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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06
MILLIONS OF MONEY
For an Inch of Time! II

ygyAS ONCE THE EXCLAMATION OF
w dying Queen. That inch Of time can DO ProOur
amuch cheaper rate, and many long yean on
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
sujoyea by consulting Dr.. MgRRYwEATHR9, who
Is ling he most obstinate and lopgstbnding diseases
OF the LUNGS, HEART, LIVER, KIDNEYS, bLAE
DER STOMAOH RHEUMATIBM DIShASkb PEOC
LIAR TO FEMALES, SKIN DISEAsAs; AND Ala
AFFECTIONS OF THE EYE AND BAh.
Facts arc stubborn ThtngsI
Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent Sa,s 10 ths
@OommcnWcelth," Wilmington, Delaware, YIN OF APrh
1859 a..
"An RngIish gentleman, formerly contested WITH tne
Bfitish Army, and who styles himseu the 'lndiar
Botanic Physician has Of late gained an extensive rupn
tston here by his skill In curing all manner 9! com
plants. Some Of his patients have convetsed Wite'
and thsy pronounce his remedies and MODE OF eameh
as very superior. Some have been restored ~ %
magic. Tho medicine he uses 10 distilled py himself
from various herbs possessing rars curative properties
"While acting in the army he devoted his leisure mo-
aents to thorough study Of the effects produced BY
certain medicinal roota and herbs on oil manner OF DIS
cases. It ssems he has found sure and speedy tens
dy foY all the Ils that flesh heir to-. His practice
already extensive and Is daily Increasing. In the com
plants to which Females subjected, he has no equa
ss large number here have testified that they oMe not
only their present good health bat their lives 70 tne
skill Of this Indian Botanic Physicisn.'
Office 81 East State Street, Columbus,
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PI1GsoRaa, April q, 1857.

PITIsBuRaH, April "a, 1857.
EEkD TaE TRUgA.-DR. KErsER have daagh-
LsT Sio las taken several medicines ior bad cough
,ithout benent-among them Ayers chersy PectoTSi.-
purchased from sou bottle Of your PEoTokAL
syilIp and before shs had usec hah bottls sho wac
reinye, The second bottle cured her entirely Of her
c,ngi JOHN DARN,
Rlhlnson street Allegheny,
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COL. pRATT AND DE- KEYshRe PICTORIAL
sY;,yp.-DR. KRTsEa-pesr 6iri Excuse the delay Of
,VF acknowledging the exresnce OF your Peccral Cough
ST. = sooner. take great ploeg9rG Ia saying that II II
si yeu aay it's. Bk;soctHdM To oass oM OF my cough
ana The worst one was ever addicted With have not
used more than oneha OF he bottle and can and do
Ssh that all Who are afflicted would sye Ii a. fair trsl
as hays ins sa. they viii bs proud 10 sag, It Il
ouaek iasdicine," assa no. suffer enotheI such an
attack for any confederation or At any COST am con-
fdent can breathe moTe GIe7J than ever did, shall
ezceilrr; remedy You are at liberty 70 use my name
"a thls regard Us yea think proper y. T. PRATT,
Messenger Common Oouncil. Pitt&baTEn, Pa.
Pittsburgh, hay IL, 1850.
N.B-I an no stranger 70 ny isiioScidSeas, ard
E6a entertain doubts can consult ne personally.
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Prrrrnuran. Jan. II. 1860

PITTsBUran, Jan. Al, 1860.
DR. KKIskR I--My wife has bsen afflicted with bad
cough and difficulty Of breathing for I've ef Six years,
which for several years bad gradually Increased In
violence. The complaint has been hereditary, and sho
had been treated by several physicians without any
lief In this state Of her case procured Of your
PectoIal Cough syrup. bought the first time, ffty
cent bottle, which relieved her very much then called
and got dollar bottle which cured her entirely, and
she has now trace Of the former disease except weak
ness would also state that used the medicine my
self to cold and cough. The medicine cured me BY TAX
ing one dose icTpTsss my entire satisfaction with thf
medicine, ard you Gt liberty 70 publish this you
desire to do %, WM. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

ATOP THATsO0UaH1Na." How oani DO ~ "a,
10 Kevaersoa Wood street and get bottie Of bis oouSf
PeetoIa and that don't cure yon your eass must p
dssoerste indeed" This specimen oi the colloquy
ops hesrs almost every Gay In cold catching peTiodl o.
40 year And we ean from aotuAl experiment. cheer
oonour u the advisers sdnoniton 90 above, Tor W.
has trfs5 tbe "Peooral5 la most stubborn case. VIII
enro gucceGs Near two weeks ego NC we2E to PtsoeTg
Viii one Of ths most distressing, contrary, muliah 4
subdusbe coughs we experienced since our sdven!
ryon thir mundane sphere. We ooughed steadily and
aborousy for ope whole week, IN hopes Of rfn9 oe
Sut IL va 40 70. In fact II seemed TSher 70 have I'M
pTovsd by practice and to have acquired
sv and disvess6av by the operation. In this stage o.
ia siege, We oSa ghsd our way 70 Keyser iio WOOD "
pTocared hfty cent bottle Of ne "PeotoIal took y
aoeonag 70 directions and foryeght horrs we were
mater of the ieid tbs ensDy having unoondidonsiy
surrendered after brief but unequal conioS M.n g
formidable an adverss s % r. ~ Ssso
DIR. KEYssR's PEoTORAL SYRUP 10 prepared and
cold BIZ Dr. GEORGE II. KEYsRR, lao Wood street
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srEUBnvILII, o., EaTch II, 1869
have assi IN. Key:ers Cough Syrup for bad cough
et several years Standing, and can cheeruy say II 10
ths beet medicine for the that have ever taken.
J.W. PRICE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

Thcy are at hos and any one who has doutts Gao in
Qulre Of the peSon who have been cured bytt
DR.. KaYsRR Is PRBPARMD AT ANY TIhR 10
HXAMIEB LUNGS WITHOUT OHARdE, FOB ALL
FuoBE WHO NARD HIS MEDICINES.
ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A oaso Of Ave years
landing cured by DIR. KEYBER1 PEoToEhL SYRUP
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nish gratis atir AaERcAN ALMANAC in which they
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

DIR. KRYssR's PEoTORAL sYEUP Is prepared aud
cold By DR.. aEoRGE II. KEysEb l4o Wood street,
r. y sSld 10 Columbus By ROBERTS b sAMuBL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-06

tsnared BIZ DE- ]. 9. AYER 8. CO, LoWel, Masa
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Will oGso.uAlty oaS
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, 'AuhDAoS,

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of ts hlnnsys @
and ali diseases arising from disoIdered Liver OF ng1S
soh Dyspepsia Heartburn, Inwnrd Piles Acius oi Gus
pain OF swimming In the head, Palp aton ol tho heaI
Pulness or Weight IN the Stomach, Sour Hrnctatcns
Choking or suaoang feeling when lying down. Drvnss
or YeiieNneas OF the Hkn and Eyes, Night Sucats In
anI govers Pain In the a Of the back, oheu or sde
guddsn Iiushes Of Heat Depression Of Spirits, fnghtu
Dreams Languor Dependency or any Nervous Disease
sore1 or BlotShcs tho akin, and Esves snd Agoe"
Ohillb and EeveI.)
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-10-28
Office Semi-NeekIy News,
SHREVEPORT, La,
IuScd0U October IS, 1862.

Richmond, October 1S.-The New
Y ork Herald Of the 18th has been
received. Thirty counties in Penn
sylvania give the republican State
ticket 1900 majority. A Republican
victory throughout the State has
probably been gained. Pendleton
and Long democrats are elected in
he first and second districts.
In Ohio, Vallandinsham has been
defeated by Gen Schenck. At New
ark City the election resulted in a
Democratic triumph.
In New York, gold was quoted at
1899. Exchange 147a. Cotton 81
cents. All kinds Of produce are ex-
cited and sold at generally higher
prices.
Two days later Intelligence has
been received from Europe. The
Paris papers have revived the recog-
milton rumors.
The Confederate steamer Two
Hundred and-Ninety has destroyed
ten American whalers of the West
ern Islands.
The stock of American cotton in
Liverpool was 1900 bales.
Richmond, 19.-1he Baltimore
American says the latest returns from
Ohio and Indiana indicate that the
Democrats have probably carried
both States. In Ohio they claim
10 600 ma iori'v, and - out OIL . mem
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Wanted Immediately.

~ At tie Shreveport fMS
AK Foundry. -
5000 we'll seasoned oak boards three feet
long.
100 cords ash or dead cypress for tirewood
split.
Fire brick, any amount, however small
All the good old cast iron that can be
gathered up on the plantations or else
where.
The above are wanted Immediately for
the manufacture of ordnance for our own
detense-cash will be paid on delivery.
Also, wanted to hire Is negro laborers
by the month.
Any person having the abilityand energyto
enga sc in any branch of manufacture in this
vicinity that will be of benefit to the country
and army in particular, such as Fire Arms,
Saltpetre, Powder, Cloth, Shoes, Hats.
&c, will meet with every assistance that
the present condition of the country will
admit, by applying to the undersigned.
7. w. JONES.
ect24-tf Shreveport Foundry.
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Office Of Chief Engineer,
Southern Pacific Il. r. Company.

Marshal, Teas, Sept. 80, 1862.
q EALED proposals will be received, at
- this Office, until tho 18th of October
next, for cross-ties delivered on the line OF
railroad between Jonesville, Texas, and
Shreveport, La. And for the laying OF
Track, on the portion of the road unfin-
ished, between the same points, (about 22
miles. sealed proposals will be received,
until the Goth of October next. Speciica-
tons for cross-ties and track laying can be
seen at this Office. L. A. BLANCH,
Chief Engineer Southern Pacific K. r. Co.
The Southwestern will please copy.
Oct3-td
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We clip the following items from
the Texas Almanac Extra:

We clip the following items from
the Texas Almanac Extra:
KuNG.-We learn that DR.. Stewart
Of Lampasas, was taken out and hung
by the citizens one day last week.
The reason assigned appears to be,
that the deceased had tried to infu-
ence a man to so with him to assist
in killing another man who owed him
some money and the citizens, learn
ing this, took the law into their own
hands, and disposed of him in this
way.
MuRDER-A brutal murder was
committed in Burnett county, near
the Mormon Mills, on Monday last,
An old man, named Stephens, a sad
dle-maker by trade, had gone about
mile from his house to procure Il
hide, when he was shot in his wagon
by some one concealed in the bushes.
He had fourteen buckshot in him
when brought home. A coroner's in
quest was held upon the body, but
no clue to the murderer could be OBJ
tanned. We understand he was u
quiet inoffensive citizen, and no ono
can account for the brutal act, which
has deprived a large family Of child
ern of support,
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NERNp4 st. ,Joseph's College.
GHasX.1 NATCHITOCHES

GxaXsV NATCHITOCHES.
TT is the firm purpose of the Directors of
l. the College, regardless of all difficulties
to maintain at Natchitoches an Institution
worthy of the confidence of families and in
which the youth Of the Diocese may be
| trained to letters and piety to respectful
obedience and a courageous performance Of
duty.
With view of affording greater facilities
to parents, the terms will remain as form
erly, and the produce of the country will
be received in payment OF dues to the Col
lege.
Parents will please, when possible, sup
ply their children with stationery. 1t is
very desirable that all the Students should
be present at the commencement of the
session.
TERMS FOR BOARDERS
Entrance Fee. $50 90
Collegiate Session 100 W
Washing and Linen Mending-. $25 90
Care of clothing when washing
is done elsewhere. S. 90
Books standing, medical expenses, mus
ic, etc. torn extra charges
FOR HALF ERS.
Per Session $500 OU
TERMS FOR DAY-SCHoLARs
Payment to be made semi annually in
advance.
The next session. will commence on the
| second day of October. LEVEZOUET,
October ~ -:5n!-e-o-i President.
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Strayed or Stolen.

LNROM the Pasture Of the subscriber q
Il miles from Shreveport on this night of the
18th inst, SEVEN MULES; six Of which
are branded G. OH the left shoulder. One
q black mare mule three years old, one a
bay mare mule, three years old one sorrcl
horse mule. three years old; one dark iron
gray mare mule; one black horse mule and
one clay-bank horse mule, all of the same
age: one old mule with slit in one ear
and has but one eye-this mule does not
belong to me. Said mules were purchased
of Carter's Brigade. and may be making
their wayto Texas
A liberal reward will be paid for their
confinement or delivery to me at Shreveport
La. Any information of said mules will
be thankfully received. Address
oct2I-tf A. w. MARSHALL.
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wounded are now at Corinth, and well
treated. Federals regard the less on
each side as equal.
Richmond Oct. 21.-Gen. Bragg's
official report, dated Bryansville, Ky.
Oct. 18th, says that Gen Polk COM
mandedthe Confederate forces at Per
ryville that the engagement was
continued furiously from that time
till night, our troops never faltering-
never failing in their efforts. For
the time engaged, it was the severest
and most desperately contested en-
gagement within my knowledge.
Fearfully outnumbered, our troops
did not hesitate to engage atany odds
and though checked at times, they
eventually carried every position and
drove the enemy two miles.
We captured Is pieces of cannon.
In his most direful charges, we killed
one and wounded two Brigadier Cen
erals aud a very large number Of in
ferior officers and men, estimated at
1000. The ground was literally
covered with dead and wounded. Our
own loss is not less than $500 killed,
wounded and missing.
Northern ReDOrtS from Richmond.
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Sfraye6.

ENROM tho undersigned, on the 10th inst
IL four miles from Wares Mill. in the
direction of Shreveport; paint PONY
about six years old; branded on the left
hip with the letter c.
A liberal reward will be paid for his de-
livery to me at Simms' Stable in Shreve-
port, La. r. II. WALPOLE.
oct24-2t
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Northern Reports from Richmond.

Special to the Cincinnati Commercial
Washington, Oct. ia gentle
man who left Richmond yesterday
says he was on board the Merrimac
No. 2 Friday last. He states con-
trarywise to the report published
yesterday, that the Merrimac No. 2
is fully plated. She is not ready
tor sea, but has all the plates which
it is intended to put on her, and has
had for two months. Her guns are
all on board, but only one Of them is
mounted.
Troops continue to arrive in Rich
mond, but in small numbers, and are
hurried north to reinforce Lee.
Three or four hundred wounded
arrive daily in Richmond, but are
always brought in during the night,
and the papers never mention the
number, the desire being apparently,
to hide the disaster as much as pos
sible from the people.
The rebels are building another
iron clad, 16o feet long.
The Confederates are disguised
with Maryland. Before Lees en-
trence into that State, it's redemption
was the theme of all the rebels
"My Maryland" which was heard
on all occasions, in parlor, hall, and
on the streets, is now tabooed, and
no one sings it.
First class negroes are selling i'll
Richmond at $1,000 apiece. Confed
crate money.
The treatment Of Federal officers
has been very much softened at rebel
expense. They have also recently
sent home several free negroes, who
were captured at Bull Run, and who
succeeded in establishing the fact
that they We're not fugitives, from
slave States.
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$50 Reward.

M Runaway from the undersigned,
on the 4th inst, in the neighborhood
III of Kingston. De Soto Parish,
STERLING, a mu'atto man, aged about
AS years: about five feet eight inches high (;
weighs about 200 pounds slow spoken /;
is bytrade Blacksmith. F'o, tho paste years
he has been working At his trade al Keachi,
La. We will give $50 for his apprehension
and delivery to us, or $25, iflodged in Jail
where we can get him.
T.. Il B. JACOBS,
Oct lott Shreveport, La.
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For. Sale.

A L JONES FOUNDRY. Bar Iron.
IA Cast and Blister Steel, Hardware, Cut
lery, Tools, Files, &c, Copperas, Alum,
Saltpetrc. &c. Sept. loft.
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Cotton Cards.

lust received, also Brides. and for sale
y by COURTADE & BRO
| Oct 24-2t On the Levee.
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To tie Citizens Of North louisiana
Artillery Company!
so BOUNTY.

4 L 1HORITY has has been granted me
II by Major General Taylor to raise IL
company of Artillery, composed of men be-
tween the ages of 30 and 45. All who
would desire to avoid the ccnscript act
would do We'll to join this, the most prefer
able ann Of the service; and it is to be hoped
that the ranks will be speedily filed, as our
services needed to protect our own
property and homes. This beautiful valley
of Red River must not pass into the hands
of mercenary strangers-our homes pillaged
eur cities sacked, our property contiscatcd,
our true men hanged, our wives and
daughters the prey OF brutal lust-without
such IA detece MS brave men know how to
make when their all is at stake. The COM
missioned officers will be elected by the
company. VIM A. LACY.
Shreveport, Oct. 81, 1862
We, the undersigned, earnestly Join
Captain Lacy in the above cali, and urge
upon our fellow citizens of North Louisiana
to come forward and aid us in completing
our company which will be so much needed
to drive back the gunboats of our enemies
Lists will be kept by each one of us, and
also sent to each parish in North Louisiana.
Letters addressed to Capt. Lacy the ln-
dersigned will receive prompt atteRtion.
A b Levisee, f Wight, J w Whea-
ton, A NJ Smith, + $ Leonard, p Fl Rosson
Z O Ragsdale. j Is Sims, \ l. Mershon,
II 4 Drew, NJ $ Highlander, ID c Dashiell.
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NOtiCe.

NOtlCc.
YINHE creditors of the succession Of c.. c..
l. Neal, deceased. are notified to present
their claims to A. B. Levssee. my attorney
in all matters of said succession.
The debtors Of said succession are also no.
tilted to come forward and pay up without
delay. JOSEPHINE w. SETH.
Oct2l-ft Administrators