davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-01

EWE sat prepared the VEskr14n EAR DYE.
sin"e thst rue It pAs neea us.d ~ ,honaa d, and
IN 70 si1nee has laif1 'aeve +utl,e 4saa hcaoa.
Tbs Venetian Dyeh ths cto PR ta~ uosId. IL p.,cs
IL only hEty c:rts. snd e"ch o.'rle cantslc1 onb
the Quxrtsy nf DYE IL ttos u-us1s sola for ent 80
lar. The Vsrettsu 9.e v-rr.oto1 70 t.lura the
hair oe the real2 IN tha s:xtt's' d.. Tns Veoe
HAn D. works ~to rap clts :! cert: nty, hair
requiring 60 prep>rkaon sh.eva1. THE T.ne:ts1
Dye p9edusc: aas thsd1 tbas mvy he dss,st4-cns
ttat wi nst tseo, crock. (sc.ut or ~ssh ou:-:ae
thht II pesmsneut ~ 'hs e. IT. y Fot ssle b7 all
urucei&e Price nf ; tents A t.wArHNws. Gen.
c4as ARt1t, Nc. ]. s3oid eue=s. CO Ynrl, Asso.
uenrfActure1 Ct Asteovs n,c2 12sr 7l o-s ths be1t
hRir drfss'Bg In lar. o:1les. sr nt,s
suRo615 81 IT I1&aA II
DI5EAEE OF TsEB EsLOOD.
@H LIS
eTsu:c II sreety surs 70, sTor,.s-
IN i .emee9 p.rr-ro oily 'of on7 teeSfs.
~ has osses hteo kpo-n so's.L
I" 1t c1r:s cxd!sy Ani rducEn~-1y.
~ II CO.'S n1t eoutA1p a pa c's OF kercurY.
E~ Itycqutres nc cbst Vi Ct
D 1th afsetabls to th- t%tr-
pesfo7s tatn.t wisa h:.,s eu5 OF III. t1scases
ie1; III o prt. ri "a oi o. a
e: e! e r.; ]; =! =: e':
Sold b. drugrts.a vt:S rh -sr AK sor :VeEA-Anle
E-PH-L-h Dt~y." sof1 IL ChttA - By " F.
W91fE. EhaleaAae 1t tet al 6E'M - ~s.t 4 set-
FOE uEtes ~c1s osH1Es e-1Af
Special Not1a.s.,
UPHAN's RA1h Glusb Au .uELLnG FLUID
u the ptse tt1F d eBiltg IN !le II inn4.ts I
hsaanfo or 70 tAc l4L. ke.,ps :. rnt.. p:omata
" UPaAs.o TkT7Er V.sr. l. spre aud
spesdE Carn 77c1ter ea.s Rheun.. G. aprcd HAnd1
UPHtHE ssTRMe IU E. r-.,rer% n ut v1o
ient pAr1xyscs nt esen4 ii .rs 'e,rLt .nt e1ec:a
= 4ptpdS clIt P,trF. u . D. RI
teeAh's FRrcbL* .AH1.-'k remover
Ettck;zs, Thn. W hAra, -ano.tr n. eA:t f.tEE
the ekIr Ana BeAu,1os re ronpex''n <fics, y
1R l.. F.'kTE's L TX *1'Xt.. fr: neA, H=r-
rte au1 He!u'c: It - r .. f7tss. 70 E:Ia,{
Kzcfty Netvtus peoIl:z.S .rr7~'ns .r'1 ~hs1cvef
cAuRe. I1t ~ = pAGs-x-
TEE j4PaE-EE H.ik .'ItS cn"rt ttt Wits
ken Anc xon-.hcbe . b. 50 IT.. Il. OF c;avI II
nunffd.5 II Gu&F soS 'e or VIII rot tAde
~ vsss out D. , 50 t.r,. "oE.
Sold r. t. E+HAA :: ~'1 i15a:c strect. Phil
ntslch.a, kn5 b III rrc.*.. ,1'=ss.ts --n: tr.e.
LDi.n d 1Nl N.2, s1-rtts
ia-1-t:eI.c.
, 1864-09-01
ea't Iso 0s .VsptSL4 aH1 2 81 q. g. 4.
pHOP0SALS FOR NEW SITE

I 9HUFUSAIS FOK NEW SITE
l. FOR NAR1EE HOsPIrhL At THIS POBT.
CusToH HoEas: CnIoA9o. aaE .5th. 1stt:
j. Ju9: 5etS iss. 9nts os1z1nk :bs Enrehass q n,v
~ os .scelved at tsis once untl Ta ssHAY. b
9srerth d&J CT 8eprtutfr neIt fer kulSRhI6
tor TO n5ncses Ct the HospttaI. .Th'so xroundi
Mn*t net Do fnrther Hc1fh than tho yciEtY Ii Ltke
VfsV. cor father tGuth tcEr lIyce Park.
l9 SIZE tbey muet cot be l-ss than three huns1ot
eee sqas!e noS meis than Ten acres n sxtens, sud
1ie nave f1naa1 n onstructed ftoptaQe u2Sp the
Lab eEhcre TTTrHEE 14V1E ToiTartc-
aH16 oss8 z9t H|' ~-o'o''
, 1864-09-01

J. Letter to John @. Ffenont--f1Is
htrfyEb1s Views On ahc pu11sIcal
Situations.
DosToS, August 20.
Genera! Fremont:
sH: Yen mist be aware Of tho wide and urow-
lnx III the Republican ranks with tho
PTe.ldeu&lsl nomination. ut Baltimore; and rou may
have scsn notices Of mo. en,cnt, just coEi-
menced, 10 mite the thorough and earnset friends
ii 4 efghrunr prosecution OF the War In a
convention, which ehan represent the patriotism
Of all parties.
To 1seilitnte that movement 1t is emphatirslly
Advisable that tile eand,d"tss nomioaied at Cieve-
land End Baltimore ehnula wIih]ra~ and leave the
fleld entirely FREQ 70: ruch nntted effort. PerIt
ua, tir, to ask whether, IN case Ms. Lincoln will
withdraw, 3ou will do Eo, aud join JoEr lsloTs
citizens in this attempt to place the adm,ntstra.
tinp On a bseit as ntosd al the patriotism Of the
county, and as l14 needs.
{ElgDe0 GEoRGE L SrEAns3,
s. r UNDrSo,
JAMES III. druaE,
EllzuR WR1anr,
/, EDWARD HAn1c1I,
SAMUEL g. HGWE
, 1864-09-01
Mercuria1 Discusses

AAALfA110a. 201TtH% MAR
NAH cpAfLHI-ou. A1H1 Il no { x0
YxKLNo o. WTA3INF13. pefR ~Sa op ~ 91yrr5
cuNeTlrQTi3S .4kx axAuk.paz4s +. 40 .t.s4s
moving II Bad Breath, and curing u wosf Jc:1S
4ad R5s1msac Palas With :hs u:o - c4iesa1i
1ut3 e 3=Et!Es. 3a.c.n1 Rr@y- F=-7 "a =
, 1864-09-01

,esn .sscazn Ii. world, through eve3 e1taass zss;
aeee Is tbe antldate 'salnst cvery change;
Water izs*ure 1t tenpez1, and .na1es
u4a to al h.1ds1!3s Ia al tempe-nsursx.
, 1864-09-01

x:4,1yz1te's tsoas:Y %oakp.
This Celrh,n4 g ttitLFl xnch unit ttrA&1
EauAnd Il n.1r ttn. the c!4o xei -t'A:s tnls1
lid ettoI 1t1L 1sr, .fR, u !. arGa.eL, kn3
tztfeUe1S ttn ID IN! L. it, trA 10 tbs Sdh tEr
tuie bF 81 Druf f1lt: and E~rcy Gnas. Des.ess.
1kH~u17f-ty JH-EAT~TU
, 1864-09-01

T..hs9t drs nourtstmen ens HE'S pu1sea Eaaa,
tbs n1oad groxs thin and du.ness eiouds tas tz.!.
But this BlsxH sets INC sJeteu rgkt.
4 leod Digestion waltz an Appetite.
, 1864-09-01
RHEUM hi ATISM.

tA1rV41sls.l Afu1ALaIA. auux-
LVE1A31k 3u4TlQA. nc uu6rEYs7yr-.
II eLef4 II AEg d1&sA&e 10 ak1c4 {.av x...ane~
Lie EFrup u so7A etxt Il u II than. xs..ae -:
Etrotsd aaaeno3s. The c3Ass IbtaRHe pntnf n. =
Ec1t Instantly Alaeststd--Aporr OR svef1F ~ IA h.
dneaa. Caaed. e1tunte ~ y!cA,ippt - r y re
Tsan1irS, aA7s cea4 r1Ts4 ts u
, 1864-09-01

The Union Convention to be held in this
clty, promises TO be the largest ever o.ae,n.
b1td here. Every potion Of 1hs State will be
feprcseuttd; and thus far, ea3h cnau1y. e.
ctpI one, has Instructed Its delegates to De-
ticn the Mill ary Gcyernor.for convention
to revise the constitution, 60 that s1aqery
may be abolished.
, 1864-09-01

4 REF0LuTloN N agoi1sNh :
Isl 9sz So s:aa a. :,f;sss;; ssfs:;
= 9sss s:@: = = y !s;; sS
sfs:ey !,.ss:s Z sss s
seo~ .ao sAv@ *RH+snd lopf se~'o eain'n, - =
Taoss 10 asve sAn,s soasas ssam ua. sa,s
So9s s1s,p S. sa:ao. se cur-A b- o<aea oarae.>..
| Are invited T. Cur Constitution tlta sy.;
Ou11ua sas psss nvs :-sss ~ nAss cuatanaeo ~,
obsaeIes aac oyesel-@u opposition n ae<oeieer
Ters Evsr .reouo.e-od ov anr safoeueFz-
| RAPlDlTY OF CURE.
&;
2al, b: sarfd By 1t" "'sov Fscuo~FAs''' s<"ess'
rn,a u 1ar sapu.
ses e q hSSS:is Bas ssss S:s e; s:.,
deE1 .ss4 e. st 81 2. ;ns " es.s sas s
sa1fGce of taa sea1s.
/ ErASTlTuIlna LIFE xYRu-,
s.aa ss zs1 e 81 = IL e::-1
sssHe ;ad 81 y s esoSts:st saa o's&AA* ''*7'''s"'
PARALYSIS,
| x=Hz.zsa-A. 14axna. fArArzz4.
FAIIySIA ~ar1AH4.
ism - ua1sez1A4t9 AoEass1sa tass Gcp4ueaen. E.
| eysn2 = tho only Elective Osanf Of re1zornaca
srsss ns vasiSsi oer s - ~. aes e =
E-wE.
f. DYSPEPsSs1A. !
@s2isEaE,os. @ 1!v.@ uoaxsA1~.
| L.TGL4Nck 1Au Bs1A1M
aCROFULA-
~; Es3515as ~, '~~l1r.sa, st.:is.s.t @ e:
assla Il e s..:s .s's. a:+
RHEUMA ATISm-
t:,:gassa'' :av,a5a1-. ;ss.,;a .ses, M a,x,,.,
4 e-sfs II .17 o1.s..e 10 sa4e4 ~. ...uasat-
xtrotsd a1aanoas. The cs4sI ipteRee oafrs r :.
$ss: ss::s 81 ssss1.; So =
NERVOUSNESS
1aAvTsAsn saRv1s. eos1oasas ~ Tsrua.-
s7. sf'us' Dance. sf'Lss"v
"a da3 Oh .hieS tdsS read sstss aaes. f.sisuss.:,
% Hsat Mesfn! e. Ecn.s ~ to1: ned!s Ice E-T
Hope @esf s oss &c " $500 30
Mercuria1 Diseasa.s
x.11vAMoa: so1r4a- - .a4..
| vxR1ua o. w7A31Hs1s. n<ra+sa oy - 1.rr4
3.. cuSsTlTgr59S fa M - - ~ s1s1r .t.t.t
moving Y ~ Breath, I'D eoTiaz ~ Tsss jc:if
IL ea:ss Is aIss:s zs !. 3:;s;f. pea T' eae
Constitution Life SyrW
9raa.esses, root and pranca az Errpt.ye Dsesscs+
IA SKIN, Hko
nTf!rHa pTMpfEc HT f,TtrIf+ =,
|
ULGEkiTlQf DtSGlyGs
|
Ea1EAf 81 To ApkS, 1Asok4. su1xE Ia :. 5fenex
M1TE ra1Ga1s as9S r ;saa.ie.sase se.eaE.,
e 81 ssG15 "s 80 S':s 6. Ss
ri. a. n,,,x. i. T., ,.;., ' '''~ ~
ID o. cssc.scss copdI5oo of tSs r 20 aess&
Ttte b1sui1T er osarr Yn5rsae0st sT15trus ~
EeNszsa - sas uae d 4!fE1S15I II LnT +;
;, ,x.n ..,, p,,o,- -ra,.4u
the Life Syrup stand. an1ava.!ed :.
|
LssA9Gs - @ St4s Msres,ix 1s sSein,ssozea Il, e
5oEaE III 4 ss.s1, ~ W. aoa ~ 1Stso0
Tates nsy "a T. oas 70 Eo1 ~hasso 20. ss 1os 6
Adytks the use eGfEvMSsst1l9E1Os g IGSss lxesYRUE
III feas5fe eT ~ i9ssasasa Ask
EsA3 oeS1 ao a'0a' &7e S'ea He" es"7 ~
a2H 247plAaAs.
.. .. .........
TE1E RIEH AND POOH
A. aaos ds z Ss Goasttnaon III: ey9ao fos Ia se
o2t;i.
'.arv-
, 1864-09-01
Constitution Life Syru|:

Erad1tttea, root and pranca kI. KrnptYe Dtassscs
,ad SKIN, uka
, 1864-09-01
NERVOUSNESS

H3kYuU1 1AAlLITY. LoaA Qy IOWA
bRAE@1A1h IHHT18s con 1UA{d3 ~ YBrH HAs~
sT. vrTuA' pAKCs. sFrLsH-v
TnrntAuus ~ q as7u anus1uo fpr fxss& III, 4
taa da3 Oh which the5 read taree uats. P1xttcuN.
"a TeAe tu9eftn1 VchAs ~tu sc1s medic les E-T
an lnn$ttuAt14 4tEt4fnx @e.Y fncfxAsfF
. f5opo which fsl4ls n1ore THIN Il ertNtaev.
, 1864-09-01
Is q general Rlood-Pur1fy1nS Axuaa
the Life Syrup stands unr1va.led *
any preparation il tha World.

L!seases u tns bFInes ~ o1Ha.y esyelureu Z ~
yocaT Hip Ttse.ks, Nausa1x1A. A1d III nervous =.
eAse1.3nd LAa1e1 VINO 4t& Su1dIn1 ptseA4eH t.
ThCa thsy ara At lo2s to know whatto 10, 1e vo1t
si1t4s thu use Ct CONSTITUTIONS LIFE 8fBUF, Z
1sAx back, and astn. R17s thea nep .9errs. esw "a
aQh as7pina1s.
, 1864-09-01
SRA SICKNESS,

Who has not felt how feebfy wosIs essay
Tha qu2sms one feels On cupboard 10 pcz-1a5f
Dread them DO mora defy old Ncptune's Dovz.
The Httets cure the nausea n m hour.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16
The ADAMS sKpStSs CD.
Great Easiera, Western

..saltAern Expr@s Porwarders.
.DlsPAIcn its DxfrY IN
Irha.a. ~ eakllri - ~ s.f.tn j ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

mp the Evll IN the Bud
rr>aosr A0,ss,d With anv p.

fEd03k aW>90d WIN anY fu-
u - o<z>>rs 80 - oy<sAs (cAAa rei aa-
-. p6n3sr. s>e>nesrr- rertsr1. e sxy FAs ..
ounpr-A~e. 61nuA oui>nrs vArieesss. Hytrce><e.
csensrr unnnonn. oDssn>1er<s<, &satn&i NeAk
80 uSunuran1 1akaszs~~. ks4 ~1~c<s sf >~lf-
49, s>nn1t q Az u<cx visit n cskkks
Un<Y9m 1vftre. 80 <sc<si ccas1l .skise iselr
- - IA ss.A-zsssa skr-~< lESI<n.psAis.
r.s psss>rss Fsse~s yesrs ssss<l>s>e IN Nee
Y.xx csSs se2n&ss an . u~as ~ 'St,att1>siv
n>kff>R 49,. s~st - - sle ~ ie<isz. AL -
s<fp~ s>as~tn>s ~ ezfs~<--
C-a<4itstsa fee o&es - a. "
e.
-. sns- sss- isss lssl.a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16
.NspIcAL;.
DR. JOHN BULLS
= ~ - tt 4.t
VvnsP0UND
rsfYtggfYt sDs,sxsrsks10a



NOtnsn's naas - mora iltrrsis.y,
- ss.s.s ss.siss- r.....' - a.. = = 49,. -
sscr n aasaao.i eass---T. tsss @sss. Ds,, % 80
-, $50 :, .s..,..;s -. =. ss..,ssss .ss-s
SszeSsss ssSsss. ss.s.ss = . = = = is $780,
,cese1ols rcrt terce<1s M wssi as@ - ~, -
-is = st- bo.s7Ss3 p - ~ LssI snss .ss.r -
sessontlaeaiet Nora. lzeEics- czk - - srinS
$50 = "a ilis rs,aslcs : - stisipe< ~ Ma isf>1
AssSvSs4. . fsriAf ssnbl8s-ss- ~ Ne cnssss
49, -. . =. sl.s.s .s :. s'.t s. : ! ~ .ssa s ~ = =
Sc. ssi'sss = s.s ss'.iys leass ~.sss ssssf
- 49,. s.s.s s.ss $500 ss -. = 81. S Sc gs (
ps1tA ltis seis~f ~ils tssn Lhss Eklis ,h>ree
ssss = ~, Y ,as ssS es tsrse = ssss. = s.s
,sl s5ss.ss essss.-.sa. :. 1880 = ess. :. sssx
le-s tAsfsags ezanliaassoa a - s<s< snss-zs,s
~ 81 eissasss sriGAg hsa ss'b~sss ssAAs-e
>.s1tet y ~e<tbsF o. elia-N-s, y - s-az@>@e
.-l-Aase<~s, 1s-Hs.s s.soSss r.ss A1c Irit'y 10
ere tssispalailou 4 Aas - seuS u I>sxssAo>s-
% 40 NJ - = --ss- =. s-ie.-a. "a, s.a.
~ lls aasa4.ll . Az . IS zp.sfs .1sss ssSlas
: eAsFss ss-a -ae1le ~, k--sf a s.>AE< N tss
.stlsr = : N.sepA Ase.ea, -Aa, es5 " hcSsks
- - rAIia~a Nit4 II - tne @4f< 4&eeIf.lI 90
! a ieiAs s1entpl salsvcoos- q, llsnf say bslccnt
y s1e n eAi2on 81 - .. s. rzncssssrrystss~s
Lszlf suo ktsrs ts.s iI.H : 49,. t.li..t. =.
a serleso. sNpsrlgnels1 lnwsioa pl b1i kAstttn
~ years ensaEet. a. fcfs eesbteroot - -s's1p-
Aas-sui ssruanslasaS snaae = aPs ss.vs~ y -
- psslic cczaolnaie5 oi Oecroo silt ch~f >f-
ss0,~t iooict me gno.e pressrr.t tntAs b>ss qEA-
~ a. c0pper .l.Gsllo4 toci ~ rh.sAI rht<h teis
ooancs1s has ~ eQatttn ihs utfft ''nt aaf ssa
~ naigtt nrnish ssalsn.a - sssu4Sa,ss, k,,tes
eafaie hays lsnk slnos lealrst u e3cE,ktr->A
a. =. - tNaf 80 raire lhe >s~st p-sn ~
sssry ss- se'ss' - hiussi ,4s vrsps egs os< ns1-
isine- GIVE - p'' y" -
OE ~ hOn abT eas.s
Cne trial arf 80 v.li nevsT -ls c.asgs. ~. A
ltis aos neCesssff y pablah long LIST ~ u
szsea ioI ~eioh sbe Ctafuu f-r.err trs's sv>cznns
IN all aisessss efths hieslseh- be~~s. AyY<~
H. Al sHscffons - tns Bssin d-psndins zS>a D.
fslsrEaact - tse ~ ll.aca 81 bQ~els,
~ ucUt AttuU Ati.Il .nt nscf alrfs. - ils
Rnd ~ Fever 1no Afaa. a. q. a1nsa - s1p.Ep<as
A.. e,bes ycele4ieA- IL noi ecT c1Tos thess dls~ss~
80 pFsFeAts t1erL iHH 80 sf.
IA - ailss iaL v LSl eii4gt aka ~ kouf ~
sNza i4.sl 49, slsi.ts ~ 81 .-scf ~ ne r,ks
,t - ny cliusie. sDt sereon the peFssa lskiDg q
- .ilik alseala snecI tls ll1sl irglnE expcsuref
~ - - sVtL's Pfiaslpsl o4ss. siit ss-s<t-
tieaisvilss, Az. .l.....'f -.
q ssla EA0ls.-is - As4sltss- -
THOMAS II. aAsas -.
.-.s~, FV,ssA 81 SslAss-ss- Tssss~ss-
1870
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

sxNScE AZ rxnxx RArTr. xcv. =. r.<
NOTICE i hereby gissE tia. the
nr.z--< s-II - s<lz q 0*lr ex.2a1s nsz.~ -
rf<.rsss.2y n l<z<-<y ssst. h~<--~1 - hsrrs
= - sl~,~<- n e . s's-l<s >. n. 81 ,ss
ys.a. fAkSro1 ArssEr. c~ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

IL IL
&TLA IF 0OTxO.T.
i1a ~ a. # 81 I u
l,AsA !. ...aD- &. 49, oook sTovxs u sss
al -. -. Ss.r -, "a. So s.'.s .as -i.a
- '-ii' "a Fo'''tsT ocxrS c'as''s s'S-.-
DAl..- IDS ess Al.L.s.A rok coal Osvox. hest
ID Ca Eurr-es z,--is
n.,,........---....s..,......,...,,. -.
TAI -.
~ eS e1a /
RAiA .-ss>A- ssess Ssss $50 v s'-s -ess-
|III
-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

HAVING sold my entire stock Of
III As t~Hrs 49, frss - As-~rN = Or 90
A~&<t~et~< - ~ l-e< ssd <.-.4s czsssn sf~
o. t< r4<ft. v1e ks~s tr - r.<zs s<>ret -
wttA l>>lr e<lr-n><e. - ae<s ts>rt fsa sk><s&<
A21 nxsa sps<A <f<s ><llsts >an<lse~or~ q
-4k18 ,<s1~<~ stls x>~<rs- o S1sy g. q -
So - - -, - F-<lsck. ~Aers tA~F 1<s sz-
p>>t - t.ar A. s>~--a s~-tass. - v~EJ
t.sf~ ssttsa - n t- -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

SSGS OF THf It'd IoCk.
"E hereby snaoaeo- % The pub
w ~ ts.1 es~tax e-r<ass~l ~ Azrrs 49, IN
ss.-l-~ ser~1 - a~s~.re a. lF~s e~.sr<tax -
a a. z.s.<- 49, s41e< hkf<~if - "a 49, kr~ 80
EF~p~r~1 y >crozEe-es7 a. a. - 11<Ee2srs -
N~~<rs e = ssst<r - Nrd = nke~ - -
rs~0r - v<<s tn<lr sstn pN~lsss s<1e e.1 q .
49, D1~r~<kE 4sxs-.1a< ss1A se1 . ls><
sr<<>tu coAt c.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27
the State, chronicles the following horrible

the State, chronicles the following horrible
affair.":
About the middle Of last month Mrs.
Melinda Drummer, wife of VIM. Drummer, a
soldier, died very suddenly at her residence
in this city. Within week or two past
suspicious were aroused that she had been
foully dealt with, and means taken to as
certain the facts. On Wednesday of this
week, Lydia Drummer, daughter of the de-
ceased woman, confessed to DIR. G. G. Sharp,
in the presence of her grandmother and a
neighbor lady, that she gave her mother
arsenic in q piece of plum pie, which
caused her death. It has also come to light
that this girl procured arsenic from one Of
the Drug Stores in this city, just before the
commission of the horrible act. The re-
mains of Mrs. Drummer will be disinterred
and an examination made.
Miss Brunner has been taken into custody.
She Is about 1S years of age. The only
reason she assigns for the crime Is, that
her mother would not let her attend public
balls.
The Boebuchter, a German paper pub
lished in Alton, Illinois, pronounces for
JOHN CHARLES FREMoNT for the Presidency,
and pitches into ABRAHAM LINCOLN right
and left.
? The King of Bavaria is dead, and his son,
nineteen years of age, rcigns in his stead
under the name of Ludwig the Second.
The infant son of the Prince and Princess
of Wales was christened on the anniversary
of the marriage, 10th of March, as Albert
Victor Christian Edward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27

The Cincinnati Enquirer, Of yesterda,
has the following. The necessity whie
compels this action by Mr.. PUGH will /.
regretted: II
We are informed that Hon. George j.
Pugh, who was nominated as one of th
Presidential electors for the State at lare
by the Convention at Columbus, has sent /
aletter of resignation to the State Contra
Committee, declining the protfered honor,
1t would be entirely incompatible and iIns
possible with his business arrangements, in
his opinion, for him to accept a position
where, i'm justice to the party, he would be
Obliged to canvass the State in its behalf.-s
It was severe tax upon him last summer
when he devoted so much of his time to
the election, in connection with his nomina-
ton as Lieutenant Governor, and it is now
imperatively necessary that he should have
respite from so arduous political labor.
He is grateful to the Democracy of the
State for the complimentof of denomination,
which is all the more fiattering, as it was
like the nomination of Lieutenant Cover
nor, unsolicited and unexpected.
The name of Hon. MILTON SAYLER, Of
Cincinnati, is suggested as proper one to
take the place of that of Mr.. PUGH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27
Fatal Accident ON the Central Ohio
RniIrond-T'wo NIcn KILLED and
Several VVOumdcd. M M


Several Wounded. W
from The Wheeling Intelligencer Of the 25th.l
The train of cars coming east yesterday
morning met with an accident four miles
east of Barnesville, resulting in the death
of two men and the woundmg of some half
dozen others. The accident was caused by
the breaking OF o defective rail- The en-
gine and baggage car passed over safely,
but the next car was precipitated down an
embankment into Leatherwood creek and
was deposited in about three feet OF mud ana q
water. The next car was also thrown OH
the track but as the coupling did not give
way it was deposited In an almost perpen-
dicular position upon the embankment.-
The confusion and terror among the large
number of passengers was intense.
A man by the name of Henry Mills, q
resident of New York city, was taken out
of the creek dead, having been drowned by
the water as 1t rushed into the car. A drum
mer of an Ohio regiment who was IN the
car before the accident occurred, could not
be found, and is supposed to have been Du-
ried beneath the wreck. A soldier by the
name of johnson became entangled in the
wreck and could not extricate himself. A
negro man, seeing his dangerous situation,
seized him and held his head out OF the wa
ter until others came to the rescue. John-
son is nevertheless badly injured, and 1t Is
said cannot recover. Some half dozen 9TH
er persons, principally soldiers, whose
names we could not learn, were more or
less injured. F LBuG ..ipgigIu i.uG. a.
The breakage of the rail was owing to
the fact that the cross ties at the point
indicated were too wide apart and the rail-
could not stand the weight. ,,t srti19 i,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27

We are pleased to notice that many of
our Democratic exchanges speak in very
high terms Of the readiness, ability and self
possession, with which Hon. GEORGE REX
discharged the arduous and trying duties of
his position as President of the large and
somewhat lively Convention, last Wednes-
dsy. These compliments are well deserved.
The bearing of Mr.. REX reflected high
credit on his skill as presiding officer, and
upon the sagacity of the Convention in Sc
a1scting him as its President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27

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Mental Despodency.
Prostraton; Great Weakness.
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CALIsAYA Celebrated for over two hundred
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CHAMoMILE FLowERs-For enfeebled digestion.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27
Penn.ylvnnia for Mcclellan.

i. The Democracy of Pennsylvania held
their State Convention, at Harrisburg, last
Thursday, and appointed their delegates to
the Chicago Convention. We have not yet
seen the names Of the delegates selected;
but the telegraph informed us, yesterday,
that the Convention instructed in favor of
McCLKLLAS. sat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-27
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