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SCHESCK6 PULMOHIC SYRUP, for the cure OF
Eougha C.ds bronchitis and every form Of Consurnp-
ton The peculiar action Of this medicine r!pcua the
plces tic lupgs promotes the discharge ot the
1upt attcr by e1pectoraon purl1es tho blood. and
thus cures Consumption. whca cTc.5 Other remedy
1aila.
pcptda Indigestion. and all diseases ari1aE from de-
hllty. IEts Tonic invGorstee the digestive ORGANS.
Eu2pl! the place Of the when that Is de-
hc}ent and then enab!cs the patient to digest tho most
nntriunk food u sAsoEetctSn remedy for al csscs
sCHESCKss MASDRAKE PILLS, one OF the r,ost
valuable medicines csscoFsred hciEg re.etabio
substitute FOR caloU:el and having i'll the useful prop
critics n-ctbed 70 thai mineral. witout psoducin. any
pftts Injurious cEecta.
TO tiles: tirve ediclnea Dr. H. scherck. of FhI1a-
de1pEa. i% unri~a1ed tucc.ss In the treatment
OF Pulmonary Consumption. Tic rnlmanic Syrup
pene tne Trntbsd matter DISCHARGES and puE1aeste
Au Distractions hcTefnEn E!se the organ healthy
Lone ard cure Liver CnEp:A1at. which Is Of tho
mort prominent IT Consumption. The Sea Weed
Tonic t1yi-osRtes the rowers Of the stomach. aud by
Etrcn thcnlnG the digs lon aod hEaEtg It to normal
md Lc1lthy condition. Improves the quality Of tile
Elood-br which ueAns. the formation OF ulcers
besce III the lungs becomes impossible. The combined
actor u. t1ce medciaes as thus explained, will euro
every casc If Consumption. II the remedies arc used
In time and the of tlktn nctsevered In sufficiently
10 Dr1Ig the case to faso! !nblc termination. -
Al. D.: scAencE s'a.'ll.ines sceo'nPanssd by fun
~ M are tcld BY al Drusstst. a.9 ps.ssss
EaGh slt1 re: bottle or $5no ialf DOZEN. Mandrake
wayt +" directed 10 Dr. scfcucEs Pflnclpa, ONCE 50
NORTH 9th street. Illla1e,tsua Pa ft2t-A9H+1m
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Large l1al1l by un Illinois Sheen
N'r5t der

Some Of the good citizens Of Rutland, VT.
have been taken in and done fur by Il sharper
calling lliinc If to be general agent Of 'sMil-
Lard, Singleton Il ClarE, Of Quincy, ILL.,, i'm
porters dealers and growers Of pure blood
and graded sheep stock" and the son Of The
Clark OF that rm-for whom he was buying
sheep in this State. This Clark contriyed to
get himself introduced into Rutland, 1t is
said, By well known gentleman Of Shell
burne, Vt, Of high standing, and also dealer
IN cattle and sheep; upon whom, it Is sup
posed, Clark had managed In some way 10
impose himself as the agent of the aboyo-
named firm, the sequel showing that he is o
very imposing" fellow. By these and
other "strategie" operations, he worked to
the delnsion Of the "enemy - appearing as a
man doing large and legitimate business; as
the agent Of IN extensive firm; and one
whose transactions required the use Of much
money.
Having convinced the Rutlanders Of his rc-
liability, on last Thursday he cast his net and
made Il haul Of s25 coo. He presented drafts,
purported to be drawn by the Losansport
Branch, State Bank of Indiana, and Toledo.
Ohio, bank, on the City and Ocean Banks Of
New York city, TO Bank of Rutland for s.. GOO,
at Brandon 81, 200, at Orwell $4,3O0, at hid.
dlebury g, COO, or So, 700, s., 700 at Vcrgen-
mes, and g. 900 at Bellows Falls. On appli-
cation ut New York NIL these drafts were pro
nounced forgcries. The sheep trader has de-
canned to parts unknown
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ITO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser hayins been restored to health IN
few weeks By very simple remedy. after hav1ag suf
1cted several years With eeEe.e lung affection and
1hat dread disease Corsu mrton-ls anxious to make
Known to lis fellow sufferers the means OF cnrt
To an who desire It, he will send COPY OF the pre-
Rc1ipton used free OF cEage} With the directions for
preparing and Using the Sane. which they will mid
cure cure for ooSscnf11oH, As1nA /. nRoscHrr1s &c
The only object OF the advertiser In sending the Pre-
Ecptlon Is to benefit the afflicted and spread nforma-
zion which he conceives be md he hopes
every sufferer VIII try Ills remedy as 1t WILL cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing. :
Parties wishing the prescription will rlease address
Her. EDWARD L. WILSON.
Willamsburgh. .Klngs County.
fer at.s-1endkvy New TnrE
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Tor7nei mo1c crr,s cf Consumption than any other
Tcmedy Enown to tic tmcncsn public II y com.
n01ndcd tf vcgcMblr ingredients and cont AIMS noth
nr Hhfch ran Sc injurious TO the human constitution.
Der rcine.sef AdSrrtl. q rs cures for Consumption,
on ru in ali ea.e aad tt freely by cousuna-
5lvc ra!nt must d Escat t1!ufy; or Is tcadsnsy
of corrsr must n1akr . cure i.-rottlhle: sehcucks
81 o'tn" il Il conpos-d Of powerful But harmless
hcrb:. x':ela &C: on t,S lungs, liver. stomach and
a1lthc ciscaeed matter from she body The.e are tho
only n'csrs hx witch Consumption can be cured. and
which operates in this way. it Is obvtonety the iy
xeSuinr cure for Pulmonary Consumption. This Id,
valuable mccic{ne. cach hottie accosnranied by fuil
direc,:ons.' for sale By al Druggists and Dealers
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TAltD TO THE LADIES.-Al1
~ Eruntions Of the Skin. Ch1oroste {green slckness
Nervous n ttattoua ana in tue Side IpdnratIons
Eccrt Of the neck ofthe Womb Failing Of the Womb.
Iunor' 81 the Abdomen Din culttcs and Distractions
OF the MONTH! period Whites. and other discharges
1Eyssiab,y eurca by MxpIcAL .EEcrH1c1Ir. Dr:
.THos- NACkISS1S' Electro Medical Institute lss
Nea1 1tox snhj. 1rr
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STEAMED FRESH OYSTERS.
~ splced Oyltey1. Picked Oysters. Roast Me2t1,
fo1n!ttJ CAN'T. Soups. Triple vesh Fruits Vesetaoles.
Je1les. Catsurs Sauces, ETC. = eTeEy variety pat up
n EEFNEt1CAI4r BHAEb CANS. by F1TA1AH h
p0GCE. At their extensive Farms and FACTORY,
ARCHK8 4 REEVES.
45 North Water street. and Is North Dela Avenue.
Ph!.adelpbiA, "a. ESeh can warranted. Send foe
H1tce List, 3tseb@$N
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THE GOOD SAMARITA}

-, positively cures Consumption and ali diseases
1saanS t. T. Gali OF sate your case y letter. with
diseascd- Thirty onc years practice and experience
0 Sao@el q ] MsscaFy @ assd Medeines sent BY mail
nIeet C.ticaEo. Pest oe.ce Boz --
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Proposals

S1O0OOO-Nanted. Sealed
b tie Undersigned, up to ~ O'Clock T. II Of 1farch
81: isG; o. aay n.Tt Of OsE HUxDREb THoT-
$.s5sp} potLARs q si1 per cent. Coupon Bonds d
s G General 1S a Ase9,hly state
Git of Chcaso. IN 5saEs fsorn the Is ~ 81 uti
ls%;: interest payable semi annually.
At tie ttne nbove mentioned Nfa7ch g tsG1 a4 II
oc.eeE 4. MI the bids villta opened s. sts Super-
Fis9fs kocn. Ia the Court House. In Chicago.
Tie right tn reject any all bids Is RESERVED Thoes
MAking Proposals VII please state tho slze Of tho
Of the above Is only Seventy It. Thousand Dolla1sa1d
E. Z. CULVER.
PAUL CORNELL.
H. G. NILES,
..-. AARON GIBBS.
Special Com. Cook Couaty Board Of Supervisors.
C.hfcngn, March s. 1s61. m6 Asi93W
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@nn1n11ssiun HIerfhonfs77

II B. SMlTH j. CO.,
--A~ GENERAL.
rosrn1ssIoS MERCHANTS
For tho salo OF
AL h1nds Of Country Produce.
p4cstv Gssh sd11rst' 6s:s a=e on conseaneat, ord.
90 DEARBORN STREET.
L. L. saiia- j;mS;,xnaY;., 1nnSt!S. J.H. Yxaax1E.
BRE1THAUFT s WILSON,
importers aud Comnlssio1 Merchants,
Eeayer street View York. Best attention given tn
CONSIGNMENT OF Domestic Produce. mills h1psrn
f. II. DUVAL,
coHM1ssn9M GSr,M MERCRANT,
Rzunrxcre nqEEBEc: e.
easbes il Geaca aHfEa. yss: ss:ss
John W. CASEY,
coun1ssGiGEXS GEXSEEs5
RI, KHFxgs 70 CT EGtsieT. Esa. George st.e,sc
son. Esq cs!easo Ill mhan g Scott, Iosepn EIe1:
TODD, DEXTER & CO.
L. GENERAL
C0MMISSION MERCHANTS. :
I'll south W.aterst.. Chicago. III
1AlLs TODD. W.W-DEITEE. 1iAETWEtI IIycolx
Iuh1I A913 m
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-
Hhtte Dipserta Cure. GUARANTEED TO CCRE n ALL
CASES. or 1Hx MONEY ExFrsDED. The trade supplied
b. Lord scaith. Wholesale Druggists 3 Lake street.
Chicago. fc29 a5saam
, 1863-03-26

liz VVIA3IITH
properties Of the medicine direct Themselves to
the oaguns Of secretion and by altering the Gen.
iltion OF the stomach and liVr1 that the starrhy
principle OF the food s not converted into syar "a
long as the system is under the influence Of the
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Which in the unmarried female Is 4 constant re-
curing disease, and through neglect tho seeds Of
more grave and dangerous mA1adies are the result !;
and as month after month passes without an effort
being made to assist nature. the suppression be-
comes chronic the patient gradually loses her ap-
petite, the bowels are conetipated, night swcats
come on, and consUmption finally ends her career
, 1863-03-26

LUECUH1HlEA, Or WHITES.
This disease depends upon m Inflammation Of
Eucous lining Of the vagina and womb. It is in
all cases accompanied By severe pain In the back,
acroes the bowels and through the hips. A tea
spoonful the medicine n1sy be taken three times
4 day. with an Injection OF 4 taa-+poonfll OF the
medicine, mixed with half pint Of soft water,
morning and evening,
, 1863-03-26

TheHe HAnIerouB aud Troublesome
Df&ea~es, which have TIM. E4rRe
sisted the best Directed Trcat-
menx, can be completely con-
<r0l3ed By the Remedy
now before us!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
Mondays Election.

Our municipal election is close at hand. 1t
takes place on Monday next, the 9th inst
Never has an April election occurred in Ohio
before when it was 80 necessary as now to know
the political character and standing Of the can
didstes for Office. Not only should a candidate
before We consent to give him our vote, be
known to be honest and capable, but he should
also be Known to be Democrat Couserva-
tive-"in whom there is no guile"
The opponents Of the Democracy enter into
the canvass this Spring with organized
Leagues" having their outer and inner
circles--their Union outside and their
Disunion inside. The significance of the
name Of League" which they have chosen,
lies in this-that they are in league and SOL
emn covenant With those who have been for
score or Two Of gears denouncing the Constitu-
tion Of this Union as "a covenant with death
and league with hell" 1t is for aiding such
men In their unholy and isndish warfare upon
the Constitution, that these Leagues are form.
cd. On the door Of the vestibule to the tenn
pie Of these lesgusd conspirators, you may
read Constitution - but in the inner sancsu-
ary, the initiated win be taught that the Con-
stitution is "a covenant with death and q
league with hell"
While waving aloft red LAag-emblem Of
blood and revolution-on which is inscribed
''No Party" they prescribe every Democrat
and Conservative man who will not cast
In he LOT With them--as unfit for ofice--unwor
shy to vote or enjoy any other civil right--as a
Copperhead to be stamped to the earth and
Traitor to be shot or hung. Every man who
votes for their candidates puts himself under
the control Of these conspirators against the
rights and liberties Of the people, and helps
forward their dark and fiendish plot.
Vote, then, on Monday next for men for Of
noe, who are willing to concede to their political
opponents the full and free exercise Of the same
rights and privileges which they claim for
themselves, and who need take no pledge or
test-osth 10 manifest to their fellow citizens
their fidelity to the Constitution and the Union.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

PERILous ExPrRIMRNrs-- READ, IR You VALUE
LIFE --Our public hospitals need reform.--
Neither the food nor the treatment Of
their inmates is What It ought to be. The
great object In most Of these institu-
tions, seems to be to docser the sick at
the least possible expense. As Captain
Bunsby might say, "if they live, 90, If they
die, 90, also" The worst feature Of the whole
| is, that the patients are used az living subjects
| for young practitioners to experiment. upon
These eleves Of the medical schools expect TO
obtain the knowledge necessary In private
practice BY testing the properties and powers
of medicines upon the helpless wretches placed
under their charge. Deny this who will, we
know II to be true.
For our own part, we are far from placing i'm
plicit faith in the prescriptions Of the faculty.
Au coKtrawe, we have infinitely more conf.
dence In the world-peFvading remedies of Pro-
fessor Holloway, than In ell the tnctures, dscoc.
| tiops, snodynes and cathartics recommended In
the professional textbooks. Doubtless, the egos
tiotic nabobs at the head Of some Of our medic
al institutions, would designste his Pills and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
Northern Disu4ipnists Known by thsiI

Ever since political Abolitlsnlsm. arst reared
its head, ita chief element has been Dlaunion-
ism. Its character at this hour remains un-
changed. Though IL may wear mark labelled
"Union," it's hideous deformity 10 but ill.oon.
cosied; for BY its frui.s u may be easily known.
Its appropriate work is now as ever 70 " scatter
frebrands and death---io make people hate,
persecuse and kill each other, instead Of living
together In harmony, union and peace.
Itbegan its career by repudiating the Cons.l-
tuition and Union Of these United States, and
hsaplng the vilest epithets upon the patriotic
men, North and South, who regarded the Con-
stitution as their political Bible and the Union
as too sacred,a thing to be spoken against or
blasphemed.
After some thirty or forty years persistent
and active labor, the political Aboltionists IN
the North, with the aid Of the Secessionists in
the South, whom they had made converts 70
their doctrine that there is "Higher Law
than the Constitution, and that the old Union
ought never TO have been made and should be
dissolved, succeeded in accomplishing what
both parties mutually desired, involving the
American people 10 bloody and ruinous civil
war.
Taking advantage Of this war, political Abo-
litonism, as we'll as its twin monster. Secession
ism, labors necessarily and with the zeal and
energy Of the widest fanaticism, to widen and
render permanent the breach between the
Northern and Southern sections of our com
mon country and prevent their ever being
united again, as they we're three years ego
under the same N Nstional Constitution.
But under the name OF "Union men," which
has been assumed for the present occasion only
and will probably be changed after the election
the political Abolitioaists of to-day are devils
ing and putting in execution the most execra-
BILE aud devilish arts for dividing the Northert
people, and thus rendering the restoration o
the Union utterly impossible They charge
those who cling to the Constitution as the grea
sheet-anchor OF hope for the country, and who
prize the Union as something iDfnitely higher
In value than mere party success or thu
triumph OF an abstract principle, as being
traitors, copperheads and bntsrhuts, meaning
that they are rebels and rebel symp4th zsrs
The Abolition journals aud speech makers Iiul
the changes upon these epithets continually, ii
order to excite and irritste their own pArti-
sans against their political opponents, AM
thus produce civil commotion and bloodshet
here in the North, and then accuse, as is thei
wont, those opposed to them in politics viii
the fruit of their own doipgs, and invoke
against them the strong arm OF militlry pow
er. In this way, they hope to- put down eve'
the ghOst of the "old Union," as they call i.
but, thank God, "il will not down at thei
bidding"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.


In the SENATE, on Tuesday, March 3lst,
there was no quorum present in the forenoon,
and, of course, nothing was done. In the af-
ternoon, Mr.. Kenney moved to correct the
journal of Friday, BY striking out statement
put thereon by Lieutenant Governor Stanton,
in relation to Mr.. KS protest Of that day,
which motion was voted down by the Admins.
tration members. At the recommendation Of
the committee on Military Affairs, ttosRfy-jf foe
thousand copies of General Rosecrans's letter
to the General Assembly, and the address Of
some Ohio military officers, were ordered to be
printed at the public expense, for eleetiOneering
pIrpOses. Mr.. Lofts House joint resolution,
in relation to paroled soldiers, was adopted
House bill was passed, To amend section % of
an act to provide for the creation and regula-
tion of incorporated companies in the State Of
Ohio. The Senate spent the balance Of the af-
ternoon in committee of the Whole.
In the HOUSE, the Journal Of the 25th Of
March was corrected, by inserting the follow
ing, upon motion of Mr.. Converse:
Mr.. Dresel rose and stated that he wished to
conform to the rules Of Legislative bodies in
such cases, and desired to know If the rule re-
quired him to withdraw. The Speaker read
the rule. The member from Franklin then
withdrew from the Hall, after very general
request frsm the members that he would remain,
no one dissenting.
Numerous petitions were presented for law
to prohibit the further immigration Of negroes
and mulsttoes into this State, which we're re.
ferred.
The House spent the entire afternoon in come
mlttee of the " hole, considering and discuss
ing the general appropriation bill.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
cONaTTTUTIoNAL PROvIsIONs.

Although some people now regard the provisions OF
the Constitution OF the United Btaes and the State OF
Ohio a. Of but little moment, indeed OF no account
Whatever we are Of the opinion that the great body Of
the people think these documents still In force, still the
supreme law and therefore, to be upheld by magtrates
and obeyed protected and defended By all good citizens
The following among other provisions to be found in
the o. 3. Constitution
ssConRress shall make no law respecting establsh
ment OF religion prohibiting the free exercise thereof
abrdgng the freedom Of speech or Of the press or
the right Of the people peaceab to assemble, and TO pc
fition the Government for redress Of grievances"
"a well regulated militia, being necessary to the secu.
ly Of free state the right Of the people to keep and
bear arms, shall not be inffinged."
"No soldier SHALL in time Of peace be quartered in
any house. without the consent Of the owner in time
Of war, but in manner to be prescribed by law"
The right OF the people to be secure In their persons
houses papers effects, sgaing unreasonable searches
and seizures shall net be Violated and warrant shall
issue but upon probable cause, supported by oath or e
hmation and particularly describing the place to be
searched and the person or things to be seized.'
In the State Constitution nd the following among
other provisions:
'The people have the right to assemble together in
peaceabls manner to consult for their good to
instruct their representatives. and TO petition the Gen.
eral Assembly for the redress Of grievances"
he people have the right to bear for their de-
fense and security but standing armies in time OF peace
dangerous to liberty and shall not be kept ups and
the military shall be in strict subordnation to the civil
power"
" The right Of trial by jury shall be inviolate.n
Every citizen may freely speak, wlte and publish bis
sentiments all Subjects being responsible for the
or abridgs the liberty OF speech or Of the press"
mo person shall be transported out OF the State for
any onense committed within the same and no conyc
tate" 80
mo soldier sha in time Of peace be quartered in any
house. without the consent Of the owner nor In time o
vnr. IN hn ms rnran
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

At hIs residence in this city, on Tuesday the SOtt
ult., WrLLiAh D. BROWN, Esq, aged so years.
The friends and acquaintance are invited to attend h
funeral at o'clock on Wednesday, April l. 1863 from
his late retisencs, No. 80 North Third street.
IcoMMuMcATKD
The deceased was native Of the city Of Norfolk, Va
from whence he emigated to Ohio in the year 1897.
For many year, he has been sufferer from disease; bui
during that period he has maintained kind and cheerful
temper; sustained through his ictions and bearing
them with frmness and patience by abiding faith In
the wisdom Of God. and His goodness and mercy, His
life was unpretendinghs sole ambition being to dis
charge faithfully theduties Of his position. Few knew
him Intimately that few appreciated his WORTH and de-
plore the loss Of an honest man, kind ana sectionate
husband and father sincere, Arm friend, and devot-
cd christian.
In this city, on Monday morning. the 3Olh Of March,
at the residence Of her soninlaw A. B. Laurens, No.
% South Front street, Mrs. SUSAN BEIL formerly Of
Washington City, In the eghtysecond year Of her age.
The funeral services will be held at the First Baptist
Church, on Wednesdsy afternoon, at o'clock Frendi
and acquaintances are aectionaely invited to attend
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
speech of Hon. Milton sayler.

The readers of the sTATEsMAK have now be.
fore them one of the most powerful and elab.
crate speeches ever delivered in Legislative
body. Its logic and its rhetoric give It force
and charm that belong to but few parliament
ary efforts. Mr.. SAYLER is an eloquent and
accomplished speaker; and this speech of bis,
on the Right of Personal Liberty, will be pc
rused with interest and delight by the thousauds
who will receive il in the SrATEsMAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

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Urethral Discharges Gleet Seminal Weakness Nightly
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hitherto known. ~
Bills eRrorc PnLs are speedy in action, enectDg
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One Dollar.
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