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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-17

LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
II estimated that seven tenths Of all adult ailments
proceed from diseased and torpid liver The bliny
secrsons OF the liver overlooking into the stomsch
poson the entire system and exhibit the above Vnp'
toms. -
After long research we are able to present the moss
cure for these horrd nightmare diseases tue
world has ever produced. Within one year over sik
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken tne
Plantation Bitters and not initance Of compliant
has come to cur knowledgel
It IL most eecusl tonic aud agreeable s'imnan''
suited to all conditions OF life.
The reports thatit relies upon mineral substances ior
is active properties, are wholly false. For the public
sasiactien and that patients may consult their phyh
clans, we append list Of its componebts
OALlsAyA BARK-Celebrated for over two. hundred
years In the treatment Of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness etc. II was introduced into Europe By tho
Countess wife OF the viceroy Of Peru, in 1870, and a.
forwards sold BY the JesuitS for the enormous price
As o,on soeoht in sil0er, under the name Of Jes~&s
Posoders, and was finally made public by Louis XVI,
King Of France. Humboldt makes especial reference
to It's fsbrifuge qualities during his eoutb American
| travels.
CAscARILLA BARK7or diarrhea, collie and diseases OF
| the stomach and bowels.
DANpIIIoN-for Inflammation Of the lons and drop
scal affections.
OHAMoMrLR HLowERs-Ror enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER ILowHRs-Aromatlc, stmulsnt and tonic
highly invigoratpg in nervous debility.
WmTmoRnN-Pors scrofuls, rheumatism, etc.
Amm-An aromatic caIminative; creating nelh, mus
/ ole and milk; much used BY mothers nursing.
Also Glove buds orange carraway, corander, snake
| root, etc.
g.-T.-1s60-X.
Another wonderful ingredient, Of Spanish origin, i'm
parting beauty to the complexion and brlliancy to the
mind Is yet unknown to the commerce OF the world,
and we withhold lis name for the present.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-17
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

Roohsster, ~ y, December %, 1861.
Messrs. P. Il. DRAKE & oo.i-I have been ggea
sufferer from dyspepsia for three four years and had
to abandon my profession. About thee months ago
tried the Plan ation Bters and TO my great 10y, am
now nearly well man. have recommended them In
several cases. and far as know always with signal
benefit. I am, respectfully, yours,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-17
Rev. j. 8. oATHoRN.

Philadelphia, 10th Month, 18th day, 1869.
REsPKcTKD PRHSD:-My daughter has been much be-
ehtted by the use OF thy Plantation Bitteu. Thou
send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ASA OURRIN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-17
E--T-1060--X.

A few bottles Of Plantation Bitters II..t
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
Gold Extremities and TeVerish Ups
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath
YIatulency and Indigestion.
I" Nervous Affections. A4
"N Excessive Fatigue and short Bream'
Pain over the Eyer.
Mental Dependency.
PrestratIon; Great Weakness.
Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels e'o'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-17

DAVID TOD,
Governor, and CommaDder-in Chief.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-17

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-17

Sherman House, Chicago, M., Feb. IL, 49,
Messrs. P. II. DRAKE & Co.:-PIease send =
other twelve cases Of your Plantation Bitters.
morning appetizer, they appear to have surs
everything else, and are greatly esteemed. n
Yours etc. GAGE e va
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-17

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

President Lincoln, through Misister Adams had 70.
turned bis THANKS to the Liverpool Emancipation
sciey for their friendly address and rered the society
% Mr.. Adams for his sentiments
The london nssei OF June 10 edtoris VS. the result
Of operations the Mississippi undsdVdly favorable
20 the federas appears that those points the Con
fedcra,s short q men, provisions transports and
that heir opponents have been able TO back their
armies TIE fate Of vicksborg depends 80 much on
'e garrison ne on the Confederate generals In the ned
Johnton viii doubtless make every effort succsr the
place.
The lnpdon Gay a"d rary Gassie thinks leo may be-
obliged, on political and military grounds to carry tho
war INTO the eoemys country, does no, believe wash
ingloa can be taken ~ direct attack.
The ship Mary Edison, with bresdsturs for The d,s
dressed operatives. arrived nj heast IAN Of June
u " stated that free passages wl be offered 10 a Ger
aa,n elass maie and female operatives the tnued
States ~
The befast NortAvn Whfo says The steamer Heroine
pyns between Belfast and Bangor has been sold 10 an
agent q The Con ederaie government
From Gaiignsnis Messages, Juno o
Tue rope publishes with the American desp.tch ON
Poland summary Of the reply made that note by the
kusslan government Prince Gorschakod siprIv Krnks
The Washington 'abiuet 10 gracious terms for ths attitude
OF The federal government under the crave
M which Russia Ia now placed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24
Wind n sunset
Miscellaneous.

mt0ccIIuneOuSs
STEAMSHIP uIsAxA Capt Brookng sailed yesterday for
STEAMSHIP OCEAN QUEEN, Capt Wilson, sailed yesterday
for Aspinwall.
Hs.s cs4ysosI.ISrns Islands, june s-srs o:yio,S
eargo Of lumber ashore the NE reef q the island
On :' s and as: ssr'
oS X. S sa1s .na so ssre hs
Esq, sec'y Board Of UnderwrierS) .-n
e
h r full s. ss and sS She
q e% % e
ne q n. In Ss and S nsSs e s %
BR scnR GrIprsc STAR. from Cuba New YORK. VITA
Of nd ~ her At as e %
a;rs very r. % :
In s@nx into srs pilot S.s .sI
and doing such damsse % her prcpeiiss ss may Ses.oD
d''s''''" o. . ''" I SPOKEN. sc.
ship " White Grig ron cardiff for San Francisco
Ship barnard Wood IS Gays hence for Melbourne May
i I iSSs Moore from calcu. for Bremen a.,s
Ship Alfred siorer Ryder from Liverpool for Callso ApA
Ship Australia from Liverpool for NYork June 49, LAT a
ship Southern Eagle raGs hence for Mon.s-'dso Apl
SHIP Empire steering s. sisnalized June r. iasAas
large Am ship STEERING g. rs,n.ea black. .howI.ss rod
was seen May a. ss Is n lon Is W. ."'
s sSsas sens from Boston FOR
BsiF Irene, from Boston for St Domingo, June Is sas
Foreign Ports.
BARsApos May 22-sld brig Atlantic. Black from NYort)
B.RAcoA June DIN port schrs Mansam, and Luisssa
sr s n pSr ana os-a
Knight for Boston do brg Thompson for Baltimore
,Ss1. june sid ship D Shepherd. s, John. NIB
Rssr,nauk, June 40 Am X,seI IN port Ca
YORK ids: brig West. from boston jas,.rr
or Boston next day wyman Ramsey unc; brig Shannon,
yssa csrz June LIN port ,s.ss Esp,d M.r.ea.t for
18th d. schr Bsn Faord from New Orleans arr I'd
PEE sY"r. Mach Sss
70 Oscar IN Straits Of snndai June H. Clarence at Brio
Arr rom San Francisco March H. Charlotte Andrews At
sid TNyost June 70 Dragon from Cardiff; rsh. Lon
dG sa cr Boston .h ASsr he odS from LIVERPOOL
FROM xvor --latest .S via Su &c ps,owm, w.,
oix; Denstag Queenstown; John o Gaant Liverpool
American Ports.
ps Ton. & % ssI pssSs
~ Ec @ Rss a AT Ss1t A .d Mar @
baltimore, brig John Stevens Conary Mstsn.ss
M ses 5s... s S..nson D'' Gr ss
s0H sssf ess o k,r msS. Ss a e.
Young Tsassf, Morton, NSoit: T NewsomS Kemp RsS-
sisS ss,s Af;es Is%sS ssoy S' ~ '''
PORT ROYAL June H-Arr steamer Exact stosesbury.
NYork for New Orleans ship Mountanse stevens NYork
schr Secretary penon phadepha !and "a 18th FOR Nor
Blackbrd, Weaver; Lewis Muiford Doyle; w Edridae
Smith, and Montrose, Mott do; Susan Brown Carman
Banker Ellis. NYork; Qucksfep,
wish; rlh. ex rebel ram ATLANTA, Savannah
schr Arctic, Perkins Philadelphia 10Th, steam
Ines, Haya hstansaa - .
sehrs WIN Pickering. Florence; l6th. w w Mar
- Il16N, Philadelphia Burrows Q. Clark DO; y p Bimp
81. 1lis. Nyork 17th, brig Cook MsKcnnen, do;
Thomas Nyo,s sehrsy a wooahou,s, Thomas, dol Eliza
Ia. Smith, NYork; schr Miller. Baker. Philadelphia
PENSACOLA June 1S-ln port sh % Northampton.
Nora. and VIM Schmidt Blanchard, PHILADELPHIA
barK Petra Rturgess. from do .I'T
SAN FRANCISCAN June 20-Arr ship Challenger. wnsor,
EYork
a2d-Arr ships Kls Carson crowen Boston; Bsanerres
lBrl, Dunn Hong kony 50 days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

echr Emily (Br) Munro st John. MD Dewcr
ss oss syss rss 81 tosH
seSr o;' Evans Hammond ia' %asSnstoDNen A.
sehr Frs H Abbott. Lawson. wasA,nssss-vss s'..s
sehr L,vinis Hopkins cropper misunderstanding snsss
S. sI G
s ssSr sss kS
ss1r Mary Wilsc. Bosion1s I l ss., 80, =:
ssss ssI.T s cand Sse
Win ssss .ng % .sas :'
q . Of q
sR,s sa.na rsns ,tc" Lssr"sG 70 days nth %sss
q s.SS
Essew from S senp p r. YORK x P9s' so q
%, saw number Of icebergs
SsIs S.rs ballast.
Joy as SsSs 1
iS s.ss VA. q,sa' Jans' and c''d'n..
ID CIR e as s,s Ss ssr MAY
and a 81 foo saa ssr GIVING
wf Bark 1sna p car 41 es o aT with
Thompson Hunter Sailed NJ mpany with brig VIM r
ss E.ass'h Young or r9a shss, DAYS Nth nth
to sr Es s 3. b. g. -
'q Rrr pssfS # lr1 ,s = MS,
Tss%H.$a r r. Acting T Ensign
@ v q Ion q y Us
S.. be sooa aS s's s. 70" She has
schr Farsnd Kinner. Card IS days via Delaware
st %sss b.. rs K
81 Xnioco spoke BRIG Persia from falmouth.
Snd vi on g I'VE
showing the confederate rag
with ssnr u haeS Dnsa br H'dss'n'
sehr Dexter Sparrow, Baracoa June with fruit 70 j.
ssar Village Belle Kelly Key West. IL days. with COTTON.
+. ss;I Ky s.sss: y e
s sssr Il. Si sss rs Fort ssy
w ;yh E%Sssss rc, r., Ssy
schr 9nrust Thompson. Alesandria days. 1850
ss$5 Sxs:tss% % Ss; asSsssas 81 day.
scsr 7 stewart, Havsn,: washington 4iAp
shr Mary Jones Eisabet port l e boston '
'ss Bo.e
sSr 6 a;aa snn os 9Sson
schr Boxer, Rankin. Providence
:, steamer Empire ~ transport, Hunter, Washington 70
steamer Josephine ~ transport. Grrmley, washinsoa.
Steamer Diamond Stale U uansporD, Nickel washise-
ton ss to 2ys trnns' so.,e, sa,more
Steamer asre car,s .s .,, l s.,.n
Steamer Steamer Ru Msss s% sr rsseST'snA
Steamer Coneora. Norman. rhilaoelrhn.
Bark IT, Trovatore.
B Bris Ei IS c opise'
Brig Brig Msde,,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24
lIIsCELLANEOUs.

LII PERSONS HAVING coRNs, BUNI0Ns, BAD
"A nails tender feet, Ac should have them skuly
ed BY DR. BRIGGS sarron ShircPciiss z2 Breadwsy
sisis at rs cents 90 and y per Dor ". Briggs At
ievint,r meaIiDplaster easily applets viii adhere
namsd uieersed and for ing oins nails DR.
Druggists and the ohcs or BY mail at 81 cents and o.
4 sEDRET worth KNOwTNG.-0o TO THOMAS n
"A A6NEws. 26g Greenwich street. corner AZ Murrnv,.
and zee the low prices he n selling Teas Wines CsGees
flour and Prcvsens a. and evshing ese ,nsda svery
wards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24
CITY coMMERCTAL REPORT.

Wheat quite heavy with saIcs OF 1913 600 bushes
at so 81 90 for white and 81 ~ 81 so for red and
club and amber spring, 81 IL 81 34for Chicago spying
and 81 so for amber state Corn q trIne cheaper
with sales Of los 900 bushels including mixed Western
Al axe, 76c for sound rae T4sc. for unsound and
inactive at 75c. roc Rye was selling at 81 q 81 O5
Barley and barley malt continued dull at unchanged
prices.
Cosyrs dull old quotations The stock Of coffee
70 day was III o67 bags and mats including Rio and
Santos, bags eS 64l; Java, mats, IA 500 government
bags, LAST haracaibo, 5000; Laguayra $50 st. 10
minRo 345; jamaica ia; other des, rptons 1000 The
closing prices were as follows-Ro, prime four months
abb &c; Rio good, 301sc. Sic: Rio, fair, 29isc.
3oc RIO ordinary, rs &c. 29c Rio fair 10 good car
es, 2gc Soc Java, mats and bags $50. 37c. Mara.
caioo 3ic 33c; Iaguayra, Bic. &c.; st. Domingo,
cash, CSC n 28ISc.
CoITox was quite active and up TO 6oc n e1c for mid
dlngs, with sales and resaes OF 400 bales reported
FRnoHrs-The engagements 10 dry were 20 q fair OK
tent nut shippers bad any existing advantage To Liver
pool there swere shipped 5000 bbs -four at Is 3D.,
5ooco bushels grain at 64d sgd, in bulk and bags:
200 packages xprovsions at 25s To London 300 bbls
-four al q. AID. IS. 3hd. To Gloucester a foreign
were engaged for orders at u Cd To Pefast % 600
bushels grain at 7s To an Irish port 1900 bushels
grain at 10d
PRovpross was heavy with sales Of 900 bbls
nj f11 so e Is for old, and fl2 81 f13 for mess
and $40 so t11 80 for prime Beef continued In mode
rate demand and 225 bbls were purchased al 40 so
S11 rs for plain and $12 so f4 for Lard
was steady at eHc loac with sales Of goo packages
shoulders, and exc Sc. for hams. bacon continued
quiet at 5Ac. 7c 200 boxes changed hands at these
rates Butter and cheese were selling rather freely
at previous Prices.
suoAH.-fhe market was brskcr to-day with sales or
900 hhds partly at auction, a &c 12Sc for New
Orleans, and 1okc. a1lkc for Cubs.
. Sales or Real Estate.
n AAst~p Mu1 Ile~ n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

The Mails per Africa.
BosToN, June %, 1858.
The mails per steamship Africa, for Liverpool, win
close at O'Clock to "wednesday morning. but
she will not sail till about asU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24
Arrival OF the steamer Mersey ut Hall.


Arrived on the Goth, steamer Mersey, Trond from
Liverpool with four hundred and passengers for New
York and forty Halifax. She would proceed TO New
York as soon as she discharged her cargo. o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sas,l5a,ss7 II, and the balances
81 1858 $50 SO.
The Metropolitan Bank has declared . semi
annual dividend Of four per cent, and an extra
dividend Of three per cent, both free Of govern
ment tax, payable July 8; tho Merchants Ex-
change Bank, three and one-half per cent, free Of
government tax, payable July I; The Bulbs Head
Bank, quarterly dividend Of three per cent, free
Of government tax, payable July I; the Bank Of
the Commonwealth, q semi-annual dividend of four
ger cert. payable jug 9; The Bank Of America, q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

:. =,
me sofsuncerpcnt Of the capture Of Pueba BY the
Tsucb IVES rece vSd with satisfaction On Change IN Lon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

fhoohkss of Ihk fArkioIs-hfLrrARy LOSSES AND
ExrESsEs OF THE RUSSIANS.
lsoukum Kaic may az correspondents Of GaIrusui,s
Messeugcr.l
The strife between the Russians and the Crcase,ars
continues, and with the balance of success decidedly IN
favor Of the latter. The last engagement which III
returned the newly constructed fort the r,vsr rh
BY the line Of the Chagwacha, after beng relieve cd nv
some fresh troops WHARF, vigorously attacked bv tho
msuptaineers. Ihcvht lasted four hours and hall bs
isass,sss hsipe 500 pen killed and woupded WV
another division OF Imperial uoops Advanced On z,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

ssm-annual dividend of four per cent, free Of gov
eminent tax, payable July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

( SET OF BROOM NAoBIsss roR SALE en- RAr.
Apply Berrys ha1 factory, of Thresp ga -
Ssyette eyenvss BrookJn, ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

Court CabepMar-This Day.
srrsxNs Corpr-Cpcrr Part lad burned for
term, Part 2-CalsndR slchprkod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24
S HIPPIN G NEWS.
ALMANAC von yoRE-vnm DAY
sur sisrs. 20 NOON sErs. II 80
SETS. - HIGH WATER 70
NJ Ma n. a

i. CLEARED
seamship Ocean Queen Wilson, Aspinwal-D Allen
ship The dors knoop tBr) Lasey, AIverpoei-Funch.
Ship James Hovey lBrl, Doyle, Liverpool--A Lcary
Ship YORKTOWN, Meyer, London-tlrin nell Minirp A On
ship Matador (Brcml kinrnc, London Ringer Broa ~
shin Winshrvp, Stewart New ORE ans-J Atkins Co
BARK Harzburg tBrem), Wachter nfon-RuRer Bros
BARK Sea Skinner Br) Bas.ett Csrila Boyd HIncken
Bars Amelia, Wells. Asrfn wall--Metcaif A Duncan
Bark Omega, Poster. Baltimorc-B IIussey Co
Bark hAtteawm. Erickson, Bdston--C Prcndsrras
Brig Goodhuc tBr) Besser, ~ Thonss-TJsmes
Dria Zero tBfl, Henson, Demsrnra-J Whitney 4 Co
brig Paragon abrl Walls, Ctenfueges-CA Peters.
Brig Thes II Rowland. hcCsriy. Philadephis-Mosre 4
Henry.
schr Helena (Br, Fescher, TB.asso--B J wenbuyr
sehr Maria Jane tpr). Crosby. Picton-Brsh Bon Co
ssh xnms tbr), nsCopser, Halifas-HJ Q DSwen,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

Oh
$4,000 U 8 6's. 'S1 reg
5000 U 8 6's, ~ cou
5000 Missouri Sc. :.
10000 illinois w loan.
5000 MICS 'sc1msfbds !
1000 MichC Cen SIS old
1900 Pits, FtW&C I'm
10000 American gold.
20 shs Com'wlth Blk /
10 Hanover Bank. ]
so Canton Company.
100 Cumb al..prf.sS0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

sssss Ss : =. s. s sss
1000 U 8 Oh, '66. -.
5000 US %, "a, CO.
1000 IT'S 10pcno&A
10000 Virginia o's. :.
$4,000 Missouri SIS.
: 1000 d0.........
$4,000 Mo6'sitoH&St 10
5000 Brooklyncisywl
5000 N Y Cen 6's.
1000 N Y Cen 7's.
500 o Mems 'sclstsf b
5000 Mich SO I'd mtge
1000 Chic h NWlslm
5000 Chi&NW2m $50
1000 Tol n Wab I'd m
1OO0Mn&PraidClstm
1000 Cleve h Tol $ i'd
l0O0Pitts .FW&C2dm
10000 Miss &Mo land Z
$4,000 American gold.
$4,000 do.
8 shs Am Exch BIZ.
Is Continental Bank .
$50 Canton Company
20 Del h Hud { an Co
425 Cumb Coal pref. +.
200 American Coal Go
so Wyoming v CT Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

Amsricu. Adams Phisdslphia; 18th, bark voiilssur
beth EnslI.h English, Pbsaspha; 10Th, bark Gasri-
PENSACOLA. June l3-ln port sh % Northampton.
barK Petra sturgess from do
SAN FRANCis 500, June ao--Ar ship Challenger wiasor
EYork
a2d-Arr ships Rlt Carson. CroweI. Boston, Beanerres
(Br), Dunn Hong Konv. So days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

The Common Council Of Bescaw had decided 10 send
deput ton 10 the King pc ition him 10 withdraw his
late ordinance against the ana convoke the Diet
The deputation has gone TO Perrin.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-08

Committee-M Campbell T Stanley R W Ste
veHAon Mrs R Swallow Mrs s Storrs.
GLASS JELLIES, PRESERVES,
PICKLES, AND CANNED FRUITS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-08
Rules AND REGULATIONS.

l. Monday will be devoted to receiving,
entering and arranging articles offered for
exhibition but no articles will be received
or entered after 6 O'Clock p. M, Cd Wednes-
day.
9. Articles intended for exhibition must
be entered on the Secretary's books before
they are admitted within the Enclosure. No
article can be removed from the ground,
except by consent of the Board, until the
close Of the FAIR, raf -s.
3. No article can be entered to compete
for more than one premium, except as a part
Of collection" in the same class, or among
"sweeI stakes."s p g q a. erss 1850.
A. No premium will be paid to those not
members OF the Society; and all the parties
of any firm must be made members, before
being entitled to compete for premiums.
./. ADMISSION.
s. Members of the Society and their
families admitted free during the Fair.
6. One-dollar ticket good for one person
only, and good during the Fair.
7. Two dollar ticket, admitting the own
err, his wife and their children under twelve
years of age, during the Fair.
8. Twenty fve-cent tickets each good for
one day only.
9. No vehicles, teams or saddle horses
admitted, unless entered for premiums.
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
10. The awarding committees, OF judges,
will be called, at O'Clock on Wednesday,
in front of the Board of Directors stand,
when all vacancies, if any exist, will be
! filed. They viii be furnished at the same
time with list of articles to be examined;
and they will report their awards to the
Secretary.
IL. The Society will not be responsible
for any losses or accidents that may occur.
IL. License will be granted for two stands
within the Enclosure, for SIS each, for the
sale of any articles except intoxicating
liquors.
49, All stock entered must be kept hal
tered, and under control of the owners, who
will furnish their own feed.
IA. Competitors on field crops must fur
nish certificates, with three good witnesses,
and the exact measurement of the ground
Is. Animals will be exhibited in the
rings prepared for that purpose, and the
premium ribbons attached by the judges be-
fore leaving the inelosure. First premium,
red second, blue. -...
l6 The awarding committees will allow
nothing but diploma premiums where there
is no competition, but will give favorable
notice of stock on exhibition. l.r .
II. An entry fee of from so cts. to So 81
on mules and jacks, and of from 25 cts. t
ST on other articles, will be charged, &C
Icording to the value of the same. T
NorE-D, diploma; K. F., Kansas Farmer
E N, Emporia News c., certificate.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-08
WHOLE No. 297.

If the blood comes from wound by Jets
and spirits, be quick, or a man will be dead
IN a few minutes, because an artery is sew
cred. Tie a handkerchief loosely around
the part, between the wound and the heart;
put stick between the handkerchief and
the skin twist it round until the blood cea-
ses to flow, and keep it there until the doc
tor comes. If in a position where hand
kerehief cannot be used, press the thumb
on spot near the wound, between the
wound and the heart; increase the pressure
until the bleeding ceases, but do not lessen
the pressure for an instant, until physi-
clan arrives. so as to glue up the wound
by the coagulation or hardening of the cool
ing blood. -
If your clothes take fire, slide the hands
down the dress, keeping them as close to
the body as possible, at the same time sink
ing to the floor by bending the knees; this
has smothering effect on the flames. If
not extinguished, or a great Roadway is
gone, lie down on the floor, roll over and
over, or, better, envelop yourself in carpet
rug, bedcloth, or any garment you can get.
always preferring wooden.