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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-06-17
Wanted Tan M e lli0teyy.

nOn OnO HOOP POLES, 100000 Pork Db
l,UUU,vUO Polcs, zoo, 900 Pork Barrel Stsves /.
BASS & ELNENDORC.
McGresor, Sept. ., ls6?nso7
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-06-17

To PREVENT SHIPPERS IN HAMs.-There
is, according to my experience, nothing
easier than to avoid the skipper, and ali
bugs and worms that usually infest, and
.hen destroy so much bacon. It is simply
to keep your smoke house dark, and the
moth that deposits the egg will never enter
1t. For the past twenty five years, have
attended to this, and never had my bacon
troubled by any insect have now hang.
ing in my smoke house hams one, two and
three years old, and the oldest arc as free
from insects as when first hung up. | am
not aware of other causes for the exemption
Of my bacon from insects, but simply from
the fact that my smoke house is always
kept dark. Before adopting this plan,
had tried many experiments, but always
without success, or with injury to the flavor
ofmy bacon. smoke with green hickory.
This is important, as the flavor of bacon is
often utterly destroyed by smoking it with
improper wood Cotton Plant.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-06-17
MAT. M'KINNIE,

Who also keeps lets Of other Stoves or all varieties
shapes and Patterns from the most veracious consum-
ers Of fuel, down to those Of lesser caibre In the
| woodst0rial way.
Mat. Mck innie,
McGregor. March 4. 1863.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-06-17

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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-06-17
500 Reward!

IuUE6Uuy, M1Icn Otu, 4oOVs P@ChoBc VV71V"1'HOH
EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS
In Currency, and one dollar in Revenue Stamps
The finder will receive the above named reward, by
leayin II at the State Bank, McGregor, Iowa.
WILLIAM LAKRABEE
March II, l863tf334 Clermont, Iswa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
TELEGRAPHIC.'
REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN
Last Nights Dispatches.
Latest from GEN. GRANTS Army.

N" AASAAA "Oh' WEAhb'S army
WASHINGTON, May 19.--Gen. Grsnt, May II
telegraphs Gen. Halleck as follows:
My force will be this evening as far advanced
along Fourteen Mile creek--the left near Black
river, and extending In line nearly east and
west--as they can get without bringing on
general engagement. / ehall communicate
with Grand Gulf no more except is becomes
necessary to send train with heavy escort
You may not hear from me again for several
days.
Gen Grant also telegrsphs Gen. HalIeck from
Raymond, Mississippi, May l4ib, as follows:
McPherson took this place on the I2.h inst.
after brisk fight of two hours. Oar loss was
ffty-one killed and one hundred and eighty
wounded. The enemy's loss was aeventy-fye
killed and one hundred aud eighty-sx prison.
ers, besides the wounded. MCPHERSON is now
at Clinton. Gen. Sherman is now on the d.
rect Jackson road, and Gen. McClerBand is
bringing up the rear, will attack the State
Capital To-day.
The following Is q telegram from Geueral
Hurlburt, dated Memphia aud received here TO-
day.
Gen. Grant has taken Jackson. The Cspitol
Ia burnt.
From five Thousand TO ten thousand mounted
men are concentrated near Okalona, threaten
ing an advance in the direction of the Memphis
railroad
A citizen just up from Jackson says the
enemy abandoned Vicksburg on Sunday,
marching on the ridge north Of Livingston,
which is twenty miles northwest of Jackson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

STATE SuNDAY.ScHooL CONVENTION. - The
OHIO State Sunday School Convention, oompos.
ca OF the friends Of all evangelical Sabbath
schools in the State, will be held in tho Lu-
tneran church, Main street, Dayton, Ohio
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 26th and 9th
ample provision has been made for entertain
ing all In attendance.
The following railroad companies have agreed
to return free all persons attending Copyen-
ticn' provided they nave paid full fare coming.
viz:
Cincinnati, Hamilton and DAYTON: Indian.
Central; Dayton and Western; Little Miami
and Columbus and Xenia; Dayton, Xepia and
Belpre; SaDdusky, Dayton and Cincinnati: Ea
ton and Hamilton; Cincinnati, Wilmington and
Zanesville; Dayton and Michigan; GFeepville
and Miami. D''''
We hope to see large attendance of ssb-
bath'eohool friends from all parts Of the State.
on your arrival In Dayton, call at the In
theran church, Main street, either on Mondsy
evening previous to the sitting of the Conyep.
tion. or on Tuesday morning, where you will
md the committee on Reception ready to fur-
nlsh you with entertaiument
]. B. KIHo,
]. GEBHART,
W s. PHELPS,
Y. w. CHAMBERLAIN, IL" Oomnf'uee'
G. W. YoUEa,
p. MITCHELL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
Cincinnati markst.-mnx 10.

RLOUR-The market continues dull, and unsettled,
and prices nominal. superane is offered at SS 90 to
wHIsKY-The market is UNCHANGED, salss of $40
brls at 4lp4lHc, the latter for wagon.
MESS POBK.-We have nothing new TO notice. The
demand 10 quite light Sales Of 200 brls city packed ID
mess P9rk a. el0 CO. and city mess saabo at sl3 So.
BULK MbATS-Nothlng transpired.
tcs at 9.o.
o1LzPetroleum active at 42044c. Lard dull at 7SD
eOc. Llnseed is offered at 81 30.
sudAh-There Is no new feature In the market. The
demand Is but moderate. Sales at 1lk@l3c.
M0LAS5ES- 5SCD8Oc.
C0'REE-3lD33c.
WHEAT-The market continues dull and pIicea ara
lower and irregular. We quote prime red al SI ion
". One or Two lots Of hill sold at 81 IS. White de.
fair to prime Indiana or Ohio and S 30 for strictly
prime Kentucky. Choice qualities Of the latter are yery
scarce and can be sold at higher prices. The sales re-.
ported were; 400 bush good Kentucky white at 81 30
delvered ESQ do fair red at u O0 800 do at O5 600
do Kentucky white at si 25 and 400 do choice Ken.
lucky white at 81 IS, teliyered Thls las was very
handsome lot and the proe paid was above the market
VohN--The demand b limited and the m ,Tket dull
but we have change e In prices and cyntinue
TO quote ear or sheed at 6O8o In bulk and sheled at
72B73c including sacks.
sacks included. Nv
RYE-A continued dull market, and further decline
was esabihei closing with only moderate demand AZ
euc Tor prime samples on arrival
BAhLEY-The mar OF remains dull aud nominal nj
4oRl % Tor strictly prime qualities Of red and white
mand. ~ wv
HAY-Ws have no change to report In the market.
Ihe demand Is light and there 10 but little doing We
quote prime Timothy at S2092l 10 per ton In bales on
arrival, and s22S23 w from store.
UhEEsE-Prices are shade easier, but the demand
az the decline 10 fair We quote selected Western
serve ct 9h@ @lOc. No old in The market.
he receipts are liberal, with but limited
local demand and the market rules dull at 9c for the
best Central Ohio, and 20c for choice Western Reserve
10 small packages Qualities below primo are quoted at
Gdsefte.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

Ma. JOSEPH F. CULDERrsoN, the Efficient and
accomplished Chief Clerk of the Nei
House. has r'sigued that position, and is about
to make business tour to the Eastern cities
He has been Nj. Fallns'A right-haud man ever
since the reopenipg Of tho "Neil;" and the
numerous gaesis OF thit magnificent hotel will
all testify to bis fiiel,y to duty. Pior to
taking the Chief C!srkship la the "Neil
House." ous friend had b, ca Chief Clerk In
the Office of the United States Qaartermaster,
In this city, and hsj bosn faithful aud accom-
modatipg public offi5er. May success attend
him wherever he goes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
The Situation az Murgycosboro

New YORK, May ia special 10 the Her
| aid from Murfreesboro 18th fays: The eitua-
tion here 10 unchanged. The extension of the
rebel left to Williamsport has not woakercd
the heavy infantry force in our immediate front
The corps OF Gens. Polk, Hardee and B,eckn-
rldge are at Gny's Gap, Wartrace and Hoover
Gap respectively. Gen. P0lk's corps consists
OF Generals Withers's and Cheatham's diyis-
Ions; Gen. Ha,dee'd of Generals Clabourne'a
and McCowah'd, AID Gen. Breckinridge of bis
own old division under Hardee: Holiness and
the rsinfOrcemenis lately received form
lug another division, said TO be under the
command of ]. Patten Anderson. 1t ia s,id
that General Bragg has received rein
fcrcemeUts from other points of three
brigades, hut IL is also asserted that some troops
had gone to the aid OF Vicksburg. The forces
alluded to arc the brigades of Gen. Churchill
just exchanged, Gen. Giet's, from Chayleston, :,
and Gen. Walkers, from Savannah. Cert,in
it Ia that all these troops passed West on or
about May l2h
Gen. Wheelcr's rebel cavalr; wasa McMinu-
vile on the 18Th inst. Col. Wlder's scouts
captured eight OF hls body guard yesterday,
and found documents showing Wheeler's force
to DO at McMinnville, Gen, Morgan has bad
quarrel with Wheeler, anu was under arrest,
but has been iaken from under Wheeler COM
msnd,
Prisoners taken by Col. Wildets say Gen
Morgan has moved toward Kentucky rrsparing
to Cross the Cumberland above Carthage .
There 10 report he crossed ou Friday, but it ia
no. credited
= Gen Wood returns to the command of his
Old division, instead OF retaining the command
Of Nashville, his old troops protesting against
his retirement from active command.
The Mobile Register of the 18th says Gen
Buckntr has been assigned to the com nand Of
East Tennessee, vice Davis. There is also
story 10 circulation that he mas been attempting
to croau the Cumberland forks Il Ia presumed
that forces have been lately thrown into East
Tennessee. 10 Gen Buckne,'s rank throws him
into command Of division and prstumes the
retirement OF Davis. Th4re was only the sew.
enth Georgia brigade 10 the Department.
A dispatch in the Atlanta Iltellie epoer Of
May l3 says fight had taken place at Ray
mond, Mississippi, on the 18th, 10 which the
rebels under Gen. Gregg had been beaten with
heavy loss. Among the killed was Col Nc
GsverGck, of the Goth Tenn
The newspaper correspondents captured q.
Vlcksburg on the Sd were 10 Richmond on the
18th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
State and Local News.
Democratic County Convention.

The Democracy of the several wards and
townships will meet at the usual places OF
holding elections on Saturday. May 9Osh-in
the wards at TX O'Clock in the evening. and in
the townships at g O'Clock P. M,--to appoint
delegates to attend the County Convention, to
meet at the City Hall in the City of Columbus
on SATURDAY, JUNE 6tb, at ii o'clock, A. M.
for the purpose Of oleCSiug twelve delegates to
the State Convention to be held In tho city of
Columbus on Thursday, June l1tb.
The following is the number Of delegates al.
iotted to each ward OF the city of Columbus, and
to each township of the county of Franklin,
based upon the vote cast for Supreme Judge in
1862, allowing one delegate for each fifty and
an additional delegate for each fraction Of
twenty five votes 30 cast:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

The Proposed RAILROAD Routes OVER THE
HILLs.-Under this caption the Cincinnati En-.
Quirsr saye:
Oaly three years ago and there were no street
railroads 10 our city: now there are four prom
inent routes running through the leading
streets of Cincinnati, aud are regarded bY the
community as indispensable institutions. The
latest feature Of these street railroads ia their
extension over the hills Of Mt, Auburn, Clifton,
Walnut Hills, etc and the continuance OF the
Fifth street. and Pendleton street routes to
Sportsman Hall, or the east corporation line,
from its present terminus at Washington street.
This lat route is two and Q quarter miles,
double track, the rail to be similar to the Cin-
cinnati street rail except fat level being add
ed to the outer edge. The iron weighs forty
three pounds TO the yard and costs $9l so per
ton. 10 the extension three hundred and 1--WE
tons will be used, the total cost of construct.
ing and equippipg the extension, abou, $65, 900.
The digging Of the street will commence about
the 25sh OF May, and as tho laying of the track
progresses, the oars will run to the Marine rail-
way, jamestown ferry, Torrence road and the
corporation line, the fnal completion of the
road being consummated about the lst OF
Augutt III,
The entire circuit Of this route will be about
eight miles, and will possess equal advantages
with the other Toates along the river side.-
There are facilities also afforded to reach Wal
nut Hills by Kemper Lane, Terrence Road, and
lines of steps up the hill side.
The Enquirer, alter describing the Walnut
Hills route, states that on that road 1t Is pro-
posed to run steam car similar to one In Phil
adelphia, the boiler, engine and entire ma.
chinery tnly occupying one foot more in length
than the platform of an ordinary street railway
car. The motion of the car is not only pleas.
ant, but there Is no escape Of steam, and the
power is sufficient to haul any load up such q
grade.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

KIND WoRDs.-Kind words how cheap, in
Decd and yet how very dear. Kind words arc
Heavens sweet Angel messengers So Is Her.
rick ALIENS Gold Medal saleratus earth's sweet
messenger to all who love good, nice. light
whto Biscuit. You had better throw yous
-four away. aud go hungry, rather than use any
other Gail for Herick ALIENS, and have no
other II Is as harmless Rs -four. Try it,
Most every body sells It. Depot 112 Liberty
street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
WAeHlNoron, May I9.-Reliable information

WAeHEGToa, May l9.--Reliable information
hue been received hero that the steamer Gladl-
stor sailed from Liverpool for Nassau on the
25lh uI,, but ultimately to run the blockade If
possible. Her cargo consists of fifteen huudred
barrels of bread and ono thousand and forty
three barrels bacon--ihe bacon and bread for
the rebel army; and this fact is regarded as an
evidence OF the great destitutiou OF the rebels
and OF the straits TO which they are reduced.
WARRINGTON, May l9.-Several hundred ex-
changed prisoners have arrived here An off.
Ger states new and extensive earthHorks have
been erected on the turnpike between Richmond
and fredericksburg, heretofore unknown to us.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

WARS THE Matter ?-For the lasl two days
the name Of the Editor. in, Chief" has been
Withdrawn fiom the Journal. What's up now Z
Has he gone into Matamoras specul ,tion, or
received an appointment from Washington
Whatever may be the good fortune OF our 90.
temporary we shall, when permitted, make the
announcement with pleasure for, though our
own lot may be hard one, We ara always re
joiced TO zee our brother editors 10 good luck.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
Cleveland marke,-May ,s.

fLoUR-b extremely dull and except for small lot
OF avorite brands, scarcely more than nominal.
WHEAT-3 cars sold this morning at 81 Q5 on O A
track and an offer made OF 81 25 for 10 600 bush
but since new York report this afternoon the market II
tuTtneI depressed and closes fiat and not quotable
store at 6lo.
OATs-saes car on track at Coz
HlGHWlNB-Sales 100 bbs at 40,
CHEEsE-Sales new Western Reserve at eGlle
LARLD-sales at 9N@9Ec.
BUTTER-Sales choice In tubs Of l74I7kc
EGGs-SaleS at 109l0kc,
FkUGTS-ssles Dried Apples at So and UnnaaIed
Peaches at 60.
REoEIpTs-4OOO bushels wheat, / cars corn, oars
Ladder
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
VIM. 3. Bradbury's
PianO.FOfte Establishment,

NN' 80 onoOAH oIhbEEt NEW 1Ohhs
NEE subscriber respectfully invites the attention Of
Il his friends and the public generally to his Piano.
forte Establishment, at No. 427 Broome Street
Having withdrawn his interest," stock and from
the late firm Of Lighte n BradbuTys," which Arm wa
dissolved on the 3lst Jatusry ut and having
ed the entire stook OF Piano Fores and Piano forte Ma
teria, owned BY his brother, Edward Bradbury, 10
the said hm he Is nov prepared supply he Increased
demand LOT his celebrated Piano ForteS. Employing
the most sklful aud experienced workmen with large
STOCK Of the best and most thoroughly seasoned mate
a. and an abundance OF Capital he has taken in hand
the personal supervision Of the whole busnesss Of man
niaotuIng his Instruments and Is enabled to turn out
Piano.Fortes OF unequalled tone and durdbieness.
BRADBuRY'sN. w scALK PIANO FoRTR-In the arrange.
ment Of our new scale, drawn aud prepared with the
most care, expressly for instrum we have
added every improvement which can in any way tend
TO the perfection Of the Piano Forte and we can conf
IDENTIFY assert that for decaoV Of touch volume brill
ancy and sweetness Of tone combined with that
and solidy OF frame necessary to durability these in.
Struments are unequalled.
" STRENGTH AND BEAUTY " Is cur motto and We in.
vte the closest criticism Of the best unbiased Judges in
the land Every instrument warranted for ave years.
VIM. B. BRADBURY,
427 Broome ST., cor. Of CROSBY, New York,
mchll d3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
New York Stock marna,.-mau ,o

etock market opened this morning before the board
with even more reckless action than has yet dstn.
Michigan Central l23 Michigan Southern old s9 Iinois
Central scrip liz; Galena and Chicago ll2; and so on
IN proportion the board Thugs turned down little,
new foIk central commenced at l29, and fell to l27E
against at the I'd board yesterday Rrie was sod a.
lo4SlO5hi preferred 100 to l0e az decline; Harlem
old declined l0k, and preferred All Michigan Central
declined 6A on business Of q couple Of hundred OF
snares Southern old sold high 81 and as low as so
closing at 49, So decline; the was ever lower
Galena ohisage declined 6h; Illinois Central and All,
ton and Terre Haute So do cleveland and Pittsbure
90 FttGurg, Fort Wayne q ohioago and Rock Island
do; Burlington Quincy lK do; Cleveland & Toledo
u DO Government stocks without important change.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

FAREWELL Farewell ia lonely sound, and
its echo has caused many sad heart; but none
would feel saddened but rather be greatly
cheered and benefited by saying farewell to
all kinds Of Soda and salsratus except De
Land & Cos Chemical Saleratus, which will
scatter rays of sunshine aud Happiness In every
household when properly used. heiug always
uniform and perfect.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
Road Notice.

THERE WILL he A PETITIO
= presented to the County Commissioners Of Frank.
lin county, Ohio. at their June session, A. D. 1868,
praying for the establishment OF new county road In
the township Of Jefferson, in said county beginning at
the southeast corner Of VIM. Cooks heirs land, run
ming thence west to Reese's mill, and there ending
april3O-w4w MANY PErITIoNERH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
RumOred Changes In Army Com
muudCIBs

CINcISNATl, May l9.--Unreliabe rumors are
afoatin the camps at Murtreesbcro of imT Torsant
military changes involving the transfer of Ma
Jor-Generel Rosecrans to the Army of the Po-
tomsc; the assignment Of General Thomas TO
the command of the army under General Grant,
and General McCook to the present army un-
der ROseeraus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

BATTLE IN FRANKLINToa.-We leara that
nsn1 occurred between soldiers in Franklinton
LAST evening, which resulted in three of the
party being killed. We have learned no par.
ticuiars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

The ONO WHITE SULPHUR SParNaJ.-The
General Ticket Agents held Convention at
the White sulphur Springs yesterday. These
gentlemen showed their good sense by selecting
the White Sulphur Springs as the place Of
holding their meeting,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

PGRsosAL.-We had very pleasant aud
agreeable call. on Tuesday afternoon. from
Hon. F. Mckinney, the faithful and worthy
Congressman from the Fourth Ohio District.-
He is in good tellth and condition.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

FIFTY THOUSAND COPIES each OF DR.. Bells
Iteatlse on Self-Abuse aud Dr.. Harvey's
Treatise on Female Diseases, etc., have been
gratuisously distributed. and both arc calculat.
cd to improve the mind and do much good.
lhey can be had by any one who will pay the
postage. See advertisement 10 another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

The bes. advice that can be taken ia to saus
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound by
using HuDsoH's UNRiHALLED TooTH PASTE. Call
for it at studer's. Marple's, samuel's, Roberts,
Wilson's. schueller's, shaup's, Denigs, Ridg-
ways. J, Fowler's, D. D s.. or at Druggists,
Dentists or Perfumsrs anywhere. Try it one
and all
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

LOUISVILLE, May 9.--Hesdquarters here dis
credit all reports of rebel iorreI attempting
the invasion OF Kentucky, and think the dig
patches from Mount Vernon, Somerset and
elsewhere, came from rebel sources, and we're
designed TO prevent our forces reinforcin 9
Rosecrans or invading East Tennessee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

THERE are ct present seven hundred and
eighty-seven cOnvicts In the Ohio Psnitsnt ary.
TWenty.tegen Of these are women, of whom
i've are colored.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

WAETED.-An experienced teacher wishes to
make on engagement to teach the common, or
the higher branches.
Address Ferdinand Alton, at this office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20

PHILADELHHIA, May l9.-JAy Cooks, Gov
ernment agent, reports the safe of 81, ,O50, 900
worth Of 5 20s to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
McOolm, Miles e. MoDonalds.

VINO Will continue the business at the old stand and are
duly authorized to settle the business Of the old % In
severing our mercantile connection with the public we
would return our varmest thanks for their long aud
generous patronage extended to us through so many
years. Ill health on the part Of Mr.. Geo McDon.
aid Induced by too close application to business for
more than ~ years, renders this ch nge necessary.
To our old friends we would ray that the new firm
possess all the faculties for business enjoyed by ua and
will spare no pains to merit their future favors.
GEO. & WIN. MCDONALD,
Columbus, o., May lst, 1853.
mayl5-dIm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
Wanted.

&60 A MONTHI-we want Agents at 600 a
RUV month, expenses paid. TO sell our Rceriastino
Fenoe, Oriental Burners, and 13 other new, useful
and curious articles. Is circulars, free.
maye-n SHAW & CLARK, Blddeford, Me.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-20
aALAas MANHOOD.

seven hundred Volunteers Sick in
oamP'-Youns men,, be warned in time, supply your
selves with HoLLoWAY's PILLS & oINTMENT.
They are guaranteed to the worst cases Of Sores
ulcers scuiVy, Feven and Bowel cOmplaintr. Only
Is cents per box or pot. QIs
may20-d&wlw
IJpealera in my we'll known me dicnss can have
Show Cards, Circulars, ETC., sent them, FREE OF EX
PENsE, By addressing Thomas Holloway, 80 Maiden
Lane, N. Y.