were
satisfactory to the gentleman himself. bui
he (Mepzies) would tell him that thebe disas-
tors to that party were attributable to the Abo-
lltIon progra mme Of the President and his psE-
ty. Mr.. Mebzles recapitulatsd the measures
adopted by the Republicans, including the abo-
li,ion Of slavery and the conf f!cation act, which
he said we're shocking 10 the civilization Of the
age. The recent elections, however, we're more
appalling to the Republicans than anything
tnat could happen, because a'free people who
will not submit 70 the tyranny at Washington
will not submit to the overthrow Of the CoasH
tuition by the rebels. oq.rol q, ilni1a53 :,
The committee rose and the House ad-
iourned. l. g.'of ciI 10 Er ..rg q. ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
New YORK stock Marko,.

Z "A a.M 4
Stocks better fair business Chicago and Rock Island
SKI Norwich and Worcester 73i Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chein 2nd preferred 32K, Cleveland and
Toledo SIX; Iinois Central scrip az; Michigan South
srn gHs,apseed M ss,S American Cold l3a0lseX Paoiac
81; Harlem preferred s0 Michigan Central Si Pitts
burg, soTt Wayne and Chicago lst bonds LOG; q. o.
dies 1881 coupons l0ski California seyenseS Brook.
lyn water loan 100x; 1ndixns and Michigan 90; unoir
2sntnl bcnds 10s; Terra Hsute and Wabashad bondl
f2hi Erie 9Th bonds 10i; Del. H. & W. 127; Gaienalapd
Chicago Blk; Cleveland and Pittsbdfg 1a)<; nris 90 n
20 prsferred 9I Cleveland 4 Toledo 69X, Treasury
Notea "a 3HI0) lO3Xi Little Miami lO6X; Michiran
eouthem 3sX; Michigan Southern second 9ii; Erie "a
bonds 1901 Pittabnrg Fort Wayne q Chicago Cd bond
W. do isf iohicago North Western Let q
34i do assorted bonds z7j Cleveland, Oolumbus And
Cincinnati l94k Panama l57 Missour sixes SIX; Ten.
nessee likes 81 Racine and Milwaukee ll2xi United
States Sc 81 coupons 10t; Registered 99K; b. 3, ST
"a coupons %; lResistered ssK; Demand Notes iOl
Virginia Skies 60; Tennessee 54kj hannibal and
St. Joseph bonds 63k; United Staten one wear cerf
loates coupons I04 demand notes IQ5X, ResdIns
Isl Chicago, Darlington and Quincy 67K; us. S yeaI
certificate soK North Carolina 6's 20: Ohio o's Of 'sl
= Ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

MESS PORK-There Ia an active demand at ali OO
al tne nst brands at this rate were taken
noiae ASK iaOO bbs sold to the Government al
| cash. - va Wv '''
LARD-A good demand at s,kc, but buyer, did no.
at eX@9c Head sold at ek@eXc.
GREEN MEATS-In good demand, and the market a
shade armer; o. shSulders @ 3D3kc; sides 5@5Kc; and
aRooERrEs The market continues dull, and price,
coFFEE-Has declined to 1xc In New York to dav
ano snn Vas Sul a. me decline We quote It 3l934c.
M0LASSES-5O955o.
| WHEAT-There Is q continued good demand for red
wheat from tue local milcrs and with liKht oeripps
the market rules arm at full pIiess White /. dull nd
neglected. We quote prime red at 81 Os; In.
diana Or Ohio a. 81 loSi I9; and Ksntuoiy al si Is
Si -; fss % aass " made public were GEO bush inie,
nor red 81 9se $40 do at 81 O0 800 choice DO 4,
%; 100 do at 81 o. delivered; 600 do al 0l 10 p
| store; and $50 white do at el O5.
GosMmIas ID & demand continues good, and the market
$50 bulk with sales Of about 900 bush One r or two
| small lots sold at 46c.
oATs-A continued active den,ud for those in sacks
and the market rules firm at 60@62c for new and ola
Ihere only moderate inquiry for those in bulk ant
ne market dull at 47950o The sales repored we're
Sooo bush new at Co., ncung sacks; and 900 do ok
Rye The demand Is good, with but moderate ,up
Ply and holders are alking advance OF Ic per bush
up 70 the close bad notsuoceeded In estabishinq II
oSSUSS yise1y onered lor prime samples arrival.
BAHLEY-We have no change to report In the mar
keI There 10 still good inquiry for prime qualitiss
and hs offerings being Light full prices are reazed bu
the grades are dull and dcut to SELL We quot,
prime fall a u IS, and state spring at 81 25. -
4 HAl-The market rules firm with demand full,
up TO the supply We quote prime timothy At Sl4 OOd
per ton IN bales on arrival and Sl5 90 from store
l. HEkbE--The receipts are only moderate with
good demand Tor selected Western Reserve at
| 10. ~ y" INV
BUrTER.-Priue to choice grades are in light supply
cih aeod local and fair shipping demand NJ lB3Oc
Common 10 good remains dull AZ Sa3l4c.
SEeD-A moderate inquiry fSr clover with smai
sales OF 70 90. Timothy Is dull at 75a2 co. Pa,
scarce and wanted Of 81 90. ri ,Ti =
Gassls.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
Casualties at lhe Rattie OF Prairie
Grove, ArknnsnD, Xff7 10 ~

Sr. LOUIS Dec lI.--Gen.s Blunt telsgraphs
Gen. Curtis thatthe rebels with whom he fought
the battle of Prairie Grove, near Fayetteville,
Arkansas, have probably CROSSED the Arkansas
river. The enemy left ell Of HE wounded and
most Of his dead on the field. One hundred of
their wounded have died since the battle, and q
large number Of the remainder are wounded
moitslly. ~ si"tsA Eifb
The total loss Of the enemy is estimated by
Gen. Blunt at nearly two thousand. Our loss
about two hundred killed and Ave hundred
wounded Most of the latter will recover.
Gen. Heron put the lossof the enemy at from
Eve to seven hundred killed and twenty FIVE
hundred wounded, and estimates our own loss
higher than Blunt. Col. Black, of the 9th I'LL.
nois, is among the killed, and Maj. Thomson
Of the 2Oth Iowa, among the wounded. The
enemy lost Eve Colonels. s'a@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

PLEAsAAT sieHr.-Ye yesterday afternoon, By
Invitation Of the manager, the teachers and
pupils Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum to the
number of about two hundred, were permitted
to witness the exhibition OF the Arctis Pano-
rama OF Naughton Hail. The lecture was In.
terpretsd to them BY the Superintendent, and
the pupils, old and young, appeared to enjoy the
treat exceedingly. I''iet t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
E1OiAaiaoE or PARoIFD Pnrso,Nrss.-we lea

EXCHANGE OF PAKoLKD PaIsoNEaa. learr
that 9s1sFal Cooper, commanding Psrolet
Forces at this point, has received Official no
tice of an exchange Of paroled prisoners hav.
ing been effected, as s!atedin q dispatch from
Fortress Monroe, published some. time since in
the STATESMAN. We understand that General
Cooper will. early next week commence send
ing of the paroled men thus exchanged to
their lrespectiyesregiments, in dstachments Of
one anditwo hundred each. sila /,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
New York Wool market.

-...,.s p NEW YoRK, Dec. IL.
Three public sales havs taken place to-day, and q
each higher prices were brought than anticipated.
the nst Offering. being mostly foreign, few lots wer
sold, holders views being above those Of buyers,
bales OF black Orimea waShed soidfor 3ac; 5000 ID
while Morocco unwashed for 2tc; IS bales salonic
for99cl bales Voo for slei bales spansh for $40
2Ovo ID. light unwashed Constantine for 2oc; bag
California for 40ko; 1900 lbs Hne California for sc;
bales black California for 2sHc; and 10 bales Engls
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
Uevelsud Market,

.lsE CLEVELAND, Dec. 10.
FLpUR-sales $50 bbls red wheat double extra a
70 Ivy bbs choice do at 16 00 and 100 bbs mixet
do at % 90. ssSs = -
WHEAT-Quiet and steady at 81 l2. .,asI- "a
O0RN--sales ct S3c, on track. ,4..a o.. = IL.
OATS-6ales 2 cars on track at &c., 9 a...
DRIED APPLHs-4ales at 1<o. is -..
fEATHERS-eales 400 lbs ai 12c. ss,.
P0uLTkY-sales Of chickens at Sc and turkeys at &c
HoGR-Se1ling at - 001t so. .-l-'. -
CARBON oIL-Quiet ct S00e6c. - iL.f ,f I'D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

THE New York Daily World can be regular.
ly supplied by Studer on State street. studer
also keeps alWays on hand HArper's Weekly
and other Pctorials as well as the latest and
best periodicals and newspapers ...@ aa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
The SAN Jacinte I'm Pussuit OF ths
'NN"~'t Almbama.l sGrc iHsastF

New Yoax, Dec. ll.--A vessel arrived here
having tho officers and crew Of the ship Levi
Starhnek, captured BY the pirate Alabama and
bdrned November 2, 10 latitude 50, 30, longi-
tude Sc. The Alabama alec captused and
burned the ship /. b. Wales, of Boston, Mo-
yember 8, In latitude 90, 30, Longitude So.
The Alabama went 10 Martinique, arriving
on the 17ih Of November. The San Jacinto
arrived the same afternoon, and finding the
Alabama there, went outaide 20 walt for her.
On the 18Th, at ten O'Clock At night, the Ala
bama escaped. The San Jauinto was still Of
the harbor on the X2d. ----------
new YoRR, Dec. II. The Alabama, uu,il
close upon ihe captured vessels, carried the
American Gag. The crews Of the two vessels,
except Captain Sinclair, OF the T. B, Wales,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

ScHuELLER ct his Drug Store in. the Neil
House building, near the POstofies, has those
celebrated Plantation Bitters 80 much In vogue.
Those who desires superior article Of the kind
should give Sohueler call.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

LosT.-At Naughon Hall, last night, q Cen
tleman's Blue Black Cloth Cape Whoever
may have found It will receive liberal reward
by leaving IL at Ricklys' Bank corner High and
State streets.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

SUPREME CouRr.-Fhe sTATEaMAN contains
a synopsis Of tho proceedings and decisions Of
She Supreme Court Of Ohio, now In session in
this city, ss furnished from time to time, by the
official Reporter of the Court.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

PENRoD BATEMAS, postmaster at Zinesville,
died at ST. Paul, Minnesota, on the Sd inst.
He was about forty four yesrs of age.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

New YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE membets OF the
Chamber of Commerce and others are invited
to assemble at the new Merchants Exchange,
Pine street, tomorrow, to take steps to render
aid to the poor operatives OF France
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

LlEur Col VAN SHREDDER, Of the 74ih Ohio,
has been made Inspector on the staff Of Gen.
Neeley.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

DR.. A. s. WEATHERBY, Of Cardington, Nor
row county, has been appointed Medical Ex.
aminer of applicants for pensions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
MGT@6TNG..

A DEAF AND DUMB Roy, ABOUT
"A twelve years Of age went By the O. & q. q. n. Il
Cleveland on the 18Th nit. He ss nmal for his aee
ct and pants and bAck felt hat ths hiliiis a hi
names H. D., ,bsing marked upon his clothing. He hs
been pas.ng from one station to anotker on diered
railroads, and vss sssn at Alliance on ihs leth ut
thankfully received by the Bnpstt AT Of ths Insti
tuition 70 { the Deaf and Dumb. Naso Vs suIAV VI
colunbus, Oct. 2, leoa-AAwR
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
Adminiatrator tor,s Sale.

an THE aOTH DAYOF DRCEmBER,
" A. D.. 1862. at o'clock In the afternoon, al The
door of the Court House IN the town Of Ooshocton In
the State Of Ohio will be sold to the highest bidder he
following rsaleste as the property Of Arnold Aedbery
deceased to Wit lltlG' liG - 81 -
me undivided half Of in.lotnunbersd four hnrd. a
and two COZ, In the city Of Columbus IN the county
Franllip, Ohio subject to the incumbrance Of the i
estate Of Caroline \. Medbery thereln. sts 4 -.
TxAMp or SAtR,0na third Of the purchase money 4
Be paid In hand the day Of sale, one third IN on
and the residue In two years from the day Of sale
the deerred paymens 70 bear interest," and be secured
BY bond and mortgage upon the premises. -
| - r n y JOHN DURHe, AdmInistrstor
Nov .nl-4fw,s p Eas 'el1'5 ! s,l sysa ,,.s q 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

New YoRK, Dec. ll.-It Is reported the rebe
steamer Florida is cruising In the Gulf, II
command Of Captain MoHitt. The steamer l,
probably the Oveto, although We have no Ia
telligence Of her escape from Mobile. 81 '''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
State and Local News.

Do NOT FORoET that the Arctic re.opens to.
night al Nsughton Hall, aaaa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
To Stock Shippers.

CLEVELAND, coIvMDUs AND CINCINNATI RAILRoAp,l
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Dec. Q, 1862.
pERSONs Having Cattle To Ship
L over the Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati Rail.
roed, are hereby notified that on Monday and Tuesday
OF each week until further notice. they will have the
use OF all cattle cars ct Columbus station 10 preference
70 those wishing TO ship hogs. This will enable them
make the New York market. II thsre IL not cars 10 ship
what cattle Is offered the above days, the owners will
have TO take their regular turn with hog shippe or
walt until the next week,
The above will take effect Monday, Dec. 8.
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent.
deo3-d&w2w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
DR. AJ.'VANDERSElCE
Late Professor Of the Ecols ClinIque de Msdi-
cine Pharmacy In Paris.
A PRACTITIONER OF 20 YEARS.

Announces to his friends and the public, that he con
unass % devote his time 70 ths curing Of ths foIIoNnh
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Fits, Dropsy, Dys.
gepsia, Liver Complains, Piles Fistuia, Gout,
Rhumatism, Scrciula. White Swelling, Nervous
Affections. Fever and Ague, Bilious Complaints. 4.
etc., etc., etc. itt a'nT5II
Dl. vASDraMioE has met With great succos. bv hs
peculiar mode Of treatment OF diseases Where
eminent physcians have failed 2 produce cure. 10
attest his confidence In his own hl and inertia NJ vii
undertake the ofs patients without charge ercst
ng the cost OF medcinej requiring no fee until ssr
he restoration Of their health. /, m w
Diseases Of peculiar character he guarantees 70 re
move radically In afeW days, without offensive or dele
terious medicine He warrants to all, no mattsf how
severe o. long standing the disease an eectua cfe or
10 reqaires no pay FEMALES suffering with irfeTuia
ties, or nervonsnew, debility, etc.. can be penGnsntIy
cured bs Dr. lnvaiids IN any section Of the counlry
BY addressing leter 10 him ppst psid, and insosinR
ee e % can have advice and medicine will be promptly sent
TI Residence, two DOOR from the corner Of Ore
snd 9 nloyd Streets Louiaville, Ky. once honn from
70 TX a. M, and from 70 D. fn. NT7T--lo-0
DI. A. J: vARDBRsLIoh can produce over one
eases. Gall and sec him, n '-'''--' N--'ii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
DIR. AD0LFUS'5
Select School for Young Gentl'men

1T FLORAL ROUSE, TWO, MILES
"A North Of college Hill. The course Of study en-
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, together
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Natural Hstory
and Chemistry. ~ '-Il.'.-
The study Of the French and German languages con
situtes Appointment feature OF the School Assisted b.
teachers Of eminence In science ths Principal
taed In promising his pupils all the benefits Of Euro
pean edhcatlon. f -
The School Is agresably situated on an sxteusiyefau
the house is acoInmedous buildiDg measuring d75 fes
In front.
The School in session during the hot ssason
a. the refreshing rural scenery Ia which It 10 located
holds out great advantages. - ygas.g.o b., y IL.
Terms including tuition, board, washins, fuel, light
etc., $3.50 per annum, payable quarterly In advance.
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ley, Rev. B, Allyn, President Wesleyan Female COLLEGE
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