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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12
a SEighG Cold, CossgA,


&SRGA c3f1ataezesa, or 9afe
EiNIIlbilLlJ ISJzfodt, which might be
%SSH(y checlOe5 tUjth a simple rem
2W edH if neglected, etter ter
initiates seriously. > F'e10 are oluare Of
the tmpOrta,scs Of stopping a Tough or
SyZiaht fold in its first stage; that
tuhtch in the beginning tvould yield to
a mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacles the lungs. gtla.
MknLtv1's 8.koncliaL ISk0cheA
usre first introduced eleves years ago.
It has been proved that they are the best
artisls before the public for Igouaha,
BoLda, Bronchitis, Asthn1a,
Bntarkh, the Hacking Cough in ISo,1-
sunit1tian, and numerous affections Of
the IShtodt, etving insnediate reIief:
Public Speakers Gssd Singers,
tuil find them efect,laI for clearing and
strengthening the voice.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, at rs cents per boz.
For SALE Wholesale or retail, BY
O. ROBERTS, Druggist,
No. 94North High street.
8. +. SAMUEL, Druggist
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TO MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will giVsiniOrmatiOn on very IN
trsAsia0 and tnpOrsaat subject which will be Vala-
Cd more than thousand times s cost BY every married
couple Of any ago or condition In life. The information
will be sent by a to any ad lrs the receipt Of IS
cents (siper) and one red stamp.
All letters sho1ld bo addressed TO s
Il. B. hoRRI5, N. D.
octSl-iy3taWdaW Boston, hass'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

CAIRO, June ia deserter arrived from
Memphis last night, reports that when he left
Fsrregut's feet had passed vicksburg; but was
compelled to return below the city, on account
of low water
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wool market.
NEW YORK.

Their hsbsen good inquiry for domestic aesos vo.l
all tho deairabo descriptions olerIne Prisss -, 49,
ceedngly hrm, and gradually tend hlehsr lhs -
o. neece very small, and these descriptions mogt l1
weeks laIes foot up 100 00O 4 fleece at ll5osi as M
to 20 600 pnedat 4s01l9c; $50 bafes oaIiornis n
lO@Soo 30 bses unwaahed snyroi snd 500 bales aSs
on private terms, the latter supposed at ale On moS
regard 70 the new clip, We undentand that sales a
Ohio and PenpsylSania heeoe have been mad6 On s 9
by consumers and 1pecuiators at 40Of3Ko Whi1h DAY
Be looked upon ~ the opening prices. heonomiIt -
eG CHICAGO.
Tbs market continues quiet and nominal At o1noe
,or coarse, s00s3o Tor medium and S3D3yo for nnD.
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Cleveland Market.
oEzvxlAxo, June IL.

t. oLxvx1AKo, June IL.
The market yesterday was generally quiet and un.
changed with very little doing In any srtics. In Flour
and Wheat there we're transactions, there being no
dsmad for the former and hmness Of holders Of the lat
tor restricting operations. lr .r
, coRN-A little better demand, with aalss Of 5000
bushels anoat at go, and 1000 do do at 35c "a
oAT6Adlanced 10, with sales Of car from track at
9Io. ~ =, f.,s, tsn NM. ~ =
Other articles quiet and unchanged.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TO the Nervous and Consumptive
Of both sexes A retired Clergyman having been re-
stored - health In few days after many yea Of great
eunerlng 10 willing to ast,t others by sendpg (ree)
che receipt OF post pad directed envelope. copy Of
ne prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN M,
pAGNALL, 1856 Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

MEMPHIs, June 9.--Ma.ters here are quiet.
Il 10 reported that the rebels destroyed guam
tity Of cotton at Madison and Wilsburg, on the
st. Francis river.
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neraovoa rrorn hls ola ofrlce.

DR.. A. B., WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, rear High ss.'
Columbus Or has devoted himself fora series OF years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases. BE may Be
consulted al shh Ofee rsOadvay, near The Exchange
Bank sffIsgest sgl.ia5 e.r e..I. -s
janiedH ~ eli Z ~ ...1st q a7a 1e
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Hs, been before the pubo bat short time, and has al
ISsoy pesn tested By over one thousand peon.l ana
they tesy that the Napoleon Hair Tols h fs
oeanther ever offered 70 the American people.
prevent this Toile. from being coun,ereited or In
tatso ~ unprnetpled persons, we do not oer fof
nyLedy or Gentleman who desires Ser Luxurant HaiJ
sno Oufs and Long, Soft WhiskeEs or Moussache csa
procure me Lnvfgorator or Toilet either one for one
Address o. =. sPRNY & co.,
Boz l61, oollinsvtlle,
Hartford Co. Com
feh2s-dtw&Wly No.
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New YoaR, Jun0 1.-THE steamer Nashville
vas stll q 0ucher At Nassau Jane lst.
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lRnll iaoad 'I'lmo TaDio.

RAil Esoad rimo TaDio.
Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Oolum.
bus. On and after june 3D. ed2 tralnS will leave % fol-
ows tf
LITTLE Mllni 4 CstUHBus q xnuA u. n.
&N4lfAs Leaves. Arrives.
olncInnntl accommodation. $50 Am. 9:25 P. M.
Day Express ..."........1l 80 A. M. ll0O A. "a.
Nail. ail.'....s..,,.......,i.. AIO p, N. 3lO p. "a.
Night hxprepaviA Dayton, ls:OO midnight $50 A. d..
JSo. W. DoHRRTT, Agent
ooLUMsuS 4 cLynAD R. r. 9
Night Exprcse.. .....os... 400 A. N. uS0P.M
New YORK Express. ......s.l ii l0A. NJ. ll:vO a. !.
O, o. g. o. Way Express. $40 P. lVlo X M
n As 90 JANIS PArTrRSOs, Agent.
oSHTRAL 0mo n, b. 4s /.
No. Hxpress. I. I! ~. $50 A. M. iI!ls P. M
No. iExpreas 10 Newark.1i.l0 A. NJ. lilo A. N
No. Express. ...s 80. 3i35 p. IL. .iln
l tgseii tJatllAA W. J. FnL, Agent.
PrTTsnURan, ooEUMDUs& 4 cMorHATi R.R.
Nall Train .........",". $50 A. d. 1l:45P. N
Express Train. In....."..""ll;ioA A. ID. lllOA. N
Jo9. ROBissoS, Agent.
ooLUMpus INDnNoPotIs, B. L.. a
(OoLuhBUs PIouA d IHDIANA r. R,)
No. Express ........"... 6.S0 4. N. 1910 A. n.
No'2 .......... 400 ?. M. 1:50 P. n.
JNo W. HIT Agent.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Columbus Rstan Market.

WEpusDLY, June IL, ls6a.
Ths following are tho retail quotations corrected by
VIM. q. Restieaux, Wholesale and retail grocer, No.
l0S South high Street.
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GREAT MEDICINE
IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AM
AOrlE DISrRIuTa.

IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEvRB AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
Mr.. John Pudney, Springfield, Union county, New
Jensy, has used BRANDREra'5 VEGETABLE UNI
VnRsAL PILLS for fifteen years in his family, and for
all his hands, 10 which time heie pills have cured them
Of Bilious Affections, Headache, Rheumatism, Fever and
Agus Measles whoOpiag Cough, and in fact all the dis
eases to which large family Is occasionally subject.
he says he has never known them to fail. and will bs
pleased TO give his testimony OF all unss In favor o
Brandreths Pills
(signed) JOHN PUDNEY,
"a sef Springfield, . ion Co.,, M.
sold By JozH d. ooOE Druggist, Columbus, and By
all respectable dealers In, medicines.
jel-d&Wlmt "a f1E |. s.Usf. 81.
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pam, GRAVITY, mAGNETIsEa.

These ere no times for anything but facts. And at
lsngh f6cs Is known in medicine; It Ia ths-thst pain
70 removed and disease cured By
PURaATIoN WITH BRANDRRTH's PILLS.
This a. much fac. in medicine that the magnet
fact In navigation, or that gravity Is fact In asron
omy or that light bat heat rarsd. but which piece
Of glass can oondsnse into heat again.
But the great fsct Of the present day is that
eRANpRETH's PILLS
invariably open the bowels, and that all the humorS
vhrh cause pain are controlled by natural afnity by
this
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII uuRL STRAIGHT Ham In sof, 6Illen, Rlovina
Meek desired, or any longer period, n the dirootions
srS nLety followed, which are very simple and easy.
an Toilet does not In any manner interfere VII
1e 1attrd SeIRtes Of Ghs Hotr. Il noithsr rcorchaa
nor ayes 10; but gives the hair so, thrifty appeaS
ance; IL also Prevents the hair from Ndlliac ~ and
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: THe yo.olutlou vaa. tben adouted.

Mr.. Stevens, from the committee on Ways
and Means, reported bill, which Was ordered
TO be printed, authorizing the Issue Of one hun
dred and ffty millions Of treasury notes, not
bearing interest, of the denomination of I've
dollars, to be receivable In payment Of all loans
made to the United States, and Of all taxes, In
ternatIsnal duties, excise debts, and demands
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TIE okLHBRATBD
Excelsior InviroraAov 1

- an Indispensable stics In every aentlsuans 1olss
na sLe, one weeks uss they would not for any cons
Sor % eight week., bring out thick set Of WHEas OF
Ths Subscribers are the only Agents for the GboTs Ar.
tcls In the United States,
rn.,H
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me only article sver offered 10 the French people tha
Moolo OuRL bTRAIeHT HAni the above Toilet beng
manuacured for the sole bsneat Of II,uIs NanoisoJ
"nien article now Indispensable to his toilet room
The Subscribers, feeling confident that this Toiiet uE
neoeav take the place of all othsu ever offered %
tne public, take pleasure In expressing thsr eonadenos
In the article, gaining II from practical uoe.'
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NAeol Eou's HAIR TOILET |

They would also announce to the public tha, thsy are
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CHICAGO.

Beautiful, Economical soothing, yet senuis,,nr
9omPosnd acting 40 d b. magic upcn a. roats es-,.
pB oeautiinl growth OF luxlnant heard, n erolI-r
70 ne scalp, 1t will cure Bdidoss, snd aDoiIs3 -
eoranS 70 directions, It will cause % sprina rp n s1
fPoo hns growth Of raEsH, SORT nam.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

A ssooso Moses. a A Harrisburg paper
statss thst. during the terrible ffeshet OF
week before last, Q ofodle was seen coming
down the rushing waters near Msodavilie,
end being suspected Of contsinicg some
;hiue, II WIS watched BY ssvefsl PERSONS for
three OF four miles, expecting It would at
some point OF its Journey come nesr enough
20 The shore so thst II would be safe IN ven.
;utine sfter it in bost. At lsst, a. a bend
10 the swollen stream, the cradle came cuff
c'ently near TO be secured, when 10! and
behold, upon lifting up light covering, a
beautiful bebe looked up and smiled We
remember or reading in thet sweet book oi
old, OF time when the daughter OF one OF
EsyPts proud rulers went to The river 10
battle, when something was seen in the dis
tsnce, 10 bring which one OF her maids was
sent. ~hen. upon opening babe wes seen
which looked up end smiled. The above
incident brought this ancient one 10 mind
A Kind person took the little one In charge,
and although week has elapsed, and In.
quiry upon inquiry has been made, no clue
to the history Of the little stranger has been
discovered.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

PERSIAN STORY.
Young Cyrus was Persian Prince
Who c,.jy drank esd vsief'
Ills mother was u erecaiy dn-.o,
The Eing ~ Nedin's daughter
and when sho ven, the Kirs &. eco
She wished his heart 10 p ense,
Aha therefore took her blooming boy
10 show As.ty.g.ges.
Tie aged slre onhr iced tho child,
And loved him more each dsyi
While he. TO prove his love. took care
ln ull things IL obey.
"cup.bearer 10 you let 40 be-"
Sill Cyrus 10 the King.
II wan. TO show how graccn,l,y
1he goblet can bring"
The kim consented laughed end cried,
young sir don't maize scch hagtei
You have fore often that you ought
Topour some wine and 'Gste."
"l did MT, grandrspa, forget
Pcririt the ~ cxl Lain:
Twas foaf ofpoisrn H. the cup
That caased me TO refrain"
"poison, my chiI!' the King cx laimod,
"wl,at silly thoughts HrI these.
III Medals court who could ccnspiro
Toxin As.ty.a.ges"
al did not say TO XIII grandpa
The noble boy replied
"But patience have III tell you al
And nothing from you hide.
II was but some few nights ago
You drank from this same cup;
Your mobiles also drank from theirs
TIL none could slralghIen up.
Your looks wern very ST. ango and wild;
Yol wranglod ,ud and long;
Each shouted that himself was right
Aud all the res' were wrong.
really was ashamed TO 500
IIow they behaved to you,
While you did not appear To care
About our singly due.
Then as wondered much, tho thought
In my breast Was fixed,
That surely poison In your cup
By wicked hands was mixed"
Thus spoke tho child; the King admired
Ard praisod the repar,ce,
And ~ lis mobiles said-"iiis words
Roprovo both you and nc"
"'ris wisdom's voice that speaks thro' h'I
And bids him poison call
Tho wine that first bewitches ur,
And then degrades us ALL"
Now, boys and g.r's, If asked why you
From all strong drinks abstain,
Remember Cyrus, and roply--
"a poison they contain
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AIc UIsHNFb
This Melicine Will Cure You!


This Melicine Will Cure You!
Agents
ISRAEL rRgTs, Finday, Ohio;
}. N. iiuBRH Is Co., fnday, Ohio;
JAMES MANsISG, vanlue, Ohio;
GRlsEL X OSrugIIER, Van Buren,, Ohio;
j. b. EAS p0EEs, FusioI1a;
l.. A. PALpwIS, Mt. blanchard, Ohio;
SAMUEL llUHEH, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL SHuUP, Ottawa, Ohm;
J. y. G.. illPKSs, Gil0oa, Ohio.
Agencies made and AGENTS supplied by Mrs.
G.. 4. LANG WORTHY, whu is hereby authorized
10 write my nino upon the wrapper. without
which none is genuine.
Physicians furnished by tho gallon, whore
requested,
With kind farewell then, 10 tho good peo
PIE whom ! have dealt with so many years
and Il wish that they will sustain my wife ~
tho sale oi this medicine, which has beneiitteC
SO many already, | am, with the best OF feel
ings toward trcry one IN this community,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANGW0RTuY,
Capt. Co. 4, Gibson Ros't U. $. Army
FISnr Az ADJUST 10. 1861.
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II a man cheats you, cease deal.
ing with him; IL he is abusive, quit
he company; il he slanders you, al
W ys take good care 10 live 30 that
rob )dy will believe him.
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by Godfrey Brown"
"Pray madam, wby did you
name your old hon Macdufit" Be.
cause cir, wanted her to "Iay on"
"Among oil my boys" said an
old man, IL never had but one who
took alter me, and that was my ION
Jack, who took after mo with II
club.
"The ocean sreaks eloquenlly
ani lGrover," says Brechcr. YES" F"
resorts Prentice, 'aud there is no use
telling it TO "dry np'
A military colder in Rhode Is
land being blamed by his Captain
Tor not having a lock to his gun, tied
paddock tot.
Tic parent who gives loved
child in marriage, bat pays back t.
~,dlock the good gift it bestowed
upon him.
II cay, jim, what work did you
do tlrsl!' asked one lsl Of another.
why, cnt teeth, OF course" replied
the other, Instantly.
Most men work for the present, n
few icI the future. The wise work
Tor both, TOR the future in the present,
and for the present in the future.
There are great men enough to
incile us to aim at true greatuese,
but not enough to make us fancy
that God could not execute his pur-
pose without them.
A club OF hen pecked husbands
met once week that meeting be-
ing their only day OF enjoyment and
rost. When they adjourned they
called it the rising oi the tied.
Tho gents, who went fishing
with the North pole, uoed Mason
and = xon's line. Finding the pole
too long, they split it with ono Of tie
exes OF the earth.
z
Tho ST.. Louis Ne,cs: says that
Gen. Curtis is q "sterllng officer" ="
Though lie isn't for sale. we trust
that on his return from Arkansas he
will bring "A Sterling Price.
Reckless lover --"Dearest Sap
phir8, Notwithstanding the increased
TAXATION upon dresses, watches, Jew.
clry, will you o! will you be ninef'
"Whv, DOCTOR" said a ldy, "you
talk as though a horse was better
than a man" He is" said the
doctor, "he never deceiyes a lady.
he brides his tongue, he follows no
fashion and he hates hoops"
Every man who acquires o fortune
by industry is a treasure to himself
and family, and profit 10 his coun.
try, by adding to the common stock
II bccomes bond which unites him
10 society.
BY elk qualities may fool be
known-anger without csuse, speet
without profit, change without mo-
tive, inquiry without object, put
ting trust in stranger, and wanting
capacity to discriminate between
friend and foe.
An editorial Office is located in.
mediately over recruiting office,
and the editor says the filing and
drumming drives everything out oI
his head. What a scampering there
! must be down over his shirt collari
A Printers apprentice who at.
tempted to do thu agreeable to a
oleryyman's daughter, was shocked
when her father announced the tex
MY daughter is grievuonsly tor.
pented with devil"
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TNo TEACHEits.-rhe Board OF school TX.
i aminers for Hancock county, VIII hold u
sessnn Tor The purpose OF examining Teachers 5
dt tho Union School room, In FlndIay, on tie
trst Saturday OF January and the iirst Satur.
day Of February, and the FIRST and third Sltur.
days otovery month thereafter, COMMENCING st
ten o'clock, a. NJ, untiliurther notice is given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FNpLAY, Jan. l, 1859.
n. Is. Allapplicants will be equired TO pre-.
sent TO the Examiners certificate signed ny
Two OF more OF their present or previous EN-.
ployors, giving satisfactory statement rs 10
their moral character and iitithfulnoSs AS
Tonchora; or, ii they have never taught, one
signed BY their Teachers, certifying To lheii
moral character and StudiOus habits,
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Rooras "a, 80 oad 81 Neis Building, Hieh STREET
tBetweeD Broad aud Cay,)
colurrbr.. Ohio.
Every description of Blank Books of extra
substantial manufacture, with or without
printed headings, and finished In superior
style.
WHITING PAPERS Of every grade, from the
best Mills In the country, furnished 1T small
advance from cost. 0rders received from
stats DEPARrxgSrs,
CouSTY OFFiutRs,
DAS1ISu lIcusEs,
lSsrHAScE ufffcS5,,
MAACFAC1ukRHg,
MBhcHASTs.
RAILROAD 0fFIcERs.
For Blanks or Blank Books, will receivo the
immediate and particular attention from the
ouperinlsndent oil tho Bindery, SO nee essary TO
such orders; and prompt execution and fair
prices guaranteed.
Papers, Envelopes, and all varieties of or
Ace and Counting House Stationery furnished
at tho Lowest Rates.
The Franklin Bindery
ls spicnd diy equipped with Costly frnprovcd
Machinery aud with steam power. Printed
Books "l all Kinds, either by the edition oi
thousands or the single book, tound ia sny
style. BiudinR aud re birding T public and
private Libraries, Magazines. Monthly Publi
oatiOGs. Pamphlets, Sheet Muse, Sc., 20.
promptly and handsomely bound, at small ex
peuse. n, W. LErAVUk, Sup't.
April Is. 1852.
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LANGwORTHY'S
East India Dyspepsia Cure
AND
Femae Regulator.

TURING my absence IN the war this medi
IL clue VIII be made by my vie, and that u
my make can only be had IN Find.dy vi ISRAEL
CERES or j. NJ. lupER Co.
Read the following statements:
Il. Is. IirRD sNs--' Ater taxing IL tor y
,treng huniug medicine after a f1t ol sickness
would say that lie Butchers ought Ia ilv"l
IT'S lie. Tor the appetite II gave me was
enough to consume II beefa week"
RpBEAT lioHShl. says --"Dr. LAngworthy; A
your suggestion, | bought ior my dauSitor
" hu w.t> SullrriuG under some ut tho pcguidi
diseases uc dent 10 ter sex, bottle oi tl,
Eist lnuh Dy spepsit Cure. II has d"rn hr'
80 guucn god tuat nuSt nave aiIuiher bottle
l,l. JO..rAS. ui Arc,guia. 81! sly car ined
ic.nc has done me mcr" good than any ned
cine ever Uk.'
refer Az l,atIent confidently tn the follow
ing persons who themselves OF their ii,ni!lc,
nave used n:
P.ul Sours, Cashier Fndlay Bank;
X. .. ilugd, CLestut Chucch,
X. ;. Baker, >. HergmJl
pr lludsuH, Dr. Beech,
S,,auel r. Gray. Denn.S lee,
Amus hartman, j. u. Ftn"rCp,'
,"Tne uurIvulrd sales Of ihls medicine Is NJ
uilm,s lthahlo evldeGco OF IT'S ntrl.sic valuy.
Il fosfOyid .Seics.
REMEMBER THEN
I II Won hayo Stomach Dlseuse-if yuu lAve Fa
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- fgaEfgIsG MAeuiSus 4. iIoRsr PowEas At
.f.- sAKDpraI, OlIi.

- fGasflI.G NAeui*Es A. i!oRer PowERs AZ
t" sAkDCnAk, OlIi.
: r Eight Torsc Power and Separator
C'yUlrlar 81 irchO- lorC) 1926 o.
F.r 'top Uar,v pLwer and SCplra,or
tcylMl.l 50 'achGs ,ong,) ...,....... 335 %
~ SEPARATOR slrne, tWnu3Jpry's or
ri's') CYLINDER 5. inches h'hX,..... 900 %
? ; G!sst iinr5Up 2 ,wrr, Wltis' or Iron) i?i CU
.. I'm 'iIs. PUw.r tpltis' hoE.l lS5 70
ion scprA'ur aionn, lWGodhury's "
gtf-',) O. I.aGer Soinches lvpg, IH 90
-, ,.ratnr ,nd tagh, Horse Pow Cr. 800 on
.7 tNrhrr, Shcn expressly ordered,
4rGek |lEaE, suitlbl iNr kSutng
.iyr',s !;.l4 plaUs 10 place, extra, 10 ~
..ag,"T,ga.,..--,..,...........,... .ag, 70 90
!'.r Lumstecp., Siii !AG.......,. 60 o.
Flr'i Wrs.t e Co.'S ra;au, cOmpcUs...
,H,, Ray State iig'rial Power for
w Observation-Disclosures. lSO OO
- . alr,', NJ l.tgnt hWb1er ~ Leather Belt.
!tralai ea ~ tntsnUf .ctuisr's pr.cos.
.'.@issss,ss s,sh'F' n0''0o'
fiytvsrT.'.lc, Nay II, 1864. ,s:a. '
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For Ministers, Public speakers, and Singers,
these Truches arc Indispensable iur clearing
and strengthening the voice, removing hoaI DC
ness, otc.
The ease with which they are taken Loing
easily carried ia the pocket, requiring no pro.
paraton, always ready on all occasions, not
iiabo to change in any climate, containing
nothing injurious 10 the oGnslltu ion should
be II sufficient recommendation to I'll ~ give
them lar trial.
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HORSE POWERS.

'., Powers with which ~ drive ny rhresh
rrr. aivr at'Ovt-d, rs benz the lest nov IN
..fr, tist'a s!Gs prIvci P.tsnt Do ubls PlniUn
..stFss and Ito Trsbie-Geared Iron Planet
,-ptsNy'.
fHoso Powers Hre Enuae by me IN tho most
;.1ruI"h Ianaer, Ct tho best mut eriul. and
'r. oG double tie strength OF any single gear
o. .'agiV.
itro pi's Power, 7 au making Ehai. e''Nc
""el whcel and naslbr riniun %. caa' steel
'v.''a iS a gtop !mprnveln6ut ov"r ;hV irOI
yl.!t p,ci hy other manufacturers.
"a the Iron Pinnet Power. have also made
9'.'t,hla improvements, Gd4lhg 10 ,,s strength
,ua drrt tii,i". Not . s,n.ls Power, nut ui
80. whoie nUiLvr Sold hast yea', has broi:c
"a any way failea.
POWER N-sHEi.LEU.
-oAl;ng's Pstsnl. First Premium awarded a
ft..'J State Fair In l~ia. lass. 1857. 1865,
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Price 25 cents per Boz

Sold In Findlay at all the Drug Stores.
And by q. Barney, Macomb, l.. A. Baldwin,
NJ. Blanchard.
April $, ls62.
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DENTAL.

PArEST vvLcAsirs DvsrAL AGEScy, o.
No. IS BECKER street Nkw YoRg.
TyNhIS cerllhes that DR.. JACOB CARR is au
l. tHuraed By us 10 manufacture tho
PATENT yULCANITE Or CuRsIITE
GvMSkN9 PLATES f0a ARTIFICIAL TEETH
rND2s TGg SoobYEiR rArgsr.
Ise public are cautioned against on ployiDs
tiG,l,sis wEu have Nj LcepSo To manufacture
suci. Rates aad Gums, d ; patients .a.ng Su1l
i.ull res maia hy inirinsefsaro equ'lly l2hle
'cr H. N 'gos III The maker or vond0r.
ASsKIcAs llAgp III BBER Co,
w. tGAhkLlF, G'atro! fSs1t
=, l.. lSug.