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HEIMsTREET'S
IniMitabIe Hair Restorative.

IT IS NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color by sup
plying tho capillary tubes with natural susteaAnce,
impaired by age disease. All iIitaHtdaeOuS dyes
composed OF lunar eaHie, destroying the Vitali-
~ and beauty Of the hair, and afford Of themselves
no dressing. Heimstreefs Inimitabls COl0ring not
only restores hair to its natural color by an easy
process, but gives the haiFa
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling or eEadi-
Gates dRndrnh, and impaTts health and pleasantnoss
TO the head 1t has stood the test Of time, being the
original Hair Coloring, and Is constantly increasing
ia favor. Used by both gentlemen aud laies. 1t 4
sold by all respectable dealers be procured by
thein OF the Commercial agent, D. s. Barnes, goa
Sold by 7. II. LOGAN 4 GO. and REED x RAP
Wheeling, Va feb2i
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FoRTREss Monroe, Aug. 25.--Gen. Sum-
ner's corps all embarked from Newport
News this morning. Gen. Keys corps will
remain at Yorktown and vicinity.
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coLT,s REVoLVERs.
First ID the Season.

~ q" War now receiving daily by Rx-
Z Ne |press, those celelr ted BALT4 MORE
N5Nss( FRESH OYSTERS. in cans aI,I lal fcans
For sale at aIaltby's Oyster Depot, Mon
roe Street, near the corner Of Market street
aug2S-2td t. II. M0SG, Agent.
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New Clothing House.
NEW YORK CLOTHING DEPOT
ScHoENFIELD g. BRO

No. 40 Main street, Centre wheeling.
TREMENDOUS STOCK Of Mems and Boys Wear,
of best material and workmanship, at hRlEprice.
Furnishing Goods, Hats Caps and Carpet Bags sold
equally cheap. 1t Is very evident that house
will DO established during this crisis except Il
is fully able TO compete with older ones, which
during the crisis all reduced pricesi but our stock
hayinggbsen bought under very favorable auspices.
We certainly will sell you goods TO say the least
astonishIngy low and less than they can be bought
10 this city positively"
Come at once and examine the stock No trouble
to show goods At No. 10 AIRinst- Centre Wheeling.
SCH0ENPIELD & BRO.
o, we forgot. Please bring your money along,
No Terms. my2S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re.

1t restores gray hair TO its original color. Itstim-
ulates Its growth rendering it uxuriant and beauh-
fil, and keeps the head free from dandruf and dry
ness. It Is the original article Medicine Depot zoe
ID. s. BARNES,
200 broadway, N. Y.
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RSy-DEpurY PRovosr MARsHALs.-Major
Darr has appointed the following Deputy
Provost Marshals:
Hancock Conty-John W. Hobbs.
Brooke County,. D. irtIo ti 80 =, Wells
burg.
Marshall Couaty-George w. Bowers,
MouudsvilIe.
Wetssl county-JOhn Murphy, New Mar
linsyille.
Tyler County,. E, Boyers, Middle
bourne.
Marion coupty-Joseph Hough, Man
ninGton.
Harrison cou,ty-A. werninger, clarks-
burgh.
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B8-TnE RAILRoAD Tack ON QUINCY
AND MARKEr srREErs.-The railroad track
leading from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Depot to the Custom House. is a stu
pendous nuisance. No less than half a
dozen wagons have been broken upon this
track within the last three days. The
track is of no use, but is great obstruO,
zion and ought to be removed at once.
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From the Daily Express, lancaster, Pal

From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
"CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID"
.'We are indebted TO Messrs. T.. Barr & Co. for
supply of Iaughlins Bushhclds Ink, an article we
have been using exclusively for the year past.
at is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by firm whose loyalty never for wavered
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment we
could pay would DO to say that 1t is as genuine as
free, as ulfading permanent as their Ink, with
which wo make thisre
we nse this FLUID because. AFTER beinf, torment
ed with many other black devices. we have found 1t
superior in every respect toany other, either foreign
or homo make. and hence pronounce It tho best aud
most reliable in the market"
LAUGlILINS & DUSHFIELD, Manufacturers,
Sold by j. @. Orr & Co.
Reed 4 Kraft,
Jos. Graves,
Wal. p. NIcKelyey,
And Book sellers generally. mill
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MADISON, WIS, Aug. 27.-The Goth Wis
consin regiment leaves for Benton Barracks
on Saturday.
The State journal publishes n private
letter from Lieut.. 7. j. Widing, of Pope's
army, taken prisoner at Cedar Mountain
He gives m account of horrible treatment
in the Richmond dungeons, In conclusion
he says: We.are all ready to swing rather
than persuade Pope to couutermaud his or
ders. We can die but once
man dressed in woman's clothes was
arrested here on his way to Canada to evade
the draft.
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Joseph H. Peudleton.
N pursuance Of Orders OF Sale in the above named
i causes, will, on Monday, September s, 1859, at
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, pro-
coed to sell Joseph II. PenIIetOns interest in lot No.
sixteen l16l square two 2k and lot No. fteen us
square seven Il in the city OF Wheeling. Also his
interest in three and a half 1874 acres OF land
Boggs' farm, described in deed of partition between
Isaac w. Mitchell, Joseph Ii. PeudletOn and Zacha-
Plat Of said real estate can DO at the Sherhs
office.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. II. Terma of
sale credit Of six and twelve months, with utter
est from tile day Of sale the purchaser purchassrs
giving bond with approved security for the same the
~S Sass, t pad ALoszo LoR1NG. Sheriff
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New Wall Paner.

CEcoND STOCK of new aud cheap Wall Papers
- Just received and for sale by
JOS. GRAVES.
mylo No. 80 Monroe st.
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augTSlw

OF the Circuit Court of Lewis county, GU the
inst Monday in July, 1862.
s. aud A. Anawalb complaInants,
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In Assumpsit and
upon an Attachment.

Smith S. Nottingham, Deft.
In this suit the object of which ia to of the
defendant one hundred aud twenty seven dollars and
twenty four cents CSl27 24) with interest thereon
from the 18th day ofApril 1851, to be computed al
ter the rate of seven per centnm per Rnnnu, till
paid The plaintiffs having filed their declaration,
and the defendant not having been served with the
summons in this snt with the therein,
and It appearing by affidavit filed, that the said
defendant is deemed (under the provision of an Act
of Assembly declaring certain persons nonresident,
passed February 10th, 1882 not resident Of this
State: Il Is ordered that the said Smith s. Noting
ham do appear here within one month after due
publication hereof and do what is necessary to pro
tect his interests in this suit.
Oopy-Teste: Il. HARMANSON, Clerk.
W. G.. RILEY, ~. aug. 10 ltd&3tw
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CHEAP OUTFITS.
A FEW more left at 81 so. Call and see them
N at Ljyl4) COOPER & sENsENEY,
Retail Store.
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@. A. JACKSON. Clerk.


NmGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk office
V OF the County Court OF northampton county,
on the first Monday in July, A. D. 1869:
Edward Holland ultff n In Debt
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JTIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks Of
v flee OF the County Court OF NorthhmptOn County,
on the first Monday in July, A. D., 1862:
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Samuel j. Berry and James
W. Palmer, Merchants
and partners, trading I'M
der the firm Of Berry and
Palmer, Pitts.
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WHOLESALE Dry GOODS

PLASTER PARIS.
IN BBLs. Calciued Plaster, received direct from
OO Philadelphia Plaster MillS
my3 Pc. HILDRETH BRO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

lions and decisions pertaining to these sub
jects" The work is just issued from the press
OF Robert Clark & Co., Cincinnati. It IL
Handsomely printed and substantially bound in
law sheep. II contains the latest acts Of Con-
gsess on the subjects on which it treats, and
the greatest care has been taken to render ID as
perfect and complete as possible.
This manual will be found to be an ex-
csedingly useful book to those desirous of OBJ
tanning Pensions or Bounty for themselves or
others, and to Pension Agents particularly it
will be indispensable. The peculiar advanta
ges Of this work are: l. IL is convenient
size for use. Q, Itcontains no superauous mat
ter. 3. While aiming at brevity, 1t ia compre-
hensive-omitting nothing relating to the sub
jec.s treated Of that might be useful to those
consulting iss pages. A. The arrangement is 60
simple that the Law, forms, instructions, decls.
ions, etc, can be readily found.
In respect Of size, arrangement and price, it
will be found preferable to any book Of like
character published in this country.
RELIGIOUS NoTIoE.-Services will be resumed
in the Universalist church next Sabbath, No
vembsr Prev, Mr.. Cantwell, Of Boston, pas
tor,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
The Case OF w. HI. WInder.

BosroN, Oct. 3O.-Deputy Sheriff Bailey pro
ceeded to Fort Warren to-day In sloop, failing
to get pass to go on the regular steamer, "a
serve the writ of habeas corpus granted by
Judge Clifford, of the United States Circuit
Court, In the case OF Mr.. w. Fl. Winder. The
Deputy Sheriff was not allowed TO land by the
military commandant at Fort Warren, and con-
aseqaently returned TO the city this forenoon.
Hereported to Judge Clifford that bis attempt
70 serve the writ was unsuccessful, when the
Court remarked that il had no means to enforce
the writ The Court then ordered the papers
to be placed on fle. This probably ends the
case for the present.
The counsel for Mr.. Winder are Hon. VIM,
,. Reed, Hon. G. W. Biddle and Hon. Peter
Mccall, members of the Bar Of Philadelphia.
The 24th Maine regiment passed through
Boston today for the seat OF war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
Cincinnati Market.

| CINCINNATI, Oct. 90.
| FL0UR-The news from New York Induced holder
oput up prices Csc per barre but buyers refused 4
follow up the advance and did lot offer over $5 25 70
supernne; 50 the market closed unsettled. 6o8 brl
| sold at IS 5095 65.
WHIsKY-There is firm market and fair demand
3ic. Sales Of GOO barrels SIC.
MESS P0RK-Is held at $40 5091I rs. The demanS
10 less pressing under the New York news and the bes
city brands would not have brought $40 rs at thu
close.
LARD--There were Gales of new lard at 91c on thl
spot
BULK MEATs-Nothing transpired.
BAvoN-oan be bought at5&c and 5kc for shoulder
HAMs-l,oOO green sold at 6c-a decline, owing t.
| the mild weather.
MIDDLEs-There were sales Of short middes at u
| for future delivery.
sALr-syracuSe is now selling at % 4O93 50 pei
aRooERIEs-The market to-day 1, very firm bu,
quiet.
M0LAsSES-At 6O@D62c.
l19ll%c. "
WnEAT-The offerings are light, and holders are
asking VI O39l O5 for prime red, and 81 1901 90 for
Indiana or Ohio white; but buyers are mot willing Ia
pay his price, and there nothing Of consequence
dene' Kentucky white is held at 81 2O@I s5 and moi
ucn IN tne market but better supply is expected,
trains are now running the entire length the Ooying
Ton and q Lexington railroad. 1he following sales
were made in the morning; 1900 bushel Kentucky
Wn'e at Sl anu lUVU DO prime red ar Sl0O; but
more was to be had Ct these rates after the dispatches
from New York had been made public.
OORN-There was an improved demand to,day and
the market was hmer, but prices did not undergo aoy
change We quote shelled at 38p39c In bulk aod ear
at 4l94sc These are the quotations for mixed: prime
white would command l@2c more.
OATb-The demand Is less active, and tending down.
ward Sales Of old made in the morning At sec In
bulk, but at the close 1t would have beon dicult TO
have obtained more than 55c. New are now quoted at
5OS52. l1O0 bush new sold at 52c In sacks, buyers
furnishing sacks.
RYE Tho demand continuss fair, and the uayket
rules steady at 62963c for prime samples on arrival;
oO bushels sold at the latter hgure In sacks sacks to be
returned. ~ ~
BAkLEY-The demand is good, with but light offer.
ing, and the market rules nrm at full prices we quote
spring at III 919l 81, and fall at 81 35aI 40. tbs
latter an extreme figure and only obtained for choice
article.
HAY-A continued fair demand and the market rules
steady at S2Gsl3 per ton for prime timothy in loose
and tight pressed OF arrival.
CbEEsE-The recent advance has In some measure
checked the demand, but holders are rm mt prices
at 10c. ' ''S'N''
BuTTER-The market Ia UNCHANGED and Arm, We
quote prime TO choice qualities OF roll and packed at 90
2sc and common TO good at SQlic There is only n
moderate que y inquiry for qualities below prime
forAToEs-The market remains dull but prices are
not gnotabiy lower, We quote prime Neshannocks at
o'eD'oc per pusn on arrival, and s0c from store.
Gds6tte.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
M,r Tori > ,Ea,

p YORK, October %.
| Iauuo mI. -,. - - ~, =,
soias a. a. ooW 1nr po, ~ n1 'a w W. psnni. sma.
sa,S5 Mnns ~ ~ va IoL fon' lgi - Ior feariy
hvasnhe occ Elm maIset @ IN iNr a'mAnd' Will
Sa,es 10Irp VI 1Vo Ts Caes new ~ io1 ..., IN.
rnvVMhtno MI maihss 10 ne, unse.uoa ana lug
10 Son hhi y, ss enaE IN ~ EnS sTV@ ~
pos ~, " y en1oE " Ioo ~
Sns vsssrn. IA oo9 M Sor ,onon - ~ r"dr e
nne weseIn' ~ oSg on ~ Ior common 70 mooium ek
s wsstern ~ & VS S W dST common 70 gSod shipping
pIAnus eAua Lounu nooP Vo, anu iv3o oV IoI TRACE
n,oids ei0hns Gull VIII" no buyers ~
nXNinG AN PIorrp-rbo ,D.vus, :. ar,, and ,owA,
aoi.s ~ an ha,rsJs a. eG o5dsG an s ono ni
M hnSps 81 fos aood to cSoce ertya ''- N'D'A a-O
1--WE n IN " % S,.ed ., a. M m
mS a. ~'S "N~ '''"''' WV" 'A''' :" ~ w
~nnpN MpATI, ,.,. ,s,,o,. ao,. ,no L-.,.
Brandvwine nj "a 10: Jerslu AZ a G5s "a and "a mn
for T,oioycs ''' ~ " N'0' ." "'N ~ Wv
iWHTisKY-Tbs ,na,rs, ,ox ,h;.L.n I. .h.d. a,ro,
u,h sisaa =, sao MI. ,, % nAoAey - ssS1 w.
nss,Iv ali st the insids nrics Huu "'''e'H ~ ''A0'
RIGE-East India more active. with sois, soo ho,,
n,n,nn a. IT," iSna h psnn, pe, WV 1a saes oVo pags
WuTAT rSe me,Sss q hasSn ,.se,St .rao
ee %a,kes u ~ u, 1eaVy, nn unsettled, irregular
~ ,ssI 5y Ss ooo s VI Ehlcagv sPIng az
600 bush amber Iowa NJ m aIi "a. IN cSS ,,s
" S noma ~ LS 90, pusn
MeSasn at nj SpI a. o. o bu.b ST,Ssr Du'I
ri a3Si a.. ~ 1So ~ III, nitt nUoi s.s'e ~
90: I90OO busb amber ,resn Raw A. Al a., 10 mn
InI hrsh nh;.s E.S,,o ~ ~ iS az eor 10 common
RYE-on,ot and Arm ,yih sa,ss I nm hrsho,, ,x,.,o
western and atate at toc '''"''' Piin'
BARLEY-Tho market IA fru. Gale. NJ A mo- hr.,
state and Canada nj al Anal Al W '''' OHS''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
New York stock Market.

NKw YORK, Oct. 80.
Stocks dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Island
62Xi Norwich and Worcester 76I Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chem End preferred 3oM; Cleveland and
Toledo Cd; Illinois Central scrip 81 Michigan South.
ern guaranteed 63h; American Gold 100; Pacific
Mail l22; New York Central lO5H Hudson 70; Harlem
2lS Harlem preferred so; Michigan Central e9K; Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds l03; q. g.
SKIES 1881 coupons 1885, California sevens 95 Brook.
yn water loan l00; Indiana and Michigan 80; Illinois
Central bonds 1907 Terra Haute and Wabash ID bonds
SSH Erie 4th bonds 9OK Del. L. g. w. 1O; Gslena and
Chicago SAN Cleveland and Pttsburg 81; Hrie 62s
do preferred 9Ok; Cleveland & Toledo 79k Treasury
Notes a 3l0) 105%; Little Miami lO6K; Michigan
Southern 4sh; Michigan Southern second 81; Erie I'd
bonds l20; Pttsburg Fort Wayne & Chicago Sd bonds
OAK, do lst l05; Chicago North Western LIST do %
3S%i do assorted bonds AZ; Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati l24K Panama $50; Missouri skies 52k Ten.
nessee skies 55; Racine and Milwaukee 1l2X; United
sates6's el coupons l03x; Registered lO3 q. 3. SIS
"a coupons 93i Registered IS; Demand Notes l27l<
Virginia Pives Sc Tennessee SAX; Hannibal and
st. Joseph bonds 63 United Shtes one year certih.
Gates 9gN; Readlng Tx; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy ll3; U. 3. year certificate 99 North Caro-.
lima ESQ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O-Dayid Davis, of Hi
nois. has been appointed by President Lincoln
an Associate Justice oil the Supreme Court ol
the United States. Heis assigned to the 6.t
judicial district,
Royal Phelps has been recognized by the
President as Consul General of Nicaragua, to
reside ct New York.
General Hooker to-day very narrowly escaped
being killed at Willard's hotel. The General
had come to town to communicate with the
War Department, and was In the room of Sen
ator McDougall, when gentleman who was
also present exhibiting an improved csrbine
fired 1t accidently, and the charge passing be-
tween the two gentlemen shattered the wall be.
hind them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
DIR. AD0LFUS'S
Select School for YOung Gentl'mer

A II FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
"A North Of College Hill. The course OF study en-.
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, together
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Natural History
and Chemistry.
Tho study Of the French and German languages con-
stutes prominent feature Of the School, Assisted by
teachers OF emnence in SCIENCE the Principal feels JUS
tined In promising his pupils all the benefits Of Euro
pean education.
The School Ia agreeaby situated on an extensive farm
me house 10 acommodious building measuring us feet
In front.
The School continues In session during the hot season.
s the refreshing rural scenery in which 1t is located
holds out great advantages.
Tsms including tuition, board washing, fuel, light
e'o' SSso per annum, payable quarterly in advance.
RKrKRKNCHa
Hon. Beamy storer. Prof. Geo. n. Day, Lane Eemina,
y, 3. y. Gary, ESD, WIN. p. Hubert, Esq, Robert
Mitchell, Esq, Milton sayer Esq, Hon. George Hoad.
ley Rev. II. Allyn President Wesleyan Female College,
David Gibson, Esq, II. Kesser, Esq, W. 8. Wright,
Esq Hon. J. D. stallo, O. 7. Adae Esq. b. Homans,
Jr, Washington Mclean, ESQ., =. P. Starr, Esq, etc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

WARRINGTON, Oct. 3O.-The following has
been received at headquarters:
CUMBERLAND, ND, Oct. 90.
Brisadier- General r. B. March, Chief of Staff;
l ordered Lieutenant-C Colonel Quick, with
tho 23d Illinois, to take the Ringgold cavalry
and two guns of Rourk's battery, and pursue
the party that took the cattle in Hardy county
He left New Creek last night at dark, and BY a
rapid march all night he overlook the enemy
at daylight this morning, attacked him and
captured one hundred and seventy head of cat
tie, sixteen prisoners and twenty horses
lSignedl F. KELLY.
Brigadier- General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
LOCAL MATTERS.

The readers of the STATESMAN will find in
this mornings issue, an extract from pamphlet
recently prepared by Judge Curtis, of Boston,
late of the United States Supreme Court, on
the Military Power Of the President. We shall
conclude our quotations from this able docu-
ment in to morrow mornings paper. Il ia
surely unnecessary to ask for these extracts a
careful and considerate reading. Every citizen
must be aware that unless the strides lately
made toward despotism are speedily arrested,
our constitutional liberties as well as the Union
our fathers bequesthed us will be forever gone.
Every man should, therefore, make himself
familiar with the vital questions which have
been raisedby the recent action of our National
Executive.
Mn, D. E. Ration, the popular Manager of
the Atheneum, takes benefit this (Friday)
evening. A magnificent bill has beer, prepar-
ed for the occasion, with more attractions than
are often presented for single nights perform
ance. Beside the dramatic exhibition, which
In Itself will constitute q superior entertain
msns, there will be the slack rope perform,
ances. the implement feat, the representations
in pantomime, and other novelties. Go, by all
means, to Manager Rslton's benefit tonight.
MARTIN v. BOWLING, member of the 18Th
U. 8. Infantry, from Roseville. Muskingum
county, dledat Camp Thomas, ,on Wednesday,
Of typhoid fever. ~
GES. JAMES M. MoRaAN, native of Picka-
way county, died recently at Burlington, Iowa.
THOMAS 8. SHEPARD, Esq, clerk cleo! of our
County Courts, was yesterday installed into
Office, in place Of David w. Brooks, ESQ the
late incumbent.
The retiring Clerk, Mr.. Brooks, carries with
him the good wishes and esteem Of the judges,
the bar, and of all who have had business to
transact in the Office, for the uniform courtesy,
fidelity and ability displayed in the discharge OF
his manifold duties.
For the new Clerk, Mr.. Shepard, We augur,
from the long experience he has had and the
peculiar fitness he has shown for the Office as
Deputy Clerk, Q successful and popular term as
Chief Clerk. We are not advised as to what
ether changes will be made in the clerical force
Of the office; these, we presume, we shall be
enabled 70 note as they occur,
J. H. RILEY, at his Bookstore in this city, has
for sale, price two dollars. "a Manual Of Boun-
y, Pensions and Pay, BY George w. Ruff, con-
iaining the Laws, Forms and ReguIa.ions re-
lating to Pensions, Bounty Land, county Mon!
ey, Pay. Claims for Horses and other Property
destroyed. etc., etc.; with the Opinions Of !he
Aisovnsys.Gensral, end The Official Regula-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

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Group, Bronchitis, Incfpient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
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In advanced Stages
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This Is remedy so universally known to surpass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that IL
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unryaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease have made it
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Few the communities or even families among them
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some living trophy in their midst Of its victory the
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As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
as they know oo the effects Of this remedy need not
do than to them that has all the viz
tues that 1t did haye when making the which have
won SO strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
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and for sale by q. ROBERTS, oolambur; and by AL
dealers In medicine everywhere,
April Is, lS62-dkweowly