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, 1862-04-17

or DR J. csAPEAT s already secured 10 position uAi,N
places H. s proprietor far above the assAu Of envy al
professional malice. In The Schoos Of France the hhs
prizes Oen awarded 10 pTacaonc " ehS dSplR
o. medical science, and they occupy With othsr an sQ1l
l0iy postum 10 the profession. henfd IN uliri6t ~
Ample shining light among the Philosophical SlatS Il IL
are Europe, and Dr. Inapkay has fully eQuaed hin b ~
counFyy % 9 WeOt pf which, the Rlltepha csnSlS n
Medicine eompamentea him Uta Dp5m6 a1d a. ho1c..S
dd eHRde degree eeleehR ths - h aydoi oprraiioSi
although qlaheA a EFaau6ls of The Untetly II PS.A
the late Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian ReVouan1F
army, for extended abors Dr. CHapkHy has eia
his earnest attention The cure o. chronic and psail -,
cases. which be has become % great expert that - a
nov REGARDED a. the leader h h branch Of HE pFoS-I
thFungont the United States and hs portrait anA bonr
are pubhsd matter Of interest TO their FeadsEp q N NJ
exclusive Journals The DOstOrs ooeS a N Hl1ssi
and Surgical Institute aerAmenO street. Of Leiesf
do nearly opposite The bulanE' Of he PAslhe Man ssI-
ship Company:
certificates Of remAEkahls euTe IN alohE ooa q
tht paper. '. fla r5g #rt. .u Hl.h =
Ok [ j. CZAPKAYs private Medical and suEsisai InsE
tte EarfHnsptO street, brloS MohtgosE, uppoaI ~
Pacific Mail eeamihp Company once, San Eianeilso ~
Doctor Offers iree eOhsuAiiOn, and asia FsnunS.sS
" Persons not wishing lose time N eovrsspoaa,.i
please enclose go In their sIterS and they W g nnSdS
attention to 'eslT ea'e'. y,r,,ucJ,...S
4lSm 'rH s1lg2 a7t p San tEAngsoO,cal
, 1862-04-17

SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Oh an ORDER Or SAFE 10
ID med Tpcsd and delivered, nAued b he cerk n Ia
pIiTel ooarl b Ae srtond Suc1 ~ ii ~ ilAl1laa
rrrpry xhege ryiea upon. ail, Ana Afsa NJ e1sses
ons and aall se 4 pubs aution hs lat f4sel e
e p!tmr.., 10 NJ tc.h y eislAa9, ~ o1IU MDAl -
uh day o. May, AID. ises, a. O'Clock he ansFnoaa 81
said day, he following described real estate. va
An that certain piece parcel Of land situate n Porco
County Walhngah Territory, being paTt Of uhat kn0Wn
the TeoouDfpst Of l4hlne Bllesppsi q he tsuB %
stsilAcogm, tStno ais b la1SR Ia O6) IAsi .
.uEIognded e ioovs, % IN; nsglnnng q P6ut ~.
from The northwest of said lot and Tie sDulhuo
line iheTeo and running thence g south q twenty
(1p iee thence 81 Of north sixty () iel lenco
Ao u1Tllpf uust tVunif(p1 he iheuulbS 1uIa annth
Izy(e) Ct baek IS Iks snl u ginlaG Ik7 : nIl9
The northwest end " said Lot No. ave % u Bloch Ne tsn,
l Together yil Ne snsnsnl hsrsdsnslis, ala appuF'
ihs same "a 81 sold. q = upagh A,r,uf !, u sa,.a
Judgment o. ln1uIl y ofiEir ll7 ~ Ne IN q
Two llundrea and nflyuo Dollas and Nnol1sn csnta,
12 i with thereon he Fae q two pr eunl ~
nnth until paid m the iIh day q March. oe, end r1lo
o su taxed At ts ls and ncEs.ssd costs Fndsrei y Ae
nlof1la oouft 4 Ne March N agor e AnLA
WREN aud aglha cHAALkS J. Iit10KJlALD nd ANN
sii1s AAAlD ne us. ra.r,, N vrcrr.
shsFlH o. Fierce County, VT.
s,suasos@, W Z. iPrl Sih, isa. ! tss
, 1862-04-17
PUGET SOUND AND COLI MBIA RIVER
RAILROAD.

N"o"H " WaUV OF our TeaheTSi tne cOrporatorS
and provisions Of that act are known to few or
none, however. We entertained hopes Of sec.
ing copy Of it long since, and publishing it as
q matter Of interest and import to readers on
the Sound; hut we still continue to hope in vain
In the absence Of the act alluded to, therefor,
and without any knowledge Of its provisions.
We venture now to make few remarks upon
the subject Of Railroad communication with Il Q
Columbia River as one Of vital importance to
not only Puget Sound. but also to the British
Possessions on the North and Vancouver on the
South
1t needed not the experience Of the past winter,
with the closing for many weeks Of the Colum.
bia River BY ice, to establish the necessity for
some other than the present means Of reaching
the Willamette valley, the upper Columbia, and
the rich auriierous region so recently opened to
the hardy miner and the enterpriSing trader.
Every Nint,-r, the navigation Of that River is
suspended for greater or lesser period by the
SINE cause. hi sti fresh in the minds Of our
readers that the people Of Vancouver and points
beyond were cut of for months from supplies
and intelligence by ice, during the last winter /;
IKE event ii liable 10 hanreo ,hs nav, .nd src
eredinr winters. with ,ucb more r,or,.0,ors ~ ~
suits, because Of the largely .uome,,,ed nOnul.
ton. Added to Iha we have the danger at oil
seasnns of getting into and out Of Columbia
River from and 10 the ocean, with consequent
,letrntiOns Of vessels for wepks n, times
Steamers have been detained in n. River w.i,.
ing opportunities to e., to sra. a. lonr As sivL,
davs In one instance. and not uUfreo1en,lv tw,
and three days. Every year the d,ificuIties o,
inrrcss and err,ss are i6cre..ino un,il uDd.r.
writer's ipslv rrr,,.s 40 insure vsS.vl. a. 60.
at any price. Notwitbs,aDdioc an tbss. 49,.
b.eks. however Colnmhi. R;vs, NM, .0n,;nn.
"a he u,ea a. ~ nr.,.n, ,n,iI .o,,. -. -.
,Icable means of souDmunlcs.;oD I -.;,h ~. s,.,n
tyv th,Ouvh vhIch /, ,low. ~ .doD,.s -
RsiIen.d connsc,iD~ ~. - :, D.,
soS,A ,-,,h ,h..s. y ~ C1,.,.. q, -
80 lo,..S - = t...sI ".~ 'o''E
=, \. - .s,,,...s - - .-,s = !. - soO"sI q W.
means Of obviating the ..i.,inv d,a,.,l,;.. Z,
commnS;ca,;oni wh.,hs.r s.,,.I, .o.s /. "a.
m..o.A ;.,nsa,.,.,,, ~h.,S..,,. 80 49,
mn, |. d.l.,sa - =, -. - IN, s...'.s -.
~, 4 ~ ,nd - ;;,.,.,,v. ,s;, : I'M .,rui,, ~
..nd ~ .os,,,n,,.,,os :. ~, s., I, ~. ~
", 49,, -. Fs'",'' ~ ,''-'
,o.a -. n'-,,.,, .',.,'.., ,s-.. - y. - - :,
h,.k ,..as = .,s.,, -. - - -, w y =
80. ~ ii,... -. ~ Ss''s q ~
s,r,hsr nos.....s .ar.n,..s. ~. ~ s 80
wh,,h -. \, ,,.,a.,l, .s,, - ~ =
,a,.,,. y, I,.lns,.,. Ris.s F,..,,; n. ~. ..s...
81. /. 4. ~, X \. 49,, ,'., \. !, I.
n. ~ .,,..,s = NJ ,S ,w.... -.,.s p.. sPlo'
,,. y -. go. - u. -
y. = .''Oe ''s.S sa',sy - 'sey
, 1862-04-17
PUGET SOUND HERALD
- srEIEAc3oM ". T.
Ehursasy AEorning. April ~ 1864.


s-TnE PHnRrcuvE InSIOEGnOS.-Letters re.
esivsd n San francisco from the East foreshh.
DIV "a unusual imm grafton overland during
the coming year. Senator LAiham's estimate Is
thir,y Thousand. bot there Is nothing 90 very
ksttaaFdinusy in thoso figures five mis'ak
nol nysths HsnaH and Mirror, the eOnvul.
sons q he tines drove more than that number
aerasa he phips last year and that was bef~"
~ uss-sho actual striIs--had extended itself
,sSI,as n !. i sD,Iv 'iav = .,,in,1;.hrS IN =. .S.i'
isot ppon Z seon, Il i.sol.,i@ s,,cb !. has never
49, .n,,..n,.a n n. Irui,.d s,,,vs and =.
80, 1sv.r nav :. sr.in. n Missouri and many
r.,ts q he soa,hwsst =. shall hear account. oI
raiu.i hon.. and .ls.olntvd hearthS and tlsld.
~ w..,. b,voad he, po~er Of the oririusi
oun.r. % eul,iv,te ,h.m. There win be thou.
S.sis N thoos.pds of broken f.rmers mer.
,I,n,s N n.,,v ,,,de.,nen. ~ho vhen ,he ~,
y s..1,s m ,,,h,v ~ N, nmT,u,s a. ,h,i
.s.s.Ti-- - ,o0.I- ,,d looL $500 4, +, nav
ie.i6 +, ,-h,.S I. i,,.,a 49, h,Ct.n e,r,,,n.s
TSs,. an 4. 49,, ,hon,.,,,. ~ d;sch.r,.a
s.lS;.,s 80 I'M d..ir. a I,nd .ome elio;bl,.
-, ;t,,,o,, i,om ~. ,..n,. ~ ths,r b,rdshi,,
~ '.''.'' ~ l'...s - :, ''''" '-'us'D'
',.-,,,,s ~ h,bi,,,io.. 4. al .,,n,.insd v;,b
Nod A majority o. these win look toward
csnidsuis and OIegon. e The prOmlsrd Canaan
q thsir hopss Il, thsn, ws place the number
uho riIl sspk thrso shores during the twelve
nontks nori succeeding he var, q sixty thou
nnl. We % cot think We shall Be lar ont q thr
usy. g ~
s--.---.--. --.
Ass's A. SoHs BuL-.-fee rebels q ne
scum h.ss ae.'seyea one hundred and twenty
FSt,r.i Cov.,n..'.,, 4, A. hsneat AZ eom
msr,.. ,.s.nrsriar ths lives of thousands 81
6s,,S1, n, eoan.ei,d Win ,be var Ys, Ear
R.s,.Il - -, word " p,u,,., a ~, .v.lDs
r.i tu,rsse. Whv doat ~ ISserpool shlp
oaasia eaii he attention % b why don't the,
r.misa him. aiso, dat he rebels have sunk
niuas ldsS vessels in ths channel. leading 70 onr
orsuo of thsir harbaFs, and that tsv tried % De.
sissy ch.sIsaon hssbor IN lhs ssms way, q short
sins ssfss he assaal. on suIn,erl Il dOnh
rait John Bulrs purpose y see any wrong on
~ other stisi hehes he = blind 10 any crimes
~ .,o...i'nls,a nay commit against commerce
efh'sndly PowsrA
s. On soAs FacsOHS,--' We are glad 70 learn
thrt tAa nsasr< Aseker are meeting Hish sue
go n her nss en,srPriss, ielly 10 tnsh
nod In1uIno ekrcclnuona OrIleTo are crowd.
, 1862-04-17
THE MESSAGE AND INAUGURATION OF
DAVIS

We present, on the first page Of thisissue, the
Rnxiously ooked.for last message Of JEFF Davis
to the Rebel Congress at Richmond. The mes.
sage was delivered on the first dav Of the meet.
ing Of the Confederate Congress, Feb. 18th. As
will be noticed, the arch Rebel is extremely briei
in his illumination he does not indulge in glow.
ing descriptions Of the Rebel victories lately
won, nor yet in cheering representations Of tri.
umphs certain to be achieved. Black despair
seems to have taken possession Of him, and hg
cannot avoid exhibiting it in his message. The
Bulletin faithfully pOrtrays it in the following
paragraph:
II the reader will imagine himself for q mo.
ment, and simply for the sensations sake, to be
a rebel, q genuine eYankre-abOmnatng, Union.
'lrIesting rebel, one who heartily believes in q
COmfrderacy supported on the shoulders Of plan.
tatiOn negroes, and then read slowly the message
Of jeff Davis to the Confederate Congress, be
may be sure oI falling into the most dOsful state
Uf mind endurable by mo tai nan. II is . wall
from the wilderness. 4 is the voice Of Hagar
IN the desert when the water in the bottle gave
out. 1t is in tuue with the howl Of dog over
his masters unSOddrd gave. Il is the brief in.
voluntary g'Oan Of stoic when . mortal pain
ShOots suddenly through his heart
OF the Inauguration, which took place four
lays afterwards, ION the 22d) the New York
Times says, under the head Of The dark day at
Richmond :" H.F. raE
II the solemn farce Of inauguration at Rich.
mond, which desecTated the birthday Of Wash.
IngIon, had been suddeRly arrested by the ap.
~ arance Of National army, we doubt whether
The dtSniay md grief OF the chief participants
would have been greater than they really were,
"n the occasion, by the bursting nf the storm IN
another quarter. II seeWs altogether probable
tIst At the very hour appointed iOr the ceremo.
nirs, the President elected was appFised by tele.
graph Of the occupation Of the Captal Of Ten
IIessee by Gen. Buell's G6rc,s, aud the disbAnd.
ing Of the rebel IrOOps throughout that depart
II'ent Of the 80 called COnIcdeTacy. HIS game
tor permanent government was up before il
was tairly acted upon. His control, his power,
and all but the empty shadow of authoFity, were
struck down the day before they were 10 throw
nf their provisional character. Even the Rich.
IuOnd preSs could not be kept longer in suhjee
ton, fDr this single day, if only or the eclat d
the thing. The affair came ID shabby, affsI
oil. The sublmity Of The bursting storm Was
lost upon the scene, brcanse OF the indecUrus
launts Of the Richmond Waig that the whole
| rsagpant Of the mhFTUw was 20 be AbittsI
aI0ckrFy aud miserable compensation for thi
ruin of fres people. y An odd man with a
young wifs-a child with bauble," (aslds that
IisenthTalled and disenchanlsd journaD arr
partial Illustrations Of the depuFable Ioiiy" Thg
fdneral baked meats coldly furnished forth the
narTiage feast, and after this m0ckery came the
impious proclamation Uf fasting and prayerii
, 1862-04-17
Spetial 90tites.
PATRIOTIC CITTZENH-

Who wish to aid the Government Of the United saas, !.
this her hour Of need, By joining company Of v5aHIsS
Cavalry, have opportunity 70 Do % hT mak
application 70 The undsrsgned Or any q he IoounE
gentlemen;
Seattle-ReV. Daniel BEgey
Port TOWnsend-Messrs. Fowler Wilson and T. DHaF.
Muster rolls 10 Be- sRned a The time Of snFolIment
Ao1f WM. H. WOOD, eaallaeonm
, 1862-04-17
0EFIcE Sur. IND. ATEAIRS W. Tel
Olvmpia. Jan. Qs. 1855. =

Olympia, Jan. ae, 1859.
ICINDING IT IMROBnIillsE TNl AnCFnTAIu
E from abracr of Indian Agents returned 10 thh oel,
uhlt outstanding labs. can he paid ou of inpdl no. h
my hands, and moi being ablo q ~ ciees ~ lA1l,
n holders of cerd vouchers Issued BY anentl ionl1f
aee aud those lued hy Chaa nnrhnn while II chagrs -
The Yakima Agency, requested 70 ogunrd voaeheH
nm each set 10 THE oe accompanied - he adlFsl -
the holder. Parties whose demaod cas- lacy " paid
oul Of fnnds hand u b dny notified. hFuuaA he mai,
when. where, and how such payment VII ~ made. and n
vouchers ioF which have funds Wn b ho1sn - 49,
sn suV.rasisSasn. ii Il d i islieS sIslS aksiis. VIZ
, 1862-04-17
TRH PUonr soUND HERALD

~ Ne esluaaa q NJ Puass SorsD HnAIB are open
aelnnlnicnuas al aasstllrs Of public policy ana In.
r md N advoeay oI an sides Of every question shall
- Aslg hsard; bot saeh eonnunicAtORs Of
naslpAe nainre Intended for he fartheranee
lsla eaaL uIH Be ehArEee AsadveEtiseusnlI This rule
rmn % oAss h departed Ion.
, 1862-04-17

.yleu AdgErtlssaats. I.
, 1862-04-17

BInElaa tsa gaE
|! Il sls:' s:s:il \; Ess, SI-AE ~ y .
, 1862-04-17

A SEw sFEcrt6A1ios.- -sincs the success q.
tending The sale Of the Santa CrHs and other
steamers ID China has becomp generally Known,
svsFyboav Is trying 70 buy steamboat 70 send
10 the Celestial Empire on speculation. { A
mania has seized the people on this subject
Al the rosn-oui aisnmsra on the Pacific coast
are 70 be brought out, Furnished up. and sent
% ihs newly discovered market or shia sommod,
i,y. Ere this no doubt every maehins. and
iank.shop IN California and orgpn has been
ransscked IN pursuit Of secondhand lneinel
which ere iortbwllh % Be put into hnIls long
since condemned, and eonsighrd % he same dee
aasinn. Truly, John will som bs supplied with
1 smisrellaheouz asahrtmenl of steamers, big and
ittle. strong and weak. and Of every eoncsisabls
shape. ii numbers sn'ncient % mit bis fancy. 3
, 1862-04-17

n1rsrlrHrD.-A nan named Tom Conner de-
erred from Feri sisElasoon. about two weeks
- .ni. alllf n abssncao a several davs, was
o,laIIt % Iha1sday ID n MaddeaS siabls,
sIiIl b had Secfpisd himself Atths tine 4
t|,tl1,iton, b rns p he cnsiody of = guard,
- DIRE 1lnlinlls s.ui rarh : ban nfur him,
~ 4 hlihg d1Tt. thsy missed fhsnsFk He
nni1 3 b bed uan, AID Gin doubtless b
1.--i.lt ir,Il wilh.
, 1862-04-17

I'm NonsuuEn.-ThIs journal has not dp-'
pr1lld ~ fhs pia IoltaishL wsrspet % lsarn
O. IA .l'|dI. 5phn 2. Danaa, Esq.. i eoaIihsd
: " |,1n s||t llas... whish vs hsps pTl not
49, 1.I a.rIloh. :, .la.f :. --aitla. '.sl' !
, 1862-04-17

Avery remarkable circumstance occurred II
the town Of CHI sleriiyld Inst week. The wils Of
Levi Thufp, Esq lad been seriously IN Err
SOME time, Apparently died, and every pIe,ara.
tor was h,ade f5f hbf funeral. Our Informant,
(Dr. KhtFidfr) Sys that fhere wefe no eFidsbe :
o. lile ttfnanlng. but on he contrary. all the
usual occurrences that appear aioT death seemed
% b manifest. whch, % the astonishment Of IN,
hIleF lying II this cnnditih nearby two days, she
began TO shnw evidences Of returning lile, and
alllmAirly grew bsth'r and i now doing wrll
, 1862-04-17

THnnE cHnEns IoR PnEsILTArIs. --Ths old
KsysiOns sinls. aier furnishing hsr I'm quoia
o. troops, llhds nearly eight regiments 81 inlin.
~ and one sqaadfon d eaviigy len ogvfi Gov.
Curtin asks he Gavernment % accept ths iams,
nndhsnd then as Rrpnsylvnnia's surplus brigade,
70 some place IN Dixie. uhsFs Ihey can have .
ohanes q ihssnsuy. La EN- sOi hle
, 1862-04-17

q Tn DEvL 10 soLbisa - AZ the funeral of ne
late Sergeant Dixon. Who was murdered by Z
soldier IN the seF1nty.eighih Regiment 81 ths
camp q Aldsrholi. Rev. NJ. lIialiit Who
preached the funeral sermon, aid be would not
oall the murderer soldier, bscauas he uword
soldier vas an honstabls utIs borne BY Jsahda
and David, and oseers mentioned IN the Bihls; be
wished every one % remember hat ihs dsYn Il
norhrre IN Scripture called byths ho6orabls
title q solder. slisl q sgas. siIh tfiel sai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-03

Government of the United States never va,
imagined until Mr.. Lincoln came into power,' b
aiso' they tell us we can be arrested; ah! we'll
l see our friends In different parts of the town
some in the Twelfth ward The other day) have
1een arrested. But, after all, felIow.citizeps,
these arrests are not such terrible things: II
they can arrest you, they must feed you, clo.he
you lodge you, and 10 these hard times there h
something in that;" also, "I want to know
whether any Government that ever exercised 90
much power has with one million three hun.
cred thousand men, or not to count the six hun.
dred thousand not yet In the field, has with
seven hundred thousand men In the aeld ever
accomplished results so Insignificant"
The report hereto annexed Is full and com.
plete report Of said speech, and the precise Ian.
suage made use of by Charles Ingersoll on said
occasion.
(Here follows O full report OF the speech in
question, tue extracts given above forming the
most objectionable portions of the same
Deponent resides 10 Tenth street, above pop.
lar In the city Of Philadelphia.
J.J. GILBERT.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this twenty.
fifth day of August, 1862.
DAVID BElTLER,
Alderman and Ex Ofico Justice of Peace.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-03
From the New York Bun, Aug. 81. I
The Press CensOrahIn


Adyices from Washington state that IN,
subject of the censorship of military nev, /;
under the advisement of the authorities. n
discussion we're likely to effect any seosible ,o
form of existing abuses this peHa wonid \,
eminen.ly satisfactory, but unfortunately tbf
indications all point to increased strinyencS
amounting to q virtual suppression Of ali IN.
telligenoe, except the blupderipg and olnmsv
agency Of government officials. Since tho com.
mencement of the war, this Journal has slwavO %
scrupulOusly abstained from publishing anv mil.
itary intelligence likely to bs In the biehas,
degree advantageous to the enemy. and sbaIl
of course, maintain this reserve in the fntnre
whether there is censorship or not. Bat We
do most decidedly protest against the present
system which denies the people information.
the knowledge of which could not by any nos.
sibility damage our cause or aid that Of the
enemy.
Already repeated Instances have occurred
when the press Of this city was prohibited from
publishing news which was circulating for dayr
previously in the city, and which had elevated
or depressed the price of stocks In Wall atreet
to the extent of millions of dollars. Not onl,
has this been the case, but often the rews n,
the movements of our own troons has heer
held over until the arrival of rebei no wsn,ror.
containing full particulars of The verv ~
which we had been 90 oarefullv admonisbed nv,
to publish. This was exemnli6ed onjv a vssL
ago In the case of the evaeustion of Hsr,;Son,s
Landing. That event was known to ns a Nd
thousands In this city, long before IL voc nnh.
lished, And to make the matter st;II more al.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-03
Whisker InvigoratorII

10 ReAutful. Economical Sonthina, vet Stimulating
Compound, acting as II by magic upon the roots, oaus-
ing beautiful growth OF luxurant beard II applied
to the scalp, II will cure Bdldasss and applied &C.
cordng to directions, 1t will cause to spring up in bald
spots fine growth Of FRESH, SOFT HAIR.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-03
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time, and has al
ready been tested by over one thousand persons and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet the greatest
beautiner ever offered to the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being counerfeted or i'm
itated by unphncped persons, we do not offer t foF
anyLady Gentleman who desires Soft Luxuriant Hair
and Ourls and Long, Soft Whskers Moustache, oan
procure the Inygonor Toilet either one, for oRs
dollar, inolosed In Q letter, with their address.
Address q. Y. BPENF &r CO., --.
Boz 1S3, Oollinsville,
Hartford Co., Conn.
And It will be carefully sent BY return mail. t.
feb23-dtwdkWly q -sH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-03
. Sheriff q Sale.

Bernard Fisher, Court Of Common Pleas
VS. arl.s or -a ...U
John English. Franklin County,
DYVIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THk
I'D Ssid Court to me directed will offer for sale Of
public auction at the door OF the Court HOUSE, In the
city Of Columbus, Ohio on hF
Saturday the 4th day Of October, A. . d. 1862,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, the following described real
estate situate In Franklin county, Ohio, TO wit: .
Inlot number 23S In the city Of Columbus, Ohio.
Appraised at $4,000 90. l,. 2f
q. W, HUFFMAN. Sheriff 70 g
of Franklin county.
aur 3I-dltVtd,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-03
Excelsior Invigorator !

10 an indispensable article In every 0entemans Toss,
and after weeks they would not for any consid-
eration be without It. The above article will, In from
four to eight weeks bring out thick set Of WHErRs OF
MoUsTAcHRi r- a
The subscribers are the only Agents for the above
ticlo in the United States,
They would also announce to the public that they
Agents. for
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The NAPOLEON Hair Toilet

Will CURL STRAIGHT HAIR In Soft, Silken, Flowing
ourls that will remain in shape for one day or
week desired, any longer period, II the directions
strictly followed, which very simple and easy.
The uar Toilet does not In any interfere with
nor dyes It; but gives the hair SOFT thrifty appear
snce. 1t also prevents the hair from fatia0 of and
turning grav.
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NApoLEoN's HAIR TolLErl

The only article ever offered to the French people thst
would OUEL STRAIGHT HARi the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit OF Louis Napoleonl
which article Is indispensable to his toilet
The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place OF all others offered TO
the public take pleasure In expressing their confidence
In the article, gaining Il from practical nse.
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WIN. B. HURD & CO., New York.
The Housekeeper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH
Observation-Disclosures

DHEPARED FROM AN IMPROVED
recipe by the proprietor Of the "BRorHER JonA.
THAN POLISu" Is certified by all the leading New York
best in the world for removing Scratches MARKS and
Dirt, and restoring high and lasting gloss to all kinds
Of Vanished Work, from Furniture to Leather. It s
cheaper and better than Vanish dries Immediately and
is easily applied. With piece OF Canton Flannel and
bottle or two Of this NRw FURNITURE POLISH House.
keeper can work agc in the furniture OF house and
keep II looking like new. Now 10 the time to shine
up your Tables, Chairs, Desks Panos Picture Frames
Carriages etc.. and make them look fifty per cent bet
ter. This s true economy. For sale by Furniture
Dealers and Storekeepen generally. Price. 25 and SO
cents bottle. Depot No. l. Spruce Street, New York.
sraoIAL AGENTS WANTED. Address box l972 NEw
YonK P. o.
July yl4-dtw&w1yfromfeb26'6
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Che Ohio 9tatesnran
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The Arrest OF Mr.. InRersoII I'm PhiIa.
delphi0-Death or his MO ther.
PHILADELPHIA. Aupuat

10 consequence Of severe domestic afliotion
to Mr.. lpgersoll, his mother having died last
night, the hearing In his case on the writ of
'9aoea' corpus has been postponed until Mon.