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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30
Federais Occupy TuscumbIa

CAIRO, April 29.-The Memphis Bulletin
has resumed publication under close censor
ship 1t Ptates the Federals occupy Tuscumbis.
The attack was made on the place Thursday
last. After stout resistance the rebels we're
driven OUT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30

Alb. MuLLET, Of Cincinnati, has been ap
pointed Chief Clerk of the Construction Bu-
reau, Of the Treasury Department. of the Uni.
ted States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30
Lives Lost by the Anulo-saxon

MONTREAL, April ga dispatch from the
mail officer on the Anglo.Saxon says ell the
mails are lost, and that two hundred and fifty.
seven lives are lost ont Of total Of four hun
dred and forty five souls.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30

WANTED-KNITTING MAcHINE)-Farmer
w Volunteers and Others, to know that their ''woi
men folks' can earn e5 to $40 per week with one o,
cost In thirty days. Price, complete, $50. Weight IS
pounds Freight from so cents to 81 So Send for cir
cular and samples. (Send stamp.)
ELLIOT & BRANSON,
General Agents,
april2l63-dly 100 Lake street, Chicago, Ill.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30

Two HUNDRED AND slvEETEEN convslescent
soldiers, belonging to Gen. Burnside's corps,
were sent forward from Camp Chase on Tues,
day, to join their respective regiments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30
Another Hnnx.

New YoRK, April 29.-The Herald's dispat tch
states the alleged discovery OF telegraphic
communication with the rebels across the Ran
pahannock ia o hoax,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30

NEW YoRK, April 29.-The large engine
house of the Erie railroad, iu Jersey city, some
two hundred feet in length, and three locomo-
tives, were destroyed by fire this evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30
AlyN MANHOOD.
Q3l3 HOW LnaT. HnW RRarnn

just published, in Sealed Envelope. Price Six Gents.
A Lecture ON she Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure Of Spematorrh@a or Seminal Weak.
ness involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility and I'm.
pediments TO Marriage generally, Nervousness Con.
sumption, Epilepsy and Hits Mental and Physical In.
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse etc--By ROBERT
]. O0LVERWELL, NJ. D., Author Of the Green Book
etc. - %. .tlf7
A Boon 20 Thousands OF Sufferers,
Sent under seal, In plain envelope to any address
post paid, on receipt Of six cents, or two potsag,
stamps, BY DR., oHAg. ]. o. KLINE 1877 BoWsry
uev YORK, Post Once Boz No, 1850.
aplI-3md&WiB '.l..I.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30
New York Money Markst-Apsil %.

New York Money Market-Apfil %.
Money easy and unchanged.
Sterling Exchange dull and nominal at l64@l65 fol
FIRST class bills.
Gold opened at so. declining to 49, advancing to 50H,
| and closing quiet at 50x@60H per cent. premium.
Government stocks and scarcely 90 hm. o. 3. 6e 81
coupons l06x. 7-3O Treasury notes 1857.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30
Bachelors Hair DYE!

THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BAToHELOR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to bs distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the lsas remedies
the Ill sec Of bad dyes, and lnvIgoratos The hair for
life' GREY, BED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly tuns
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold BY all Druggisb, etc.
III The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BAToHB-
LoR, on ns Josr sidss OF each 6os.
Factory No. 81 Barclay strooI,
Qate 233 Broadway and 10 Bond street,)
mAy2e-dawly NEW YORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30

wANrrD-From to 10 boarding horses at
slmonton's Ezchapge. Price 81 so per week,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30

\ Removed from his old OfTice.
DR.. A. D. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.
Columbus, o. has devoted himself fora series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases He may bs
consulted st bis ohOs Broadway, III. Exchange
Bank
/ janl0dn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30

oMNDus will call at the principal Hotels In time to
take Passengers TO the Depots before the departure OF
the city, by leaving orders at the once State east Of
High Street. Also, will be In readiness ct the Depots
the arrival Of all trains, to convey Passengers and
Baggage to ell parts Of the city.
W. D. HAWKES. & Co., Proprietors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-30
gbe.0 0bio 5tatesnra,r
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 30. 1863
rail- Road rimo Table.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Oonm
Cas On and after April Goth, 1862 trains will a.
lolloWu
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

7 lpIPg rRIMxIvgs-spErfALiTY or YsExcu
l ssts yuaursDs, fsr dresses aud cioaxs, Al ! OAR
foIs ca Eroaavsy, usau Lassras Bosss.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
ASTROLOG r.
ANTHOLOGY.
b. MAURICE, THE GREAT AND RIAL AsrRoLo

IA. ger
III your destiny you III know
Then Ia Professor Maurice co.
H. the future will unfold,
Reai from yondcF orbs Of god
If therc's DANCER In tie way.
Learn its natur, hcfsrn yon srays
YOU can by iiuley care,
Turn its seeming foGl TO fair.
A b. MAURICE n. great and real astldl0ger Of iao
Beecker with ~ secrets that living mortal
Lefore VIII tsllad the 0f past
Pres MT and fuure and gives 70 al his visitors forknow
sgc general aialrs throughout their mole nfe
lie tells IN regard Ia hfa W.ah, friends enemies love
cctrtshin and marrFges omnt'nu. happiness or misc
sain loss. sc. +e tbc VIII and
ife /. intended s.iand and wife, ciusiRg
spceav marriages viii brus out hopeless
All In arinc nnder denrasinn spirits distress aud
anguish ~ minds lom whatever canse shonh ~ q Prot
Maurice for relief aha rnltaf Questions answered by
letter ladies' J9r Gauu. 81. Tho great
of isan In fpunianco@s aud ieid anowedge
nf aud present fo Gh.n IN rapport with him
kee forcca s OF unss ere arees enable hin q give
IeTsee isf8ctinn o. visitors Ladies. J. reutleen,
~ Hours from A. ~ tA9 t1N. l25 Bleeckcr street,
- q rou broadway
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
NUbEEIENT0e

tDEaY or AusIc.-rHE orE9A u.prr2uv
Dreetor /. happv 10 aan ounce snat having compeea
unnars arran .enlcnta he viii reopen the Academy
1 6 for tke regular season OF Italian Opera, on
MONDAY, October s. 1853
Il IN Dspigr.ti's a nous Opera Ia three ATS o.
ROBERTO DkNEREUA.
isn.nal olutae tiers Will be sustained by
MAnAME 3OSETINE MtDORI
as Queen Elizabeth.
MILE. HENRIETTA SriIER,
as LADY Nottingham.
SIGNOR FkANCiSsu MALLoLENi,
as Roert0 lses ereHg, y. NJ o. ysseN.
sIGNoR FERDINAEDO BkL'iNI,
~ Duke nj NOTTINGHAM,
iisted by n pufcgs,,ls Orchestra and largely aug
= Chorus which hav. been elected with especial care
best talent the ely 40 order Ia secure thorough
ney in each drpartment
C,peras of RfioLETro. NORMA, LONE, JUDITH
HrfiI, FAUST, DON GIOVANNI, LDCSELiA BOZ
hni others. viii follow in rapid succcssion.
PRICES OF ADMISSION AS USUAL.
Fox Onlcn OF the academy ~ nov open, where suo
Gus received FOR twelve nights
several olces Tor the sale Of Tickets for each operae
sentation will opcn their respective places on the ~
s.oDer.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
GcnANroN coEA 81 Arcn.N

.
- N8#1Ae SfrFHr. Srw NoFA. sepi. ft 1875
IN d #oNrar4 H bolt tnr eig. I'll lular mopaAo aaF
5Us1y tH -gtl SO ltnb Il. t3 ), At ~ uNnt.
tHe Asrf he Merchants fxrftuEe. ~ AM
Exchange p4,. wlllan sttf ~ Whiea tlNr
l.er III 3aer. h~Slg .US ~, pER Auctt'1err
44EsI.s sglsL THOUSAND iDNE or FHksH MINED
A,.AN4oh HNNiA
ahrheng an thc r.ual n ernha thrir depot
I.0anrthpuf n - after The itt ~ October noai ihe{
Nt Fyuts sAC auction IS On Ut about NE w. q thN
i0n atA aa lnE hr srst is3
lp s.e E Al tnsit.se IRch lot mt 30 Viii lie sold f.
- l Test bd cy. lidE, HI any fatn mancter, bsns
ftrp ~ . he+Alf at the rduIrtnY.
INNS ems, tln, sgbo fnfs ~ bs iai ~ thr
np ana ar 0l mud balance m liee ftufs, on
Ioeays :, orter tc ,0a Which must ~ called Tor
Ntl days thcr after 4nd ts coal tnson aNay wiAin
rv DAYS from ne sale unias~ navigation y o.
s,Ecta Buters who wis! however can have a1 AID.
AtF' fifF dayS tssfB r 'air" " ncll pu las =,
~ mnta furter denasi ~ Af' cent per ION. within ihe
above bIcch.d. lniefeyf ~ seven cent pe
eanpr VA In ,fh ease ~ arse or he haanrc frante
tfle stratol1ol payment AurI nad ant vscurhss ants
Itl ton 81 40 c1peasa " h1s~ln e toiboiA ~ Y.
raiN fetverw ~ ardar.
Tic lthcr eoaA}il0aa a vi re substantially those
fII.ge aeegad ai purchasers ly pttatc contrart 81
coal d.iyr.b. k a. thpprt, lar ns nppAraba fhr
co-l viii ta deiiy rod direct FROM cara 90 the arrival
from l" mines wAeh Uracilcahr-d hcrwlss frptn 'hH
These con1iapps N De modified - hirc hr wants
JOHN BRisBiS, President.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

n atfKs nN - ~ NON*B orsEttstN Nf
A srAft uF aFe Nt n vsN8 fNfNMetae eaNaft& MaN
E ,TstfpHs III a. m8 fH@ a #taM.a y h#M u
ErNs ans fssf wfh stem - taNEfast WI F#*t# #r
et akfsf 81 taFte Wis ISL rt Nf# 90 teaf =.
y ~ N yglrai rsaufr 4 afrw "a sas - A. h t#-t
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
4 BETTER AsrR0LouIsr Is NOT 70 Bg POUND

q y % uq.s4 states iasn nr, L D, tud NJ. $. D
snsn Al o,hcrs iali ra-s can be consulted % %
aseaa a. fa' :, ,ss sT@1a ia % & 4 osaas staS5 sss
recovering popery, 4ar y absent frienss, also
s'ssness Il reeoye 6e tae aey wi Sesina sren%;
nsdns are sdaeed - ~ NIX pe'soa rem. Ia,
des 90 .en senilenen oaotops answered y ieiter,
@ asa saG 10 sroar6toes N.ab rsaci neae eSn S
nation, he uaiiy,ies Of rp y II; seward G.n rant
cens 6rce 10 Greene strae, teo y rnn,e,si
4 nnooKLYS cLAlRvoYAar MADAME c!lFF,Rp.
~ o 'ss ,ais ,i ,a n,ns As & & '1 No. 4 se,. .,ce
p"ss. p@s ''Ss o % anG. icas @as ass a@s
Gc.a " ya etr 's c ag fa @ p.lur a s"' ="
A HoyA aS,la sps e. a o1 r4s s Z, a.ay ~ Sys
u saur y - soen as ~ eatr H1r lis m past, re
brng- Success oat of tie MOST . undertlsIrss
s ssys mass e" % n: H H % c ge,v''S
laGica and tentemrn' Z 'c"as
A sIoslsnlya 70 ALL AApAMr loK0gy,
% e e ao ,s9n ,ss sES 0S % aa va Il n "sa y
maeie,narS i nov III ti saioa snd ncr c MI 10
G BE- sand Il =" ws9e mes WEI se s.S hams ~
absent friend wthout a3v elarse isf Ledov
urai id i '.e .. rnnlr, Gente ~ oJ.n,s~d.
TnE oRrArEsr woNnIn II TIE World Is TnE
consulted w.ih io s'se, i sntleis @ - AZ aas's n h
mako Won be0l e n4 FNt 9"a ti 8fN ~ nrt tbeefher
tho>. scpsTgiea Ladies' seuts. VI lu4gl
avenue ADa~e Tmelfth ttteeL
VINO I'D Nor 20 TO MAKE TnE!g IsAIrSE
w 90 " ,yanc and M to see miss WELLINGTON the
removed English Pfophc1ss unis rsay aknowi let iaf
hest or al Ahtn0gfs who guarantees tn secure 1 ~ 2
WHO consult her health wealth AMI happiness arf wArAns
10 imyar 20 tcn ufuH ation - The nLnatt uiHdaAcs
relative n lawsuits iolrefs absent trlenfs ate co&ft
HIP rafnge hidden encniss ana t.tanbst ~
fact, u a. Affairs II TIL 'Braye oer- learn oA' daeni 2.
aiory. ac % death II feeA yanr own phstrFfy asf
I'll ~ gated ana hea sufn yonas htg n sbflh e,tA.a
opposite fiGth Misc W - TIE only NcrnE ~ ftF
ca,p has the GEM Koman and Arabian RspRns igr
i0ye fap8 tp@s ana basness afAifswarrnidHf for LII.
LWUt hers given also l.ealr rC~reantie lily fmfc
uu,e. nru8 nness cured AL WsalbtN ~ IA aaA hta
hr gd rsci inrd
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

Ns.rrivo~taL -wulspYrB ~ EWpg c0s
nj fs-s is .aftnat r f'cra.ah5a ~ ~ hahrs*t
a. 49, ~, ~, = ,uu.sr> t.ty 81 ,s% go. ~ -
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
MATCHES. JEwELRy, &c.

l.ASti PAID FOR DtA8 8vsD 1lNlLNf--flNt 4. ~.
" g,s Stenes n4asht A. tarH WI z. N4.ee Ietff ana
Ind a cswets ifar sAap MHntsd. NIU8tnn# r~f o.
Hoes ~ aud II 70 E NNNs
B ". rtLNB. damon Broker. hf. II aadwaE.
CsfHroaSA DfANoNps sEt N SOLID t.fgn1EEy
q. Nai IL AW 10 thr " y N4i A. 8Ha
fourth he pr rtas AZ g. ~ So; Fr9t. h8fg ftl.
paYrn. $40 st HlNt.. 81 q sl' a. aaeyFtn.rt
al har u a. lest nnA fssaloushsH Ge*Gs by
express 9r i. aI ae ttfepf st ttr as
ugfdTyAL 4 jacobs, t.s sfsstway.
ftovpo MOS ANp 0olD rtsTE9 RstcifLs
\ 4f1. 9f1ts g. WN. TEES ssrifH* N astN
,arI the eol.r *. T.8. Nx9 0H effsf fed Flfnl
staN 8n 0Ht8 - NaeN rNAn w.rr#Hta& ta sasN stHs
81 a. rvaf sf1f's TOSS
Vkt3iNNL = ttc0as. ~ EtssSasg
MATCHES NatCHE~ NAfeHEr-A erse ssaf..
w ranui uf naa ste1fA hAef toss aHt nfffI
u.teAs. MAf4 stlitw .fr~#taNrN .fs
SILVER w8res $50 s1) ga.d A. sts n 80 e8 ~a' ts
tnssu i krhsng~ baUst oi taNh Lfffg at~ Nsi fF
oRIaINAL l. JAcOBs. ~ Hsa.asay
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

A uCTI0N hOfICf.-A GOOD CHANCE TO HHEED
~ " horses The celebrated trotins stallion Young
VIII be snid Monday tie 3-h inst II u oroA
400 sixth Also three harness and saddle Horse
rot la thse. minutes Also. double a. OF hGht
Hagu.ss Roe&HN aud suikey and trans Wagon, banA
s;G &c A.. viii - sold without reserve
WILLIAM ABBOTT Au-toncer
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

GALE ~ P!,ILAnEtrrlA, FOR ACCOUNT OF rstf.
? - spt ea-~New Go,hns-On SATURDAY mnutnf Sgpi
20 tn 48 &, he store, ID be- aad at pNhhe
fsc fur account 81 rrd siHtes 5soD Great lais
mounted aen; 100 lnant3 l'rlvat coats 6t) fat- of
cash VI TFIuN ~ S.spSs. hucilaartrs
10 .Al ~ sl.ll t.-LrtA atl-e, Phllaal LrAa. va
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

DuY COUJ..
I,uurfgG FOX DREss TRfsMiNos ALI wsTEET
ste Nv nla4 Afe tNe1 W zeal Nrr@en handr, n
~ unsarpassea manner, A J. DAEfvlS, ag Brosaway
wnd-r IaSarrc u01he.
nm. Nras
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

uARDING's EAGLE FREE AND EASY. 2ss EIGHTH
IL avenue, hctwccn Twenty second aud Twenty tird
Ned Perry the aaiss Tish and Dutch singer of
the day pres es this even sssted py May, Jonson WI
ians and Harding N. R,-Tvo food waters wanted.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
L,oE sKw oniKtyH ptsnrr.
r ~ I'll sa eitt~. Nal ssausAfr

surn0nIgiIfos NTkFE Uosrts-tov
u Co., .Y.FrH sfsfs
fsesNtt NA# #fNtFs
NstF fm taMf
NMnamf#N ~ W u &4y
@t f.t..s N 49, 49,. I'm N&H t# 90 "a Fa
@asW y ssAs anaa as.ft ftm sMm a. re- ana~vsAas
~ wa4. asa mNNf k - ~ = t'fs# ~
- rsemssfv f..ttah ttt A ft%AMs Tset~e - 49,
t4MN 1900. -.a@4 ... 80.
$500 t.tt 80. f.F NaA#frate HaH#~sE
..fNWsN So NHfM#f.t = fs'Ht lhat o.
f#HN# Ha s4 H r. - 8NNt No
,.. " ~ .e e. ~f aNEM t#t.sf ~ 4 "A
49, " ark
~. @f..a. - mo&ssAst
Fe8t sN#e AtttHs
Al af#.rt@f n M.kKs* t t@Rfs
..#" W MNsf
y U.r...af fRfA IA Na*wntf.
#M W Ba..AMA Il Na.eN# #M &8tM8.
f. Wm.Mt@I b Less 81 a Hs.#
stN p#t.ttNt~4m W# NaN Nf@
4. nst3..N III III f1sts MsW rssNs
sse FfsaE ase N.ttt ~ II. NE
N8NrNNEK #mNrN.#.
9.s Hses m#tt.aes NfseN .# aasts faas# at =
4#M Is. e*4aWfs aaU. f.e NM# tMFaeY
~. #.MI MrNn fr8taHsf IS tAM MNN e8 ~kn
a. tsatHn. Ds4 ntsta.s faaMs 4. sf aM# sNs.I
s4n assfsts'- rg.fvvat ..4
f.f4#A
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

DS MINSTREL ALL.
5l4 YROADWAY 5If
s.. Nicholas Hotel. uENRY WOOD Proprietor. &c
'Ep MoWSEs TRIuMpHAsr SUCCESS
lost, TIE GHOST. TIE GHOST,
HOST OF HAPPY UNCLE TOM.
"a rHk DANCING GHOST
- September a. aud every evening daring the week
WOOuS MISSTRELS.
Horn, Charley Fox. ank srower, A. y. Talbot,
7 ite. &. Henry, ID. s. Wamhod, Lockwood, Gienn
q RAJ, Master Wooa. Isaaes Rroihers Hasam, ieis.
tIsIS : AGAIN. oTHELLO, FOUR CROWS
me GHOST Of HAPPY UNCLE tom,
THE RAILROAD EXPLOSION. 6c., &c.
open at "a 10 ]. commence at 20 3 Tickets - cents
JE-A GRAND GHOST MATINEE,
~ Afternoon, Sept e. Commencing at az O'Clock
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

pl cRoCHREON wooD-BAR1E TOWNSEND :
- On MoH las 2s,h inst AZ ~ oe"eki m board tae =
se foot o EAse street, Jersey CITY sale positive 70 heh
bidder fo particulars inquire Of the aaotoneefs Mont
Eonrry street. Jersey CITY.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

MM. ## NNN %N M Nt4fN #tf A&
u ts psr.at =,
HM## M #NfH~
MNM4 Wh# NH## m.Hs4
af knsM h ses .pshssne
.se t.sa t.s.tt t.gn - 4sns rfa.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

THE FAIR or THE sEAsoy.-GREAT ATTRACTION,
at the Franklin Agricultural Society, AT Somerrile ~ ~
Sept o. 1863. al. who wish anc
ast i,oitrg Viii BE- led. a. there y large amonEt
Of ltei ~ nom ;p - ~ and ffrll s5p % 81.
Thcre ~ u fun,e nse anil Eaube I'll
conntrv ~ thpy are invifea ~ sssul tie
rt4n rafafy, d,itr fare
anted ia prire tie central Paifcai q. .aw Jc*e,
and Nil pier No Nom saGGs
Ior ie; reshmcnts rent. ID. SASDERSDN, President
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

YORK THEATRE.
Lac Wa!ack's rorEer or Broome st. aad Broadway.
INNESsE SUCCESS
Z truly wonderful
WARrfNE'Efi AEp MARzErrg FAMILIES,
lARTINETrI aNp IARlEgn FhMiLIhs,
NARTI&ErTi ND MstIB1Tf FAMILIES,
gal the finest Dancers aad rantOInimisis now 10
Try.
GARD TO THE PUBLIC
ne reneiabeis- t.at upon the opening OF the above
sahlisislne.t the management set out with The IN.
II giving patrons thn benefit OF quick changes ~
1nca. @hf p-o Mise, hey ualter Themselves, tAef
a#thart1 kept pro- 'aein. thn short space ~ $50
loss than I've entire pantou mes and sis rntire
aesldeg 4 variety of ether entertainments; h"f I'm
o lie unprec edaateI II the nagGifceut
3 iary Pan.uuine of the
GREEN MOkSrER
Or WHITE KNIGHT,
GfEEN MONSTER
OR WHITE KNIGHT,
,till Increasing audiences each evening thev beg 30
- for its further continuance during this wceh, PRO-
1 The 'an,e time Ia evening the
NEW AND EXQUISITE BALLET
the
IS ROSE DE NAL
:, evoutohs the
IfGiir ROPE,
,tta Ia9ffei, and Master panl Maviineti
Cille AMI Paruuat. 80 cents Orchestra Chairs, rs
fafny Circle. rs reufe.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
syiIPPIN q.

SIEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL r0ueuiNa ~
- Qessnsiown, Cork hsr'uT -1he Liverpool Nov Nofs
ana ihi.dcrha Steaaeftp Company intand drspaehine
ErNA aefar.fav Sen, "a
cry OF wAsHiNaTos - sa,nnlay 0c,
CITY or MAhCHFsTER Oct
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-03
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

Dr. wishart: 1 have been a constant sufferer with
Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years, during which
time cannot say that ever enjoyed perfectly well
day. There were times when the symptoms were more
aggravated than at Others and then seemed it would
be great relief to die. had at all times unpleas-
ant feeling IN my head, but lattorly my suherings
much increased that became almost unfit for business
of any kind, my mind wat continually filled with gloo
my thoughts and forebodngs, and if attempted to
change their current by reading at sensation Of
icy GOODNESS, in connection with dead weight, It
were, rested upon my brain; also feeling Of sickness
would my stomach, and great pain to my eyes,
accompanied with which the continual fear Of
losing my also experienced great lasstude,
debility and nervousness, which madej it difficult to
walk by day or sleep by night. / became averse to
society, and disposed only to seclusion; and having
tried the skill OF number Of eminent physicians Of
various schools finally to the conclusion that
this disease at my present age IS years. there
cure IN existence. But, through the interference Of
Divine Providence, to whom l devoutly offer my
thanks, last 70 und sovereign remedy in your Dys-
pepsia Pills and Tar Cordial which to have eec-
tusy removed almost the last trace Of my long list Of
ailments and bad feelings and In their place health,
and coutentment are my everyday companions.
JAMES NJ. SAUNDERS,
No. 453 North Second street, Philadelphia formerly
Of Woodbury., N. j.
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Escaped from Castle Thunder.

1t is not the rebels alone who escape from
our prisons,-Castle Thunder, at Rich
mond, is subject to leakage The editor
Of the Washington Chronicle has been
called upon by eight soldiers and suffers
who escaped from Castle Thunder on the
18th, in company with rs others, who wer @
recapturcd. OF their escape from C'.stle
Thunder the Examiner says:
The room in which the Yankee desertsrs
between eighty and one hundrs d in mum.
Der, are confined, is on the fir, + floor If the
Castle, which is about ten or twelve feet
below the level of the allev way. which runs
along the rear of the Cas- sie The prisoners
removed the masonry from the rear wall,
facing the alley, mine'4 directly across it, in
line about fourtee' feet below the surface.
directly under the tread of the sentinels,
and emerged on ..Lain street. The aperture
created was two feet ia diameter, aud was
made 10 rise AS its terminus was approach
ed NO tools were found about the tunnc /,
and 1t the prisoners employed any, save their
ringer nails they carried them off with
them in their flight But fer the sudden
coming of daylight, there was nothing to
prevent thu escape Of every prisoner in the
room from which ran THIS extraordinary
tunnel
The Chronnle is informed that the open
ing made by the escaped prisoners was
thirty feet in length, and was effected by
means Of bayonet, a broken door hinge,
and the hands Of the men.
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The News.

From the unsatisfactory and muddy tel-
sgr.ph dispatches we are able to gather that
. battle was fought between MEADE AND
LEE, Cd Monday, in which the rebels lost
700 or 800. Cen. MEADE is reported to
have fallen back upon Fredericksburg, and
LEE has gone in the direction of Gordons'
vile.
1t is rumored that Gen. HOOKER 10 to be
placed again in command Of the Army OF
the Potomac.
The rebel prisoners taken at Lookout
Mountain foots up 1000; and the mountains
are full of Kentucky and Tennessee desert
ers trying 10 get back to their bones.
The New York city election seems to
surprise everybody. BooLE was the regu-
ar nominee of both Mozart and Tammany,
and was supported by all of the Conserva-
tive papers of the city, and BLUNT was the
regular Republican nominee and was sup
ported by ell of the Radical papers. GuEN.
TIER was the nominee of no organization
aud was supported by no paper; yet he was
elected by nearly 1000 majority.
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YSPEPSIA.
Positive Cure for Dyspepsia
The Great American Dyspepsia
Pill.

We say with safety that ninety cases out Of every
hundred that with consumption had at first only
DYSPEPSIA. Dyspepsia quickly lays the foundation for
other diseases some Of which are of the ia tai
character Dyspepsia is ephatically the disease that
takes from US that bracing stimuli OF ambition and
hope enaoustes and lunfts US for the enterprise OF
life We say to the sick and to physicians Of every
school, that In DR.. Wishart's Great American Dys-
pepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial, there is cure
FOR the worst cases dyspepsia.
DR.. wishsrt has treated in the past twenty years,
(9S9O) nine thousand three hundred and ninty pa
tients for Dyspepsia in its various FORMS and in every
case where the medicine taken directed it made
a perfect cure. number of the above cases had
been treated by the most eminent physicians in this
country and Europe.
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llI RESTORATION OF THE SnUTHERN
STAThs.-There is going To be a great deal
ct trouble about the restoration of the
Southerrn States t. the Union after the
lighting Is over We hear that President
Lincoln IL preparing a plan in regard: to this
matter and We hope it may be good one.
We are reliably informed that an election
was regularly held in Louisiana on the first
Monday in November, as the State laws
direct, and that Mr.. j. L Rddell, of New
Orleans, was elected Governor of the Sta tie,
and Messrs. A ?. Field, of New Orleans,
Joshua Baker, of st. Marys parish, anil
Thomas Cottman, oe Ascension, were elect
ed Representatives to Congress The Chase
and Stanton faction in New Orleans tried
to prevent this election, in order to keep
Louisiana out Of the Union until slavery be
abolished; and We understand that Stanton
used the military to interfere with the cleo
tors. but unsuccessfully. These facts raise
new issues and the President must be
ready to meet them according to the Con
stitution. 1t is Our opinion, however, that
Grant and Meade will do more to restore
the Union than any politicians.