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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
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-I| ITT ~ --T-D N YATT0N TP.l April I4I Id5I,
rs A WoNDERTUL CURE Some tins ago, an, old
neletbor Of mine Was very M with bad cough which
eVcfg one Suppoved to be consunpuon. His relatives
told me that he had taken every remedy they heard Of
without benet his brother came 70 see him die and all
were Confirmed in the belief that be could not live.
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectora Syrup
which gave him. and entirely cured him, TO the aston
shment Of all, What makes the case more remarkable
d he extreme age Of the man. be being about Year,
old. have no doubt the Pectoral saved his life.
=. ~ n ~ ~ s1l fi J0HMN' GINNIS,
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THE GREATEST


]. ], !, | M|I'E|.l||Ill'I|.CAL| | ! |
!. j w. DISCOVERY I ll,
'a,t OF THE AGE.
\ AaR. KENNEDY, OF hOxBURx,
A has Uncovered lnono ofour common pasture wesds
femsdy that cures "a n FFes b
'as & Every Kind Of Hunaor,
The worst sorofnIa DOWN to q common Pimpls
No has tried In over eleven hundred casss and ney
Or ied except In two oases, (boh thunder humor Ho
h nov In his poSeson ovsf one hundred certificates Of
4 T.p bottles arc warranted . cure . nursing sore
One . three bottles vllcu the worst kind Of PinpIs'
sETe y tarss bottle. VIII ssar ne g.tsn q bils..
tbs mouth of stomach. .lu9 70 z l4l bnis ~ h ,ri
Thfes 70 hvs bottles are warranted TO cure tho wOrs.
9a 0ns Il . W. Bstis. .rs warranted 10 cure all hunor
Two bottles are warranted 70 cure running the car
enu Dlo1nen smong tno nalr.. -. ~, ~, -
souI 70 IL Do'ios Ne "AfhAns0u +" 0uio oVitAP' s'
One Bottle viii cure Scaly eruption Of the skin.
Two or three bottles aro warranted 10 tho worst
TWO or three bottles are warranted to cure tho most
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three 10 four warranted 10 cure
Five 10 eight bottles win cure the worst case OF soro
fuia. ITrg9 .sIFayd ~ trl-, NJ. no
nsn.at .v.yu .1g.risnoed rom The art both:
perfect cure 10 warranted when the above quantity
Aken. -lLA =.
pxIH MApAn;----rhe reputation or the Medical Dis,
coycry N curing ali Kinds Of hurnors h 80 well esab
hed by the unsnimous voice Of All who have ever used
E that need not say anything on the subject, as thu
most snal pnyscans and Y ne M mos. careful
In presenting the Medical Discovery TO your notice
do II with full knowledge OF IL curative power, In ro
Neyng ALL and curing mort o. those diseaseA 10 which
you are unfortunately 90 liable That most excrueAs
| disease 10 an a6ectionate mother,
Io.l NURsING SORE MOTH, q.
cured @acei your osn ~ .epsn s, ~. ~
s M ~ "i S Ssi nsyr, and be MadieS
t'covsr hecomea afouain of bessinr 10 YOUR husband
and hou5ehoid. : -, I--.'- ---- ~, -I...,.t .
In themore advanced siaSss Of 1.,
| 70 ~ snn.,ls
~ .fsrl DYSPEPSIA
intesnnes ana 49, 80 s1.ra .U
4lLL N ~ n Z,, ~ - 80, ,a,e.v.oo. svs,
creating sinking, gone deehns ana ian indneenoe wv
W yiss, tas cs,sn s,S.,,oai =. yTIi \" i'~iV
a. RAW AND INFLAmED, en- h..
sooA di.treaaes vou and won can only take cerair
f;rsL snd eyen of dat YOUR sysem does not get hal
the banker eau tup; then your complexion lose, Il.
S Wo wsnt ~ nouysbmeat vour systsm be-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

DIR. KEYsER's PEoToRAL SYRUP IN BLkIRs-
VILLK.-Please send me another supply Of your valu-
able 'Pectoral Syrup." Almost everybody around us
has the cold and are nquiring for "Dr Keysers Pecol
eyrupp We have sold sixteen bottlel last week.
now entirely out Mr.. A. Alter and M r haher, both
Of Blairsviie Pa tell they would not be without IL
In their families In fact all who II want Il
again. Youn, respectfully,
January 90 1860.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18

500 T NG YRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING -
which greatly facilitates the process Of tsethng by sc
ening the gums, reducing all Internationally alay
ALL PAIN AndSpaSmOdic action, and is .-lt1t-f
SURE To REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, Il will give ret to yourselves
RKLIER AND EEAhTH 10 YOUR NYANTs.
have Patup and sSIa nS sEtIs!e ,sT ever @ ten Sss
what haseneyef been able 70 sSy Of any other ed'
cine-N8vER has IT RAILED, IN A alNGL1 IAsx.
ANgn, T9 RHfEoT a CUE yhsn timely used, Eey.
who used n, On the contrary, all are deghted With 10
operations, and speak n terms Of commendAton Of s
magical eascs and medical EIEtess We speak II thiI
Renee siencs, AND PIEDGE ON. .REP1TAfioN FOR THH
FULILLMENT or WHAT WH HEBH DECLARE. IN
almost every where the infant i suffering from
pain and exhAnstlon relief VIII b. found In fifteen OF
twenty teS silsE . administsFed, ., n
This vauRbs q the prescription OF one Of
the most OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and gK1LLFuL NuRsNs IN
New Engisaa, ana has been nsed with NEVER FAIL
ANo 0o0IO 0TIEaOusANDS or GASES. s',,s' ~ 4,
Itnotoniy relieves he child from pain but invgor
ates the stomach and bowels, eoE5ecs asd.y and gives
tons and snsrEs g ne Whole sgstsn' Hvin anostini
aRiPlHa IL lTasl sEaElB BOwKLs, n 5 AHpwTNO CorIc
and OvsrcOnA 9nich, Il not speedily rsns,
aied, end nhdeeh. We believe Il ne BEST and Sur
BeT REMEDY. ~ YIlE WORLD n AL cases oeDYs 4
ENTBRYl ana DIARRHmA In oHILDRtM, whetla
It arises from eething, or from any other canse. We
would say @ every mother who has chd from
any Of the foregoing complaints -D0 NOT LET YDUhi
PREJUDioEs H0R THh PRRJUDIoEs or OTHERs
stand between ron and yoar heFng child, ana tho 10
lief that Will be- guRE--yeA ABb0LpTELY SURE--to |
follow The use of tSmedicine, timely used. Full d.
rectiplt fdr using will accompany each bottle. None
gs1dHk unless The fae-simile Of CURTIS q PERKINS,;
New York, ID on the outside wrapper. .n grs |
Sold by ali Druggists throughout tho worids
Pri ncIpaI office, 13 Cedar street MY.
fR1CE ONLY 95 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
oct27-daswly. eis!s 20
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PrTrsnuRsH, April "a, 1857.

PTT1lhURaH, April q, 1857.
READ TIE TRUTH.-DR, KKYSRi have q dAugh-
ter who has taken several medicinea for bad cough
without beneht-among them Aysrs Cherry Pectorais
1 purchased from you q bottle Of your PICTORIAL
SYRUP and before she had used half bottle nhS WA
relieved, The second bottle cured her entirely q her
cough RsSIn,o, ,s,sst sva i,Isshsu -
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Yours, most respectfully, .rI si
HDWARDJ J!J0NEb, ga ..l i.
0ashief Citizens Doposit Bank

..-aa ''7 's srzuBnwnLz, o., March IL, 1859
thave used DR.. Keysers Cough Syrup for bad cough
the eSt medicine for the same that have ever taken
Il'.F J.W. PRIOH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-18
January 30, 1850.

ANOTHER NEW 0HRTIBTcATE-DR. KHYsER'a
PEOTORAL sYRUP.-I had been troubled with cough
and c6ld for several bad was that could not
Sleep Ihad the sdvice and prescriptions from three Of
the sbestphysoiAnsn the cy, whom could name, but do
Syrup, which cared me entirely. :, Signed,
. J. W. elM0NT0N,
s1ibsrty strsst, PIttsburyh Pa, Jan Q, iseO.
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ID hNAOHEiDm gH1EETINGB AND
ID bfIRTIM0B IN NidlI, 81 ikost % ltbFatsd makos
nowsasEedn greatest vriist Ana a yg! Icy piicss.
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sGLbsEty ItEeet, PltssbarEh, Pa., ]

.s.sroP THATCoUa .p--'Hov oanI DO iti, t'ao
70 Keyserson Wood street and get bottle Of his Cough
Pectofa and II that don't cure you your case must bs
desperate ,indeed,p This 10 specimen Of the cooquy
one hears almost every day In cold catching periods Of
the year. And We can, from ActuAl experiment., cheer
fully CONCUR IN the advisers admonhon above, for We
have tried the ''PectorAl" In most stubborn case with
entire success. ago We went to Pittabureh
with one Of the most distressing contrary, muliah un.
ubduAbe coughs We ever experienced since our advent
kboriously for one whoe week. In hopea Of tirR0 0t
but It was no 60. In fact 1t seemed rather 10 have
proved BY practice and 10 have acquired strength poten
cy and dstress6y by the operation. In this stage Of
the siege, We con Shed way TO KeyBer l40 Wood st.
-procureda hfy cent bottle Of the "Pectoral;n took 1t
according TO directions and eight hou We were
master of the feld the enemy having uncondtonally
surrendered, after brief but unequal conflict with 30
formidable an adversary % Keyser's famous "oough
Pectoral. "--DrotonsvtRe WtHptf, Dec. IA, 1859.
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- Qf Schools IN Oht0. 70 tr ,gra
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world Of lette. Tho mechanical execution 10 far supe
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From Hon, H. H.. Barney, 10 O6mUtssioNcr OF
iq Eci 30. i1i Schools IN Ohto. ~1n -Ta =
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DI INVITE ATTENTION TO some Of he mos, sa-
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10 s-sssi F'1oinllI
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srM 70 loHluU13 's' r3il ,1r'o 'N'.' z'v9H
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-30

'o- hLLEb!NG. tLiNp. AND ITUuING FILES
LII MO- / ; ufULA. SALT RAEUM
AND DISEASES or TuE
SKIN.
One bottle warranted 10 cure every cat4 n. pm -,
n'ee N an ctntr cases OF IN 40 disease, /, M,
oea'er are requested 20 refund M i, ~ -. ~
'h't I'VE t, ie. N hou and r-iut nel aud ,hosc ~ -
60 istLIh. HDnor~Os 81 leeis and eeriircstcs
ar h'~ B" The piopr eior'- po.se..iop winch 49,,
Neth on anpica'ion send for Circular WI ~
iieIsreG by hkNRl h. FOWLE, Chemist - Pr;
ash bottle. 'NNH's WIN
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1AtIlos.-As certain urprnep'ed persons are ST.
eupuhs 70 "a m Of Oh q unu,ec me- nnhIi. &c .
hoA' 81 my Prepared Glue, would csuiiin All ner.,.
70 AtHe beore purehArg. and see that the full pss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-02

tbs UBsuoOBSsYUL iNoUBATIoH OF tbs Pr.
faos.-Ail hopes OF the hstchirg are now at
a 4 end; their Eggs = ero removed on Friday
morning (Aprii 4lh). so blsms can attach
wAktxver to the an tncri;iis OF rhe gardens or
.ae keeper for this unfortunate alt ON any
accosnt. unlsss IL ba ths very folgivabls one
Of q too polite attsnt ioA TO ne wishes OF mem.
freq sent removals of The blanket in uncover
ing shs eggs, aud the occasional partial un-
eoiIing OF the snake, caused too Ium erous sud.
den changes Of Temperature for tbs proper
development Of tbs young, which originally
We ksow, from n BArties.'s dissacsio |, were
il them. The snec of these cisturban CTS
attained q climax In the ioA Z nened period Of
the "a axes abssrce In shedding hsI skin. du-
risg which, 1t will be RENE bored from our
forIasr statsment the eggs became completely
cold.
the 50 perrin tsndeAt Of the geological, collection
BY her keeper, who has Ht.ence ed her during
the whole Of her location IN the gar dene, for
more than seven years. The necessity for
their removal was not only apparent Il ON the
Dad state they were H. bu. the Impoverished
condition Of the python, diminished In bulk
BY probably At least QUE third Of her former
dimenstons and her long absence nom food,
now thirty-two wesks. naturally led TO Snx.
isty - - her ultimate safety II she were al.
lowed ~ horelsysiy continue hsr sitting. The
snake behaved spitsfniiv during the opera.
tio.. We cannot but express the hops that
DIR. 6clatsy Will soon have another opportu-
nifty OF gatlsfyinS the In IL rest which this In
cubati0n has exei tel, when Eke csferanse to
tic natarai inc aisitiyeEess Of the Dub tic could
he, with propiiety, forbidden by The council
Of he society without any groand Tor Of.
ielos against Ens.a ,-LsNdow RsStsU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-02

liam +. Kendall, who profeeees to hal, from
Richmond, Texas, was sent to the Provost
Marshal ~ this city, on "Wednesday evening.
by Gen Field, al a suspicious character. He
was apprebended by the forces Of Gen. Field
while endeavoring TO make his way through
our lines towards The enemy. He professedto
l,s on his way TO so his relasivee In Loudoun
county, Va but, whes bis person was sub
jessed to an examination, a number Of letters
addressed to parties residing At the North
were found On hin. tending greatly to diseredit
that he was acting the part Of spy. He wss
cent to Castle Goodwin. A fellow named
Stuart, and = negro, were slsO sent down BY
Gen. Field ut the sane tins, and being charged
the firss with disloyalty and shs Latter with
REASONABLE pracsioss, were also sent to Castle
Goodwin
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e. Formidable Vsep.H.

We have ssen remarks combination Of
tie pike and lance, invented by Rev. DR.. j. X.
GIav -, of Tennessee, which strikes Us as
sup, or in every respect TO anything Of the
kind We have ever seen. 1t is not only a ter.
ribls, but en- easily handled weapon, and has
a soldisrly appearance. We hope the Gov
ernment will take some measures to bring it a,
once into use.
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NJ RoasR MAErIs. suleru"L-'-
my Depot Young Msa 5 Uhri'''sA -
and Ladies Aid SoeiJiy, aoAl'''' 4
rsc.ips OF the following eos'Fi'aA'~
month Of April: ~. 4 I
a Virginia LADY. pairs 'NN
sacks.
John II Gross, Hanover, ~ p'hrr
hirs. jos 5 Wal,haIi and Ais y ,,s
shes.s, pillows and pilio" cS''
Tor MARY land Hospitsl.
Elisa Fuhring, pairs sioNS1- =. 90 n
Mrs. General Lee, palis 'V>'
wsst. ..., ~ Il.
Through W Hsrgraye Nn''s' D.
DR. Moore's fAs.-dsy ssrll On. ~. = 81
Mrs p. Holt. and other iSA
Oh, for Hospital at staaa p, -.
lowe. drawers, socks, saes $, ars Il
Ladies' 5 A society, Charlo',eU,,.
Ms w W Henry, . q miors,
sweet potatoes. dr,sd appiss, ~
MRS j ailmer, / pair SOCKS
Mrs. John Stewart. h4-I'
thes Palmer, SlGo.
WIN Barrett. SIS. I'D ~
Ladies' Green sprtas All s9sl',s al
Mrs James ID Vess. TOR h AZ a"AS
pairs gloves. ,...,gsf y
Miss Sallls Y Winston, law
cisty, IL comforts, 5 pillows .,, J
Mrs A w Morris, Roanok' ''N-"
bandnxes.
Nirs Gen Watts, Big Lies ~ A..
Mrs Alice W Morris, u L
= Mrs Emma Czrr, Bis Lt'A'
Mrs John stuart, hat -, sa,rs
Box comforts for West ROM
Black Walnut All Soc.s{ u $50 |
] ~. one bundle for GLOBE % 3.
A lot Of pickles, jeiles, P'eA''
Mississippi Depot. 81, .iu.. ~
Hospital supplies, Of an Mi y
much needed q. present AA'
fully received. ,.,,,.r, 5df
Uontribu .ioas FOR the s. !1,sss aas'1
From Mrs Henry Webb, % n"saJ4A
Prom Peter v Dtpisi. Jr, a''N
Hposn John Ferguson.
Frnrn Prof Geo y Daehsy'
fr0U Miss ID NJ foataine'
Prom Johu Crane,
Prom u u, 1
From Mrs oI ens,
From J W Tyisr, .o.plIs'
Ocntrieu tons Of money vases d -
fofvard,d 10 the Sapsrin .Ta" 'ss Az
nsrM ~ 90 the mem bers 81 M
nil, a. A. Follows: VIM -, orr
ne.ce ~ the j H TX U !sIlu ~,
IAN se,wssn MAin and st.a "A ~ |"
lures r, . On Broad. between ~ {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-02

Thomas Ayt.lleyy This fine company which
has eignalized It's pro wsss on the field Of bal
tie reorganized on the aSth Of April, near
Yorktown, Virginia, by elscting the following
ofiesrs:
EJ Anderson. Captain; J. Z. Sullivan
FIRST Lieutenant; T. B. MoCurdy, Second Lieu
IL vant, and G. +. ksyneF, Third Lieutenant.
The company now numbers Exactly one
hundred men When fight oemes Of, they
will be In for their share, even though "some-
body mny be hurt" Ia the battle Of MaRas
sas this company fought moss sallantly, losing
ems Of it's Lisutsnants Edgar AasoE) and
sev.ral men, and never finehed. II AoUsl-
Ian will afford the chance, it viii repeat It's
deeds.
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ri. uo,ss cf Hanover has always been re /.
r,srtahle for q war 10 each generation. be
.x.en the reisuing Prince and the heir app :.
rent Such at least has been its history einco
/. ascended the throne Of Great Britain. The
Arr, George hat ID his con aud heir, after.
cards George H., with deadly hatred, and
thsA hatred was returned with interest l.
commenced while they were sill In Hanover
and arose probably out Of the cruel treatmea,
At she Elsstrsas, wife Of George l.. AID mother
Of George H. BY her brute Of . husband. l.
10 rsusnb~sl, doubtless, that this Prince
va Imprisoned for twenty i've years, on sn' .
sicicn Of An Intrigue with the famous
Count Konigsnark, who was murdered On The
sane suspicion. Her son was much devoted
70 her, and would have restored her to liberty
when 10 cane 10 the throne but she died q
month Or two before hat event happened
Horace Walpols says that the dispute BE-
tween the King and the Prince ran 30 high ~
ens tiss thai the King had determined ~
.id.ap the Pliass and send him TO the West
Indiss, and tAst Admiral Tsrrisgton had &C
tnslly consented 10 psrfsru that piece of ssr.
viss What prevented it, we do not rscollsc'.
Probably Dir Robert Wslpele, who could not
fail - sse the consequences, may have inter
fsrea to prevent such . crime aud folly. Blu.
the Prince became aware Of the plot, and al
ways afterwards honored Torringson with his
invetersts hatred.
George ii, notwithstanding his experience
pursued towards Frederick, Prince Of Wales,
the came course that his father had pursued
towards him- In this case, the Queen herself
took sidss with her husband. Frederick &c
up court Of HE own, and assembled at 1t al
the disconnected spirits of England. He did
all he could 10 embarrsss and torment tn;
King, and succs eded to his hearts content
To the great joy of hs father, he died suddenly
while the quarrel was In full career, and VS.
do not read that the King visited his sins upon
his son, af.erwa ards George Ill
George III. kept up the family reputation,
With perhaps little accession Of bitterness
He was at open war with the Prince Of Wales
from tho time that mice young man" arrived
at the age of puberty. From the time the
Prince was old enough to sit in the House of
tOIO5, uc WOW law SftSeAsAShs oh~ WV
against the King on all questions. Hist
ment Of his wife, who was niece Of George
I'LL, embittered the quarrel, which rendered
all this part Of the old Kings life perfectly
miserable. The worst of IT was that the
Prince ca rried all his brothers with him, sx-
Dept the Dake Of York.
George ". had NO son to quarrel with, and
his only daughter, the Princess Charlotte, died
while he WAS Prince Regent.
William ~ had no heir. Victoria has given
80 many proofs Of excellence in private life
that we had hoped che would escape the curse
Every body feels deep interest in her, aud is
erieved to hear that her heir is SO unpromis-
ing. Fortunately, however, for England, its
Constitution is such that the character Of its
sovereign can make but little difference in it's
political situation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-02

Ooatsnued-A white man and negro wo.
man Ia slave were recently sent here from
Staunton for sHfe keeping, where they were
in Jail on the charge Of murder. As they were
simply sent here 70 assure their presence when
desired for trisl, 1t would seem that the Mayor
of this city properly had no more to do with
them than anybody else, yet they were car
ried before hin yesterday, and be continued
them - residents Of the city Jail for ten days
Longer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-02

Discharged lieutenant Edward c. Jonee,
of the Ben MsCulloch Rangers, arrested q
few days since on the charge Of purloining
81. 500 In &. b. Treasury notes from Pets r
Dssne, Quarternaster In the army, WAS ar
raiensd yesterday for the second time before
the Mayor for an examination. Dsans, the
party sn W hose oath the defendant mad bean
taken in custody, not being present to make
good hs esmplaint the accusation fell through,
and Lieutenant Jones WAS triuuphaUtly 10
quilted. 1t was stated In Court that Quarter
master Deaas had gore South GU important
business connected with lis department
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-02

NoErH CAaoLLsA --Thr' ugh Il correspond
ent o. the Wilmington Journal We are ip
formed that Burnside has called in ell his
picksts, loaded his transports, and put his
guuboa.s In order. VIVA. the invader Of EOrtA
Carolina meana by this-whethsr Looking 10
f1suro operations at Wilmington. Norfolk,
Or the Ssasoard railroad-ws leave the reader
70 Judge.