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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22
Notice of Attachment.

Thomas Drennen, PlAntiR) Before Geo. W. Meeksr,
Vs. j. p, MentgomeYy town
A. D. White, Defendant. ship, FRANKLIN county, O.
AN the 2sth day Of September, A. D. 1863. said
" Justice issued an order OF alta hment in the
above action for the sum Of S36.l0.
THOMAS DRENNEN.
Colunbur, Oct. 10, lS63-w3w 1TF0's' 'TT'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

JAMES ESLAwp, Orderly Sergeant, Company
D, 95ih Ohio, died Of fever at Vicksburg on
the 9Th ipst i. f r'. '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

TIE Winsnt Billiard Rooms will remain
closed for q few days, 10 order to foish the
splendid decorations now being put on the
walls, etc. Due notice of the opening will be
given. JNo. M. KINNEY, Agent.
Columbus, O., Oct. l3. 1888 81 ..- ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

NEw YoaK, oct. ai.--The Commercisl's Washington
letter contains ruors that Gen. Meade Is to be super
ceded ty Con. eedgeWick or Gen. eickles.
The new fractional currency will probably be suppres
sea filpre, both regards paper and epgrAYIpg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

The Grsnd Jory Of the U. 8. District and
Circuit Courts for the Southern District Of Ohio,
now In seasio, In Cincinnati, contifs Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2l.--The remains of Big General
Lytle will arrive hero this morning.
General Rosecrans expected to arrive Tomorrow. a
committee Of citizens has been appointed to give him
q public reception.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

W. B. HUBBARD and associates, IL is stated
have organized the First National Bank oi
Columbus
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22
Cleveland market-Oct. 90.

FLoUR--eteady, with small sales at former ratef
WHEAT-The market opened very dull. After
Change sales were made Of cars red on track to
miiiers at 81 g. and 1000 bushels free on board at
81 "a. f.-- eu.-
ooRN-sales cars frsm store at 600 and car do
at 900. --.l.I .. .-
oATs-The market has been unsettled and sales have
been at wide range follows cars track at &C.
at 66c on track, and at 500 from store and bsgged
HIGHwINES-sales so bris at SIX.
BUTTER-oontinues active. Bales choice Western
Reserve at go. wy
oHEEsE-sales so boxes a, 19Kc and pay for pack
ages.
EGGs-scarce and firm OF J69l7c.
DRIED APPLES-Sales at 5x and pay for packages.
eUGARs--Have advanced again. We quote
Porto Rico, ,lSGl4ke.
Cuba, ...llH0l3k
New Orleans .lShWl3k
yellow Cofee!. ...AhD15
White Coffee. ,,.....-.........''..,..... .I6k0n
Crushed, Powdered, and dranulated ...l7k@I7k
CoRFEE-Rio Is selling at 3eK@3ic, and Java 4l@
go. ...-
MoLAssls-we quote New Orleans at 6Oa55o, and
Cuba 5O0D55c.
Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22
.emoved from his ola OfGice.

Removed from his old Ofsice.
Dr.A. D. WILLIAMS, ". Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself fora series Of ysas
70 tho trsatnsnt Of certain private diseases Hs may y
oonsussd II BID once On Broadway sssr ths sx'hasss
Bank tS
an19dH 5Ir-f-rt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22
For Rent.

A VERY CONVENIENT ID RICK
n Dwelling, No. 46 North Front street. Possession
given Immediately. For par ticulars inquire at The
Book Bindery Of N. Q. LnLEY, No. 90 north High
street, !. - t..s.sf o3i
E oct3-dJw @4g st.A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

HALIFAX, Oct. 2l.-The blockade runner R. q. Lee
sailed from here daring the night. She has valusb
cargo Of blankets, clothing etc., for Dixie.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

Ban FRAHcHco, Oct. ae.-Arrived Steamer orlzst
from Panama. ltAl y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

rhe foilo~ng arc ths reuu quotations corrected D
I'm, d. Restsau1, wholesale and retail grocer. No.
06 south High etreet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

Doors open at7. Concert to commence at IN O'Clock.
TICKETS, 25 CENTS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

julyli-d&w6meod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
columbas R..sil lrsrkst /.

wEmsDAH. Oct. 20, 1853.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-09

HE Philadelph Inquirer says: 1T seems
now conceded that in that vital angle Of rail
roads at and near Chattanooga the great strug-
gle is to take place, and there, slowly but sure
~ great armies are concentrating. 1t Grant
IS victorious, that is to say if he can destroy
Bragg army, the Rebellion will at once come
to an end. Il, without doing this, he can still
hold East Tennessee and Northern Georgia. it
must die more slowly, but We think rs surely
Of, protracted stranguiation; and it is only in
case Of our being obliged to evacuate that re-
sion that the unholy cause will again look up
and begin to dream Of permanent organic life. >
The final link Of the broad gauge track on
the Atlantic and Great Western railway is
completed, AMI tra Of cars came through
from New York to Cleveland for the first time
on the 81 inst,
< new bamoral shoe factory at Hartford is
50 arranged that the shoe goes through tbir-
teea different hands and GENES out complete
IN about Ell minutes
4 letter from Fort Scott, Arkansas, to the
Y lines I'd OK Ok1 t4AI <Ci il uitliiyt HtitS1
that Gen. Blum was to leave on the next day
for the Indian Territory to turn over his com
mand tovGen. Mcneil. The absence Of Gen.
Blunt is sail to have encour: aged the Confeder-
ate General Cooper to concentrate his forces,
and to threaten the line Of the Arkansas river.
Gen. Mcneil was pursuing Shelby. General
Blunt had demanded of Gen. Cooper the sur
render OF General Quantril and his lneu and
had notified Gen Cooper that if his donland IS
refused all soldiers OF Quantrll's command
will be shot at sight The Federal force is
reported at about 5000 men whilst that OF the
Con1ederates is set down at twice that number.
The Richmond Wing Of Friday says "A
runor obtained currency yesterday afternoon,
but could be traced to no particular or reliable
source, that more and heavy lighting had oc-
CURED at Chattanooga.
-u-~u--~-~-~--~~~~--~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-09
WHAT ABOUT SCHWARZ?

WHAT ABOUT SCEWARZ?
All the talk Of The day is, 60 to SCH " I RZ5
and why? He sells you on the first floor,
ELEGANT BLACK SILK 1T Sll23 centsa
BEAUTIFUL MERINO at 373 elsa yard
YARD WIDE COTTON at 70 cts. a yard
FULL SIZE BALMOR q l. oklkIS "t
BLACK CLOTH FOR CLOAKS OF $500 q
yard "a bargain:
KID GLOVES, the very best 1t 81 cts =
pair.
ed As YOU 20 little further, You VIII tnd
the lp stairs fitted up for the occasion, show
room CL f15t'Szss' FU q AND BoNNETs,
whore Won can be assured that you will tnd
the best selected assortment il the city and
cheaper than ever offered before
Call ard see for yourself the large asso .:17
"Cheap for Cash" IL Soh y a 81
oct 26-tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
THKeONsTITUTIOS-sTAFE RIshTS'
N--s~S-N.--~~~-~ ---~~~-~~--~>~-"-N---->-r~N
RICHMOND WHlG.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. IS, 1883.
Earl Russell.
TONLsTAFR RIGhFs.

In the late speech of Barl Russell at Blair
gowrie Scotland, the following features and
facts are noticeable first, its cowsrdly Sp rit as
eyineed in the terror in which the speaker holds
the Yankee race, and the mortal dread with
which he coutemplates the possibility OF a war
with country already having job of that kind
ON hand far beyond its ability to execute. This
and his fanatical ideas about slavery seem TO be
The explanation of his course towards US Sc
copd that he does not undertake to Justify his re-
f1sa 10 recognize us as an independent power, but
sbirks that question altogether. Third, that he
sbould declare that not TO have respected the
Yankee blockade would have made 1.-The name
of England forever infamous" although ne adj
mits that the Yankee fleets did not keep up
that blockade so effectually and so thoroughly
as II must have been held, an effective bocAade
required; and although Great Britain was
pledged BY the treaty of Paris to regard no
blockade that was not effective" Fourth, that
he should Law down the doctrine thSt the steam
rams could not be permitted to leave British
ports without a violation of the Foreign Enlist
ment act, because So. h vessels are themselves,
without any further armament, formed for acts
of offence aad war" when he permits the Ian-
KEGS to bring out from British Ports whole bat
teries Of artillery every arm and imPieAent
of war, as if they were not equally aud more
Certainly OF themselves fos med tor acts fofence
and war riith, that be threatens, II there should
b. no law now justify ny him l do aiming The
Irish rams, TO invok- arl.%msnt to pass such a
law, though sucu legislation would De 70 the dl-
rect anu exclusive jury OF the onledefs1s
states, and thus violation OF ueutralty and
would moreover be er post yaeto, and as such
opposed 70 a fun amentAl principle in the lesls
lALiou OF al clviized countries. SIxth, that be
should pretend TO depore the continuance OF
the wa after having obstinate refused % unite
with France when even ussia was willing) in a
humane efo | 10 bring tito close. seventh,
that though the general testimony is, that FIVE
out OF ever SIX Eng bmen sympathiza with
the onfederste States, q d desire 70 see them
succeed, he volunteers the opinion that ma
jOrity side with the YSnkees. Eighth, that he
should libel the memories of the fathers and
grandfathers of the present race of English
men, as well as slander the majority of the hui
man race of this day, by declaring that slavery
sis one of the most horrible crimes that yet dis.
grace mainly"
We might cite other evidences Of the unwor-
thiness of this man 70 coDtro the action Of so
G eat Government, and to represent the senti.
ments aud character of so renowned a race, as
thE British Government and people, but these
are enough to show at once the mslignity of his
nature aud the narrowness Of his intellect.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
sa Ths p.sil llpdp fae s.leks.

II this humorous demon could DO persuaded to
visit Richmond Of this time, and place bis powers
at the disposal Of the proposed committee to search
for provisions he might be Of infinite service TO
the suffering people His business Is 10 remove
quietly the tops of houses and expose the secrets
of great cities. Since the gambling bells have been
closed, Il is not probable that the inspection of
houses, under Il auspices of the Devil Upon Two
Sticks would pay expenses so far as naughty secrets
are concerned Bat the sudden scarcity Of -four in this
city has never been satisfactorily accounted for and
although (the fear Of the maximum having been diss-
patej By yesterdays vote A,ur may feappear as sud-
denly as il disappeared It would be source OF great
satisfaction 20 the curious aud the hungry to ascertain
when where and how the -four was secreted This the
Devil Upon Two Sticks could do much better than any
committee Of gentlemen No honest merchant would
obi ect to visit from such q committee but the com
mttee itself might object to playing the part oil spies
and iuormers There dishonest persons In trade
in h city certainly among the reputable houses yet
there may be numbers who do not like intrusions It
Is we'll to avoid the giving of unnecessary offence and
not to tempt people to conceal and prevarcate II the
services of the Devil Upon Two Sticks cannot be Sc
cured, perhaps some ingenious mechanic can invent
very long -four fryer, with which the cellars and gar
rsts of persons suspected Of boarding can be secretly
bored into and inspeced in the night time Thus the
desired information could be Obtained in quiet way
and without ubectng any of our fso~citizsns to the
dsagreeabe duties Of Paul Pry. But if we will walt
little while, the tax, faithfully imposed and honestly
uaid in. WI commence to swallow up the circulation
healthy tone will be restored to the currency and
there will be no occasion either for devils on two sticks
or for our trYers forty feet long.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

NOZZLE YOU'VE HERo-The jackson Nississippian
relates the following heroic incident Of William H. Bar
nett, youth, and member Of the 2lst Mississippi
Regiment, Humphreys Gate Barksdae's) brigade, du.
ring the battle of Chokamsuga:
While the battle was raging, our young friend sud.
denly finding himself, with few of his impetuous com.
rades rushing ahead of his regiment and confronting
a rapidly advancing column Of Yankees. who, from
their haste and disorder he concluded "skedad
ding" with remarkable presence Of mind and reckless
daring he commanded them 70 surrender at once or
take the consequences. The va KEGS taking il for
granted that Barnett high officer instead Of high
private did not hesitate to comply, and laid down their
arms at once and presented him with three stand of
colors. Our men soon came up and marched the cap
tiyes off to the rear. The Commanding officer sent
Bennett with the proud trophies Of his vsor to Gen.
Bragg, with an sccoant of the sflir. General was
SO graf ed and prepossessed with the deed and bear
ing Of Burnett that he ordered him TO eport at Rich
mond with his flags and made him the bearer OF let
T 10 the Secretary Of War, recommending tie pre-
notion that such exhibition of military spirit
and address deserved.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

0urAsrs IN CULPrP;R.-Through q lady who has
left Cupeper county since the evacuation by the Yam
KEGS the Lypchburg vrginan learns the folio wing out
RACES perpetrated on the people Of that county:
All the houses that had been vacated by the owners
HeeiOg from them, were Destroyed. Mr. E. R Gains
dwelling house. grst mill barn. and all bis farm build
ngs, were pulled down. Mrs. Weliord's dwelling, and
number of other houses were also pulled down and
on Saturday night, when they left, the whole country
Illuminated by their incendary torches. They eel
fire the dwellings Of Mrs Col. john n. Patton Mrs
Col Jas f. Strother, two dwellings Of w. w. Grinnan
and Mrs. Inskeep, and Col aughtsrs barn and farm
buildings.
They took with them all the negroes they could induce
TO leave but the officers would not allow them to be
forced to 60. 1ssffs
They arrested number pf citizens and carried them
10 Washington among them Messrs. George and David
Jameson handoued and in chains. Tney said they had
evidence enough to hang one of them. '-ts-
Mr.. Henry Shackleford, David Stalard, g. 8. Brad
ford, Mr. and Mrs. g. G. Parish $3.50 Nash, J. Yates
we're taken off, and Jack Wood the jailor, and John
Snyder joined the Yankees and left with them Snyder
went 10 them when they first came TO the county, and
told them be was Union man and claimed protection
Of them however his house was DESTROYED when they
le IL is believed the arrest Of the Messrs. Jameson
was caused by J. j. Wilberham, man Who resided in
Culpeper until Popss army came there, wheH be be-
haved very badly and notified by Mr. Jameson that
t would not be safe for him to remain in Culpeper and
that II he did not leave he would be hung This man
Is now sutler with Meade's army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
PAr1on omAxrsrs-YAsrrr TAsrr.-Ths Lynch.

fARLoR ORNAhEEf5-IANKEE TAeff.-Tne Lynch
burg Republican says: ta ?
We are informed by lady who succeeded In running
the blockade from King Abes dominlons a few weeks
since that while in Washington the nature of her BUSH
made it necessary for her to call upon Mr. Stanton,
the Yankee Secretary Of War. Sac politely re-
ceiyed and invited ia.o the parlor Of bis dwelling and
to her surprise found upon the mantepiece small stat
uette of ngge Of color upon which charcoal would
have made white mark, with thick, proxudng lips
and suit of hair nappy any that graced the
head of live son Of Africa. OF ell other ornaments
of whatever kind the ROOM well as the mante we're
alike destitute which maze the object much more at
tracve one, and struck the beholder az displaying
somewhat singular taste in one among the highest Dig
nitares Of the most enlightened nations upon the hab
table globe. "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
Great News From Louisiana. 4"

The telegraph desperate jackson again at his tricks
man from here, another from there and several more
from various other places asoa woman and still another
man. all confirm the capture of Banks, his whole staff
and fifteen regiments" This would be surprising
story if il came elsewhere than from jackson. Who
believes that lnks has lost the legs he had while in the
Valley Of Virginia, and who dream, that he can be
caught so long his neither exremtes remain in his
posssssonf Banks i, Major Gsneral and rides
horss. He was never known to come within cannon
range of battle field. BE always has several miles the
start of bis pursuers I'D wne MS own or MS horses
legs last, lightning could hardly ovsrt4ke him. When
*, is captured the opr tor AZ Jackson will be die
cree. Dr. fnrashar, leo these data may tx the date
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The SPEAKER called the House TO order at 10 o'clock
Prayer by the Rev. Dr.. Duncan.
On motion of Mr.. SHACKELF0RD, the Committee
on Confederate Rsa ions discharged from the fur.
ther consideration o! the resolutions of inquiry.
Mr.. MAGRUDER, from the Committee on PROPOSE
tons and Grievances reported back the House. with
recommendation that they do pass lis incorporate
the Home Insurance Company of Petersburg and the
Southern Insurance and Savings Company Of Peters
burg.
ia thu Board of Trustees of Bethany College was taken
up and passed.
On motion of Mr. KELLEY, the bill to incorporate the
Home Insurance Company of Petersburg, read the
third time aud passed.
Or motion Of Mr.. SAUNDERS, the bill to incorpo.
rate the Virginia Female Ilstue Of the city of Rich
mond, taken up and read the second time.
Mr.. WINSTON offered jOiut resolution, authoriz-
ing the President Of the Confederate States to take
such slaves he may deem necessary from the fort
cat ons arouud the city of Richmond aud use them to
repair the Virginia Central Railroad, which laid on
the table
The bill to increase the salaries of certain officers Of
the Government, was taken up and passed-yeas Sc,
noes 10.
On motion of Me- CROCKETT, Senate bill to provide
for the payment of certain claims against the Eastern
Lupatic Asylum taken up, debated for considera.
time, amended and passed-yeAs 90, nays none.
Mr. LURTY announced the absence of Mr. ROBINSON,
of Berkley, from sickness.
Mr.. WILSON, of Isle of Wight announced the ab.
sence of Mr. LUSDY Of Sussex, on account Of illness in
bis family.
The report and resolutions heretofore presented by
the Committee Banks relative to the currency being
the epecal order Of the day, taken up and the
question being agreeing to amendment to the
cond resolution, heretofore submitted by Mr. BUPoRD,
was put and decided in the affirmative.
On motion of Mr.. hUNROE, the consideration Of the
special order suspended for thirty minutes to take
up the bill to provide for additional mileage to men,
bers of the General Assembly.
The bill provides Communication of twelve dollars per
diem in currency, in lieu Of the four dollars per diem
now allowed by Law. The bill was taken up and passed
-yeas 81, nays "a.
The title of the bill amended so as TO read act
making Communication Of the per diem of members.
On motion of Mr.. MARYE, the bill to Increase the
pay Of the Judiciary, was taken up and passed.
The order Of the day further postponed until to-
morrow.
Senate bill TO authorize the transfer of causes from
courts which cannot be held by Of the proximity
of the public enemy 10 other circuit courts taken
up, amended, and passed.
The bill giving priority of transportation for food to
consumers, was taken up, on motion of Mr. IRVING,
amended, and ordered to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr. DEAN, the bill declaring certain
railroad companies the only carriers on said
roads, and to regulate the tariff of charges taken
up and ordered to be engrossed.
And then the House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
N NOTICE

By Action Of the ooun Of the Oily Of Richmond, establishing
board Of supplies committee Of members Of the Council and
citizens appointed arrange purchase eles Of
pressing necessity be sod cisens Of limited
for cash.
At meeting OF the Committee Tos w. Mccsnc. appoint
ed CHI map AID Alexander G4ne General Agent pur
chase and distribution Of sSPpe under the instruct on q the
Committee.
The Secretary Of War Of The Confederate directed
ucons be given ocen Of the Government charged with
the Of supplies the army impress such
supplies may be purchased the sua Agents
% OF Richmond 20 meet the wants d the people OF said
city needy and not considered able purchase for them
selves rates. and whom 10 the City
Authorities 10 provide for.
Acting under the authority vested In IT, the Committee win PRO-
supplies and the distribution early possible
Due notice Of the place Of astbu and
title citizens to supplies will be given Oy the Gsaera Agent
TH0s W. MoCANoE,
oc22-t3linst Chsirnan-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

Tns srAusroH srEcrAroR says news has reached thai
place, by letter rom gentleman in Highland, tns
General Agerii with force Of 5000 men, was, lev
days ago. at Cheat Mountain this side Of Beverly a1e
contemplated raid on that place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
= A Yankee Election.

In 1857, t.e vote OF the Ulty OF Philadelphia for
Governor summed up, all told, so 0s5 In he lat
,lec on, tnoagn many tho sauds Of tie voters were
Ab.-nt in the army the vote of the city gwen at
81 4D7 No o,her evi,elce need 70 prove TIE
Lucolntes "s,uff he h. 10 oOK' he wholesale
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
aaNgRlt ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
EXTRA SESSION.

SENATE ~
THURSDAY. Oct. %, 1858.
The Senate was called 10 order at the usual hour by
the vice-President.
IMPRIssIEG SUPPLIES.
The Joint res ,lution of the House. reported yesterday
In gard TO the mpressment of the necessities OF me
was referred to the Committee on oonfeoerate hear
tons.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
THE STRANGERS GUIDE
AND
OFFICIAL Dbl E. CT ORY.

WELL printed and of convenient size for
and Offices Of the Moderate sate and City
depces Of the principal officers, etc.
For sale the Bookstores and s the Vino OFFICE Price
% cents. ocf5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
DIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARI

Lost nislai, last ruesdsy night between Tenn Grif
hns eating aloon case coptanng eight go
notes. $50 notes. three % and Oh 5000
John Lndey payable TO- g. Jones' NJ D. vii give $500 fol
the delivery 70 me- ct seabrook's HosPits In week.
oc22-2 'hfH A A. q. JONES' NJ. d.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07

....... Washington, d. O., eth Feb, 1856. I
siR have used your Pills in my general and hospital
Practice since you made them, and cannot hesitate to
Ny they are the best cathartc employ Their regu
Nng action the liver is quick and decided
entity they are an admirable remedy for arrangements
that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case Of
tios disease obstinate that did not readily yield
them. Fraternay yours, ALONZ0 BALL, NJ. d.,
-,.,. .-.r.' .'t' Physician of he Marine Hospital
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
As n Family Physic.

Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
From Dr.. Theodore Ben, Of Bew T0rt Gty.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pnr
poso aperion but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac.
tice proved more eectual for the cure of bdios
plains than any remedy mention. sincerely
vejoice that we have at length purgaye which Is