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assets Is farts, asa Sic Issss!el Gs!kSs o.
AskssSas, TSsaas.
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ID uo eheesaAl remedy t0r EELkYAYIeH, SPn-
kA1e1RA0A and EXHAUSTION Oh .1a SIsYxH.
FgIE3EMAR No.2,
CemPleteiy ana e2nrelJ ersccAtes Ill traces Of
thess disorders, for which COpaiya ana Clbebs
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the great spd 81 e remety Of the ciylizsd wsrll
Ter oil imsprltes Of the system, as well second
ery symptoms, obSlatiEg the destructive use OF
mercury, &C veQ es 0theT deetcrlous ingredients,
And which All the SArsa saria In the world cannot
remove. 4RIHsaMlR Nos, /, 2 and are alike de-
velo q taste or anoI-, and OF Ill nAuBoAuns sut-
neE. They ere Ii the forru Of loxonge, and may
We On t1s ssist tAbs witssat thsir kss being ses-
Sold in TIN cases al % each, or four e. cases In
sns Tor ~, and II SS oSses, ,hus sayils %, -
semili1teIod by Vspesp, LAi.enand, Roux, &C.,
&C; " hoiesstc and retail BY DIR. r.. A, BAk-
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OosEL street,. New York. Immediately Oh 70.
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sfofcdzrd hd5rsssss according - tho instructions
81 tho vTi.cr.
PEblished nlse by DR.. BARROW, that sepalar
ena psaa6fn llY illustrated medical weTk, Human
E1ity. PrIos - esEts. ETissoFLr and Book cAh
Washington. DO aan-h
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DE-. J. u. HsLKAN's VOLCANIC Gle LIZ.
TFEHsT

fAS esst 1Sts-rsl IN tie Fsr's Sss Ms. o. Esssi.
NE 81 and mlsery by tts sse 81 dis IN
vslsnble Linlment. IL viii relieve Pain Alnesi L.
Ae foalest Sore IL Cd Inorodibh rhsTt tine.
EsLssa't Ve!easts Osl Lisistssf will relieve tka
msst .tnyetorGts cAsea of Rheumatism, Gost, or
EesralEia. For Paralysis, Contraotod Missiles,
sfaaess or weakness Ia ths Joints, Muscles or
LlkAmentS, l: VIII never fail. Two applications
viii care Sore Throat, HeEehohe or Eararhe. Fer
1n5n5, or scafs: or Any Psin it y "a Infallbs
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Planters, Farmers. or IN, one having charge Of
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~ skAMahhERIITTAANN, ,ss SiEIi

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Bsx GsLsleLt's ExfEAsY BreEs fer ell ana
dspa and diseases OF the
EaIFARY Ok8AEs,
Whistler existing IN
E2LE Oh YBNkkB,
FrsA vAateyar ssyse crigira {, And NJ matter o;
EGE LONG STANDING.
R;sazass Of tsess Organs rcsrIrs The siz ga
lIEEEYIC.
ENkkBsBE'6 yXfRk6f BJSHU u ZEE
GREAT DISRIfIS,
Ara Is eeresi5 10 here tss desired sHsst N al
Fiseessa
Foa waIsE IP Is RECOMMENDED
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BkLMRoLD'S EITAAcT b UCHV,
For weaknesses
Arising frsm Excuses, Habits OF DISH euea'
Early Indiscre.Ion or ABUSE
Attssded Nth fks JoIIcvins Sy~pfc1s:
Jpdis,o,it,on 10 ExertIsu Loss OF Power,
Loss tx srcorv, sulty OF Breathing,
Wesk NSryrs Trembling
Horrsf of Disease, Watelu.noes
UniveTssI Lseaituds Of the Muscular Systsm,
Hot Hsnds, Fluehi2g OF tne nSoI
Cryaszs OF the Skin, ErrBuons on sne fsos
PtLatD COUNTENANCE,
,-Fhese symptoms, If allowed 70 90 On, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon telovf
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEP1Ic FiIss
in one Of which tho patient may expire.
Who csn say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed BY thcee "DIREFUL DISEASES"
'INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AeT-
LUMS,
kax Ire Eslsssho!y Dsatks BY CsnsSaptiss,
lrAR AMPLt WITNESS - yHI TRUTH OF TH1s
AsssRYIoN.
The CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH OR6ANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid OF medicine
20 strengthen ind
Invi.orste the System.
Which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT B UCHU -
sarsably doss.
ATRIAL WILL CONVINCE rII MOST sKxIyIsAh
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kGN5 EArEsco UOAsAng,
r-'-IES ~ EEHoVGI.
set <eilteT sS-sTf 1sis ssu;s5y IN rsrsyes
fea SRlrt Ss.sss ta.ss tarxs sstsf q, n s;nsst
uEO 5.ANE ET-- al s1,,T, f-o,,1- IT,.
~ bco = Zoo AZ 30 extra largo and 6re.
49,. Qa4its. &c uLssrpanss, 60, assorted Glib
Jar NoItasIl pa .sstera correspondents send
ss new .aDsiet6 daily. 800 800
O-e E-ic6 OI1-. Elo.fed In paln Gsures
-rCth. g. 80 Ph3R q BRO,
81 2-iot Pa avs AID Ninth street
60 IssEl5sEE ks2 aiS HAEE ~
T. 4ii L -sdE 80 - kss Of
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FoE tbs Offering of upsvards of 400 ,OOl

No,r.-Cnder the regulations Of the Dessr.rsept;
- hoisaoIore ano now existing, no payment can b.
iubsiss IS are spssisl.y sssksrissd to prbl.sS
q ne Connl1sioner Of the General Land OHno.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-22

to bow his head, while his cheek burns with
shame, because of the extravaganza and Nhame.
lessness Of expenditures at q time when Ehe ma.
tion wss struggling for life. By means Of mis-
management and fraud, the public debt year
hence will be one-sixth Of the entire wealth Of
the country. Now tho proportion TO every
voter 10 two hundred dollars. Twelve months
from this time IL will be four hundred dollars.
Where was the evidence that any other people
had been 90 burdened within go short time 7
In conclusion, he expressed the hope and pre-.
dioted that the people would rise In their might
aud send hither Representatives who will be
governed by the teachings Of the Bible and Con-
stituton, and that the Union will be re-estab-
llshed on the principles Of justice and chris
tianity.
Mr.. Morrill, Of Vermont, oontroverted Mr..
Voorhees, figures 90 to expenditures
Mr. Kelly was severe upon Mr.. Voorhees,,
and accused him Of sympathizlng with traitors,
saying that Floyd, Cobb and Others we're thieves
under the gentleman's own party administra'
tlon. The present condition of the country
was the natural result Of the treatment the
people received at the hands of the Democratic
party. 1t made our country the plunderer Of
nations, provided they were feeble. Fillibus'
tering became identified with Democracy dur
ing the two last administrations. Considering
all their corruptions, II did not lie In the mouth
of those seeking to resuscitate the Democratic
party, TO reproach the present administration
with dishonesty and fraud.
10 further reply, Mr.. Kelly said the labor Of
the country will pay the taxes. Stephen A.
Douglas truly said, "there could be only two par
ties In the war-loysl men and traitors.
man must be for or against the Government"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-22
NJ. merclor,. visit TO Rich mond

! WAsHIEeroN, May 2l,-Permission has been
given to state the facts in regard to the French
Minister'S visit to Richmond, which has excited
30 much attention 10 this country and 10 Eu-
rope
M. Mercier had no instructions from bis gov
ernment, nor had 1t the least knowledge OF bis
intention TO 60 10 Richmond.
M. Mercier, conversiDg with Mr. Seward, ex-
pressed his regret that be could not see Rich
mond and judge for himself about the views
and exp, citations Of the insurgents Mr.. Sew
ard said he could 60, without any objection
from this Government; that he wished every
foreign minister would 60 and see for himself
how hopeless the insurr ecion was.
NJ Mercier went unoiflcially. He heard and
saw for himself, Of course in no way acting or
speaking for bis Government. or compromising
his relations toward the United States
The President was previously consulted, and
approved Of his going When he returned he
called Immediately on the Secretary AMI afIer-
ward upon the President, and communicated to
them frankly the impressions that he received.
lie allowed no one In Richmond to say DythiDg
to him that he should not be at liberty to com
municate to the Secretary of State, and he
neither communicated to the rebel leaders any
thing from this Government nor nything from
them TO the Government. He held no official
comm munication with any one, nor did ne per
init himself to receive official attentions.
M. Mercier's whole conduct in the transac-
tiou was discreet, loyal and friendly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-22
PILES CURED BY BRANDRETH,s
PILLS,

DR.. B. BIandreth, Dear Sir: I was suffering for
many years from hereditary hemorrhoidal affections, Of
which had the first attack in 1876 Since that time
regularly visited with such complaints every spring.
felt in the morning most pain in the hack,
the lower joints Of the spine we're broken or bruised
and asthmatic pressure on the chest Owing to my
occupation, which keeps me all day busy out Of DOORS
and entirely dstrusng any so-cslled regular treat
ment, that would have confined me TO my house,
thought Of following plan Of my own. which might
without the inconvenience to my business at
tending the treatment Of Irregular practitioner" 30
put Alcocks Plaster right the groin, renewing
1t every fortnight; every Saturday night took dose Of
Bandreth's Pills. three four, thought necessary
to dose, which operated after getting up, three
to Ave times In the forenoon; Sunday Tuesday and
Thursday nights took one Life Addition pill, which
produced one large evacuation. pursued this course
for six weeks, and could attend to my business without
interruptions worked, ate and drank as was won't,
slept most soundy and awaked every day with less pain,
and now know nothing Of the complaint at all, SO that
Ifee obliged TO make you this statement for proper use,
hoping that this simple proceeding may benefit many as
It has done me. .s
lam, dear Sir, yours, most respectfully,
HEC ". A. LEHMAN.
LAoRoNIoA once, 65 franklin Street, New York.
All inquiries Immediately answered by addressing DIR.
BRANDRETH, New York.
Sold By JoHH B. Cook, Druggist Columbus, and By
all respectable dealers In medicines.
apl30-d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-22
From tho Gulf Fleet.

WASHINGTON, May -Volumnious dispatch
es from the Gulf were received to-day, relating
principally to the details Of the recent move
ment connected with the capture Of New Or
leans. The vessels Of the feet have been judi
ciously distributed under Commander Lee, 90
ing up as far as Vicksburg, for purposes which
II would be improper to state.
1t appears from the documents that Commo-
dore FAnsgut carried out bis instructions to
the letter, and was ably and cheerfully sustained
by all under his command.
On our forces occupying Pensacola, the May
OF promised that the citizens would behave
themselves peacefully. The rebels had evacu-
ated the place on hearing that our steamers, the
day before, we're going 70 run into Mobile bay,
and that the squadron and mortar boats would
soon follow.
Commander Porter left Ship Island on the
lib, with the steamer belonging to the mortar
feet and the Sachem, for Mobile bar, Tor the
purpose Of fixing place for the mortar vessels
to lie in, and plant buoys for the ships to run
In by when they should arrive.
Great excitement seemed to exist within the
forts at the progress of the feet. There was
reason to believe that Fort Gaines was evacuat.
cd, and that the troops there were leaving to
reinforce Fort Morgan.
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Fort WrIEht Evacnated.

CHICAGO, May 81 "A special to the Times,
dated Fort Wright May Goth, says: From in.
dications made apparent yesterday, 1t is clearly
evident the enemy have evacuated Fort Wright
and fallen back on Fort Randolph, strong for
tl6cation on the second ChickasaW bluff, twelve
miles below their former position. Officers Of
the hOtilla who went down the river yesterday
with flag OF truce, returned with the intelli-
gence that neither troops nor gunboats were Wis
ible, and that Fort Wright and the river as far
below as the eye could reach, were deserted =
Toward evening q rebel craft with flag Of
truce came up and exchanged prisoners. No
explanation was offered as to why our flag was
not answered in the morning.
Taking all circumstances into consideration,
there 10 not the least doubt the rebels have
left In their new position they can maintain
a better defense, and be less exposed to the FIRE
OF our mortars.
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LntesI Foreign NesVs.a,4a,

4 =
New YoRK, May 2I.-The steamer Scohi
arrived here a. o'clock this morning.
The Sumter remained at Gibraltar.
| Mr.. Layard stated In the House Of Commons
that as far as Government knew, NJ. Mercier''
Welt to Richmond was without instructions from
France, aod Was attended with no political re-
suit whatever. :,
The Paris correspondent Of the new Conf. d.
crate organ, the Iudex, asserts that M. MercieE
was under instructions 10 ascertain certain
points, and will report In person to the Empe
ror
The Independence Beige asserts that the OBJ
Jeot Of Lavalett's recent visit TO London Was TO
induce England 10 consent TO common interven-
tion 10 America, and England agreed on condi-
ton that the Roman question was first settled
The French Government gave ear 10 this, and
II has led 70 conference relative to interven'
tion. 'ian.1
Layard, In announcing the conclusion Of
slave trade treaty, In the House OF Commons,
said iis conditions gave every reason 10 hope
the traffic will be effectually suppressed.
Mr.. Bright said Earl Russell's late statement
that he hoped in few months that the North
ern States would allow the Independence OF the
South, had paralayzed business in Lancashire
for the time being, and showed how little he
knew Of the sentiments Of the North.
The Times, editorially speaking Of the dis
tress In Lancashire, says 10 is for the honor OF
the nation that this distress be known, that the
world may see the sacrifices made In the cause
Of neutrality.
The Times regards the rev slave trade treaty
as the first fruits Of secession, but says IL is
not blow at the South, but victory over the
North
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning Her
aid says II is beyond question that the recogni-
tion Of the South is seriously contemplated by
the French Government.
The Bourse was fat, at Tor 300.
Rumors Of the approaching solution Of the
Roman question were m1re general. 1t is re-
ported that the Rapal Government 10 prepared
for sudden departure.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-22
Appeal for our soldiers.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-The Bulletin con-
taips the following appeal, received by telegraph
to-day, dated Fortress Monroe, May 81:
Call upon the farmers of the North for sup
plies Of butter and egge, to DO sent here 70 the
care of Dis Hunt and Mccoy, Of the " Chesa-
peske aud Mill Creek Hospitals" Sponges,
oiled silk, rags, bandsges, lint and dried fruit
are also urgently needed.
10 the name Of our suffering soldiers, make
this appeal.
ID. (Signed) Mas. JOHN HARMS, Sec'y.
I. This appeal will doubtless be responded to by
the farmers of the North.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-22
rHIRTY.sEvEN tn CONGRESS.
First Session.
WAsRINaroN, NAV 2l.

WAsHiNGToN, May 81
SENATE.-Mr. Wright Of Indiana offered
resolution that the Military committee be In
sructed to inquire into the expediency of re-
porting at an early day bill providing suit
able bounty for the soldiers enlisted Tor three
months and one year, and also for pensions for
the widows Of soldiers who die In the service.
Adopted.
The bill donating lands for the benefit Of Ag-
ricultural Colleges and mechanic arts, was
taken up. The discussion was continued till
one O'Clock, when the special order, being the
confscation bill, was taken up
Mr.. Fessenden moved to take up the tax
bill.
Mr.. Foster of Connecticut, by consent, offered
q resolution In regard to the impeachment of
West H. Humphreys, that the Senate will to.
morrow resolve itself into committee of i'm.
4 peachment on the case Of West H. Humphreys,
and the Vice Preside ent shall administer the fol-
lowing oath to the Senate:
4" solemnly swear in all cases and things per-
tanning to the trial and Impeachment OF Vest
II. Humphreys, late Judge Of the United Statei
for the several districts of Tennessee, that
will do impartial justice as a court Of law"
| And the court being thus formed, will receive
the managers from the House, etc Adopted
The Senate took up the tax bill iDetead Of sbt
coniscAtion bill, by q vote Of yeas 80, nays 8
The Senate proceeded to The consideration Of
the amendments Of the committee on Finance
several of which were adopted, including ons
reducing the salary of commissioner from fv,
thousand to three thousand Eve hundred.
Senate went into executive session and ad
ljourned.
HOUSE The House resumed the oonsidera
ltion Of the confiscation bill
i Mr.. Voorhees,, of Indiana. reviewed the fnan
4 ciaI policy which has governed the AdminisRa
tion since Il came into power, characterizing l
as nnsouud, unwise and ruinous; to the crimi
nails who have been pluudering the treasur!
and have not been brought to justice, nor ha
honesty pervaded the departments. Hstory vii
on this subject cause every lover Of his cOuntr
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gbs Ohio Statesman
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1862
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Gen. M cCIeiIan AdvancIpg-skirmt
with the Hebels.

with the Hebels.
TussTALL's STATION, May 2l.-The pickets
of the enemy were driven across Bottom Bridge,
Yesterday by the troops advancing In that direc
tion. The rebels attempted TO regain tho poet
BY the use Of their artillery. but failed.
Our batteries opened, Smelling the woods each
side Of the bridge. !.
The advance under Gen. Stonemau reached
New Bridge yesterday, within eight miles Of
Richmond, but found no enemy 10 force this
side of the ChickahomiDy, which at that point
is a small creek. The country In that locality
is 10 q goo state of cultivation.
Six pieces Of artillery were found posted on
the opposite bank, but bis purpose not being 10
bring on an engagement, he retreated one mile
from the bridge, and encamped during the day.
While driving In the enemy's outpos.s, he had
one man killed and three wounded.
The whole army moved this morning early,
with the intention OF making lengthy march.
What roads they took 1t 10 not necessary 70 state,
but the headquarters OF General Mcclellan TO-
night are within q short distance Of Richmond,
In front Of which city Is supposed to be en-
camped ths main body Of the rebel army.
lf they intend TO give the Union forces bat.
tie, which 10 almost universally acknowledged
TO be the case, the hour is drawing near at hand
when they will have an opportunity.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-22
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May 81.
RL0UR-The market Of yesterday was quiet and
nomnally unchanged, with sales Of consequences TO
report.
WHEAT-.The market continues heavy and unchanged.
No sales report d.
3ec.
0ATs-Market has advanced one cent. Sale Of / ca.
at Bic.
BUTTER-Choice roll is In active demand at 100
1'kc, slight advance. he low grades are dull Il
unsaleable
EGGS-steady and quiet at s9sHc
Bm0KED MEATs-5ale Of 1900 bbls country cured
hams at Axe; 1000 lbs do do at 4c l5U0 bs country
shoulders at Sc; and 400 lbs clear sides at 4Hc.
P0TAT0Es-Are scarce and in active demaLd, and the
market has largely advanced; sales Of 100 bush prime
Neseannocks at Soc p bush.
leader
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-22
From Fort WriRht.

CAIRo, May 2l.-An arrival from the feet
on Monday says a flag of truce went around
Craighead Point for the purpose Of exchanging
released prisoners, in accordance with arrange
ments made some weeks ago. After waiting
some hours, 1t returned without being met BY
the rebels. Late In the afternoon one Of their
boats came up and effected the exchange.
1t is believed among officers that the rebels
have evacuated Fort Wright and fallen back
on Fort Randolph, as no rebel gunboAts could
be seen around the Point.
A reconnaissance in force, sent down by
Commodore Davis to ascertain the position Of
the enemy, had not returned when the boat
left.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-22
NOW,
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Goodi

The best evidence that they is that their me.t
and best patrons are those who have used them
longest Dr.. WILLIAM b. HURD 10 an eminent Deo,i.t
Of broo.yn Treasurer Of the New YORK STATE Dentsts
hssoclauon' aod these preparations have been used 10
private practice for years and no leading Citizen m
Srookyn or WiIliamsburgh que.tions their exceence
wnuLe eminent Dentists OF New York recommend them
tue best known to the profession. Without the ad N
advertising dealers have sold Them BY the gross.
The tditor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times sayE-"we
are happy to know that our friend On. HuRp a uno
ceecing beyond all expectation with bis MOI rH ssa
ard TOOTH POWDER. The great secret Of his snccss.
Iess win the TACT THAT HIS ARTICLES ARE PRHoInrLV
WHAT THKY ARE REPREsEErKD TO BE- As WE CAN TrTrITT
FROM rHKIR LONG UsE.r
The weIiknown P T. BArnum writes:--"I found Won,
IUorh POWDER so good that my family have used N
an up we hnd II the best Powder for the Teeth that
We ever used shall feel obliged II y,u will send me
sn9tner supply at the Museum your convenience with
But their cost 30 small that every one may test N
matter for himself. 49, 49,
Ill Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. m.
HERDS Tooth Powder contains no acid nor alhali nor
no other. -' '---''' o''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-22
rornnho nt WhaeIing.

WHEELIse, Va, May 2lst.-A destructive
tornado passed over this city at two O'Clock this
afternoon unrooing and demollshiDg the Luther
an church, occupied as school house, killing
three and wounding six scholars. 1t ais, blew
down the steeple and partially unroOied St.
Johns Episcopal Church.
The same tornado demolished the upper
works of the steamer Mariner, bound down
with troops The Captain, mate and pilot were
somewhat injured. No lives lost. Hull of the
boat and cargo saved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-22
More Volunteers wanted for our
Army.

New YoRK, May 2l.-The Tribune's Wash
iDgton dispatch says: A call is soon to be made
upon the States for additional volunteers to
the number Of at least one hundred thousand.
Careful inquiry has ELECTED the TACT that our
army is smaller than has been represented even
In official accounts, not numbering Eve hundred
thousand effective men. This fresh force is to
be mainly used as reserve, to be stationed at
convenient points to meet emergencies.