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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
woanrRvn1 uRssoms 5S1 arj ,i.ap @p' ago ~ s' 3,

A WONDERFUL uURR.--Some tiIun ago, an OLD
neiEhboE Of mice Ess vs7 III with bad cough which
eyeIy ons supposed to be eorsnmptonsE RiS relatives
tod mo .kat &c bad taaea oYeTy rcea tney EssEd 0i
vtthoat benehti hS krOLheT came 70 see HIN a End al
Ssro coanuned In The belief thSL he could not IVA.
hsd shcn. the third Of bottle Of yoaI Psc,oial SYRUP
gneI gave him, and M entirely cured hin, to the aston
ahmsat of ell. What raases the cas- nore remarkabe
he extreme age Of the nan, be being about eighy year
old j baye 70 dsrbt the PectorAl esved ha lite.
JuHES' aINEIs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

% Il 3 AOM II ID SK1EETlNGs ANIL
ID sHIRTIEeS, al Nidths, u most celcbnted naka
oHefedip GTsatea yaEisI and as yeT 10y P6io's.
10. - Soufh EiEh street,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

DR.. KRYsEs'5 PzcTORAL SYRUP In BLsIRe-
yILLE.-plsass cend Ge AaStSs: supply Of yoo5 vsi1-
sbis .cscso.ai eyyup." Alno.s oVsrybody around Us
- te cod and are inqurps fof DT Keysefs Peotozs
Syrnp We have soid txesn botlss aast seek and Ass
7ss ssttrsly ou. hx s. Atsr and Af. Z. Mshsr botl
of 1lairpvt,le Pc tel g ts5 HoSld aot . szhea.
sgain. <, Ge1Es, EssDec.szily,
ar-- q q. RETTRssoN & SoEs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

ron 1IE CURE OF
oa:tirz,sss, ..::Lsairs. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyssatsyy, FesE iS'ospaebs E,ysrsIasd Iiesdaeie,
Pies, Rheumatism, ErEpttons and Sa,ss Dissa%es,
Liver Complaint, .D'orsg .3ittsy, Talaoss I'D
Salt Rhst'a, Rokn.:, .Goat, NssralJi>:. as a
Dinner Pin, o,sd for Purifying he Blood
They ore sugar-soate1, 81 that the most seRsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc ,nV
best apefimt in the world soc all the purposes &c
family physie.1 .H
Price rs cents per Boz; Five boxes fOr SSiGo.
Greatnunbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, state5-
men, and eminent personages, have lent thsif
namee to certify the unparalleled efhese
remedies, but our space here ,yia not permit the
insertion Of shem. The Agents below named fur
nish gr2lisS,.r AslERicaH ALMANAC ia which they
are given with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the trsstnept thai should be fol-
loved for .ie.T cure. -. .1s a.s
Do no: ts put Of By unpEtpc.ple2 dealers vita
otker prepara.iPEs they mako .InnSo PROF. on.
Demand AYER's. AND take N, others. The sick
want tn 5est aid therels icr thta, GU they sioai
have Il. - 'l--' '-f - ce..,--' 'eiS' ~ =
All GU remedies are for saie bz
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
prTsBuRaH, De0enber, 81, 1853.

YTrTe1URaH, December, q, I653.
4 aRlthl CURE BIZ DB, KEYSERs fEoTORAL
5YgTP. live II PEBBLES toHn,hip Allegheny county.
had coughirG aud spltsirR whioh commenced aoout
the Sth Of Rebrpzxy a5i, and continued eight month";
employed ths best phyHiciAns II To county, and ny
cough continued lunafatea aas early In October at
that tine was adzikedto try your PBOTORAL eQUGb
sYRJP, which did, and sitter had taken ono hoitle
was ertleS fee from The coughing and tpitng. had
despsred Of over getting vol, and ihink t sho1ld be
known that this valuabis remedy viii do for others what
it has doue In my case. JOHN q. LITTLE,
Witnsss-B, ID. KKRR ' PEBBLES townhip. \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
yanuary %, H@.

ASoTHHR NEW oHRTA IOA7K-DR. KBYSER's
sEOTCRAL sf RUP IL had oser tIoablaj eIS0 cDugl
"a cold ivr several ResEsso oed va Il hai eonld
sieep Lad ne sdvee aud prescriptions from 1lsC Of
hs test physosnA u t e,y Seon ID came bal d.
90, DO %. nnAly pleeareo ectt4 oi yczI PeotozAl
syrup, witch cured ma sntiTeiy. 5xnsd,
J. V. hEndIQS,
seLibsrty Etrss,, Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 9, t5ss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
P1rrnnuRaH, Anil "A, 1857

PITTsBURaH, April "a, 1857.
hEAD TIE TRCTH,-DR. KKYszai l have daugb-
tef who has taker several medicines fer had cough
] purchased from sou q bottls CT your -PEOTORAL
sYRCP, and before shs had uSsd nslf oc.ta she Yea
relieved. The ssepn1 bci;io cured her entirely Of her
cough JOHN DAklE.
2opineon street, Allegheny. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

Qon, rkAHT AID On KEYaEa'6 PEoTOSAL
eYRUP. .-DR. KEy,xR--Desr Sir Ercusa the delay Of
T. acknowledging the excellence Of your PeooEai OouaO
aSIGp sooner. ss 6rez. pleasure In sayng that t /.
nj y5p ssy 1t Is. HkocSets ts6 hofsd 0xt a. my coaSA
sud ths WoTst one va ever atciei With; have uot
used moro thas oaSh2 ii tbe bos, and can and dc
With that ali who arc Afflicted sonid give 1t tslr trial
Ihsve done, and hss Will DC proud 90 ssy, "It no
qusck medicine" Wonld not sG6ef another Eoeh AZ.
attack for sny consideration, al any cost. sa
adsnt can breathe more freely than lever did shalt
always acknowledge debt OF gratitude for inventing
excellent remedy on are a. liberty 10 use my name
in this regerd, ~ goa think proper n R.PnAHT,
Messenger Common Qoancil, Pittsburgh, Pa.
PittEbaIghs Nay u, hoy. /. rars.
N.b-S sil no stranger to my lelloH-eitlxers, Szlt
who entertain doubts can consalt se peraaauy, E
..- -cTeT-tof1 l.1.p.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

. "A. ga. a.. waite ana 1seA and
his. .dSsSs4 n mpsnoE 2s,41Mify; 2s4M ics fss shh,a
S61 10. % SOsA Hi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "a case Of aye yssgs'
tAndinS eareabS pR. kEYSER's REoTrls ~ AYaUI,

PryTpUHsa, Jan. Il, 1890 lJ
Dh, AkysE4 l-My wife has been aflicted with a bad
oelgh and dtouly of breathins lSE ave "a six years
gnh Tor sevsnI yeafa bach, had gaualy Increased ~
Violence. The complaint hAA bses hervdilsfy ana sh.
nad oeen treated BY several physciSps without any re-
YET In thiD sAte OF her case, IpTpeFy tpne OF you
fectoni uougn syrup. bought the mt arns, a ffiy
and got dollar hotte, Which cured her entirely AND
,e hA pow no trace Of the former disease, except weak
ness would also htate that ased shr msiso,ns nv
Ing ono dose tpfess ny srfy, sstsisetion viii n.
medicine aae yeR are at liberty % PubAh itbls you
4sairo 70 so ro' wa. WIL5ON,
Alderman Rifth Ward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

.IIT NyIrk cAITGarIoR 70 come Of fho most or
trsOfdinsy curos b nv
PECTORAL SYRUP. a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

Tnsy sre st hons, and any ono who haa doubts rsn In
}nire Of the psEson Who have been cured bv IN T
DR.. K1YeRR ~ PREPARED AT ANY TIME Tn
eAAM1N1 LUNQh RLEH0UTf0nAR0nyR RCR All
;EbtBA WHO NEED zuI1 MRDlulNE6I Isi6s .t'VOi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

ssz01sSvnlz, o., March IA, 1868
have used DT, Aeysers Cough Syrup fer bad cough
y several yea1 easaing, saa GA oeeeriel tay II
tho Ley Inec0na gaE The same that have evsI sea
'a-....- tr ufg I.W- fRIQn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
Gents Linen Shirt, Oollara,

4 LII Y. 4'N7A ~ ~ = - ~ ~ % 10
ID, % sfcir,g1 o 1jiE .ts pie ,bsgoisssb
itno1 Ai9aO u b7s ,ir1pcl 9.'ysugosiA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

Al euE Eemee:es.sre for saie bE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

Prepared BY yDr.s. 9. AVER g. CO.. Lowell, EssA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

tttt .gqts sTkIsiti{q
.sIfss .hfV&i,ttaTss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27
How do Che WhIte TRASH Live;


A correspondent of the New York Trib-
une, writing from the barren lands of Vir-
ginia says:
81 have often wondered how the white
trash live. They do not work, unless the
planting Of little corn, the grazing,of
horse, or mule, and COW, and the raising
Of few hogs and poultry-who run near
ly wild-may be called work" Still
they live; and they raise many tow-head-
ed children who peFpetuate the unwhOle-
some stock. have often, say, wondered
how they live. I have astertained
These poor whites-ignored by the aris-
tocracy and despised by the blacks-exist
on whisky. In this wise Scratching to-
gether few dollars (eight or ten was suf-
hcient in time of peaee) they purchase a
barrel or two Of cheap whisky The ne
groes-always,f fond Of liquor, and never
honestly getting any excepting during
the holidays steal from their masters
corn, wheat and chickens. These things
they trade" with the poor whites for
drink. They will give two or three bush
els Of corn or wheat, hog, half dozen
chickens, for pint Of poor liquor, and in
this way the degraded white men that in
fest this country exist.
It is terrible style Of life the natural
result of Slavery. With paid labor, and
any sort Of encouragement to others than
landed proprietors, these men might be
small farmers, mechanics, laborers Of all
sorts honest men. The Virginians would
be independent Of other peoples for their
luxuries and refnements. But Slavery
blights all the land,prevents competition
in trade, mechanics, or agriculture, and
puts a veto on improvements of every de-
scriptiOn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27


The Houghton q. S. Mining Gazette of
November 1st in speaking of the discovery
Of the immense masses of pure copper re-
Gently made in the mines in that vicinity,
tells this story Of a sharp piece of practice:
"PRETTY SHARP WoRK.-When the Sec
ond mass was discovered on the MssnaFd
last week, there was considerable excite.
ment amongst some Of our mining men,
and a consequent increased desire to be
possessed Of few hundred shares Of stock,
which it was natural to suppose would 60
up to ten or twelve dollars on the recep-
tion, by. the Stock Beard, Of the news
Of the discovery. Tho storm on the
lake. just then, was 80 severe that all the
steamers above were compelled to remain
in port and wait its abatement, and the
great discovery was only known on Lake
Superior, and was likely to be for some
time to come. It Immediately occurred to
a couple Of sharp-witted gentlemen here,
that there was chance to make spec
and one Of them started for Marquette, in
a chartered tug, and from thence to Green
Bay by the overland route and was in Bos-
ton and purchased his stock long before
the first steamer reached Detroit The tug
made the tripto Marquette in seven hours,
and it was supposed that equal good time
was made over the road to Green Bay"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27
nIlscsnnnsona Irems.

Speaking Of cheap things-it costs but
triie to get wife, but doesn't she some
times turn out little dear?
Nine thousand Italian priests have just
presented a petition to the Pope, in which
they entreat of him, in the name Of relig-
ion, to abandon the temporal power.
Ladies in Worcester, Mass, are Organiz-
ing drill clubs, and have elected drill
master, who is to instruct them in pistol
and rife practice, and the evOlutions.
Notice is given in London that the pub
lie will hereafter only be admitted to view
the House of Lords on Saturday in each
week between the hours of ten and four.
There is nothing like war fever" A
gentleman of our acquaintance being in
vited to take Hdrafp' Of ale declined on the
ground that he was fOrty-fve years of
age.
The Italian Government has contracted
with the Milwan Iron Works, in England,
for a war steamer of 9, 030 tons, fitted with
cupolas on the principle Of Captain
Coles.
A Lancaster gun is undergoing at
Woolwieh an endurance" trial. It has
already stosd more than 1000 charges of
powder, each Of six pounds, and is as far
of from bursting as it was on the first
day.
The Water-cure building, at Yellow
Springs, Greene county, was accidentally
destroyed by fire on Friday night. Sew
enty ladies, patients in the establishment,
escaped, saving their effects.
The iron for the railway from Winona
to st. Peters, Minnesota, is now laid from
Winona TO Minnesota City, distance Of
FIVE miles. The work is to be pushed for
ward as rapidly as possible.
The fashionable residents in the capital
at Washington are said to be annoyed by
a rumor that the Diplomatic Corps propose
to take up their abodes in New York,
leaving an attaehs for each legation to
transact the routine business.
DR.. Nathaniel Batchelder, of Epping,
the rankest secessionist in New Hamp-
shire, recently released from Fort Consti-
tuition, has been made Chairman of the
Democratic Convention in the First Con-
gressional District Of New Hampshire.
General Pope has established regiment
of mounted men upon the plains, especially
such portions as have been reported to be
infested with hostile Indian bands, and
hereafter there can be no doubt about the
safety of the route between the river and
California.
Colonels Len. Harris, ofthe Second, and
VIM. Lytle, of the Tenth Ohio Regiment,
have been recommended by General Rose
Grams for promotion to Brigadier Generals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27
&c Foree d &c. A,.e..or..

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has instructed each Of the Assessors, that
when the annual assessment for septem-
Der, and their returns thereof Of their S.
sistants are complete, they will consider
whether the service Of 8 portion of their
assistants cannot be dispensed with, at
leastuniil May, 1858, retaining those best
qualified for The duty consequent upon
busines relating TO manufacturer If any
Assessor End suoh a reduction Of his as
sistants impracticsble, he is requested to
communicate the circumstances for thecon-
sideration Of the Bureau.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

The keeper of the Blainville lighthouse
opposite GOutanees, France, with his wife
snd daughter, few days since narrowly
escaped death from starvation, all COM
hunieation with the shore having been cut
of during six days by a severe tempest.
For five days they were without prOvi-
siOns, and, when at length relieved, they
were entirely exhausted. The daughter
Of the keeper, girl aged sixteen, appears
to have particularly suffered from hunger
and the emotion caused by the probability
Of adreadful death.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

gone NEGRO SHoRT"- N. o. Delta
has this paragraph :-Itstrikes us that Capt
James McQuoid, ofthe steamer IberVille, is
in tight place. Hewentup the river the
other day, and upon his return yesterday
he was Zone nigger short" Inquiry was
instituted, and It turned out that he had
sold the man. Gen. Butler has locked Nc
Quoid up in the Parish. We like the con-
ditiOns, although old Barker will call us by
the fearful name of f"abolitionist for saying
so. In the language Of the Roman Consul,
Capt McQuoid might as well be a cat in
hell without claws, as to try to cheat the
Commander Of the Department Of the Gulf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

It has been the habit of the dead letter
Office to send back only those letters that
contained matters Of value, but for the
past year the experiment has been tried of
sending all letters, and the result has been
very satisfactory. Not more than sixteen
per cent. Of the letters have been returned
to the Department, and the double postage
that is charged has realized a surplus over
the expense.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27
MORNING LEADER.
ReIand for al oliver.

A Washington despatch says informa-
ton has been received there that certain
merchants IN New York, ineensed at the
ravsges Of the Alabama upon American
commerce. are fitting Outa pirate to prey on
British commerce. The vessel is reported
to be very swim, and if she succeeds in
leeving the port Of New York will inhiet
iHcalculable damage on commerce conduct
cd under the British flag. No doubts felt
here that the government will show much
more energy in putting stop to this pi-
rHtical craft than the British government
did to the efforts Of the Alabama in getting
out Of English waters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27
The Albany Standard tells The follow

The Albany Standard tells the following
story of an individual banker of that city.
1t says;
"The proprietor of a coffee house in this
city recently became affected with the pre-
vailing mania to 60 into the banking busi-
ness, and issued shinplasters to the amount
of $4,000. He commenced redeeming them
shortly after their issue, paying currency
for them and receiving them at the bar
without particularly sorutinizing them
He finally concluded that he had redeemed
the entire issue, and upon counting them
found he had redeemed one thousand dol
lars more than he had issued, to say no.
thing of the genuine bills still out. He re-
fuses to redeem the balance, and has con-
cluded to 90 out of the business" 7u,s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

RATHER FoxT-A Scotch paper speaks
Of fox having been seen trying to spring
steel trap by means of stick which he
carried in his mouth. We knew fox that
took the well pole from the well and push
ed the turkey of from the limb Of the tree
with il, and put the the pole back in its
place. At least, be got the turkey, and the
pole was found all right in the morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

There is now exhibiting on the BOule-
ward Magenta, the figure Of = woman 50
constructed as to sing various songs. A
tube of India-rubber represents the larynE
the voice has compass Of two octaVes
The inventor is Mr.. FABER, formerly Pro-
fessOr Of Mathematics in Germany.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

The Eorwalk Reflector reports the death
Of NJ. John c. Palmer, an old and respect
Cd either. Of Ridgsfeld township, in That
cOuaty. BE died very suddenly, at his res
idsnoe, on the 18th inst, Of heart disease.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

Among the recent deaths in Washington
hospitals was Corporal David Young, Co.
D. Eth Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27
The Report Of Internal Revenue Com.

missioner Boutwell, will be read to Con-
gress with the Report Of Secretary Chase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27

A riaed six hundred FOUNDER is rapidly
approaching completion at Elswick, Eng
land. Its weight, when finished viii be
22f tons, and its length IA feet 10 inches; /;
the outer diameter is to be feet 4 inches ct
the breeeh, and fOst % inches at the
muzzle. The bore of the gun viii be ra-
ther more than 18 inches, and the greatest
thickness Of metal at the breech about 10
inches, at the muzzle A inches.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27
Examining sureeons.

Pension Commissioner Barrett has als
resdy appointed about one hundred and
fifty examining surgeons, and wiz appoint
in all about one thousand. About forty
i've viii be Ohio appOintees. Each one
has circumscribed district assigned to
him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27
sI,sOo n Year for Nothing.

A Washington dispatch says that it is
said that one Of the editors of the Louis
vile Journal has an Sl,sOO a year sine
cure elerkship in the office of the Clerk Of
the House, for which he does no work
whatever. Loyal Kentuekians demand
his removal, and they are not alone in the
demand This country is not yet rich
enough to pay eighteen hundred dollars
for such conditional loyalty as the Louis
vile journal exhibits. If the statement is
true. off with his head.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-27
ILEVELAND 8 TOLEDO B. B,
WINTER ARRANeElIEEr.


L5oAs HLNIEh AhkAN9EMHNI loe
On and after Monday, HoTelabsr nth, lss2, Trainu
VIII run daily as iolloWsi Sundays excepted
7:35 A. n. CHICAGO EXPBESS-Stous At an TiatlonI
on southern Division except Eaahin rtol ,ald
arrives in Toledo at i2-05 A. H; and Chicago
at 1870 P. n
$50 ?. n. nOBTHERN MAIL-Stops sf al ststiorl
on Northern Division, Gnd arrives a. SandullT
at 9.o5 P, n.
$50 ?. X. TELEGRAPH EXPRESs-Stops at All sta-
tons on southern Division, except Washing
Ton and Clay. Arrives IN Toledo at li:39 p =.
chicago ct loco A n.
CONHECTIOES.
Connections ars made at MonrOsViils with the San.
dnsky, Mansheld Newark R.R-, At Clyde With tha
Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati r. R. Al Framo1f
with Fremont 4 Indiana r. D., and at Toledo Wlth
the Michigan southern a Northern Indiana and To-
ledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit JACK
son. Fort wayne Lognnsport, LafaJetts Cair6. m.
ton 81 Louis and All poin0 West, Northwest anf
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and u.
West at s25 A. n, and TO P. n. Erom sand11ky IS
$40 A. n. u. d. EUOEFE. Eu1r
OlsVeiand. Eovember Il, Isss.