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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
Az ER'S
Ague Cure, / !,
HoR 7ur nrREnE cukE oE

7oR 2uE sRRE0f cUkk o. a -
snssEmittent Fever, or Fever ana Agn.,
Nemittsnt FsvsT' Chin Esysr, ,.ss5sls paEae
iteadacho, and Bilious Fevers, fndeed
Fox the whole class CS q iseasee Originate
',sy in hillary devaagoEaeskt, eaViS{d by
he Kolayia Of MiSsnlatic Countries.
We are enabled here to oHtT he corahadnisy a
-eroay which, while Il cures the above complaints
it'll certainty, Is still pesseetly bernless n any
-,ardty. Such remedy Is Invaluable IN dist5cts
here these affecting disorders preTsn. This
CURE" expels the miasmsdc 1yz ;cf FEvER
AND AovE from the system, ana preVests the de-.
ye,opment Of the disease, II taken On the 6rst ap-
r'ach Of its pre:pziitCry eJnpt&ns. 1t isubt only
t. bcss remedy ever yet discovered fpr this class
- sernplailts. but also He ohesP P<st p The large
nifty we supply for dollar brings It within t6s
IN of every body and in bilious dist1StS whs-e
YER AND AoyE pEeyas!s, 4ezyzbody ahggst
n. a great supsziofitg iof this sazuedy osez any
"ie1 eyer discovered Or tils sY6ea7 asid 4SFedff
fo osJnte1nttent5 q tikt II sth.eii no
mineral, coussQu ~ ~ no 9ptrtstp ot
.her iniurious effects VI bon fhS or stkr
IN. Those cured bF Il arc leH -as- hVaithy as Il
reg had never had the disease.
Fever and Agus Is not asore me conseggsues oy
~ miasmatic poison a great variety Of disor-
- arise f.ora il irritation; tszenG vhith sIe
te.ouiei4, E;issenatsss. 6HyRs Hsp5dciss q. bisEd-
IS Toothackz, Ea,aats. chtdfsAs 43gtksfds FL
.a.io':, PGia6I ,zfeei;os Of tn fSeasx 9ptzz-
s. Poi, fis fks Botsslse G1Scy l3ana{tais zna Re
&s;eDssas Of tis Starsodk al o. WhioE, twfstii
lnating IA this ssaisei put oa hgtxsAgntssfsk
.s {: sssSns s gssiS Re s3sa csa %, is e.; ls sls
-. Ill al.ko- His 90 AnyalRable protection 10
~ grants and pszyoRsr travelling or Temporarily
Lag m the malzst0us dhadets. If saken occa-
ally or dldiy white lnxposgd 70 the infection,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
AYERS nm - -.
ompQundE Extraet Of Sarsapariila,

most efactual remedy which the medical
IL of our tin0a om odaFiss frr tins every
ere prevailing ond 7hsai rhnlaafs Rts com
I'd from the n1pst arttS reine dizts amt ta!ya
II discovered for the expuTgatinn Of this fpya
order from thu blood; and the rescue Of she
item from It's destructive c5uscd
l>rcs it should b emplof bt the curS %
d only Scrofila, bue also those 1ofiarg atEees
ons which arise from IT, such as EaesTfvH
nd SKIN DrsBAaEs, ST. ASTHoEY's FiRJ,
.oag, or RRYsIPElAs, PtxPLns,d RgsTvLsss
B1oTcHEs, BLA.xs and BenG TvMeRs, TETrFa
and SALT RnHux, SeAlp HEAD, RISuwoiss,,
&HRuMATIsx, SYFRiLrTIc and NRRspaEAiiI2 I2ls-
.AsEs. DRspsY, DrsPEPsiA, DsBILITyi and.
.aieed. ALL COMPLAINTS AIstsisso ylsoA NrTIA-
TED OF IMPURE BLooD. The popuiaS beiiei
~ " "i,spsaIty Of As hood :" h founded in frsth.
,or scrofula is q degcneatiope Of the blood. The
par:icular purpose and virtus Of this Sursapa-
lila Is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health " impossible II
contaminated constitutions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

NXYND@D0gTV
WOIGN/nlG51 Il 6AES -
RAVAI nTtA RTA nTCTT0NARYaa
AMI AL NOSAAAVD VDAOAAVAs<AAsA'
~ =. .ss 81. nn ~
In0 hAtooxsssTho Lergo9tsssTho UoDt,
ny ~ -. .n...S ~. T.-t
A1e vAoOkvns 1oSsebS tnN 1ssV
.Th. most Rs',as'. standard Au.
merry % she English Lansuase."
.sru, .nsr swa,,s,,' ,.,cr,n,,, !, '.yr ,,r !,
:. :. ~a's A'n - ..~s,',ss, 49,.
wnss. aalti.tos. @ssaipg and dsJiyason, togstasi
'ss bsiOro Ih' Sye.s .
ONoinMdes O,asmsrctal.
Ra1d IA D.oisioa,s or tAe Mb.rs NJ "a QUO 4cts,
TsocAor's Assoct,r.oss.
The Sndsr'isnsd members Of tns Ohio stsis EsscAs
sRd :Psasng, "a, Sr'aosnPay and Pronunciation o.
roocImsnd n a. The %ost ssI,sSie st.ndsrd an.
d osit sf hs Ihrilsr ansrsse rs n a NOE Tittr and
8 eSs d. = T'N~tTI 49, 80 ~
X D. IsssrTT supsIa.snSsn. % O1 asnssSiIs Schools,
THo.' A.ayu; sspt hsa'ilop Union eenoSli'
n. y. Conway, supt Puslie Schools, sandusky'
so1s LIsos, eaPt Public schools vIclevlle:
=; ~ 'i'n''P-' 0'ss'iAna ''AAA'0 0'''.'
VIZ. MrrcurLL, eupt Public schools, NJ. Union.
,o s0AA osD1A r'n'ips 0'''' NORMAL s'DO0l' 'iHn'
omus NAsoz, Principal Eoursh Intsrmsdiats Bohooi,
Cincinnati. = b,..f.- .etlt.-.af
II. D. MARTIN, Supt Canton Unlou Schools.
EDwm Ese4L, PnueipsI MsEesly Normal schcel.
Eli T. TApsAH, Prof. Mathenstics, Ohm unlvsrrity.
WI " EDw.nDe sppi Trey unloR School; q ~.
a, " horhl"' fnnoipel "oN Aien oonoeA' VieN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

PR0TpRlE sYRUP.--5 lad been kgesbled ulth oouSl
90 cod inr several Seeksso bed ~ Il th3i eoud 90
sieep, hd the savtce and PRESCRIPTIONS from three @
ths beS phHdriR1s N tns 0ys whom eond nAne but d,
aot DO e. enelN psooaFed bette o. goHs eeotors
syTsp, phlch CARED me sntrelZt stgned,
.., ,;ss p,,s.SsSsn q ss s.aySxyais gsn = is.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
PrrrssUasn. Jan. IL. 1850.

,..,--..,.,,- PHrssUasn, Jan. Il, i66O,
Dz. KkTssRJ--a1y wife has been afflicted With bad
cough and dcniy Of breathing for 1ye o. Sin yeArt,
for several year. back, had gTsdusy ncreasedip ip
sielsacg ghe nplaiui has been hereditary, aud shs
had bSs tfpAted by Severs phyaicGns without any 70,
lief InnN STATS Of her oaGs procured some Of you
Peotorsi ooagh syrup. bought hr GrBt time, afty
cent bottle Which relieved he yort much then called
and got dollar bottie whieb oufed hsl entirely an6
she has now NO teo Of the foer diSsaSs, except Weak
cess. would also state that used the medicine my.
self 10 cold and cough The medicine cured ms By tai
ing one dose exprcs Iay entire satzfscton With the
medietneI end Sou are 81 liberty % rubsb this you
3eGi7e 70 DO 20. --+-5 WM., WlLs0N, ,illi 10
1lI- br @ Alderman 1ifth Ward.
+ Pr4TsBvaea, Nov. IS, iSoe.
y p1L. EkrskH =, AithDogh not en advocate Of Patent
IL general II affords pleasure Lndeseriba
bic ~ gVeommend youT pcotorsl byrups As medoins
II - vol worthy the attention Of any peTson eho mey u
sy manner b hlcted with coughs colds and hosrseness
d ans hind, Srd for tha peculiar quAlfcauons for
Govlng AL that dlsgfeeaOo ssnsAtion attending ~
IhSss bsss, more o. lsas 10 my LIE, seessd WITH tbs
sovcsest Of eplds and hoaEsenesS. At tea nv throat
Eopld hee soelvsed ss % PreTent my speaking ahovt
taspf, and ~ taking few dSsea of the sbgv0 6ETur
VopM relsve me entirely. q ,..le a. Il
!. In Tecptmendi shs i6ssns, n.ass unhesattnsly
that Il "a tbs best rAatdy ever found paIpcrine q
,Irp the shove, nos should any family be xiihozt thu
'sr1sdy for dMssseS % prevalent, Jor5
Yours, most respectfully,
EDWARD J. y0HRh,
Cashier oitisenS DSpoos BRaki
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

Dk EeYsEBs PEoToRAI 5TRup ~ SLAIsS-
eIIIK.Pissse sead me another supply Of goHE yalH-
,hls RSctorSt 5yIup," Atnsst sssrypody siSand q
syfuh We have scd sxvee bottles aBt seek, and ar
oo entrslb ont Mr. 4. AItsf AID MI. Mshst, both
~ Rfssyt,la Pc tell a. they Wopld not be without Il
IN that fsmtBes. Il inGt, all who pse oEro want I
neair Yoss, respsOttully, ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
PATTeE IT., Aprr II, 1851.

A NpNpERSUL 0uRS.--some tine ego, sa CID
oelrhSor 81 mins was very Ill WITH bad cough which
oyerz one sapI cad to be consumption. AD relatives
toa me thet be nsd tske9 Se7eFy remedy iheg heaeo
itboEt bens nis pTotbsI eame 70 SEQ hi do, and G.,
vefe oondred In tie bsllsf that hs could not live.
nad shon, the third Of b0sts Of your PectoTsi syrup
shehI gave hls, and entirely cured bin, 70 the sSt9r
shment Of ~. What nskea ne case more EemMkApis
h, % sxtree age 0! the man, hs being sbout eighty years
- JOA5iN' GIMME
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

A afSlaAx oGRs 81 D2S KkY5KR's encxoRAL
sIREPL-I live in Peooss towrshipJ kIleSheny county
tho Oh cf Hchrus.g last, aad co1snped eight nonthE
sr,bicssc ihl Sat 6TseIbos % tbd co1ntt and ~
80 rsa 'rr.t.tec nm I'll early In October. Il
shai tiaIsR sAs advised " tn yo1I PkcToRAL cUUGH
TAUESsh,Eh dn and aitei had saksn one sot,ls
sas sra-sn frea from ,hs oonghiDs and splitting hsa
dsSpalrhm ever GetttnS EviL ana shi2k u shoud be
SnoEaRbar is sAlussis remedy WY DO tof othen What
~ haa dnns u my cass. Rhh o. LlTTLE-
! W,tnos.--p. q. REzz Pssbles toWphlp.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
Ayers Cath GaathaIs aiist.i tic Pill : ills,

Roa gEH oURE OF q. g. Lla ,---.
Co,t;eo,esaS Jaaadtseg D9s9qeiA dt4ssA1o.l,
DysassSy. fSas SsSSSasaei. B'ysp pela,, ztsadcs6'
Phs. Rtss1,afissa Eusaticas sad SKA, ,Discass,
Liver cuzea6tRs 5ksgpsg5 Tssesv,s ZazHcfs and
Saa RhssnT y6fms; l60ta, Nsstnlyia, as a
Dinnsr Pilh asS fg REitaiga khe 9a0ds d !,
They are suBarscoated ao That the mat fscTlsi-
sirs can tate tsiSf pleasartlF, ohd they are tue
bestaperient In the world for al tbs purposes ef
family physic. --....-sa-----..-y-..
PsiOs e6 cents per Boz; Eve bazea fer Sloo'
aTeatnaRbersofC fClsrggmens PhysiGunS, States
men, and eminent Speysopa9est have lent their
nasnes to certify the unRsgsl css
remedies, but ourspaDe herel viii not Fefrast the
insertion pf thefaa ThgAges1ts bSlcv sg1moGi:u i:ut-
n,sh gratISSat A SsstIckN Ah,iAN1c ID which thsy
are given, with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment thas should be f!-
lowed for their cure saii bra ,s2e- g.is
Do not berpnt. of BY unpTiHctP ped dealers With
other preparations thsy make more profit on.
Demand AYER's, and take 10 oshssss 1Tho sick
want the beseaid dthete lsfeT tdsng nnd sosasd
:. Al cur remedies pre fur saie hG- 70 ,s;sc l,a,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

s6a .,y.,.,,! .d pIETr5usssn, Apt1 ~. I5Sy.
,.,,Esal esiE TAUEa y.-DR. KzIMRl Ihsye eAagl,-
ar Ip hss tsSen srTersl msdicnea fol bad oough
ylthopt bsnehtsEnoas them ayers Cherry PeotorAiy-
III pnFraa6sd from sea bottls Of you7 pEOT0kAL
sYRUP end hsfees hs hsz usea bali ho,tls abs wss
sosySd Tns seeoRd bottle ou-sd her ennrely q her
,onSs,.S ; John DARIN,
-. Rohirroo street, Allexheu1.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
MILLIONS or MONEY
For an Inch Of Time!t q
xsTAs ONCE THE EExCLAIGATION gE
w dying Queen. That ineh Of tinis can DO RIosuR
amnc6 cheaper tats, and ns15 long sesrg % e 9
s HEALTH AND HAPPINESS o

e~s~~@ 4
enjoyed By consulting DR.. MERRYWEATElAs,, s,, We e
10 curing the most obstinate and long anding
Of he LUNGS, HEART, LIVER, kIpnkYhr Ak4or
DEB, BTOMAoH RHBuMArlsN DlsEAShs kn9H;
LIAR 10 REMALBe, SKIN DISRASlas hNp A&0
A1R1cTlOhs Or TaK EYE AND ,GaR.,g ,sT 4
Facss arc stu bbsTn ThtngSI Ha
r. Hear Whist the Phiadelphls correspondent says n "a
a0ommOnSsaishp Wilmington, DelsWers, s'h q Apfp
san YngiIsa gentleman, aorasziy eoansctsd Siti !l
RfiEsh Army, and who stylss htmseA tho 'kpeAr
Botanic Physicsn has Of ste gained saasonse
tatlon hers b. biz skill IL curpS sn @An1zs e ct@
pisints Some Of bis patients have c9nvnfueo wnn-
and they pronounce bis remedies snd asods %
g vesy superioF. Soma hAW bean rsstoreq - gW
@agic. The medicine he nses % dsttiicc % niipSep
tyon yirions herps possessing ls cafsti,e PfoPes'
"Whils seuDs IN Zoe army Dc dsyo.sa nn .enaae Nc
uents 70 thorough study ct nv ereyts Produccn ~
osFtsip sd,chal roots and hsrbo on all mannst " "a
eases. II seem, be has found sne eno pseoy le1pe
dy for all the ana that Hssh % beu TO-. ~, psas1rc
already extensive and 10 dalb ineToas!os. ~ @c er
psints 70 which VemAleb subjected he hAs ~ eanl
M large numbsr here have testia1d that thsg oAefeR
obiy tsir present sood health, bat thsE uVes, %
skll Of this Indian Botanic Physran." aisf SOW y
I OHics 81 East Srste street, Coiumbus. ,gl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
ss1ssru ssrs.,, Pitsssafss, p, isa- ., o

.asDf EHAruoodHItts. tIOs OSai oott '-dc
20 EeySsyo Wood stteet ErdEet bo;ts Of bis ooush
Psoioi 81 sad tbs. ccsgcurs yon your cass must bS
Sxpcrste indeed" This q ssPeoinen Of hs eOlloqu,
ns hears almost e7sy DAY In cold catehDs periods o.
t cooepS n ts savisss sdssnitoo = sbVve, tOs e
nays iadthe PectoraL" IN Anost stubborn case, With
enre ftoeasa HssI two weeks $50 HpRi 10 fbnnShi
VIA one q tho most distressing, contrary, nsSn va.
coughs We ever expsEtsccc1 snos our adveni
uDor ihir mundane sphsIs- We eQughed steadily Ane
;abostrusS sor one wheis week, 10 hopes Of Hg c1
out Il vas no 10. In Gzefi: rzenned su 10 hare i'm
pIdss b. prscscs and 10 have aeQuisad Poen,
d ar dter1ssl6T by ths In thia stags ei
ths ssegs 40 xhed 1ay 70 AeTbsr it WooA ~
orurrfs asty cent bottls OF the "pectore; took Il
socprdns 10 drccDrs aud IN nonrs we w,rs
msstsr OF tbs nsId, tho enemy hsypg anconditonalp
,urTapdsrcd. sfss shses bst stsensl oonHios sin =
fofmIdabIe an adversary az keys0Is famous "cozgh
PcotorsI. .h-7Dgvsp@sctlS QteEw, Do. "a, 1850
.sgg We
en-. Ks7gHRH PRorcRAJ SYRUP d pSePaTsa snt
soldsgpF, aEoRa1 H. K1SsEts hs Wood street.
~ ~ ssG a CSiunsas d EsBna3S d sAJEUEL.
rsSasanfyTs UxXE HEUENN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
PROF. l.. MIL.LER'S
AIR INViG0RAT0k


"a AnA 5kENHANH n n A - fAFS
II AM WIVllIkh ~ UUM
~ nv ~ INV uSVbsN ~
an kn90CV6s beto ana 6OOnom1oaA
Com uounG
-.l-J -Sco.f, a. l
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAlh
70 th original color Mfnout oyeing, and pfsvsssSs
Hair from turning gray. -
FOR PREVENTING BALDNESS,
Aaaeunns II, shsn thar. The Ices. psasAOs vitsa
Or recuperSttvs energy renainingg2
NoE REMOVING SCURF AND DANDfaUy
Ana All eatansoo, seaoflss. os tha sesIn.
- ,-,,,,,.., -, ,,,,,,,rT -,
TUX bEAOIlf Inc IhE hAhh
una,s,po IA n An uneoal,d 30. and briIliancy
~ an1 any In "a tsrfare std csusnr * ID cnr
,ssdilv. -. g. = - - -'-'-'''- y -
Ths 0Yost cslsssy and taevseus demand ser this nm
equaed IfeDars,.n oonyipSos The propristoy that ona
,lial o.E necessASy Y eatst pepiic of L.
sapeToF isalities over aay other preparation u use
asanscs ns head and soslp from dmdIaf, and oths'
'rtsneoue disesses causing tns naM Y EfoN
also, vhers The hair icosenins and tnpniug wiz y
strength and sigoi 70 ne rooe snd eestoss ~ growth
ssSS ISis csOTor.ns sS. | q hsr. ~ '' ~A WV ''A -
There s's HUNDREDS 2! isds. and ssesca y Ass
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

! slJL1, SIaATg IND pB KEyblRf KpcTorAL
tsTRURs-Dsl BSYsxE-Desr tir:r EIcpse ihs Geiay VI
The excellence a youI gectoal Cough
eooasz Iisz great plsssfo Ia saying that u "
~ on aag t h. y hSoctod tes ao.ss csss o( Say cos0A
Asd a EoSst ons vas ever si.cea VIII: haye %,
sssa more then onehaf ot tho Dotte, aud co And 70
a ihTs done Ana they will b proud to say, It iSno
qrsck nsdpire." voulc not suffer anothss s-ch su
stoek so any consideration, CT al any cost. am con-
ant cab breet1e more freely than lever did hhAll
sfshs Sdas1y. Tou are o. liberty % ass my name
ia ihis regard, AZ yea think pfopst, 8. .PBATT, 3
, Esfeo0gef OoHtmon 0oanc3i, pitIsburgh. Pa.
Rissbatsh, Nay IL, iH59.
r. Gs-fsM nc stranger 20 n2 lslloascitiAanE. and
Who sSssrosiu doubta caa consult mo personally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

sTxuskzy1Lsa, o., March II, iecS b.
rave nor3 D., Aeyss5G Cough ByTup for bad ooaEb
Of esTeS yeaTa saadnS, and ehserinlly say It u
bs hes. sdione for Inc that have ever tAkcn
~ -.--. J. ". PRICE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
WORCESTER'S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Lstest.-Ths Largsst...Ths Best,
Ths Cheapest Because the Best, y

s.Tho most Reliable standard Au.
therIty Of she English Language"
So Rsadrsd 1msasas Asiscascvs or ONO,
~rm ansx sNatISa DICTIONARY HxrAsr.n
sravv ksA AsaysoAsrs.
sHsS are ypvnrds Of . Hundrvd ThousAnd Wofds,
whota nulhiafious mpanipD and deriyatonp togethef
aith thei correct spelling, and prcnunsadSn ss eeAfS
0Molamdts CSa.msrctal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-02

Blood, suds, foam and pale faces were all
saw; and the next instant felt the boat being
lifted, like peanut shell, from the sea, and
the next, heard the crashing timbers as the
whale passed through and under it with the
speed of locomotive. The next, where was
l? In the middle of the ocean with but two
companions, and they being fast sufiocated in
the boiling waves, which had been lashed into
fury by the descending fukes of the whale, as
he left the 3feld of action.' BY dint of much
exertion and by the aid of the floating oars we
were enabled to reach the shattered boat,
which now. bottom up, scarcely buoycd us up
from the depths below. In the meantime the
other boats were fastening to our rescue, they
having lost ground during the chase.
A more forlorn and disheartened trio were
never beheld. What with fear from the whale
prior to the accident, and dread of the sharks,
whose name in these lattudes is legion, and
from whom we were momentarily expecting
visit while ioundering in the water, we were
rather wretched. Three only 'of the six souls
comprising our boats crew when she left the
ship, were permitted to return to her, and as
stepped on board from over the rail- felt as
sincere feeling Of thankfulness to my Maker,
for this preservation from death, as it was pos
sible for one to feel under the circumstances
Poor Bunker, the mate, had but just taken
his position in the head of the boat, with the
intention OF clearing away lance with which
to turn the monster, but too late! The de-
mon, for such he seemed in my eyes, upon
striking the boat, killed instantly, with blow
of his fukes, three out of the assailing party
One of the latter, but the day previous, made
this remark to the "boys'': "Boys, don't care
if we never catch a drop of oil. In dream
last night, saw my father and sisters around
my berth, and my mother in heaven seemed to
be beckoning to me. don't believe things will
work well with me-" Poor fellow his words
were indeed prophetic. Rest in peace, Charley
Harlow-for more noble and generous soul
never existed than was thine.
Can l tell you of the gloom cast over that
merry ships company by this tragic event?-
Or tell you of the low whisperings of the men,
as in subsequent times they would talk of the
departed, and imagine for themselves a similar
fate? Captain Piper never recovered his
wonted energy after that day. Less eager
than formerly, he grew careless and mmindful
of the owners interests, and after long
voyage, he returned to his farm on the Vine
yard, where, merging into the husbandman, he
found more joy in cultivating the soil than in
pursuing the whale.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-02
Interesting Autograph Papers.

On the evening of the 18th. at the house OF
Mr.. Warren, President of the Monument As
sociation, Francis c. Winston, Esq, who of
ficiated as toast master at the great ceebra-
tion of the laying Of the cornerstone of Bunker
Hill Monument, in 1925, exhibited to the COM
pany copies of the briefspeech of Mr.. Webster,
at that time President of the Association, in
Producing Gen. Lafayette, and proposing his
health, and also of the speech of Gen. Lafay-
ette, in response, each in their own hand writ
ing. The following are copies ofthese speech
es, and we have no doubt they will be read
with interest-the originals will be carefully
preserved, by the kindness of Mr.. Winston,
among the archives of<he Association:
BY the President Of the Association The
President said he rose to propose a toast in
behalf of the Directors of the Association.
Probably, he was already anticipated, in the
name which he should mention. 1t was well
known, that the distinguished parsonage near
him, from the time when he first became ac-
quainted with the object of the Association,
had taken much interest in it, and had express
ed an intention to be present at the ceremony
of laying the cornerstone. This purpose he
had kindly remembered through the long
course oil his visits To the several States 1t
was not at all necessary TO say-indced ii cG.aid
not be said-how much his presence had add
ed TO the interest and pleasure of the occasion.
He should proceed at once to the grateful du-
ty which the Directors had enjoined on him,
and propose to the company, Health and long
life to General La Feyette.'
General Lafayette rose and expressed him
self in the following words:
GENTLEMEN II will not longer trespass
on your time than to thank you, in the name
of my revolutionary companions in arms and
myself, for the testimonies of esteem and affec-
tion, must say, of fiial affection, which have
been bestowed upon us on the memorable eel
bration of this Anniversary day; and TO offer
our fervent prayers for the preservation OF
that Republican freedom, equality, and self
government, that blessed Union between the
States of the confederacy for which we have
fought and bled, and on which rest the hopes
of mankind. Permit me to propose the follow
ing sentiment:-
Bunker Hill and the holy resistance to op-
preston which has already enfranchised the
American Hemisphere The next half Cen
tury Jubilee's toast shall be, to Eatranchised
Europe.
1t is to be hoped that the sentiment of this
patriotic toast of the worlds great champion
of freedom may yet be realized
In Gen. Lafayette's manuscript, written in
English, only one slight inaccuracy occurs and
that is in the spelling of the word "between,"
one being omitted, very likely by accident.
Bunker Hill Aurora.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-02

INDIANA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wright,
in his letter to the Union Convention, advocat-
ing the merging of all party considerations for
the one object of supporting the Government,
says:
The President has called around him many
men OF different political opinions; among
others, our present worthy and efficient Secre-
tary of War, and Generals Hallcck and Me-
Clellan. Those three men have more to do
for the veal or woe of the Government. for the
restoration Of its unity and its priceless nsti-
tutions, preserving them to US and our chill
dren, than, perhaps, all other men prominent
among the American people, the President
himself excepted. Yet these men all differ pol
! itically from the party that brought into power
the present Administration. Can we not fol-
low this fine example in this contest, when the
question is so preeminently one Of Govern
ment or no Government, country or no coun-
try?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-02

RETRBUTIoN WILL CoME.-The Boston
Journal of Saturday thus eloquently alludes
to our recent repulse at Charleston
"The repulse at Charleston is of no great
consequence as an event of the war. Our
forces there stand where they did previous to
the engagement, and they will hold their
ground till ready to advance again. That city
must fall. No matter how much the hour be
delayed, nor how many times our advance
may be checked-the day of just retribution
will come. The old flag that was taken down
by Major Anderson will, if Providence spares
his life, again be flung to the breeze by his
hand, over the walls of Fort Sumter. In the
meantime, the grand cause is to be pushed on
in the field, and TO that end there are scores OF
places OF infinitely more Importance than the
city of Charleston"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-02

"WHEN THE WAR Is OvER-'-When the
war is over let Davis, Yancey, the thief Floyd,
and half a score of the like stamp be hung in
the most impressive and approved style, as a
warning to traitors and an example to posteri-
ty. But let us have no terrible and bloody
prescription like that of Sylla in his triumph
over Marius in the civil war of Rome, nor yet
wide spread system of political annoyance
and degradation which would shut out the po-
ltical talent of the South from any other field
of activity than silent opposition and secret in
trigues against the government. II Alex.
Stephens wanted to take the oath of allegiance
tomorrow, we would administer it and forget
the past glad of his influence i'm the restora-
ton of the Union.-[N. Y. World.