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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-18


Rebels Preparing to EvAcuate New
port News - Items from Southern
Papers.
FoRTREss MoNRoE, April 7.--There wa
some firing this morning BY the rebel batteries
to the left Of yorktown, but no damage wa
done. #t1
An extensive smoke has been rising all day
from Newport News, leading to the belief tha
preparations are making to evacuate it. II bal
now ceased TO be position of importance.
The following is taken from the Norfolk pa
pers:
RICHMOND, April l6.--Both Houses of Con
grees have adopted resolution TO adjourn on
Monday next, and to meet again oD tho third
Monday of August.
Reports have been received here Of the land
Ing of Yankee troops ct Tappahannock, Essex
county, Va, on the RsppRhannock river. Five
Federal gunbOats went to UrbRna, on the Rap.
pahannock river on Sunday, and next day pro-
ceeded to Tappahannoek. No troops were
landed. This is supposed to be o reconnaissance
or feins.
Official Information from New Orleans states
that an attack on Forts jackson and Philip
commenced yesterday (l4th.)
SAVANNAH, April l4.-The Morning News
learns that Jacksonville, Fla was evacIa ated by
the Federals last Tuesday, They said they
were going to Tybee. The town is now In
possession Of the Confederates
The CONSUMPTION bill passed Congress- on the
9th inst s....s ..i
NoRToLK, April lS--The Day Book an
nounces the arrival of the French frigate Gas.
endie, with M. Mercier, the French minister OF
Washington, on board. There is great curiosI-
ty and many surmises as to the object of bis
visit. The editor of the Day Book says M.
Mercler has dispatches for the French conscl
at Richmond, which is the cause OF the visit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-18

The Richmond Dispatch has some eomment
on the MerrImac, which ID says spent Two day
In Hampton Roads bantering the monitor ant
Yankee feet 10 come up from tho shelter OF "a
batteries. The rebels claim the Merrimao y
the master Of Hampton Roads. The exploit o
the Jamestown In seixlng three OF the Fedora
vessels, 10 regarded a. showing the terror With
which the Yankees view the Merrimac. Tht
Dispatch says, considering II not worth while
to waste any more coal to enlice the Monitor
into conflict, the Merrimac has returned TO
her anchorage. ~ sw yuas
The belief Ia very general here that the Mer.
rimac received some injury during her recent
raid, which compelled her to 60 back to Nor
folk. She was undoubtedly aground all the
second day, and may, from the heavy weight Of
her armament, have sprung leak. She is,
however, back at the Norfolk navy yard, and
was, there is little doubt, taken back for re-
paira of some kind. When moving about the
upper roads on Friday last and exchanging shots
with the Nangatuck, she was very close to the
EnRlish steamer Racer At one time she was
close alongside, In conversation with one OF the
English sailors. .-... .H,r .-g .,..a
Yesterday an experienced gunner assured me
that the last gun the Merrimao fired, the shell
exploded before ID left the muzzle. He was
close enough to see great commotion on
board, and the escape Of smoke fsom her port
holes. .l.aG if ,tioos7ssSseF tg,
The rebels have for several days been build
ing large Notifications on the Gloucester eide
Of the York River, about two miles from York
town and within sight OF our gunboats, but their
guns were Of too long range TO allow Of the
approach of the gunboats 20 shell the works.
About one thousand men were at work on the
forti6cations, and the mortars were not OF sufd-
cient range to check the operations. Yeeter-
day morning, however, the gunboat Sebago ar
rived, having O heavy one hundred-pounder
rifed Parrott gun, and at once opened upon
them with ehell, which were 90 well aimed that
they could be seen falling In their midst and
exploding with fatal effect. The rebels could
be distinctly seen carrying of their killed and
wounded, and In the course of two hours the
work was entirely suspended, the men retiring
out of range. At overy attempt to renew the
work, they were driven back up to night.
The guns mounted by the enemy on the York
town side Of the river number not less than fifty
lOO-pounders, some Of them riaed, bearing d.
reosly on the bar. .se
Our guuboats are at present about two miles
below the town. ..... ..... .-.. .....-
There 10 said to be ekirmishing along the
whole line before Yorktown, and the Berdan
arc spreading terror among the
gunner5 Of the enemy by their unerring aim.
The enemy have made several sorties with In
iantry, to dlslodge or capture our riAemen, but
have been driven back with heavy loss.
AS to the arrangements for the final siege,
Te need only say the work goes bravely on
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From washinx,on

NEW YoRK, April 16.--The Tribune's dis.
patch says: The Finance committee Of the Sen.
ate have as yet decided nothing respecting the
tax bill at their sessions yesterday and to-day,
They occupied what time was left them by thu
numerous committees pressing the exemption
Of this and that interest from taxation. Lead
Ing Senators say that the bill will 90 10 the
House within week after IL comes from The
committee. H
The rumor is general that Secretary Stantor
has resigned, In consequence Of differences ol
opinions between him and the President touch.
ing the movements Of troops.
Every day new barbarities perpetrated by the
rebels come to light. This week two soldiers
who had struggled from the ranks on the march
from Manassas to Cattlets, were found, It is re
ported on creditable authority, by the roadside
with their throats cut from car to ear.
The farm bill Is promised specially from the
Ways and Means committee.
Intercepted letters from Fredericksburg state
that the re1sl forces at and near that place
number nearly twenty thousand. They are in
constant motion. ,is.,
The Herald's dipstch says; There are strong
Indications OF important changes In the Cabinet
within few days
Congress has at last began to take notice Of
the censorship exercised over the press. There
are Indications that II will be speedily abolished
or essentially modified. -dF ~ Jht
WAsHNeToN, April 16.--The Navy Depart
ment has invited propositions by mail or tele
graph to the 30th inst, at noon, with genera
specifications and plans for the construction Of
one or more gunboats for the Mississippi river
and Gulf service, with two turrets on the plan
Of the Ericsson battery, for eleven inch guns
thickness Of the iron plates to be eight inches
the sldes to be plated with iron three inches II
thickness, In one or two layers. to extend tWS
and o half feet below the land line. The YES
sells not to be less than gao feet In length and 81
feet In breadth. and not to draw over six feet
Of water, when loaded and ready for service
to be propelled by screws, to Insure speed o
nine knots or sea miles through the water PEI
hour, and state time and price. S ~ .,.; y ~ S,-
The Secretary Of the Treasury, 1t Is said
has decided to redeem 20 per cent. In cash O
the certificates Of indebtedness issued befor,
the 7th inst II Is thought be will receive q
per cent. additional Of these certificates In pay
ment Of the bonds he may thereafter sell,
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Rronn enc sou.hern oann,.

NEw yoRK, April 16.--The steamer Colum,
bla, from Havana on the 30ih ult., has ar.
rived. seas
Confederate buyers we're much ohagrined that
no powder was at Havana. Thirty thousand
pounds were sold Atseventy. .fyecents per pound
It would bring dollar or more on the 18th. 3,
Dates from Vera Cruz are to the 1st, and
Mexico to the 26th. Vice Admiral Jurien wai
recalled, General Rabies was executed on the
23d for treRson. ~
President Juarez demands that Almonte be
given up. The French refuse.
ComoDfort has been appointed by Juarez, mil
itary Governor Of the state Of Tamaulipas.
The steamer Philadelphia arrived at HavanI
on the 10Th from Fort Plckeps She brough
nine refugees and one sutler from the reEe
canps who ran away. taking $4,000 in golt
and large amount Of Confederate scrip. 0nl,
Ave hundred rebel soldiers were at Pensacola
Fort MeRse had been abandoned. The Fort q,
the eastern end Of Santa Rosa Island nad beer
taken py the Union troops.
Peace had been restored In Honduras,
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

BIAS been before the public but short time and has al
ready been tested BY over thousand personsi sn
they testify that the Nspoleon hair Toilet Il the creates
beantner ever offered to the American people.
TO prevent this Toilet from being counterfeted or i'm
sale at any Druggss In the United States Therefore
anyLAdy or Gentleman who desires Soft Luxuriant Hal
and Curs, and Long, Soft Whiskers or Moustache car
procure the nvgorator or Toilet, either one for on,
dollar, inclosed In letter, with their address
Address o. D. ePENY Il CO.,
Box l63, oollnsville,
Hartford Co., Gem.
And i will be carefully sent by return mail.
feb23-dtw&WIy 'FFt t T.. 80 /.
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NOW.
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good?

me best evidence that thev are s that heir frmea
ieno1 and best patrons those who have used the
longest. In. WILLAM B. HuRD is an eminent Dentist
OF Brooklyn, Treasurer OF the hsw York State Dents
Asochnon, and these preparations have been used In
ms private practice for years and leading citizen f
BROOKLYN or Wllliamaburgh questions their excellence
wnne eminent Dentists OF New York recommend them
a. the best known to the profession Without The sd
advertising dealerS have scid them by the gross.
The hditor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times rays;-"W.
are happy to know that friend, DR HuRp, IL sue
ceecing beyond all expectation with bis MOUTH WASB
ard TOOTH POWDER, The grost secret OF his succes,
rests with the fact THAT Hls ARTICLES ARE PREorsug
WHAT THET ARE REPREsEIrgD Dc, As WE CAN rEsrlJY
yRoM THE1R LONG UsR.p
The wsltknown P 7. Barnum writes. / found yozr
TVorh POWDER 50 good that my femIy have used II
s cp' We ind Il tho best Powder for the Teeth that
We ever used shall feel obliged II y.u will aerd me
supply at The Museum at your convenience With
But their cost e 30 small th.s every one may esr tn
matter for himself.
~ u Beware Of ths ordinary Tooth Powders. DR.
huRD's Tooth Powder contains no acid nor akali nor
charcoal and polishes without wearing :he enamel Use
no other.
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\ Doc. 3, pane 372,

Peter Barker Doc. 3, page S70, ..g
Thomas Daniel Ct Al, , county, Ohio. "a :, ~
ny VIRTUE OF WRIT OF vnNDI TO MH
ID directed from the Superior Court Of Rrsnkn coun.
IT, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door OF the Court
House, In the City Of Columbus, on Aa4
Saturday, the l7th day Of May, A. D., 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock
p NJ the following described real estate situate In the
county Of franklin and State Of Ohio, 20 witt
All that part Of lot No. l57 In the town Of Worthng-
tom In said county, lying east Of Eas Lewss east line,
being about twothlrds Of said lot No, l61 and being
same premises formerly occupied by John McMulen and
Pyron Whitehead respectively, and the that was
conveyed 70 Thomas Daniel BY Daniel Upscn and wife
by deed dated March l9thle57; also, lot No. and
OF Of N0t side OF lot No. Is; No. and feet
o6 Of month aide Of lot No III lots Nos Is, and 1e in
tho town Of Worthington, franklin county, Ohio.
Lot No. l57 7at 0I 500. n .i,.a .r,5ata8 h,.Hi
: Lot o.t, Ahd5 feet on N, side Of lOtNo. a., At
LctEOs ), and feet Of n, side OF lot No ID, at
Nv also. ~ ts-----..s-.. -a--s--s-
4 Lot No. i, o105,
| LotNo. 3, 800. 6gIA'a &eA1t
Lot No. i5 $780, a 9sisgesia1 5tsse u asl.F ~
~ Lot Mo- le NeO Liza Fe Qsos Ia kL9 glafff 1llf
l- ~ Wv GK0RaH W. HUFFMAN,
e5 Sheriff Of Hnnklin county, Ohio,
Printers fees, $500.
aptl l6-dltkWtd
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GEN. Shields Occupies Mount Jack
SON. - ~

WAsHINoToN, April 1.-THE following hal
been received at the War Department:
MOUNT JACKSON, April II, II A. M.--0ul
troops occupied Mount Jackson at 2 o'clock thll
morning, and are now In front Of Ruder Hill
where the enc my appears to be in force. The
people report that they intend giving battle
there. They resisted our advance in order to
gain time for the burning of bridges and rail
way cars, engines, ETC., which had accumulated
at the terminus OF the road, but our movement
was so sudden and the retreat of the rebels &C
precipitate that we were enabled to save the
bridges, TWO locomotives and some cars. All
tbeee had been prepared with combustibie ma
terial for instant conAsgration. 3 n9H
Many prisoners have been taken and severa
horses captured from the enemy. The .troopi
have acted admirably. Col. Carrolps brigade
Of Gen. Shlelds's division, led the advance on
the back road to the rear of Mt. jackson, and
Gen. Mccall on tho turnpike. Gen. Williams,
with his main division, brought up the reserved
column. ~isrlr
We shall occupy New Market to night.
Gen. Shields has 90 far recovered as to com
mand his division In person.
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reimbursement of Fort PiIlow.

WAsHINsToN, April 1.-THE War Depart,
ment to-day received the following:
CMRo, III April l6.--The mortars opened on
Fort Pillow on the 18th instant, and soon clear.
ed the river Of allvessels. Our shells fell In
tho rebel camp. The rebel works are strong
and extensive. -
Two deserters came on board the gunhoal
and say that Ex.Lieut. Thomas Huger, late Of
the United States Navy, is In command of ForI
Pillow, aud that Gen. Pillow and Com. Holllns
have gone below. "H
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Beaurega-d Claims a Victory at Pitts
burg-OPeratiOns in the NeiEh h BOr,
hood OF YOrktown-The Merrima'
hlaA

Disabled, .. ss,s- aI,sa,p. e.s sfsI .r
FoRTREss MoNRoE, April l6.---Calm weather
prevails here. II has been most propitious for
the temperance Of the Merrimac. but as she
does not come, il Is concluded she was most
likely Injured by getting aground when lahI
out, ~. - a's >.El
A flag of truce was sent this morning to de.
liver letters and dispatches, but no news trans.
pired. Il was impossible to obtain even O
glimpse OF the papers received at head quarters
Copies Of the Richmond Dispatch and Nor.
folk Day Book were received here last evening,
The Dispatch contains telegram from Beau.
regard, dated Corinth,l 9Th inst, stating Tia,
he was strongly entreuched and prepered Ia Al.
fy the Federals In whatever number tbev mirh,
attack him. He claims the, battle Of PittsbnrO
Landing as most important rebel victory. ri
says we captured six thousand Federal prisoner'
and thirty-six cannon. y - Il. - -
The Dispatch, commenting on the abose
thinks that the total rout Of Geus. Buell. A.,
Grant is certain. No mention is made =
Beauregard being wounded.
The Dispatch says in reference TO affaIra 4,
the Peninsula, that no anxiety need be felt a
to the result Of the forthcoming battle. .Th,
Yankees are 10 be driven back 70 the fortress
and thoroughly .yanquishsd By the forces unde
Generals Lee, Johnston and Msguder.
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Efect2

pa, HuRp's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH poWDsk
W give 70 young ladies' ths: anest charm IL womsns
s.oet prsatn and peary teeth. Try them, ladies.
W. huRDb Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
CLEANSE me mouth fron all foul exhAlatons and ased
tne morning, Will make the breakfast taste sWeeter ana
tne gay begin more pleasantly. Hundreds Of psrsoas
can testify TO this: Try them, gentlemen.
pk' HERDS Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
Des In the world for curing Bed Breath ana
gVlng nrmness and health to the gums, Hundreds OF
e'e' nave been cured BY DR.. Hurds astringent wash
DR., HUED's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH powpEa
give an additional charm to courtshlp aud make hus.
pend more agreeable to their wiyea end wives 10 their
nusDaeos' They should be used uy every person nav
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New YoRK; April l7-The brig Drummond,
from Asplhwsll March 3lst, reports that the
steamship Ariel from New York arrived at
Aspinwall on that day with her machinery dam
aged. This fact may account for her non ar
rival at this port from thence, with the Califor.
MIA mails and passengers. She Is now some
days over due. ,s.. ,.s.s..tIr
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New York stock Market.
IrzraaArnrD roR rHR ONO sr.rr.nAs.I

-rlIlV a New YoRK, April IL.
Stock market Is better and closed nrmer Chicago and
hocE Island IS; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien Is
MilSankee and Prairie du CHEN, lst preferred S9K;
cleveland Toledo SQk; Michigan Southern gtd. 1b
michigan Central 54x; Erie preferred eik; Ifia
- New Ycrk Central bonds 80; American gold i0i3ii
pons %; treasury $40 o0K; United Stnss TIves 81
~ coupons go Panama oI; Pacific Mall lO4f, unols
coupon bonds90 Michigan sixes Of 1875 e 4enpe1sso
Harlem "a bonds 90 Hudson 36K; virginia sIxes 90;
Canton ~ Toledo and Wabash 2d bonds 19 OIeye
land. Columbus q Cincinnati IFS; cleveland and
RttsbuIg Il Illinois war loan seX; Chicago surling
ton and GAlena "a.
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Tns French MInisteF's visit to Nor.
Et q Wy folk.

BALrnoRr, April IT The following reliable
information relative TO the visit Of the French
Minister to Norfolk, seems TO justify particular
mention: On Sunday morning last commander
0autier, OF the French war steamer Gasendie
received ateleeraphic dispatch via Cherryssone.
to repair Immediately 10 Alexandria for the
French Minister. The Gasendle proceeded
forthwith, and returned to Hampton Roads with
ont ever giving the commandant time to stop In
Washington, and aftei paying q brief visit to
Gen. Wool and Flag Officer Goldeboro, the
Gasende went to Norfolk, whence the French
Minister was to proceed TO Richmond.
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TO MARRIED MEN.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage,
THE undersigned will give conformation a very IN.
tsrsstiAS and Important subject, which will be valu-
ed more than thousand mes It's cost by every married
couple Of any age condition in life The information
will be sent by mail to any address the receipt of 25
cents tstlveT) and one red stamp.
All letters shorld be addressed TO a.a5F .tr
II. b. MORRIS, HI. D.
ot3f-ly3tawd&W Boston, Mas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-18

BALTIMORE, April l7.--Brie. Gen. Kelly has
promptly removed ell restrictions from passes
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, from
katkersburg, Wheeling or Benwood, 70 Wash
ington and Baltimore. No documents Of the
1 Hlnd are now nsosauaTy, Tor travellers East Ol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-18

2 New YoRK, April l6-A number of email
vessels had arrived at Havana also, the rebel
steamer Austin, from New Orleans, With, COT
ton. The so-called English steamers Mlrsmon
and Fox, had also arrived with cotton. The
former from New Orleans.
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Neuralgia PIasters.

DR; HuRDb NEURALGIA N0N-ADHEsTyE PIAs.
IEhS are the NEST pleasant and sasSassful remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease he patent
ApPnes one, soon becomes drowsy, falls asIssp apd
eWakes Tree from cain, and blister or other
oL injurious eonsequences ensue. For EARAcHr and
NEEvoOs HRApAcHR, apply according to dlrectons. and
Iesi VIII surely fellow. Nothing can be ohaine equal
20 Dr. hurds Compress for NeuralgIs, TPy them =
xney are entirely novel, curious and original preper
anon, and wonderfully successlui. They are OF tgr
snes, one SMALL for the face, price Is cents and hs
o.ner large, for application to the body price 81 cants
NtA os n1dAed on reoeipt Of prica and one .faaan
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Money Mark ets

A lTVLssRArHzD FOR TIE ONO sr1TmMAA.l
b.. fl,rs NEw YoRK. AIiiiI7.
The money market Is easier, with moderate DuiineSs
at SOC per cent. for loans on call. ~
Strictly prime Paper 10 scarce and wanted at 5k96k
per cent.
Sterling Exchange is dull at ll2Kall9k for Mer.
chants and ll2k0ll2K for BankerS' Bills.
American Gold active at ~ per csnt. premium
California Gold Bars nominal st 2k92k per cent.
United States Skies Of 1851 at Osk0V3X; 10
Treasury Notes at 0oX0l00. -
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Joseph Story . Doe. 3, page ell. W.
W. Superior Court Of Franklin
Samuel 0, Story etal, county, o. M. m 7
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the said COURT to directed, Will offer for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court House In
the city Of Columbus, on s&f AZ ~
Saturday, the Hth day Of May, A. d. 1869,
at one O'Clock p M the following described real estate
situate in Peasant township, Franklin county o., towt
Lying on Darby Big Run, branch OF Dairy Greek
part Of the original survey No. 3,el1 ard BOUNDED
and described as follows ; n E9 - W
Beginning at large stone In the Run, lower corner
to Josiah Bvens' lot In the south OF said originR
survey No. SSH; thence with said line south eighty
nine @ degrees east one hundred and forty (10) poleI
at the scutheast corner corner tree down. thence viii
the east line north one ~ degree east sixty three and
one-half l63k poles 10 bur oak ana three red ems
north elEhvpine Cs0l degrees west one hundred and
fifty n0) poles 70 point II the eentsrof the run, with
itl eanders TO the place of beginning containing slx
(60) acres more or less. - ---7 -s--'s -
Appraised a Is 90 per acre. Y lrA
s,g f.rst fT GH0RGE W. HUFFMAN Il
s Sheriff Of franklin county, o,
Printer'sfeos % 90.
april l0-dltkWtd
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What are the People Doingg

The American people are intelligent enough to appre
cate Preeaatons that contribute 30 nch to the happ
ness or those using them, and they want them Everr
mAI nTings as lettsrs some ordering the TREATIES on
TEETH some the hEuRALaIA PLAsrERs and not lew en-.
closing 81 cent for the hoUTH WAsH 10 be sent By mail;
put 70 these We are compelled to reply that Il s
Die to send half pint bottle by mail The people want
tnese Remedies Who sOtn sapp'v Gsenf
Nov IL the
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Al!!g.M MANHOOD.
@&W How L0gT, Row REsTcRRD.

Just Published In Sealed Envelope; Price cts.l
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AMI
RADICAL CURE or BPERMATORRHEA Or Bemina
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility and
Impedlments TO Marriage generality, NervousnesB Con
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical In
capacity, resulting rolD eelfRbuse &C. By Robert ].
oulverwell, NJ. D., author Of the Green Book, 60.
A Boon 10 Thousands OF Sufferers,
Bent under coal, in plain envelope to any address
post paid, on receipt Of ak cents, or two potsagS
stamps, by DR.. OHAS. j. o, KLINE, lq7 BoVeyy
Nov YorK. Post Once Bor No. 1885.
ap3-3md&wis "a tN
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Removed from his old OfGice

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High ST.,
Columbus, o. has devoted himself fora series Of years
90 the treatment OF certain private diseases He may
consulted at his Office Broadway the Exchange
I Bank.
jAn1edh
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents can make a small fortune In carrying
these articles aIound TO families. The DErTAt TRRAs
ohY 10 the neaest article that's woman can carry
around Send for one and Or better dozens which
We will SELL az samples for 81 Agents oppiied lbsr-
ally with oirculars U r Now is The time to 20 into
the business, to do good, and make profit. We are
spending Thousands for the benefit Of agents. New
England men and women here ID something nire ana
chance to take the tide 81 its food. sf 4i :