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~TO OPROPRIETQRs OF HoTELS,@9
~ RESTAURANTS, =
- Proprietors OF the above establiih-
Nets are respectfully invited TO ins peot our stook
OF CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY. CUTLERY
and PLATED WARE, which il complete In
every department., and Will compare In quality and
price with the lmpo ring houses North. Coal on
Lamps, Chimneys. and WIoks. : ',''
'' CHAS. 3 FOWLER CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Chlns, q ass, and EArthen Ware
NH ii ST S04, Odd Fellows Hall, 7th st
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY Hail.: a IHrrv p,,vg g
/ TONIGHT $685. TONIGHT
-...s The Brilliant
New Constellation Of Beauty.
.PERCivAL's IMMENSE COMBINATION.
MISS MILE FOWLER,
By far the most perfect and beautiful Danseute
presented to the American public.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
The Idealizstion of Me ody and Beauty.
MISS LIZZIE FRANCIS,
MISS MARY BLAKE,
MISS LILLY BRANDON,
MISS FRANK sEcOR.
MISS JULIA RICHMOND
THE DELEVANTE BROTHERS,
CHARLEY NEIL,
BILLY QUINN.
GAN RIGHT"
M. JEAN CLOSKI,
JOHN HEAVY,
AND NUMEROUS cThERs
UNo change In the Admission Prioes-m
Admission IS cents; orchssssr cssirs 50 oenu.
afternoon EsssvssssasRt
For Ladies and Fanil,es, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, sta O'Clock,
RSh ana Sos 81 is
Toys niaSsSa. has.Sa ssIFiiiIIsss sIif Dfs..s. :ss mag
The Silk Dress presented on SATURDAY, March 8,
,S XaS given to Miss Anna Burke, ID street, near
Admission % oepts. 1. ChIldrep 10 oept. NH IN
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PROFESSOR NORRIS AZUMEA.
THE PREMIUM

ManuisStnred by s. MOCKRIO6E q CO., No.
% North Fourth Street, Philadeiphia
and NO, 1o3 Resde street, New York
This excellent composition, does not contain a
nous drug; bnt 10 perfectly pure and HEALTHY
"a oannaIy pTslaretiop, is inialible and invau-
nn,i nniG Az tnS FAN In Clrolnnati. there were q
numoer OF bakfng POWDERS on exhihition-the
Assmee, With several others, vas analysed, ard
eosaaned the hrst prize, a. the purest and best
wIeoet lernenting lt, or leaving any sediment,
Hno retalns all the nutritiye ualites of he wheat
Ing Irooess. thenoe one loaf Of Axumee bread con
Ssne . pncn rutrlment as two leaves of yeast
gIee1 and weighs is per cSnt moreE it Keeps moist
iof many DAYS, and never Rourz. Many celebrated
keysioielS. both in this country and Europe, have
eecs for matlng bread, and At least 10 0oo families
10 have, BY their oonsta ut use OF the
A1nNee for bread, cakes, pastry, &c during the
lsst three years, give their hearty ar fprovsl For
sals ey 9foosrs In Washington and &eorg gstown.
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oisty Of this olty city have made srrsnSs-
Patton Saint. An experienced catersr h. ICE s
i1t :. 10 furnish supper the evening offhe
1ss 80 81 hote ID street, between Sth and
stion the nlends pf Ireland may rest sssufeg n ~
nS memoers q THIS Assocfetion vtll leave notisnr
,mhsmoeIsd ylth pleasure By those Who viii honor
tnem yttn tneir fress1ce. Tickets ga to be bsa
nsns. w. LsnsTsn, q. J. Phillips, Thoe bufS. &.
...ss. -. Aoscu, faa lsE-t NH li-k =
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE 5 co A,

BY J. c. MCGUIRE : CO.. Auotoneer..
A nMINISTR TORS SALE OF THE
tsp sOeD VIII OF FIetIsloR ciss sg sorsn1 n1n;
THURSDAY; March 18th. by order OF the orrh.n,5
vii a tss he Tof1 Sb B HON.,
street. between and streets, com prisng-
Sossn.S FsTSr T
Walnut haIRot, Msrbie-tOp Tsblss,
Wsiagt ana Mahos.ny Gard and WINS, Tables.
M.btsl OTnamens Cooks.
OilolOth, Rugs, Star Carpet,
shIns s.s Da md csoofsfi ss pwSn. wsa.s chai
Eve, Plated Castors, Table Cutlery,
B.ir and auSk Mattresses, BoIstsrs and Pillows,
kssssn kssss'i bssOs1ffsS sO%fSrs, stoSss. ss.esss'
\ ne sHe siii commence with the Bar FIxturss
Terms: S2s and under cash; over that ,um
sreaL Gi - sna ioar months, with interest sstis
NH n:sSsd J. G acsuIRE EAsnaI',rs,S5 co, sSS,..
BY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotloneer..
(IoyERNM6NT SALE OF sUBsIsTENcB
shall siI IN front Of our Store, No sae. corner m
snd streets, at 10 O'Clock O. M, the following ar
sS.s lbs B.o: n. So lbs. H,m,
SS Seo ISs' Ip' ess beet, i75 lbs Beef Tongues,
Bi:s Bf:s fG,s ESa.s s. sRa. s. r.. kI@s; kMSts;e'
SIS lbs. RICE, l55 pounds Ground Coffee.
$50 lbs. Green Cofe
Terms o,sh.
NH II GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auots.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ Of
oSSrt Of the 6.o. t8S y oss Ss q
S expose % seSubss sbPsISI; 16d 70 me Sirssss
Court House door Of said county, on MONDAY,
the Sst DAY OF March, irstsnt, 1884, st 10 o'clocf
M the following property, to-vit v1z Lot No.
Y, 10 ssnare No 81, lot No. IN square No e, iot
So & No. 4 siStI' N isS.I. NS IS lSt So Ne g
ssrsre NO. q, IN the olty Of WsshInston. ID. o,
thereon seized and LEVIED upon a. the propertv of
Brook Meckal, and will be sold 20 satisfy udioual
NO; 43, 10 May term 1861 in favor OF Hooe brother
Co w. SELDEN,
mn o8 late Marshal, ~. G.
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+. w. II. NARROWER,
mn 1-om -. ...-- 532 7th street.
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The great events which have lust transpired I'm
the waters near Fortress Monroe give vast impor.
lance 70 the abstract Of Mr.. Stevens memorial
which We published Yesterday The Stevens
battery, a. appears by the letter Of the Meur,
Stevens Of August, ISL, orig mated with them at
mat date, and was the fra suggestion In sny conn
Try yofirOn vessels, with submerged propellers pro-
'ected by iron srmor, and especially, Of such iron
placed st an angle % a. TO glance shot or shell
The Monitor, although . much smaller vessel.
10 based on the same great ideas
On Saturday and Sunday last came of the great
contest between wood and iron. AZ shown I'm
advance BY Mr.. Stevens experiments of Is4I,
iron wss the victor, with scarcely contest, our
best an1 fnest wooden vessels and steamers being
captured osgoing down before the rebel iron clad
vessel, the Msrrimac, like psstebosfd house before
q gust Of wind. But when the two iron-clad steam
ses, the Monitor and Merrimac, came In conflict.
after battle Of four hours, and after touching
and ering af each other from close quarters and
with the enormous ten and elsven-inch guns.
Neither % vet are known TO have been vesyse
reusiy injureds certainly ours was net even
nsathed. -.
Surely such facts a. these furnish conclusivs
Psoo< that the Stevens battery should be st once
sompissed, especially as Il appears she could be-
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"A Bile CUTLERY, 90 !, to be had of
w. II. HAR ROVER.
mn Ism .rr~s I'D q. 532 TN street
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

A NAVAL MEDICAL BOARD.
"A Board OF Medical ofioers will convene nj the
Naval Asylum. Phi sdel lphia. on March H. lse2
for the examination Of Candidates for admiaaion 10
the Medical Corps of the Navy.
6entlemen desiring permission 10 appear before
Secretary of the Navy, stating their Teeidenoe
pace ana ate OF birth, accompanied with respeet-
abe testimonials Of moral ohsrsoter
Applicants must not be less than tventv-one M
more than twenty SIX years of age.
No expense is allowed BY Government 20 Candi-
dates attending the sessions OF the Board A a spo
cessiul examination is legal preres suislte for ap-
continent In the NAVY. mh ea20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

ABoLTIoN ATTACKS ON Qua GENERALS The
brilliant success Of our armies In every quarter
sorely afdIcts the Abolitionists Of the Sumner
and Loyejoy school. They see in the success that
has attended the labOrs of our generals the
speedy crushing out of the rebellion, and the
restoration of che Union on its former basis
Here is where the shoe pinches, and the cause
OF all the bluster of the abolitionss in and out
of Congress, and their continuous attacks upon
the generals, nearly all of whom are consttu.
tional Union men, and therefore labor for the
speedy and effectul u crushing out of the rebel.
lion, letting slavery to take care of itself. Our
generals and two thirds of the army being con.
serVative men, the abolitiouists are unable to
use them to carry out their grand theory of ne
gro equality. Hence their rawlings in Congress
and elsewhere.
From presentindicstions there is every reason
to believe that the rebellion will be soon brought
to an end, and the Union restored on consitu.
tional basis, leaving with the several States to
take care Of slavery as il best affects their
inte.Gsts IN. Y Herald.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
che Obio 6tatesntam
r M 0
NatIonaI Negro Ala society.

We print the following circular which we cut
from an eastern paper, as showing one Of the
movements of the day. 1t appears from the
signatures attached to the circdMr, that the
Hon HANNIBAL HAMua, Viee-President of the
United States, is President of the Society:
NATIONAL FREEDMAN's RELIEF ASSOCIATION, or
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
A new state Of things exists in this coumu.
MY and important events seem TO be rapidly
approaching. The blessings of freedom are
spriDging up In the path of war Of rebellion.
and treason. The contrabands in this District
are already numerous, aud their DumbtIs con
stantly increasing, as others come in from tho
adjacent rebel State of Virginia, some fleeing
from rebel masters to avoid beiug bent further
south; others escaping from the want and privA-
tion now being 80 severely felt in those portions
oil the country devastated by the rebels them
selves, or by ContendiDg armies.
They arc OF both sexes and of all ages, from
she tender infant to men and women grown gray
aud feeble in slavery. They flee to this Dis.
triot In all the wretcheduess and poverty incl,
dent to their former condition as chattels hun.
cry, and Ia rags, their whole appearance nit.
eously appealing for succor. Ignorant Of tho
worlo, long trained 70 coDcealment and decep.
ton, they are fearful of every white face uI-
til assured of sympathy and kindness.
IL is work Of true philanthropy and chris.
tisn benevolence to relieve the wants and edu
cate the minds of the people-chidren of that
God who "hath made OF one blood all nations
OF men )" aud for this purpose this Association
has been formed. II proposes to act in har-
mony with the Government of the United Sta tes,
but TO do much which the Government does not
and cannot well undertake, VIZ to furnish them
with clothing, temporary homes, and employ
ment, TO teach them to read and write, to give
them such advice and counsel as they may need,
and bring them under moral and religious inAu-
enees.
To this end the Association sollcits from the
friends Of this oppressed people contributions of
new clothing suitable for men aud boys Of this
class calicocs, shirtiDgs, a4nnels, and garments
for women, girls and infants and money to aid
in carrying out the objects above set forth
The Office and Depository of the Association
is at No. Is Four and-a Half street ono door
south OF Dr. Snnderland's Church.
Packages and money may bc sent by Express
OF otherwise to the Treasurer, j ". Jayne,
Esq Washington, D. c.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April, 1862
Fl. HAMLlN, PreIidsnt
J. VAN sAHrvooRD, Secretary,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
Ab oIltionism at its Ola Tricks

o. AUS OlA
The Chicago Times speaks our viewa exactly
when it predicts that the attempt which aboli-
tionism is now making in New York, Indiana,
aud other States, for another fusion, will prove
failure. That game has been played as long
as it will prove successful. Aboitionlsm can find
but few new tools. The people understand that
abolitonism rules all such operations, and that
Its success would only prolOpg the power OF
obolitionism for public mischief. They see
that it is abolitionism that must be overthrow
it the country shall be saved, and 10 adroit
management will save it from condemnation.
The measures which abelitionists are now en-
deavoring to force upon the country are palpable
violations of the Constitution, aud, il successful
destructive of the Union. No man need be de.
celved. No man need enter another fusion
where abolilionism is to control its policy and
be director OF its purposes. The pressure oi
responsibility is too great upon every American
citizen to allow himself to be deceived by any
pretenses whatever. II he is in favor Of the
maintenance OF the Constitution as 1t lie, and the
restoration Of the Union as it was, he knows
very we'll, that to accomplish these he must
keep out of entangling alliances with abolition
Ism His duty ia to enter heartily into the
ranks OF true, earnest and honest Union party
--NOypalk Experiment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
sini.tInguishean yisitnrs

The New York Tribune announces in its is.
sue of Saturday, In two different columns, the
important fact thai the family of the distin
guisbed "cOntrabsud" who is at present the
executive Of Hsyn, are to honor our CONNER
cial metropolis with visit during the presen
month, coming in the Hsytien ,man.of-War
"TWenty.second of December" We are fur
ther informed that they are on their way "a
Paris, and are highly educated and refined peo
pie, and the hope Is expressed that "they will
meet q proper reception from our countrymeD.' u
They come st most opportune time to be
loaded with honors. Our lawmakers and
rulers are negro.mad, and the Geffrards will
doubtless, be made much of. A short stay at
the White House, grand ball In Washington
as which Massachusetts, monomaniac Sumner
would lead out one of the colored damsels; On
ovation at New York; an address Of welcome
from Wendell Phillips at BJston, we humoly
suggest az the skeleton Of programme on
which our Black Republican friends will Of
course improve. Cable celebrations, Japanese
Ambassadors, Prince Of Wales honors will sink
into insigniflcance in contrast With this triumph.
al tour of the first "darkie" guest of the
nation, Bridgeport Farmer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
A PLANK from tho ohica eo p,n,vor.

A Plank from the Ohicsgo Platform
We hope the administration will not copsider
it violation of their censorship to publish 1
few words from the Chicago platform. These
words run so keen blade into the vitals Of the
whole operations Of decentralization in view
Of the facts now on record, that, if they have
any sensibility, the reproduction of them might
naturally excite resentment, But we will
quote;
The people jnstly view with alarm the rcck-
less extravaganza which peryades every depart
ment Of the Federal government; return to
rigid economy and accountability ia indlspensa.
Bile TO arrest the systematlc plunder Of the Dub.
lic treasury By favored partISans; whilst he re-
cent startling Developments Of frauds and cor
IIruptionat the Fsdstsl metropolis show that an
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

THEY CoNFEss I'VE always knew that
Democrats we're largely in the majority among
the troops raised in Ohio; but 1t was denied =
The fact is amply proven by the action of the
Republican Legislature in refusing to permit our
soldiers TO vote. They let mulattoes vote; bu,
the soldier who offers life aud all for bis country
10 denied the privilege THIS is Abolition Re-.
publicaniam. - Logan Gazette. z M ''T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
NOTICE.

W. ! Franklin eountv ~
John Clark & j. B. Evelyn, def'is) Ohio. =
John CLAIR X and j, h. EVELYN, non.
residents Of the state Of Ohio whose actual place Of
residence Is unknown will take notice. that John George
enner, Of franklin county Ohio, old, the 1Oh day
Of May 1862 hle his petition in the Superior Ocurt Of
Franktin county, Ohio against aid Clark and Ryelyn
defendants settiug forth that said D. Evelyn, knoW
ing them 10 be forged, did, the 9TH and th day OF
December 1861 utter and publish true and genuine
two forged deeds one purporng to be warranty deed
from said Renner to said John Clark for the Conveyance
OF certain premieS in the petition described and owned
by said Renner the other purporting to be moftraqe
deed on said premises executed BY said John CLARK 70
said j. d. Evelyn, to secure note 10 the petiton de-
srbed that said two deeds are forged that they were
hled BY said Evelyn for record In the Recorders Office
OF FRANKLIN county. Ohio, and are recorded the one In
Deed Records, book 73 T0 the other in Mortgage Re-
cords, book No ~ page 60, and praying that said two
deeds may be ordered 10 be cancelled on record
an held for naught. - = -rff-
Said John CLARK and ]. B. Evelyn are notified that
they are required to appear and answer said on
next. C n...ss. \. = - = -
OTTO pREBEL, rTi
Columbus, Ohio, May 10, .tTSw - ''- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
A Specimen of Abolition Retren
meuL.

graph ''
40 Inc oiIi reducing the pay of Legislators to
So per diem became law" -.
And there they leave the matter. They in
tend 70 produce the impression that the mem.
6ers OF the present Legislature have reduced
their pay. They did no such thing. They
drew four dollars each per day for one Of the
loneest sessions ever held, and adjourned to
meet again at TOUR dollars per day next winter
The Law they p,ssed does not take effect nntIl
the winter Of 1854, when a new Leeislature
mee!s by which it Will doubtless be REPEALED
lhlsis fair specimen of Abolition Retrench-
ment, and The fraud and deceit which mark Il.
are characteriAt'c OF the leaders Of tha, party.
Logan Gazette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

NIGHT EXPRESS, via Dayton, at 1900 midnight.
stopping at London, Charleston, Xenia, Dayton Mid
oletown AID Hamilton; arriving at Cincinnati at $40
a. M connectng with Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad for
Vineennes, Louisville Cairo, st. Louis etc Afrylne
ct Indianapolis at 7;l5 a. m; connecting at Indian.
points West
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
AYERS,
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Aro you sick, noble, and
complainingi Arc you out Of
order, with your system do
ranged, and your feelings un
comfortablei These syinp
toms are often the prelude t.
serious Illness. eome ht o.
eieltness iscrsaping upon you
and ahDuldy 40 aEnrted by
timely use IOf The right rem
edy. Thks AytRB Pills, ant
cleanse out Tie disapdered hu
mors purify, thu hood, ans
lot tho 1lhids moEolon unoh
structed in0 heAlth again
They stimulate theufnnction
Of the body info Vigorous ar
tirity, purifythe system iron
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
DEpAREMENF OH TuE INTERIoR,

sR: have used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice since you made them, and cannot hesitate
say they tho best cathare We employ Their regu
lang action the liver Is quick and decided conso
queny they are admirable remedy for derangements
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case Of
bilious dcdss obstinate that II did not readily yield 10
them. Fraternally yours, ALoNz0 BALL, n. D.
Physician of The HdTine Rospadl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
THIRD TRAIN.
FOURTH TRAIN.

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at Op. m q, stop
ping at all stations betseen Columbus and Cincinnati
arriving at Cincinnati ct I0;90pm,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
SECOND TRAIN.

EXPRESS at ll:3O a. D., stopping at Jefferson, Lon
don, Charleston, Cedarvle Xens, Spring Valley, Cor.
Loyeland and Milford arriving at Cincinnati at 400
p M, at Dayton at 235 p M arrive at indianapolis
at I55 p. m; connecting at Cincinnati with the ohio
and Mississippi Railroad for st. Louis Vincennes Cairo
etc. connectigg at IndiananoIls for ali nninta Wat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
Dysentery, DIarrh0a, Relax, worms.

Your Pills have had long trial In my practice apd
hold them In esteem Of the best aperents have
ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy, when given in small doses for
makes them very acceptable and convenient fur tho use
Of women and children.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
Us. OHIO, TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 20, 1862

entire change Of administration is imperat tlvely
demanded"
IL may be, however, and the facts now seem
70 sustain the superstition, that The above was
intended TO suggest an example to be followed
rather than as a pledge of faithlulness to the
public interests II SO, the abolition party
have followed it very faithfully.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20

LA "a 17IHGeII5 0IT7 El7 IJT7II7.I u q -
1867. z3 AGn 30 SO 1852,
Summer Arrangement Time
a.sS . 'aI Changed y'''.'@ 5's
Great Northern 4 & Eastern ROute
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
,.a&.Hi Tf al%aAf lAnb dz7sa7luJll a..
,aa z CINCINNATI
EMINRI - 81 : y Il Il : :
R Al II re a ID.
Connecting at orestino with the PITTSBURGH, IT.
WAYNB-& CHICAGO RAILROAD "a
EOr PtttsoSOa, PARdds,psta ana Bos.tnors. A,sc
a for Fort Wayne and 0sioa0o.
CONNECTING at Cleveland with tho LAKE SHORE HAIL
.saGL 10 qsb t2 ROAD M Ia es.
For DunklrlE, buffalo, Albany, BOs,
1.ng b1H 20 'iSfN ,tioAAt g
THP I'm rI9 A.rNcs nArw
AAI4ODG 1hhlN6 UAlLI.
.Ni'' ru..S ~ --.lL ."i
.frL . adi EXoEPR SUNDAY, l5r. 's.
LTrTI,n ,r.Mr ~. ~. ..4. - 70.
mad AND xENfA R4iLsS8DS.% %no'
1.1'l- g7- 7r-s-, = ''
MIAMI uypppo.
viii .,o1 =. nnIsHee-Aeevee Ooiumbus OF GOO a. NJ
Gallon and a. s,s,,o,, AMSnlsy oardnston, ailsad
SIS ?. III NSw va. II pSpkph 500 <; n'; Bufiaio
81 W Ha auoo,,,> ms, - p III -'7"
o1oVNU VhAlN'
NEW YORK jExPkEs6--LeayeB Columbus at 1ltlo
ton; arIiyioT !, s M and SEsi
4'Ss p. NJ. .i' ''I'4I 'o'N F'iss'7. ~
MAIL AND EXpREsS- -I,s,vss n,,v,.,,. a. I. an n
NJ. viii stop AZ ali St.tlons sontS ~ shsS" 80 :,
,svn0 - rew London Ws stcn Grafton and BersAi
Bufialo S.9o NJ VI. ~ non DnnErk xSV NJ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
Summer Arrangement.
Little Miami Il Columbus l. Xenia
M@Ma
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton & indianapolis
Through to indianapolis without Change of Cars,
and hut One Change of Cars between
Columbus and st. Louis.
On and After Monday, NAV 8,
1862.
-Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
-Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
FIRST TRAIN

CINCINNATI ACCOMMODATION at 500 a. m
stopping at all stations between Columbus Cincinnati
aud Dayton; arriving at Cincinnati at 1880 o ~ a
Dayton s:31 A. m arrive at indianapolis at 1894 D. m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-20
Bnious Disorders Liver Complaints,

From DR.. Theodore BsH, Of Nep Fork Cgy.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur'
pose an aperent but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have In my prao'
tce proved moro enecuAl for the cure Of bfoS corr
plains than any remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgave which Is wor
thy the confidence Of tho profession and the people.