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disease coll setiles somewhere IN the body ana on
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react upon themselves aud the surrounding organs pto
during general aggrayat!on, sulcttng, nud disease.
While Ia this condition. oppressed 10y the arrangements,
take Ayers ps md how directly they rrstore the
natural action Of the system, and with Il the buotant
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this trivial aud common complaint Is also truc ~ many
Of the deep seated and dangerous dsempcrs The same
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Statements from leading physicians in some of tie
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IN her hair. Arcr cid cured, she also tiled
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Sin have used your Fills IN my general aud hospital
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PIILADELPuIA.

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M EpICAL ADVICE givsr gratis, by the Acting
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From D.. J.. ~. CBiiurigAt, Neig Orleans.
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JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.

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lor Sale by Dubois & CO., II. n. Snyder, Ti1ini
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On. j. @. ARR slr; have been repeatedly cured OF
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N0urs with grcat respect, Ed. W. PREnLE,
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They are del ghtfultotbe taste.
They made Of simple heib, and cannot harm any
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advise every one who has Cough or Husky
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that you vii. ever afterwards consider them ind spen
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ers in Medicines.
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u. stem, ,

Attorney ~ Counsellor at Law.
nice in In Commercial Row, over Whites store
Mashinrton street rtolcs.iOnhlhus uessnnd ihrcol
iecion Of pll Minds sofcloimsptompuy auendedto'
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Merchant Tojlor-And dealer
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Constipation, ,Costivencss, Suppression,
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Eits, etc.

Constipation, costiveness, suppression,
Rhcumntism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Eits, etc.
From Dr.. J. r. IUgiH, Montreal Gnadd.
Too much cannot he said of your Pills for the of
oostirdcss. lfotlcrs Of our fraternity have bund thcu
cncacious as have they should join me In proclnm
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that complaint, which. although bad enough IN itself II
the pTogeniur Of others that believe
hreHess to originate In the liver but Your Pills affect that
organ and cure tho disease.
From Mrs. T. iSudri Physician cpd lclpis, Boston.
find one or two large doses your Pulls taken at tho
proper time, excellent prumntivcs OF the ndia
lion when wholly partially suppressed and also very
eiIgcual cedUSe the Siodc and sTPei irorms They
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no other to my patients.
From nc Rec Dr. Hdiolcs ofHe Mstiadi1 Epis. Church.
PrAsKi IIossr. Savannah Ga.. Jan. &, 1856
IIoSopFn SlR; | should he Nngntefu for the relief
yonr skill has brought if did not report my case to
you. cold settled In my limbs aud brought excr-
ciang ne'Uu,gic pains, which ended In eirouc heHma
Ism. Notwithstanding had the best OF rhyscians, tho
disease grew aud until 10y the advice OF your
excellent agent IN baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie, tried your
Pills. Their cectswere slow, but by perseyering
la the use OF them, am now entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, Tn., Dec. 1855.
Dr. AYER: have been entirely cared, by your Pis d
Rsumdtc Gout-a painful disease that had afflicted mo
for years. VINCENT SIIDELL.
B7- Most of the Pills IN market contain Mercury,
which, although u valuable remedy in skful hands, Is
dangerous in public pill from tho dreadful
quences that frequently follow Its incauous These
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
Price, rs cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Tihin by Dubois d Go. dI
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Dental Surgeon. ----Ollicc in
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AYERS.
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you siok, feeble, and
complainingl Are you out of
order, with your system de-
ranged, aud your feelings un-
coiniortablei These symp-
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and should be ayertcd by q
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mors purify the blood, and
let the tiuids move on unob-
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They stimulate the functions
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the obstructions which make
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I. medicine invaluable tor complaints cassed under
the head OF Female Diseases. We have used YOUR
GtHienherg Medicine and have zen greatly benefited
thereby, " much 80, ilot the price toublc we
would have them. TO the thousand Of our sex who
ore suntring from weaknesses, we would recommend
tho iathOlron as sure panarea II gveg ttrcugthto
the system and enables each OF the Organs Of the body
to petlofu their appropriate functions.
Mrs. W CARTER,
Mrs T.. y, WEEKS
MISC. sWORMsrEiT.
Medina, March !. l5Gl
~ Tho above named Ladies are personally ac
quuaned with. and know that Tor several ycats While
we lived IN Medina, they were great sufferers. Miss
hashecn badly afflicted that It was with difficulty
she able 10 siand upon her feet few BEETLES Of
Catholicon entirely cured her Of her comranis. MY
wtie received great benelitir1 this medicine. We
recommend II to the Ladies of this County as safe
and efficient remedy for the many complaint. thoy
subIcctto.s
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canfe Id Herald.
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FOR SALE BY

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From Eev. j. J. Hines, iastor ?f 4ldret Church, boston.
Dn. AYER; have used your Pills with extraordinary
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These Fitira are put tp in quart
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Price & L per bottle, or siy for 20.
Q, " Fob5lt, proprietor, No. 0
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drcosef.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10

WE fad the following special dispatch from
Cincinnati in the Chicago Times of Monday,
under date of December 7lh
DR.. 0lds has not been released, and the opip-
ion now prevails that the Abolitionists want To
Seep him confined in Fort Lafayette to gain
one vote for U. s. Senator.
The feeling between the friends of Chase
and Wade Is extremely bitter. Chase is irving
to cut Wade's throat for the u. s. Senate. He
ia anxious to get out of the Cabinet. One yes
ago Chase Republican editor In this city said
that he regretted that be ever went into the
Cabinet; that Lincoln was course, vulgar man /:
and that he did nothing at the Cabinet Coupci |
but tell coarse jests and vulgar stories to euch
an extent an almost to incspacitate the Cabinet
from business. Chase Ia favorable to letting
the South go, and came to this city after be be-.
came Secretary Of the Treasury, and induced
his organ here, the C6nmeTeiaI, TO break Rrout d
10 favor Of that policy. Chase thinks be can
be elected President of the North, but not Of
the whole country united.
Il is regarded here as omipous, and furnish
ing proof of the truth Of the charge, that
Governor Morton's organ, the Indianapolia
Journal, has not denied the truth of the charge
imputed to them of revolutionary design 10
thWart the will Of the people In the manner /
have already telegraphed you. Thousands Of
Democrats throughout the State threaten to
attend the opening session Of the Legislature
and, II the Abolitionists persist in revolution. |.
serious consequences may ensue.
General Baelps official report OF the Perry
Vile battle is under stood TO be q complete
refutaton of the charges against him, and, in
consequence, it 10 not permitted to see the light
of publication by the Abolition Cabinet at
Washington. Itj suppression Is cruel injustice
10 q brave and gallant officer. Unlike Gen.
eral Pope, Buell. will not rush IL into print, and
disobedience TO orders. Some of his revilers
will squirm when 1t does appear.
Tom Ford is travelling through Ohio, breath
ing vengeance on the Harper's Ferry military
investigation, and says the court was composed
Of knaves and eooundre's. As an Abolitioaist,
Ford has right to do as he chooses. M
| am advised of terrible disclosures, to be
published, relative to inhuman treatment Of
persons at Camp Chase. They will startle the
country, and are equal TO the New York World's
cell No Of Superintendent Kennedy.
Sam. Galloway, Commissioner, is discbarging
prisoners at rapid rate at Camp Chase. There
is hardly one against whom charge haa been
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10
Gen. McOIeiiaa.


GEoRGE B. MoCLELLAN, like pure gold, shines
brighter and brighter the more he is rubbed
The publication of the roble letter to HALLEcE
Is followed by letter to the gallant FITz join
PORTER, penned in the smoke Of the battle, that
is worthy of WAeHINeToE: l
WAsHIEeroN, Sept. $3.50 p. M.
Major General Porter, Cents,ville, Commanding
Sizh Corps:
l ssk Of you, for my sake, that Of the coun-
try and Of the old Army of the Potomac, that
you and all friends will lend the fullest and
most cordial co operation to Gen. Pope In all
the operations now going on. The distresses
of our country, the honor of our armies, are at
stake, and ell depends now upon the cheerful
cooperation of ali in the field. This week Is
the crisis of our fate. Say the same thing to
all my friends in the Army of the Potomac.
and that the last request have to make OF
them lie, that for their country's sake they will
extend to Gen Pope the same support they ever
have to me. am in charge of the defenses
Of. Washington. and am doing oil / can 10 rend-
or your retreat safe, should that become neces-
sary.
MAJOR. General.
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sometimes result 10 bloodShed. The Dispatch
of recent date gives the following account OF
one of these negro rows, which occurred at
Gallipolis short time ago:
On Monday last the feeling almost culmina-
ted In a general cleaning out OF the negroes
by the soldiers. Il appears that at q grocery
kept by Q white man, some three or four sol.
dlers got into a row with some datkeys, and
Orderly Little, of Captain Leaper's company
who WAS at blacksmith chop not very lar dis'
taut, hearing of 1t proceeded to the place 10
stop the difficulty, when a revolver was drawn
upon him by one Of the negroes, Mr.. Littie
wrenched the pistol from him, throwing ine
darkey to the ground, and while pummeiipg
him over the head with 1t, was shot at Dy
three or four negroes from house, ball TAX
ing fleet In his back near the right shoulder.
The word was passed through town that MIR.
Little was killed; the soldiers assembled, and
made clean sweep among the liquor establish
meuts in that end OF the town, aud arrested four
negroes, who are now in Jail, though the gen.
eral wish among the soldiers was to have lit-
tie hanging done on the occasion. The negro
who shot the Orderly was not to be found, but
vengeance deep is threatened, and We under.
stand rewards amounting TO two hundred and
fifty dollars are offered by members OF the cav
airy company for Mason, the name OF the ne
gro by whom Little was shot. MIR. Little's
wound, though painful, is not considered daa-
QetOus.
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The Cleveland BeraId and Parson
BFoVntOw.

The Cleveland Herald ought to be ashamed
of itself In it's issue of Monday, 10 has the
unblushing etfrontery to reproduce portion Of
one of Parson BRowNLow's old electione ring let
ters, which charges the Democracy Of the loyal
States with "treason," and willingness to
surrender to JEFF. DAVIS, and all that sort Of
thing. The editor of the Heraid knows very
we'll, that the old Parson took it all back when
he was at Nashville short time ago, and vol
unteered to testify to the loyalty ard patriotic
devotion to the country Of the whole people of
the North. When BRcwSLow himself admits
that he lied about the Democratic party, and
retrac,s all that he said derogatory to it, we
submit whether the Herald Is not gu lily of
very dishonorable ac', in rep,inting the false
hoods Of the dirty old libeler, who has been
coming money out of the terrible fflictions
which we are now called upon to endure as a
people! Does the Herald see it2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARMY STORES.
orrIcr OF cOMMIssARY OF supsIsrlNc

| OFFICE OF CoMMIssARY or SUBSISTENCE, !
| UAMP CHASE, OHIO.
Dds WILL BE RECEIVED FROM FIRST HANDS
ID (and from citizens loyal to the Government, an
from whom the cath OF allegiance will be required o.
acceptance of the bidt), until IL A. NJ, DEOEMBEI
Gath, le6!, at Camp ChaIe, Ohio for the supply an
delivery, free OF all charsss, Of suUh-
| Fresh Beef,
Mess Beef. in barrels, full weight,
| Mess Pork, in barrels, full weight,
smoked Bacon, clear sides, (new) in casks,
Smoked Shoulders, (Cew) in tieIces,
Smoked Hams (new) ia tierces,
Extra superfne Flour, in barrels, lined,
| Hard Broad, in barrels, lined,
| Corn Meal In barrels lined,
| Beans white field, in barrels, lined.
Rice, East India or Carolina, In barrels, lined,
Hominy, OF white corn, In barrels, lined,
| Coffee sugar, light brown, in barrels, lined,
Rio Coffee, roasted-not ground, In barrels, lined,
Black Tea, In strong boxes,
Green Tes, ia strong boxes,
Vinegar, 10 barrels,
Star candles, in boxes, full weight,
Soap, In boxes,
Salt, fine, in barrels, 60 pounds to the bushsl,
Molasses, In barrels,
Irish Potatoes In barrels 90 pounds to the bushel,
Crushed Sugar, in barrels,
as may be required by the CommlSsary OF Subsistence
stationed there from time to time Said Bids, when
accepted, will form the basis OF written contract with
two good suretes, sufficient to indemnify the
United states against loss. Said contract to take effect
on the rst day Of January, Ices, and to continue in
force until the first day Of May 1863 subject the ap-
proval Of the Commissary General Of Subsistence.
Bids for the whole any one or more OF the above
items will be received.
The stores to be Of the best quality with actual tae
The Fresh Beef to be sound and wholesome In alternate
fore and hind quarters parts thereof neoks and shans
excluded to be Of steers over four years Of age each
weighing net at least five hundred pounds.
The Corn Meal must be freshly made and by the
pound.
The Beans 60 pounds To the bushel.
This adveri'emen, shall be part and parcel Of the
tract No charge for packages, which be marh ed
90. 8. Camp Chase, Ohio Also With the name OF the
contractor and address. Marked samples with the bids
will be required Of all the above articles meas
cepted).
CAPTAIN JOHN McMURRAY,
Commssary Of Subsistence q. b. A.
December 10, ls62-td.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

THERE WAS a heavy gle on the Southern
coast on Sunday. 1t was very severe near
Fortress Monroe.
The Supreme Court Of Indiana has decided
that no act of the parent can make the enlist-
ment of 0 minor under eighteen years of age
valid, such persons being no part OF the militia
force of the country.
ALFRED Moss, late Clerk Of the Fairfax coun-
y IVA Cours, now deceased, is said by Q cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer to be
the person who stole Vsshington's original will
aud sold it to the British Museum.
Some Of the clergymen OF Boston, part of the
New Eogland "three thousand" have formed
what they call an Emancipation Commission"
for the purpose of backing up the emancipation
proclamation of the President. They have
Issued an address to M. Lincoln.
US. SENATOR'S 5 G. ARNOLD, of Rhode Island,
having been cassed by the radical journals as
a Republican, has wristen q letter repudiatiDg
all sympathy 9Th that party, and eIating that
he was elected in opposition to it.
CERTAIN New York members of Congress
are ssid to have been detected in receiving fees
for procuring commissions In the army, in one
case charging as high as four hundred dollars for
their services in procuring single commission
of low grade.
OFFICIAL ststements show that there are over
sixty thoussod sick and wounded soldiers iu
hospital at Washington, aside from the immense
number OF convalescents not yet able to return
to their regiments. Ia the convalescent camp,
near Washington, there are from twelve to ff
teen thOusand soldiers only partially recovered
from wounds or disesse. One msn was frozen
to death there on Saturday night. large
portion Of these soldiers are from the West.
The coutrabatds at Helena, Arkansas, 1t
seems, are having bard lime of it, A cores
pondent of the Indianapolis Journal, Abolition,
says they are in wre.ched condition, crowded
together in email tents like hogs, covered with
filth and vermin, lily clothed and far worse fed,
and, lacking proper medical attendance, they
VIZ uoiy AZ iot6O huuuein' lucy bnrOnR bl me
Of the camps, begging for meat and bread,
and stealing everything that is not carefully
watched. Some of them are qusrtered near
our picket line, and the writer has often seen
them eagerly hunting and catching rats, and,
after a slight dressing and cooking, eat them
with svidiiy. They lurk in the woods, die from
exposure, and in some cases have been left IN.
buried.
GEN. w. T. SHERMAN, who Is the military
commander at Memphis, recommends that, in-
stead of shinplsssers-which the Common
Council OF that city proposes to issue-fve,
teu, twenty-five, and fity cent packages of raw
cotton be done up aud passed as currency-lhe
cotton to be of the standard value of half a
dollar a pound. An ordinary roll of what Is
termed cotton batting weighs about half
pound, and an armful of General Sherman's
proposed currency would not purchase break
fast for an ordinary sizsd family. We feel a
little curious to know how the cotton money
succeeds, and to learn whether cotton is king
'r currency.