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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30
PIrTssuasa, December, 81,

A aRRAT OURH BIZ DR, KAYBER'B PRoT0RAL
sYRUP. live In Peeblea township, Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which Commenced aDout
employed he best physicians In tho country, and my
cough continued upahAted until early u 0etober: AZ
that time was advised 10 ny your PHoToRAL COUGH
SYRUP which did, and aftef had taken one bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and spltting Ihad
despired Of ever getting we'll, and think It shoud be
known that this valusbs remedy VIII DO fer othera what
II has done In my case. JOHN q. LITTLE,
Witnoss-B. u. KERA. PEBBLES toRnhip.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

OOL. PRATT AND DR KEYeER's PEoTORAL
sYRUP.-DR. KEYsKR-Dear Sir Excuse the delay Of
my acknowledging the excellence ofyour Pectorar Cough
sYrup sooner Itake great pleasure In saying that II Il
ali YOU say IL. knocked ps n0tas oit OF my oO0A
and the worst ons ever anicted with have not
used more than onehs Of the bottle and can and do
wish that all who afflicted would give II 90 fair trial
az have done and they will be proud to bay, "It
Quack medicine" IWouid not suffer another such an
attack for any confederation OF any cost con-
ndentI breathe more freely than ever did shall
excellent remedy You at liberty 10 ure my name
In this regard, a you think proper. y. =. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Plttsburgh, May IL, 1850. 80
N.B.-T an no stranger to my feiIoW-citizsns, and
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

RIrTmuRen jan IL, 1850.
On. KsYm my wife has been afnicted with bad
cough and dimculI OF breathing for hye er Bx year,
which for several yea back had gradually increaaedn
violence. Tho complaint has been hereditary and She
had been treated by ssve physicians without any re-
e In this state OF her case, procured some OF yon
Pectoral Dough syrup. bought the INIT time, hfty
cont bottle, which her very much then called
she has now no trace Of The former disease except weak
seh to cold and cough, The medicine ctred me by tai
medicine, and you are at liberty q Pubsh thLs y you
desire 10 do 20, WIN. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward.
10 PITTsBuReH, Nov. 10, 1883.
DR. KkYsKR Although not an advocate Of Patent
Medicines, In GENERAL affords me pleasure indescrba
bic to recommend your Pectoral syrup, AZ medicine
It Ia we'll worthy the attention Of any person who may
any manner DO afflicted with coughs cods and hcsseness
Of any hind, and for the peculiar qualifications for re-
moving all that disagreeabie sensation attending 90
we're cold. ..-.
have BEEN more loss In my lie affected with the
severest Of colds and hoaseness. At mes my throat
would become closed az to prevent my speaking above
Whisper apd by taking few doses Of the above Syrup
would relieve me entirely.
Ga In recommending this medicine, must unhesitatngly
sure the above, nor should any family be without this
emedy for diseases % prevalent.
Your, most respectfully,
HDWARD J. JONES,
Cashier oitizens' Depost Bsns.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30

srHuBesvILLh, o., March IA, 1855
have used DR., Keysers Cough syrup for bad cough
OF several years standing, and can cheerfuy y Il 10
the best medicine for the same that have ever taken.
J. ". PRICE
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

Old Noah Webster would have gone crazy
over the Orthcgraphy of the following 80
cesh letter which was picked up OF the Min
Spring rebel camp after the battle. We give
il letter for letter, as too good 70 be lost
"Yeighg' for "yet' iS good, and so is "feach.
err for "Hsshier." The poor fellow Is "a
dissatisfied mar, on account of having ''onee
loved women, until "shs done as che did"
WAINE 90 MILLsPRINGs KENTUCKY
January the 18th 1862
DHAR FRIEED have seated myself 10 drop
you q few Lines 10 Let You no that am well
st present and hope these few lines will fad
you and all the rest we'll by the mercys Of
the Lord and / hope and trust he will still
continue his goodness towards US, Tor all of
your dependence is with him / have waited
with patience to Receive Letter from you
and have got disappoinet so l thought l Wod
Rite you few Lines inform you to Let you
no about your situation your Company Is
all we'll at present and doing very well
what is heaFe we Left some 4s or 80 behint
tha have not come up yeight but we are
looking for them evry day we are across the
river at this place about q mile from the ford
we got orders the other day to fx for win
ters quarters we have fixed some and l think
we can do very well the Rest Of the winter
and sping If we git to stay heare but we will
be in fight before ten days for the yankees
is in ten miles of Us advancing towards Us
the report is tha have thirteen Judgements
coming but we are not Uneasy for we are
strong an well fortified at this place and
want them to come one time if tina want 10
fight 80 you will heare in 8 ie Y days of some
body being hurt Captain force Is well and
John J King is well BoWmsns boys is well
Lutenant Reaves is well we Left A Hutton
at Knoxviil not able to go when we started
have not been sick ysight have had my
health first Rate so fare and are Teacher than
you ever saw me but will tell you one thing
I am a dissati6ed man and have been in
mind for about two years and Expect to be
as long as Live CESS you will now whats
that trobuless my mind to think that once
Loved woman as we'll ss myself and she
done as she did 80 we had to part so will
have to quit Riting this time so when you
Receive these few Lines Rite to Rite about
ali the folks In your Neighborhood if you see
my folks teell them I am well Since have
Commenced Riting the News have come to
Camp that the pickets is fighting and tina
have brought in one prisoer to Camp so we
ore in for afght Now we have Received Or
ders to Cook three days raSsions so l viii
have to quit riting and go to Cooking so
when you Receive these few Lines Rite to
me if you please Excuse my bad riting this
time so no more at present but Remain your
friend until death George Fulkerson to John
White Esquire
have ROte in haste 50 Excuse my Riting
this time and Twill Rite again in short
time, and tell you what l think sbont Ken
lucky
When you Rite direct to mill springs Ken
lucky
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04

It il refreshing to find in the midst Of the
mass Offalsehood, msiiee and mendaeity with
which the Enslish press has generally been
Glled aince The Trent affair occurred, 70 end
one journal which gives America due credit
for the honorable and digniaed course our
Government has pursued throughout the
entire transaction. The London Star truly
says that the newspapers Of the United
States eYincsd throughout this dispute 3
ealmnsss and moderation as honorable to
than as rebuking to some Of their British
oOtsnporarisB." Il "thinks with shans'' Of
the manner in which the Times and Post
Shave been slSndsring, iaunting, insulting
the Government and people Of the United
States" Il says that the Federal Govern
msnt could not have more completely frus-
trated and defeated the plot against its eGis-
tAnoo athan By the manly, calm and digni-
6od oourss It has adopted" Honor to the
London Star for its own honor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04
The Berfan sharp-ahoeters.

(C0n nespondence OF the Evening fOst
The trouble in reference to tile Berdan
shsrp-shooters has at last been settled, &C
cording to the statement of some of the off
GERS of the regiment. No one denies that
the condition of the men composing the reg
iment is such to call forth severe criticism /;
but it is not the fault of the men, and, per-
hsps, not of the officers. For months they
have been lying in the camp without arms,
entirely unable to drill, and, as matter Of
course, have become greatly demoralizsd.-
Why they have thus been left in idleness for
the want of arms is not known, but on yes.
terday Secretary Stanton and Gen. Mc0lel-
Ian took the matter up, and the result was
that before night two thousand rifles were
ordered to Washington. One thousand will
be here before the present week closes and
the other in two or three weeks, There is
no change in the views of the War Depart
ment respecting the value of a we'll drilled
regiment of shArp-shOoters, but in the multi
plicity of business which has occapied the de-
partment for the last two months the needs
of the sharp-shooters seem to have been
Overlooked
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-04


Rhs CoWaFdise and HyDOcrIsy Of John Bull
The London Times, in commenting upon
the proper reception to be given to Messrs.
Mason and slidell, says:
IThey must not suppose, bscanse we have
zone TO the very verge of great war to res
ous them, that therefore they are precious in
our eyes. We should have done inst IS
much 70 rescue two Of their own negroes, and
had that been the object of the rescue, the
gWaEthy Caesar and Pompey would have
had Just the same right to triumphsl Erches
and municipal addresses as Messrs. Mason
and SlidelL So please, British pnblic, let's
have none Of these things"
1--we take glance into history, it Is easy
% be seen that this admission Of the London
Times, while by no means complimentary to
the rebel emmissaries or their friends at
home, also places John Bull in the nostcow
ardly and inconsistent position possible
Tor many years-and the same is true of
this very moment-the States Of South Car
oIina and Louisiana have had upon their
statute books laws that require that all ne
groes, coming into the ports Of those States
IS Beamen on board Of either foreign or do
nestle vessels, shall be imprisoned Until the
vessel leaves port when, if the jail fees are
not paid, the cOlored seamen are to be sold
into perpetual slavery, the proceeds Of the
sale, after paying jail expenses, to be PAID
into the State Treasury. Under this inhu-
man Law, cOlored British seamen were taken
''fTom under the protection Of the British
hag," and thrown into prison for no cause
whatever. The British Government CORES
ponded With the American Government du-
ring the Polk Administration, and demand
ed that British seamen should be exempted
from the operations Of this law. The Fed
ersl Government, being then under control
Of the slavehOlding States, refused to make
such exemption, whereupOn John Bull pOck-
etsd the ''ouirage upon his honor" and let
the matter drop.
This little matter Of history is sufficient
proof 20 show that the English Government
cared less about the taking Of Mason and
SHdsll aom under the British Gag, than for
fading some dscent prete1t for taking ad-
vantage Of our temporarily embarrassed con-
dition to aid the rebels, and BY crippling
this nation 70 make Of rs third rate power.
II not why was it so firm for the restora-
ton Of this ''Worthless American bOOty," and
% tame when hundreds Of its own subjects
were taken from British vessels and thrown
into hsblack holes Of Charleston and New
Orleans7 Was 1t the colossal whole of the
American Uuion that made John Bull sub
nit, and the shattsred-but not yet divided
Union that makes him 90 hsrce2 It looks
hugely Like It.
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-. ossasel q - Pallasrstsa.


Lord PalnerSton, the Prime Minister of
Ragland, has been engaged in adiagraCsfol
dscopdon, 90 broad and palpsble that tie res
poclabls English press charge Il boldly upon
him, and call for an investigation BY Parlia-
msuL The circumstances are briefly these;
When The news Of the taking Of Mason and
Elidsll was fret received in this country, and
before any communication had been received
fBsn England regarding Il, Secretary Seward
vrote to Minister Adams, sAying thai the act
Of Com. Wilkes was done solely upon his own
rsponEibility, and wss unauthorized BY this
Government. Further, that there would be
10 difficulty IN adjusting any question that
night arise from Il, and that the American
Government invited the British Government
% consider the matter in friendly light
Mr Adams was authorized to read this dis
patch to Earl Russell and to Lord Palmers-
ton, to whom IL was read by Mr.. Adams on
the 18th Of December. That informal dis
patch was Sufficient to convince those states
man that there would be no war. The Eng
Hsh people, were then intensely excited over
the prospect Of war. Preparations were being
made upon q grand scale in every depart
nsnL stocks were going down and provisions
going up, and all classes we're preparing tor
the dread struggle which they were assured
By the ministerial press was inevitable. At
this important moment Mr.. Stewards dispatch
was received and made known 10 Russell
und Palmerston. An inkling OF its contents
vas circulated through the streets and upon
the exchange, and healthy tone of feeling
vas rapidly resulting. Had the Post the or
gan Of Lord Palmsrston, confirmed these re
ports BY giving the language or tone Of the
dispatch, the COED effect would have been in
ealculable. But instead Of this, the Post, in
referring to the impression that had gained
currency that the American Government
had disavowed the act Of Com Wilkes most
flssly and wiekedly said " the dispatch in
question does not in any way whatever refeI
% the outrage on our mail steamer" Thil
whs announced as by authority, and all hopes
Of peace were thereby crushed. For three
weeks more,-until the arrival of definite
news Of the surrender-the preparations fol
var went on. Then, when the truth became
known, the indignation of the people and
the pres against PalmerstOu, Russell & Co
mas intense. The course Of the Post was de-
nOunced with merited severity.
Our readers may see from this affair, the
deadly hostility Of the British Cabinet to thii
country, and may realize, mere than ever be
fore, the necessity for the most energetic an6
dsasEmined crushing out Of the REBELLION be
fors another opportunity arrives for ERR land
70 intsrfere.
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NEW YORK mARKBT-Feb. 3

ELOUR-markst Sc better, with moderate de-
uAno tor export and home consumption Market
closing q1et The sales Of extra state are chiefly at
Sales H. 800 at s5S0@56S for superns stats; IS ss
2s2 ioE eatra statei S56O5,55 for superne WESTERN:
s5 g5G605 tor shipping brands eTtrs roupd non
Ohioi s6'l3 lb6,l5 for trade brands 0F
moderate business doing sales $50 bbis Al 8 s0a
9r. ~ Or supernne ,s596,75 for common TO choice
BYE FLOUR-MaIket quiet with small sales
GORN alRAL,--Markst rules steady. Sales 50
WHlaK X--Markst shade armsr. Sales 800
b9ls e Zs@z34a, chiefly at the Ia ter price
WaEAE-market Opsned shade nfmer and
closed quiet; shippers not disposed 10 oUerats very
freely, Sales 323 $50 bush common 10 strictly d ie
Chieago spring at Sl500l 35; 6,OO0 bush fair Mil
waukee club at 81 35 10 store Is 400 bush red
western ct Sl42ql45; 1000 bush common white Cam
ada a. sls45. 90 bush amber Michigan at 81, ,4s.
hKk-searos and firm at s39S5c. Small sales
BARLEY-searee and firm. Sales 800 bushels
CORN-Msrket hrmer with moderate demand for
expert ana ONE consumption. Bales Al 600 bush at
liVered.
OATs-Market dqI. Sales at 4O943 for Jersey,
Canada, western and state.
PORE-Market less active, but prices generally
without deedSd. Sales Loo bbls az l2OO@13OO for
prime Included in the sales are go bbis mess de-
iVerabe frst half Of June sellers option At FI3O0
oo 66ls % dslysrable IN March and April at SO co.
bblsi same time last month, 33,6l9 bblsi same time
last year, SI,795 bbls
BREE-Market is very quiet sales are 2O1
bbls at t4,OOG4s5O FOR country prime; S5lOGS 50
for country mess; SlO,O0al2,Oa for Fepacksd mess.
Sla76eel4 90 for extra mess. Total slock of old and
new Eebruary lst 1862, Al i33 PKG; same time last
month g SOS pigs; came time las year, IA pkgs
PRImR M ESS BKRF-Market quiet and AOm-
inally unchanged.
BEER HAIms-Market quiet at Sl4,Za15OO.
CUT mEATF-Market Is dull at SSd45fo for
shoulders; 606c for do hams.
BACON-sides Unfair demand; prices favor buy.
srs.
DRESSED HOGR-Market steady at s. OO6
4,O64 for western and S4,25 fer city.
/ IaARN-maIket more active and little frmer
Saes 222O bhls at 7S@sc 200 bbls prime city kettle
/ rendered at SIC. Included in fRles are 800 bbli
/ steam deliverable before the 18th inst at T3{o,
EUEEER-lMRr1et dali at nE15o for Ohio
l and l6@21c for state.
CHKEsR-MGrfet dull at B9I@7o.
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READING FOR SOLDIERS.
EREEREADING FOB SOLDIERS
DEPOT, No. 241 SUpER1oR ST.

The Army COMMITTEES Of the Young Mems Christ.
ian Associationi mailing an enort 70 provide Rsqi-
Matter, WoDl1 appeal to the citizens O OsTssnd and
adjacent Towns FOR contributions Of NeW0pol9FI
Neeku Religious and Secular PapaIa, HaFaEines,
Books, a.. Tor daily paperl, &c-, iargs boT h
provided IN the yestib1lJ Of tbs Poet Ofics larIs
packages or single papeIg, magaEinfg ko, may 81
len at. B. Cobb 3 Oo'1 BookSt0Ta supsFior gfrast
The Committee viii e1dsagor 20 ship one 60 ef
quest6d to contribute. AMY CON - 10
iaua, ,d2taW&Ham
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OLRVRLAND PROnnrR mARuRn-
MoREIEG LEADER OFFICE !
" UFapAV Mouutua Weh 4 IaE5

SADAA mOhAlhet Heb 4, lhh2 J
tAOUk-The ma kst yesterday Was very quiet
and prices unchanged No SalOs reported.
WHEAT-Msrksts steady and fCD. Sales ofIao
ou'h red from store at 06e car red on track at &c.
DO GO at s'e; and cars viii from track At $500
CORN-sale of2ears from track at Sc.
BEANs-sals Of IS bush fair quality at Si,2s.
POULTRY-sales 900 hs prime Ubicksas At
Se y h., and 900 rs Turkeys st &c.
DRESSED HOGs-sales Ofsbout sOo head a,
R3
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THE FAIR INEz;
On ru1 LOu1 LADY or EHa O1nrsOH OL11rE
OOHTIHUED.

O0HTIHUED.
pumpkin, which iumpsd with bound,
And fell In pieces on the ground all round;
Tell canght his boy and pressed him to his breast
While loud the pirates their surprise expressed;
''WilliAm, said tbs Chief ''you may go, you now
Bus wherefore didn't thou hide in thy shirt that club
''Fo smash you in the snout, tyrant, had slsw'd
" 'Tii well for me you didn't then, now IN wish
Come here NY little boy, let me kiss him for his
motherl
And here's cant to buy a stick Of candy for your
brother"
Ten took his boy, and started hons upon the even
But told the pirate ere he lsft he'd ne'sr coma back
again.
CHAPTER X.-AFLoAr AGAIN.
And now we viii change the scene again,
And return once more 10 the OCEAN main
We Will take you on board the Lady Jane GRAY,
Who with b0bstayE well holystoned was sending
scuddinF2 no flying before the wind fast
While sailor was leaning 'ganst her top gallant
Twas NO other than VIII souOrs, the gallant young
Who IA meditation was gazing ct the evening star
AVsgt there, Shipmet, ssid old Jack Ryder near By
. IN the downs again. gazing at the stars in the sky.
Come &c, come, . Hill, cheer up so never disp9ir,,
For faint heart nsver Won get the lady so fair"
She Is so handsome and her name
Is Kat f-re-na Wstzel
SO cheer up VIII and don't be su'ky,
My Kats'B handsome, and is bulky.
No gal I ever saw before,
LiAe my sweet kats DO ADORE"
Tnas =Sug Jack Ryder, sailor az free
As ever did sail on the salt water sea,
While William gaEsd on with tear IN his eyp
He was thinking of Iuez, and for her he dId SIGH
For she was to him far dearer than life
She Was his betrothed and would soon bs his Wifes
Although her parents did not like the match,
As they thought that he wanted their property 10
catch
But William, assure you, was above such q thing,
he supposed mir lneZ safe and thus he did ainR:
All in the Downs our ship lay 70,
When lovely inGZ hove In yieW,
As soon as she her Villuem EpIed.
She cast her eyes Up and abe cried,
lEo N OoEEEHUnD.l
And We shall continue 20 give great BarRains in
OLOTHIHG, as we have q splendid stock on hand
Of Fashionable Winter Clothing for
NBR AND BOYS WEAR
all Of our own manufaeturs, and which We WIN sel
aI Extremely Low Prices, af - =
I&AA0 4 lGAAC4'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
5ols Agency for the sale Of Singers OslsbFtsd
Sewing Machines, strong'H Patsnt Army Trunks,
and 8soET' 3 AutomatOn Proa1man,
Corner OF Union And BuDaFtor gtroo1a.
~ LO0K OUT FoB TFF GLAETE ~
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
CTO expire on the sIst day of January, 1852
AUDITeE OF sRATH's OEFIos, J
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT,
OoIuwuUa 0hin. IanuarV 2n 1854

AUDTfoE OF STATES OFFICE,
lN5URAECE DEPARTMENT,
OOLUMBUss Ohio, January % le62.J
Whereas the RESOLUTE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at New York, IN the State Of
New York, has fled in this Office sworn statement
Of its condition, required By the first section OF
the act To regulate Insurance Companies not inoor
poratsd By the State Of 0hlo passed April s, lass;
and, whereas, said company has furnished the m
darGiRned ftsc ory evidence that Il g possessed Of
ct least One Hundred Thoussnd Dollars Of actual
capital invested in stocks, or In bOnd1 or in mort
CAGES Of real estate, worth double the amOu1t for
which ths Rnms is morfgaged; and, whereas, said
company has fled On this ONCE written instrument
under its corporate seal, signed By the President
and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent or
agents Of said company IN this State, TO ackngBl.
edge service OF process, for and in behalf Of said
company, consuming that such service Of pFoces1
shall be taken and held be e valid II servId
upon the company, according to the laws Of this
any other State, and waving all claim right Of
error, by reason Of such acknowledgment of8erVice,
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the hFEt section
Of the aforS said act, 4, Robert W. Tsyer Auditor
OF State for the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify
that sAid ResOlute Fire Insurance Company Of New
York s authorized TO transact the business Of Fire
Insurance In this State until the thirty hrgt day Of
January in the year one thouaand eight hundred and
sixty three.
~ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have heraunto
CTol subscribed my name and caused the seal Of
| my onioe TO be af6xed the day and Isar
R.W. TATLER,
feb4 Auditor Of Stale.