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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-10
IMpORrAsr TO LADrm-DR. HARyrrs ErnILr PILE

IMPORTANT TO LADIRs-DR, HARvEYs RE6ALR PnLs
have never yet failed In removing difficulties arising
from obstr or sppage Of nature or In restoring
the system TO perfect health when suffering from spinal
Affections, Prolapsus Uteri, the Whites, or other
weakness Of the Uterine Organs Tho pills are perfect
ly harmless on the constitution, and may be taken by
the most delicate female without causing dstressj at
the time they act like charm by streugthening
invgoratiDg and restoring the system to healthy con-
dition and by bringing the monthly period with reg.
ularity matter from what the obstruction may
arise. They should however, NOT be taken during the
first three four months Of pregnancy though safe at
any other time, miscauiage would be the result.
Each box contains go Pills. Price One Dollar.
DR.. HARVEY'e Treatise ON Diseases OF Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage Barrenness, Stshty, Repro
duotion and Abuses Of Nature, and emphattcaiy the
Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, q pamphlet OF so
pages sent free to any address Six cents required
pay postage.
The Pills and book will be sent by mail, when do
Sired securely sealed. and prepaid, by
j. BRYAN, M. D., General Agent,
No. 70 Cedar 6t., New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
ID. soANLAN O. co., Wholesale Agents.
nINnTNJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-10

The Democracy carried Batavia, Clermont
county, BY splendid majority, on the 9Th
int.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting OF The Stockholders Of the 90
i iumbus Gas Light aud Coke Company will be hold
en- at the office OF the Company the goth inst 10
elect Directors for the enungdyer and transact such
other business aB may come before the meeting.
A. b. R0BINs0N, Secretary.
aprliIO83-l0td |t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-10

Election at CreStline, Ohio.
CREsTLINE, o., April 6.
This township gives tMo hundred Democrat
10 majority. Buoyrus township elects thewholt
Democrat ticket by seventy five majority.
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ELLSLER'S ATHENEUM.


Doors open before 2; Curtain rises at In o'clock
precisely.
Prices OF admision;-Dress Circle and Parquette 5Oc
Family Circle, csc; oolored Gallery, $50,
Box Once open from 10 A. NJ. to 5P. NJ
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eEhe TsrfitnriaA zs;tsns. from ouisha
son eur ssbass Hiisd With reading matter.
which We presume q highly. interesting
to osrsa sasrman friends, but wholly nth:
out eharassa sos M. II We inEend aosmploy.
an intet psstsr. far What hssnhsve
Ne. that HssyaAss sisa pot lssllandering Us
essSy lseeks "a enr aeTnaAne yfailsw,cititi4
asss. sRiss sss srsAsla llnh blissfaI iisno,
rsacs q tha Eses. !. os 9ss se to knov
Ahat he i not eailiag us Black Repub7
aieap,6 Ibolition;ss, and every ever other
ngly Ii, ssas : fhAs Ia he en- en- tkiak asf y Or it
na may Be risdicaling % baiots ths German 81
element Ind enisyirpgl u ,Hisny ia J ! gsSd tsugh
with his lager bier.,' st tRs expense Of
our ignorahoS. D we don'f intsad to stand
II any oaeef We shaa employ aare arespon-
sibie German scholar hol !" 70 t6eft translate hlt the
&<;tgs aadrertisemnents and ali,' tsns esery;
~ iEiE 10 HuitsFit.ssG Bs4s tE.s.:0
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I. EassNhsrsia sedsy's issussw q hs fopnd
.aeaM for o business meeting eis the lsAni'
larry ,Cemnaissiep. toTnerveg afternoon
IL ID assssaery. .shas ell uaamheFs sf ntsAe
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dss aasssasss saniasn Can Esesns'
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that ali aaaips Of thsa6 a6ity, faeliaE an ill-
sssest ii sassfsssy nasters, win be psessnt
saa Psstisspssss ,in ske psp +
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3g HooRxs's BATrlR ,ASovB run CEOUvs.-+
ouassarunasaervGeaeral Msi@a. In hialiye-
b account Of the threa days conaict bes
fore Chattapoogs, mertcns the notsols
fact that In Geners1 Hooker's nghS up
che ssapSs Of LeakUaG aGounsasas s'zasaeh
Of the bastls wss fpsaght sbapss sks slssds.
which coneaaled him from asf yiews bot
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The iins' b again in sosskdng order,
& Aad nss - We 90 ss pssssas' 'Ars ia receipt
OF . sspass zAsek - eoad dsnse as ffolEows;1
Tha BQmbasdmsat Of Charleston still
coatinuss Eith eOasidssabla damage to
tia Mys t5,,-5s 9t.vf.tT sf-a1 tu~..
A blpGkaAe Funner was run q rsshore at
Beeqfsr on the 9th, 5xyo,y.. .-i.g.,..,.
Riehaead shis. say. .FedsrAls, haye
hsh loqkoat naepntaiu and Rinsgold, and
.epse ip pursuit af Lopgssfsess,o x, -.
.BenAtor ,wils9n'sl bill, ,abolishing the
aptipesipR Of CLASSES ,is ths enrolled ma
lisia has VA been offered in the, the ssnatA. sna All
1 Psrsops between a, md IS nsill. ~ under pdasr
shia fss.s sct, be subjects fFss assfs.'a a,.r
20 Aai arspssliag othpes handed dollar
fqlAnss viii ysadanbssdly passbssu ba;-s
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. tsRAaid fsyeren leshs r!!agsl - ssisser>r
In Federal fopssa ia wssseRRs Virginia
,Aavs.asstsysd the lergs foundry from
swAisb ,ssbels received aths principal por,
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IOWA SANITARY COMMISSION,
Care West Sanitary Commission. a
.....f.s :s.. S. LORiss Missouri.

- = >. tytIJ. .Ff& .z~&i&< .a5 y -
3D.. Goods thus marked, are forwarded
without delay. expense, or danger OF loss,
TO those for whom they are Intended
Bat it is verse than u.elsss 10 direet 10
particular regiments. cOmpanics OF indi-
Yiduals. -. .ts Ix
B Place Ia the top Of each boz or pack
age, . list of scoatants. and send u acopy
bg mail. Send also; tho freight bill or .
notios of shipment, to the Comuaiasiou as
Chicago or st. Louis. ~. .9:s
ls And Let us not be weary In weil-do-
iug, for in due season we shall reap IL w@
taint not" rIs.g. q t.s,43aEa ohI ~
- .'.,, JOHN T. DILLON, President,
CO. Trusdell, Secretary. -
Z. Skinner, Cor. Sec. and Geni Agent
Iowa Sanitary Coma la aiI ~ laa asia
/ P. s. Direct al communications 10
Iowa Sanitary Commission. Davenport
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Ndstpxsat C0gzy@1setG -. -sf
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dusiss ghs sohias' session - 5sgis-
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Januarss psss-s - the day for saia inset
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Supplies Wanted Tor FRospatata.
|. CLoTaiNo. &c. Cotton and Wool.
en- Shirts and Drawers, old and nav.
2. Dressing Gowns, Double Calico, With
out waading. tssssf' fsssi ssesf ttfS
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shFppk and tightly rolled and
II inch wide. i yard ior,e: q
inches vide, 8 yafds tons; J5k iashss Vide.
yards Lng:s2 iaohss wsds; . yartss long:
inchss widssAyarda apngi Aineheswide,
Any Ihg NAV M IS taads longer, 81. ifpiecsd,
lsy one over fhsH eshef4 fat and sew
snaoothly and tightly .f4uessiW III tserr
: g. Second -hand Clothinx at all kinds.
T. Quilts, Comforts, Blankets, Bed.ticks
Pillow.ricks, Pillows and Pillow casSs,
Skeets, &C. E5"ftafsEilsTzl5. TgR gthasf
II tEDIRLks.,I. Arrow rect. Fasina.
Sage, Tapioca, Corn Starch, 0at Meal.
2. Fruits, dried and canned - Apples,
Peaches, Black kbefrias, Ge.1 % tds17
g. Battsfssin afrkins or Oazas.Ia Fsssh
Eggs. s... ali {,st ~ s,st3.<i.,ssc,-
: S. VegeeSblssG Potatoes, onions, Cab
page. ga5tii ar .Ev'1E 7fa faG u a24ttysT,E
}, Every article sheald be labeled. andall
securely packed. ,,, A., ..,F.,..., .. .7....,.,-
s1IL Casa! Send Il 10 drafts, BY mai. 70
Hon. e. Clark, Trsasurer Iowa san. Com,
Iowa Gty, Iowa. Direct every bSx and
package plainly, as fellows: ~ zta .~et
LoWAsANETARYCoM op
Care I. s. Sanitary Commission,
H.. .-s.t j. 49, .s..s@- Chicago, ltlSnois.
FROM ,.s.....~.ssT 2 y sals, .t->~%'
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-27
ECONOMY, HEALTH AND
DURABILITY.

Do you want to sleep in the best bed Use
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do YOU want to buy the cheapest bed Buy
Casinos Spring Mattress
Do you want to buy the most durable bed -
1t is Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to use the most healthy bed -
Use Casinos Spring Mattress.
DO You want to enjoy good nights rest -
\ GU can; on Casinos Spring Mattress.
For health. durability and economy it is unsur-
passed.
For the truth of the above l would refer to the
many IN this and neighboring towns who
using them. j. I. CASINO.
Next to Bingham's Drug Store, st Johnsbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-27
Convention of listers,

At a Convention of the listers of Orange
County, held at Chelsea, last Friday, John
Waite, Esq, of Braintree, was chosen chair
m;n, and Geo. Baldwin, Esq, of Bradford,
was chosen secretary. All the towns Of the
county bat four were represented, and the
allowing average value of personal property
was agreed upon: 81 feet oxen, $50; cows,
81; three-years-olds, $50; two-years-olds,
81 yearlinss, So; sheep, $3.50; swine by
the cwt,, 81; wool per d., 10; three-years-
oId colts, $40; two-years-old colts, S2S
yearlins colts, SIS; hay, by the ton, s.
c'rn' by the bushel, 80; oats, 80; swarms
of bees, So.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-27
Social Levee.

Social Levee.
We understand with pleasure that our oil.
totel keeper at East ST. Johnsbury has re-
Gently by his own voluntary act, renounced
his old advocacy and practice of rum selling
and rum drinking, and promised by the most
solemn pledges to hereafter be strictly tenn
perance man. The friends of the cause are
DESTROYS to manifest their well wishes to him,
and show their willingness to sustain him in
such an effort, and propose to meet at his
house for social levee, and "Ovsters" on
Friday eve of this week. The cause is
pralseworthy and We trust the friends of tenn,
perance will know their duty, and do it both
IN this, and adjoining towns. Among other
good things, good music is promised.
Proceedings at law have been instituted
against Theodore c. Rand of Windham. for
hendish acts Of cruelty to Mary Ellen Divine,
delicate child of eleven years. Stripping.
and then whipping her with a raw-hide until
she tainted, her blood ,rckling upon the floor :
piunging her naked through hole cut in the
ice in watering trough compelling her to
drink urine, etc. are among the alleged ir-
humanties laid at his door, the details being
too shocking for relation. The condition of
the person of the little sufferer, when exam
ined, was most horrid, her limbs being pur-
pie from beating, with gashes in them, and
swollen as hard as stone, her toes beirg
raw from the effects OF freezing, her fingers
having blood bilsters on the ends of them.
and the like. The girl had been placed in
his care by charitable institution in Troy.
THE FAIRFAX RAID.-We learn that Bar
ney Pratt and Chandler Baker, of Co. B..
I 10th Regiment, were taken prisoners with
the wlde-awake, Ex-Gen. Stoughton. at Fair
fax Court House. L. Messenger of Co. f.,
sane regiment, Was taken, but escaped.
Lleut.Prentiss of this town who was captured,
but proved too sharp for the rebels and 90,
away from them, los, very valuable horse
which he priced highly.-Freeman.
Jerome Shebno, of Weybridge, recently
SOLD nine eve lambs and one vearling eve
for $1,000. Ezra Fitch of Bridport sold
80 ewes for $1,000.
A VERDICT FOR TIE STATE-In the case of
the Mortified Bank VS.. Brown, in which a
verdict has just been rendered in our Court.
the State Was really the party in interest, de-
Tending the property for which the Bank sued
and of which it had a bill of sale. The pro-
perry was taken by NJ Brown as Sheriff. on
wrlls against H. NJ Bates. late State Treasur
er, and his sureties. aud suit was br ught hy
the Bank t. recover its value. which was
claimed to be over $1,000. The vtr,lct f.
The defendant saves the State this sum.
although it had realized considerably less en-
sale OF the property.
The plaintiff took exceptions to the charge
of Judge Peck, and viii take the case 10 the
Supreme Court on questions Of las-frce-
hlOR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-27

In Wolf Run Shoals: Va, March ID, Cyrus Car
penter of Corinth, aged 10, member cf the Brad
ford Guards 18th Vt reg.
In COrinth, March 81, VIM Nutting, aged TO-
In Sutton, Feb 2S Mrs Sally Shaw aged 9l,-
widow of the late Jacob c. Shaw of Sutton
In Concord, March q. Of diptheria, prentiss
Russell, aged lS,-s0n of Horace Russell.
In st Johnsburv, March u, of apoplexv Mercy
Willmouth wife of Samuel Chase, aged 50.
In North Danvilie, March Is, Mary. wife of
Daniel Gates, aged %.
In Ryegate March g. Widow Lydia Cushman
aged 81.
In Marshie!d, March II, Hannah P, wife of
Geo Davis. aged 80.
In Danvilie, March b, Jane B. wife of J S II
Weeks, aged 81.
In Danville, March IL. of cOnsumption Maria.
wife of Haviland, aged 81.
In Peacham, March 10, Phneas Varnum, aged
So
In regimental hospital. Falmouth. Va. Feb ).
Jonathan. son of EHphalet and Laura 4 Fiheid.
aged Is, OF Corlnth and member of Co c, 4th
Ntreg Printers in n II please copy
In East Corinth. March 20. Martha \. wife OF
Edwin BedeIl, aged "a
In Lunenburg, March % Levi Bowker. aged 50.
In Wells River. March t. very suddenly. Mrs
Rehecca B, wife OF VI, Mouds Moore Of H AVER
hill. H, aged a
In hlrby March Is. Of canker-1.>h Lory Bell
only child Of Henry y al! jeanette ; Burroughs
aged years. months ..nd IS days.
Press the sweet lips together.
they've no more word to say.
Press the sweet eyes together,
! They lock 10 love .o-day
Lay the sweet hands together
sweet 3oil'iS that no longer tnthrall;
Lay the S~ec: feet gether.
lhes run no more al niy call.
Put the sweet curS together.
ihcy ii Sistcn no more III the sun
lat the sweet cutt- together
ana iea'e TO lie only one.
ONLY this. to kiss and kiss
nen my heart Is ike to break
Put the sweet curls together.
/ 10 pillow 10 more INV cheek
Darling she 50 loved the h,verS.
Yet holds them 50 loosel, now:
Can 1t be that nloveier bowers
Thourt careless Of US below:
Lory my life my child,
These cold lips with kisses smother
o Lory my brain will go wild,
o. answer the cry of mother.
Don't bury her, please, very deep.
Nor drop any stones on the cover:
. think she will smile in her sleep.
At my step on the grass above her.
o. not too deep-to deep
!, Too far from the blossOming clover,
. She will smile. ave. cen in this sleep,
At my kiss on the grass above her.
o God. with her earliest breath,
: gave her to Thee that morn.
When close by the gates of Death.
, My own little daring was born
/; And now to the same dark gate,
3 come with more sorrow and rain,
And here with my darling | wait
To give her to Thee again.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-27
Robbery IN Springfield.

On the eve OF the DIST, as Mr. Esty Of this
place was passing through a dark shed con-
nec,ed with the hotel, he was grasped by the
throat by some rascal and Immediately
knocked down I'd robbed Of one hundred
aud sixty dollars. He remained senseless on
tie spot one hour, when he was found and
mean, used for his recovery. He is now do
ing well. y Mr. kendrick of this place has
been arrested for the crime. k
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-27
Appointed 10 West Point.

1t Edin J. Hartshorn of Co f, 10Th reg
iment, has been appointed cadet to West
Point Military academy, through the influence
Of Hon Portus Baxter. 1t Hartshorn is a
son cf John W. HartShorn, of Lunen6urg :;
he attended the 81. Johnsbury academy sew
eral terms in 81 and go, and is promising
young man and good scholar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-27
Syphilis and Me-curia Disease.

From Dc. Hiram Ssogf, Of !I LOais, Missouri.
a. | find your SARSAFaRILIA a more efectnal
and for syphte disease than any other possess.
The profession are indebted 10 GU for Of The
best medicines we haze"
From f. j. French, " D., an eminent physician ~
La'rn,Rof, Moss, ,ChO as a prominent sReinLeT q,
M Z, giSgtgrc ii Massachusetts,.
=. DR. AVER. Ny dear Sir: have found YOUR
SARSArAIiiIA an excellent remedy foi Sg,h5iis
both Of the primary nd secondary type and cfiec
tual IN eases that too obstin:.ie 10 yield
10 other remedies. do not know what we can I'm
ploy with nOre certainty of success, wheie poScr-
ful altcIsiia Il required
-Ir. fhaS. :. Ian Lictr, IF Ncsr BrUnSTSct, NJ,
had dreadful ulcers ~. his lcs caused 10y The abuse
al mercury, or sRercGTig' disease which grew more
and more aggravated for yeas, IN spite OF every
NEEDY treatment thai could bc applied until In
pcrstycrIng Use OF ATI1l'> >Als>AfARillA relieved
hini Few cases can be found more lnveierate AMI
di-irgssin- than illi., and II took several oOzen
bottles 10 care flm
Leucorrlns, Whites, Female Weakness,
are GENERALLY prodaHcd ny internal >crofHIoas IT
o. gfia and are often cured boy the alferstise
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ST. Anttony's Fire. Rose, Salt y2heupl
Scald Head, Sore Ewes.

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Accident.

Jonas Silsby of New ark had his right hand
badly sawed while saving wood by horse
power in Lunenburg on the 10Th inst.