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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-09
4 CURE ANTED

PIX Hills MIXTURE swarranted to cure emissions
u all diseases OF the Jrnary GrAals Within the last
three " ars upwards of 800 bottles have been sold il,
H"ston; q not single be produced here il
hhs aileu I" make qu ana lasting q Re Ills is ROT
mere assertion but well known fact which can he
proved at any moment Dr. Hill would rot take his
method TO make known the virtues this never "a iIo
MIXTURE were 1t not to put the public their guard
against the humbug preparations Which are adv, Iti~cd
BY certain hpOtheCariCs WIN know lie thing Of th, ,S
eases which they pretend to cure, who. tic sake OF
making few dollars. cndanpcr the life, hea H. ard cen,
slltutl"n OF their dclndcd vicIims AL ac cfrd
with private complaints, but more especially To- lUuwIC
have been duFeG by miserable pr defenders, Dr. I'M Wuu.d
earnestly recommends tIlal ci his neS OF failing Mixture
lneNer lals I" cure the worst cases in surt time
without regard to diet risk exposure |; is mid
peasant and safe 10 take 1t pues the bloou dstoSs
the pc son lurking III the system, and completely re,n
Yates anu renews the constitution. DR. hls Mixture
II taken in season, Will prevent well cure The rtr
plants Tor which II is recommended: in short is ~ a
only sure ard safe remedy nch has been discover
eH i3f me cure OF gu private complaints The pr Of
DR. tlls Mixture is only IS bottle anu If will $40
securely PACKED ana conc ae TO part Of tie CITY q"
country: when ordered, with the price tncGsen I.t
posipald( dirccied to Pr. Hill will receive pronrt M
eXnusute So Pt''"'S' Without
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-09
A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY

Mia TLoUS CTRE. About seven wears oro
Sotactcu very heavy cold, which cune TO mo wih
niH t i power ct medicines, suffered constantly ION
P rnL ~ uv ncalti no appetite; part OF the time TOO
weak 10 Walk; night sWcais which reuuecd !, n Ia a
stnnt YiiTzg pair in every Joint in my bcdy ccn-
ham, 'Nrntk ~ word was poor mi cradle un
"a N Wrrtcii, and often prayed for urnth err, Ioa6
M on e,ght hysei'ns, and must have taker al least
aEs,.au u hauseous edtincS, one KIND and nItb
g. E DGt 10 no good putp grew worse every d.
rhain went I" Dr. Hill, who succe edtd In cuIjnr N
Will NV a ue'istul 81 Stem OF treating dist sts nm
TmC" I'e pam nj not required take nasty ne1i-
H ~ wac thoroughly cured in about three MOI tbs
SIN 10 EolO lr h who Nil eflrt speedy cure ut
lnc price charged by other physician. and no
hltuN meulclneS, ITO he well shaken before token -
NJ ~, ,, JOHN TRASK Providence r. l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-09
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.

200 doz Chldrens Fancy Cotton Hose all sizes and
lOc per pair, fsual price lac. ~
lao doz Chdrens Fancy Cotton Hose from l24c to lsc
pair. w NV
1000 doz Misses White. Brown and slate Hose rang
ing in prices from Sc upwards. e
discount made 10 those W he purchase nv the dozen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-09
nYSP Pc PSIA r MED Y,
DR.. DARIUS HAM G COS
AROMATIC INVIGuRATING SPIRIT

This Medicine has been used by the public years.
win increasing favor 1t is recommended to cure
Dyspepsia Nervousness Heart Burn, Collie Pains,
Wind in the stomach, or Pains in the Bowels,
Hca ache ,DrOws ess Kidney COMPLAINTS,
Low Spirits, Deliriun lrtmens, Intern
pernce
If STINT LATEs, EXBILmATEs, INvIGoRATEs But WILL
NOT lNTOXICATE OR STUPEtY
AS medicine, it is quick ana eectual curing the most
aggravated cases If Dyspepsia Kidney Complaints and
speedy manner.
1t will Instantly revive the most melancholy and droop-
ing spirits and rest re the weak nervous and sicky
heath. strength and vigOr.
Persons who, from the niudiCious use of liquors have
become detected, ard their system shattered
constitution broken down. and subject that horrible
curse 10 humanity the DELIRnM iEEMENs will. almost
cacy of DR. Hams lnvgDrang Spirit
WHAT III WILL DO.
posE,-one wine glass full as often as necessary.
Dne dose W u remove all Bad Spirits.
Que dose will cure Heartburn
Three doses will cure lndir
one dose VIII give Coed Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing nairs of Dvspepsa
one dose VIII remove the distressing and dsag eeable
receives the lay ieorat Spirit Distressing load and
all painful feelings will be removed
One dose VIII remove the distressing pains of
Collie either in the stomach or bowels.
few doses Will remove all distractions in the Kidney
Bladder, or Urinary organs.
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured speedy relief by dose two
ana radical cure by tie use OF one or two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION
Persons who from disspating much night and
aches, sickness atstomach, weakness glddness will
ma one dose Will remove all bad feelings.
aides OF weak andsickly constitutions should take the
lnvgorang spirit three tin day. 1t ill MAXI them
srohg healthy and happy all distractions and
irregularities from the menstrual organs restore the
bloom ~ health and beauty to the careworn face
During pregnancy i; viii be found an invaluable med-
eide to remove disagree able the stomach
All the proprietor asks, trial and induce this he
mas put up the Invigorating Spirit pint bottles, Soc
General l..epot, As Water street, New York
fGr sale Worcester BY Lush 3 Coz James Green
bury, and Druggists generally dom DIG
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Murteater 9aiIp spy.
OFFICIAL.


LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
raised at the Second Session OF the Thirty eventl
Congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-09
PIN WORMS.

n NE w DIS VERY
The Acarides Pin Worms the removal Of which hss
ever battcd the skill Of the eminent bN scians
entirely expelled from the human system by the use of
DR.. E. Il. GoULD'S PIN WORN SYRUP.
a cure warranted in every case.
Relief afforded III twenty-fUur hours.
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation and harm
less TO the youngest child
UERYEY d MOORE, Sole Proprie.ors
Address GEO. GOODWIN II co. II ard u AlurshalI
street, Boston. Mass General Agents Tor Aew England
sold in Orcester by Druggists generally. dHwly
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&Sts<% VETERINARY SURGERY
CaSzl4S- The undersigned has procured stand at E.
ST--A. NJ. NTOCKW ELLIS Stable No. 2 Mechanic
- street, where he is read, at all times TO an.
Met lhe calls OF those who may desire his services in
The Treatment of the various diseases incident IN
and Cattle. Patients visited at the stable.
All orders for the spaving Cows prumntlv attended
TO- BY this operation they become permanent mixers
I'll unattended with danger amply repavs the own
irwin gem rous supply Of milk season when The
article is Usually scarce ~ 4 'He
Intirmary at No. Is Mechanic street
50 WILLARD f. RICHARDS
rs dawtf Veterinary SurccC,
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~
For the last four years "PEoF. II. x. FLAGG" has
nan no connection with the salt of Medicine or Med.
cine called ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-09
TT H E G R E A T E S T
Female Remedy of the Age.
DIR. G. n. HILLS
DanoVunoI Indian Er,,,,,o,,oo
INFALLIBLE INDIAN EMMENAGoGUE

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND; prepaI alton which daily
experience proves be most speedy efcacious in
It's operation, and is Wa ranted Harmless always
successful in ali cases. when used according the drec
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-09

ssS" Bear IN mind Hiii's Indian Emiaendgogae Is
PREPARATION intended to meet CtectaN Iemed, and
cure all cas-, OF Female difficulty eUuhTuC uf Transient
and IS the only preparation Winch will psh that
result, being the production af a physician N3dtly
known throughout New England ana other sections of
the Union, and whose success and testimonials tar
coed those OF any other practitioner his age in all
branches OF Private PrQctce TO be 1Ounu in the
try GB- NO preparation Of Indian Enmenagopue is
warranted Genuine unless purchased at the tflce OF
DIX. HILl No. 9 Mnim street. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-09
BLACK DRESS SILKS.

Look at our % inch High Lusered Oil Boiled Silk at
9Oc per yard.
Luck AT our 80 inch Heavy Hgh Lustered Oil Boiled
Sk III 81! No such GODS i'll Worcester t money.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-09

G. A U T I o N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-09

the Atlantic fisheries.
BE 1t further enacted by the and house repre-
sentaiVes OF the United States of America in cGngr
ass NIB ed THAT the president of tie ned Is
hereby authoriz o appoint commissioning to meet
such commissioner may be appointed the part of
Great Br ain, aud also the part france to.
getlcr t. form oi tcommisson to frame
protect the fisheries off the coasts OF Newfoundland and
North America against deterioration destruction by
by means OF set lines the spawn banks, and ike des
tructive practices
See; ?. And be further enacted that. to enable the
president 10 cary effect this act, the of three
hundred thousand dollars he and the is hereby
prOpriaeu, any in The treasury not other
wise appropriated. lApproved March Is, 1852.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21
They Take 1000 Prisoners,
e&eSc &c G. CO.,
From Harper,s Ferry.

NEV YORK, Sept. 20.-The HeraId's Wash
Iogton dispatch has the following: Information
bas reached here that the rebels last night de-
stroyed the new bridge at Harper'a Ferry, and
blew up the piers. They aleo destroyed every
thing possible 10 be destroyed ct Elrper's Ferry
aud along the line Of The road to Martinsburg
including the splendid bridge known as Pillar
Bridge a. that point. ..-.
THE morning there remained only email
force OF rebels cn Bolivar Heights, and one
company at Sandy Hook.
Rebe!a took advantage Of the cessation of hog
tIlities yesterday to mako all necessary ar
raDgemen.s 70. their retreat, their main
body crossing the river at the nearest ford
come accounts state a. Hsrpsrs Ferr7, others ct
Dam No. 4 Tho latter was probably their
principal crossing place.
Flying rumo.s OF an engagement to-day, but
il is ascertnlned the firing proceeded from our
flying artillery attacking the rear guard of the
retreating rebel army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21
SURRENDER Of mumforasv,,,s,

LouIsviILE, Sept 19.--At the surrender o.
Mumfordsville on Wednesday morning, th,
rebels took about four thousand prisoners, who
are reported to have been subsequently, psroled
comprising the 60th, 67th and s9th Indiana
four hundred men of the 50tb Indians, two com.
panies each of the 18th and 74th Indiana, one
company Of the LIST Wiscon il, one company of
the Louisyile ProvosssG Guard, seventy recruits
for the 33d Kentucky, the 4ih Ohio Battery
of eix gune. With tour other guns in position.
The loss at Mumfordsville previously stated
was in Sunday's fght. There we're two Of
three hours Of fskirmishing on Tuesaay between
sharp shooters Of both parties. The rebels die
not attack us In force.
In Sundays fight General Chalmers made az
attack on our force with eleven regiments. Or
Tuesday night Buckuer's divislon was added "a
this force
The firing on Tuesday was o rebel fent Z
enable them 70 secure the north bank Of thu
river. In that We lost two killed and four o.
five wounded-eleven Of the enemy wer.
killed.
Very many reports are circulating from dow1
the road, the Transmission whereof 10 forbidden
BY the military authorities, who, however, en-
tertain the hope that the preparations now &C
lively consumma.ing will not only secure tb,
safety Of Louisville, but speedily clear Ken
tucky of her rebel invaders
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21

phia refuSed to go over theline Gen Reynolds
ssld they might 60 home and be damned, and
disgrace would forever rest on their shouIdera -
After the Generals reprlmand they finally went
over the border.
Gov. Curtin 10 still at HsgetstoWn.
a feeling Of perfect security 10 now felt In
official crelea.
Quite number Of wounded have arrived here
ana as other points on the Cumberland Valley
The news of fMcClellan's great victory achIey.
ea Today was read with great rejoicing. The
troops here are urging to be sent forward. that
they may yet assist In the great work.
lfevel 70 Chsmbereburg and Hagerstown was
resumed to-day, and the telegraph 10 now open
TO Boonesbcro. 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21
vHavs the soIaIers a E.ight 60 Vote,

We cay yes--in equity aud Justice they have.
They are es much citizens, with as deep inter-
ests In the elections as those who stay at home,
and the mere fact Of their absence from the
place of election, in the service Of their ooup.
try is no reason that they shall be dlsfranchsed
Let them vote by by eli means and send the 70.
turns TO the return judges. If any persons
choose 20 contest their vote, let them. do so at
their own peril; the people will remember them
Pntsburg PA Gazette. @ :
The above remarks Of q Republican iourna,
ct Pennsylvania is severe rebuke to the Re.
publicans Of Ohio, who refuse soldiers the riRh,
TO vote.
"The people will remember them"
A Democrat introduced into the last LoRisla.
ture Of Ohio bill to permit the soldiers of the
State to vote. Il was defeated BY the Repub.
lioan majority.
1.-THE people will remember them"
Every Democrat 10 the Legislature voted
to allow soldiers the right Of suifSage. Every
Republican voted to deny them that right.
"The people will remember them" 'a
| And the friends at home Of the soldiers II
the Aeld, ought to remember the men VIII,
denied our gallant Ohio boys the right to vote
Ohio Dtmoeyat. q 90. acl tll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21

fHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19-- Midnight For.
ney's Ptess has just received highly Interesting
intelligence from McClellau's army up to door
to-day, which the editor kindly furnishes to tht
Associated Presa. The substance of its specis
correspondence Is briefly as follows:
Early last night the enemy commenced crose
Ing Shepher6stown bridge aud two for6s above
and below 1t. During the night Mcclellan sd.
vanced battery and shelled them from the
surrounding hills. The dead and wounded
found this morning evidence the ability of our
sigual officers In directing the Gre of our guns,
On discovering the movement of the enemy
early this morning, Pleasanton was dispatch.
cd IN hot pursuit with two batteries and two
regiments of infantry, through gap of birb
hilla, and be succeeded in cutting of a large
amount of their ammunition supplies, etc., be.
side small portion OF Maxey Gregg's s. C.
brigade. Pleasanton ehelled the enemy witt
effect as they passed through the rayine.
The last seen of the enemy they were flying
in the direction Of Winchester, and 1t 10 sup,
posed they would retreat precipitately on &c
Richmond.
Our entire army had crossed Anticton creek
thia morning, and was marcbed between Antlo
ton creek and Potomac opposite Shepherdstown
and there was every evidence that Mcclellan
would croes the river.
Loss of Generals and field oiioers in oul
army is so large ss to be unaccountable Rebe
desefters represent the lose of the enemy's Of
fcers equally severe.
II was understood that Burnside hss crossed
into Virginia via Harpsr's Ferry, and fs moving
on the enemy.
Deserters report that the recent movement O.
the rebels in escaping into Virginia was safel,
conducted by stopewall Jackson, the othe
chief cficers--Lee, Longstreet, etc.--beinG
either wounded or too much fatigue,
70 be effective. They also stated tha
it was believed in the rebel srm
that a force of Federal troops had passe,
through Thoroughfare Gap and intercepts,
their advance, and they supposed the move
ment was under the direction Of sigei, OF WHOM
they stand ia great dread,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2O.-The following dispatch
just received from'a special army corresponden !
Of the Baltimore American from KestsyilIe
via Frederick. Sept. l9, Gays: The rebel arm
re'reated during Thursday night toward the Pc.
tomac river: McClelan's army was in motion
ct an carly hour this morning. prepared to Je.
new h0 offensive operations sgAlDst the enemy.
BS Ten O'Clock every road was crowded with our
treops ara trains novisg toward the Potomac,
across the Anticton creek bridge.
Twelve hundred more rebel prisoners arrived
nsre tois morning from Frederick, captured BY
mcoleilAn' Ihey are nov embsrklng for Fort
DeIaWare Another train Ia on the way. The
prisoners are dressed in ell manner of oarba and
ere very dirty and ragged.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21
Reconnoissance TO ThorouShf 4 re-
Gan. - = :

NEW YoRE. Sept. 2O-A Washington dis
patch states that cavalry Reconnaissance from
Heinizelmans . headquarters yesterday morpin,
accomplished one Of the most rapid and bril-
liant achievements Of the campaign. The,
went within three milea Of Thoroughfare Gap
performing the distance, eighty milep, in les
than twenty hours.
( Near Thoroughfaro Gap they discovered 4
rebel force acting as q body guard to EwelI
who was In an ambulance, badly wounded
being escorted toward Richmond. Three Of tb,
body guard were captured, together with abou
thirty more prisoners, several Of whom are off
Gers, and some wagons.
This report is sent 10 by Blrney
HAHnrsBURe, Sept. l9--A gentleman from
Chambsrsburg this evening says all the troop
stationed there have been sens % MagsratoEr
! and Boonesboro. A company from Philadel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21
General meKinsrrY 90 nnrs n rrial

aeneral MeKinstTy 60 have u TytaI.
sT. LOUIS, Sept 20 Il. is Understood that
general court.martal has been ordered To meet
bere on the 24.h inst, Cor the trial of General
McKinstry. The following officers have been
detailed for the court: Brig. Generals Harney,
Graham, and Phillip st. George Cooker Coils
Isylcr, CFeig, VISIT and SlmonsoD; Lieut.. Col's
Graham, Alexander and Grier, sod Major
vodges. Lieutenant A. A. Hosmer, I4th Mass
Volunteers, ABIDE. Cap, is Judge Advocate.
Gen Harvey is President Of the Court All of
the officers ere of the regular army except the
Judge Advocate, and thu court Is considered eu
unusually eb'e one.
Gen. Mckinstry was ordered under arrest IN
November last, and has ever siuce been incess-
ant In suoplicatiun for court Of inquiry, or
couTt-nsrtial, to investigate bic official con-
duct.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21
Obio 6tatesmra1r
Z 4 M g..
TO MISS IL, ". S.


nt % u MppLsA' .
How sweet, when wearled BY the fretting strife,
The toll and tempest Of this troubled life,
Down Memory's silent Vistas wandering, -.
,esVs sne SrowaS .na' .nrCns Lies dusty plain,
az Ma., ,as5 ,oi a. tha'.t De @ ,1s SIsu agALpl
ueau II @ .nuusns ~ 1S r. ia.ost eyDoing nals,
az nnu a Ieau d mSson ~ H.a .ue ehouIuehng Walls;
wsduo tuen a q nrn is i.o @ 10 snoleu. WELL
", uose moin soe auu siunphpg cutp couIu tell
a, Hsny 49,. ss.. a, ~ ~ n,t 'vss .s Loons,
a. III ~ Tyose LSs ~ nOS.u 49,. .nS ss naIvess MOoIs'
s Su .te . aS pioolno W. & Ans" ~ yousn 30 well
Tho LII. sIe ness auoWn .no uell.
my S,mUns ia noouuine M ,., vnusinB ~ W n9 eayeS
The hi, So, ~. 20 .s' .h v,otus IesSss
The .ntH. .n. h sne ~ ,S tus nsIeOeh pius'
Tbs SSsiah1 pansy asS 49,. sIaS - ~ SSs,,
no ~ ~ syeu ua.sy 1nu n no usnSuu
N'"H W 'u' pi'VAA'u' aAu uPon 'no hii'
10 wander uown tne tangled woodland glades,
Where OH Ioterea win the village maids,
away from matrons sight and mentors rule,
RapMs'abssr pOseS pO, nur W hoo,sy way n, sSIo',.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21
THR EE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
Fron Columbus, In connection with Trains on the
LITTLE aHIAmI ANn OO1UuRu.
AND XENIA HAILROADS,

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGH NIGHT ExPREss-Leavss Columbus a. 400 A. Ii.
Wil stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cerdington, Giiesd,
Hson, and at all stations North OF Gallon, arriving at
gleyeland At $50 4. H., Dunkirk ass P. M Buffalo
"So = M New York 10 An, Boston $50 P. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leayes Columbus At l1:lo
a, NJ; wiz stop at Delaware, Darlington, Gilead,
toni arriving at Cleveland at 325 P M DnnkrE 905
~, Buffalo 1928 P NJ, New York 800 P. NJ, Boston
1865 p. N.
THIRD TRAIN.
=, MAIL AND BXPRE6s--Leayes Columbus at $40 p
n; VIII stop at all stations south Of Shelby and at
sasn New London, WelD gton, Grafton and Berea or.
irving at Cleveland at 9:lO Z. ID Dunkirk ESQ A. M.
P. NJ.
CoNHEoTIoNs.
a. az Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AZ orestline with Pittsburgh, TT Wayne and Chicago
Railroad for Pittsburgh, Phladephi and paItimore
Also for Chicago
At Shelby with eAnduSky, Mansfield and Newark Rail.
'Vsu' iSr al points on that road Also for Toledo.
AT Cleveland with Lake shore Railroad for Erie
DunkiTk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on ell
Night Trains to Chicago, Kew
York and Boston.
Sd09d9e Cheebed Through 10 Nsso York and Bo,ton
"to Ceyeldnd Gis0 10 PhtddelpAia and
NsGo Yorb 0ta OrcsRtns.
RETURNING.
Night Express arrives at Columbus at ll.3OP.M
Cincnnati Express arrives at Columbus at Il00 A. NJ.
Accommodation arrives at 0olumbus ct 1918 P. NJ,
-----------
Faro as Low aS by amy other Route,
sax fOy Tickets Uio CTesfLine or GcveLGnd.
n a. FITNT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2e.--Ths Press of tbIa
city publishes special dispatch, dated Middle.
town, Sept. IL, giving particulars Of the reoccu.
patton of Harper's Ferry by Burnside's corpg.
The rebels retreated, leaving cannon and stores
behind. and several hundred OF Miles's men not
pasoled' The Federal troops crossed on the
bridges, which were uninIured, end pursued the
rebels ns far as Martinsburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21

The cltiEsns Of Mcconnelsville, Ohio, held
large indignation meeting the other night,
and denounced Dave Tod tor treating one oi
their citizens % he has treated Judge LSpg. -
zyEA Adverttesr. ea......gN a - m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21

Fare as Low as by amy other Route
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21

ask fOy 7veketa Uio CycsfIinc or OlevelGnd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-21
NApotEon's HAIR TOILET

They would also announce to the public that they
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Gbe Obio 6tatesrran

MANYPENNY & MILLER,
eUsLIsA&Rs AND PROPRrRT0Ra