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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-12
How 70 save Your .Teeth.

MIR. Beecher says:
"Our teeth decay. Hence bad breath, un-
seemly mouths, imperf ct mastication. Ev-
erybody regrets it. What Is the cause? 1t
is want of cleanliness. A clean tooth never
decays. The mouth is a warm place-nine-
ty-eight degrees. Particles OF meat be-
tween the teeth decompose. Gums and
teeth must suffer. Cleanliness will pre-
serve the teeth to an old age. Use a/quill-
pick, and rinse the mouth after eating;
brush and CASTLE soap every morning the
brush with pure water on retiring. J" -.E
Bestow this trifiing care upon your pre-
cious teeth you will keep them and ruin
the dentists. Neglect it, and you will be
sorry all your lives. Children forget
Watch them. The first teeth determine
the character of the second set. Give them.
equal care. ...... ...... ...... .......
Sugars, acids, hot drinks, saleratus, are
nothing compared with food decomposing
between the teeth. Mercury may loosen
the teeth, use may wear them out, but
keep them clean and they will never de-
cay. This advice is worth more than thou
sands of dollars to every boy and girl.--r
Books have been written on the subject.
This brief article contains all that is essen
tial. -ff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-12
A Lizard in n WOm ans Stomach
Four Years. .. . ..

The Calais (Me.) Advertiser says that !
young woman of the name of sherwood, be-
longing to st. George, N. B., who lived as
domestic with Mr.. S. B. Pool, of Calais,
about a year ago complained of living
creature being in her stomach, and applied
to several physicians for medicine to re-
lieve her of it, but to no effect. At length
it grew so troublesome and had such de-
bilitating effect upon her, she gave up her
place and went home to die, as she fully
expected; for to live in such a state she felt
and knew was an impossibility. After she
got home DR.. Rouse was called, and after
hearing her story left her a powerful
emetic with directions how. and when to
take it. She took the medicine as directed,
and the result was that lizard, about six
inches in length, was elected from her stom-
aeh. When it fell into the bowl, it is said,l
it fairly bit at the sides oft andjumped
out and ran along the floor till it was killed
by one of the persons in attendance. 1t had
beenin her stomach about four years. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-12
Ratification Meeting.

A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at the Court House in this place on
last Wednesday evening, for the purpose of
indorsing the action of President johnson
ia vetoing that "Abolition iniqdity,n the,
Negroes Bureau bill.Io,A humber of
speeches were made, which were earnest
and to the point. All the speakers ap-
plauded the veto, and denounced the Abb
olition traitors in Congress who are SEEK
ing to degrade and oppress the white race
and elevate the negro.-AShldnd Union.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-12

( A tender hearted Wtd0wer tainted at tha
funeral Of his third beloved. "Whhk4l We
Idowith himp" asked a friend Of his. gsIYeto
him aloneSi said q waggish bystander,
she'll s00H REVIVE"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-12
IIatI1icalIon lleelIng ln 81. N IInrE..l y ~

/ A large. and enthusiastic, meeting was.
held In St Marys on last Saturday evening"
1.-The object being to express approval OIL
the veto by President johnson. OF the Na.3
sided, and after the reading OF the veto
message, the meeting was ably addressedF
byiSelator Godfrey, Hon. +. aGs IeBl0Kal
and D. j. Callen, Esq. Resolutions indnrsC
ing the Presidents veto were then read and.
unanimously adopted.-Wes Western Stdlddrd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-12

Remember, Tint this Bhters is mt Alchoho'ic,
contains no Rum or WhiSky AMI cannot nuke
DrGakfrds, but is the best Tonic IN tie Worla.-
ReaG who says so:
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areat STORM ID IndlnnanoIIs.

.INpIANAPoL1s, Sept. 18.-A heavy
rain storm has prevailed here and
throughout Central Indiana since Sun
day night. The streams are higher
than ever before known. Pongues
creek, small stream running through
the lower part or this city, Complete
ly flooded that part of the town, doing
immense damage. Many railroads
have sustained heavy damage, by
bridges being washed away. Commu-
nication on several of the railroads
centering here is entirely suspended for
the present. The damage to the city
cannot be estimated, but Is undoubted-
ly heavy, both to business and prop
0rty.
The water rose so rapidly this morn
ing that many store rooms filled with
water before the goods could be remov-
ed. Nearly all the railroad tracks in
the city are submerged and the bridges
washed away. The water in the Union
passenger depot at noon was n foot
deep. Many families living in the vi
cinfty of the creek were compelled to
leave their homes. The rain still con-
tiuues almost without intermissfon, but
the water in the stream is snbsiding.
Reports from other sections of the State
indicate severe damage by the high
water. Two men and boy were
drowned here.
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NEW YoRK, sept. be-.

.. HEW YORK sept. Is.
Cotton active and I911Sc higher: 34aa5o for
middling uplands and SIC for Orleans. Flour
less active and scarcely so firm, prices how,
ever are without decided change; 81 20GIO Is
for extra State; 50 50@ll 30 for common TO
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
and Sll 409lS IS for trade brands, closing
quiet. WHISKY quiet; in bond 81 359a 81.
Receipts OF Wheat ,9l9 bushels; inactive and
scarcely so 1Tm; sales q 100 bushels at 81 60
Ior inferior Chicago spring; 81 81 for No, 2
milwaukee, Club. Corn less active and lie
lower; sales $4,000 bushels at $50 for inferior;
Si@S9c for shipping mixed western afioat;
SB96Ic for do in store; $50 for high mixed
nearly yellow; SIC tor western yellow, 93c for
White western. Receipts of Oats 4,024 bush;
dull and lc lower; sales % 600 bush. at 1laI7c
Tor Chicago and 469I9c for Milwaukee, Pc
troleum heavy and easier; 2T9271Sc for crude
and 4S1z@45c for refined in bond. Pork dull
ana heayy at SS3 O6933 % for new mess, clos
ing az SS3 u regular; SSI93l . for old do and
~ SSoi LOT prime, Beef heavy at sl891S for new
plaln mess; SlS93 for new extra mess Beef
hams nominal. Bacon quiet. Cut meats
SIsady At ll4z9151<c for shoulders and lSCa
294c for hams. L1Td duh and heavy at Ma
dS1Sci Butter steady at 2O935c for Ohio and
58g5oc for State. Cheese 1nchanged, at 100
l71[C. " -
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Fires.

New York, Sept. 1S.-A fire occurred
in the building, No. 92s and $50 Broad
way, last evening. Ibwas soon extin-
guished. Tho loss is about S35, OOOs
The premises were occupied by a. b.
Bembee, manufacturer of cabinet ware;
Peter jackson, dealer in CRATES; John
ii. Soper, carpenter, and VIM. Dressler,
dealar in music.
CINCINNATI, Sept, 1S.-A- fire at Rising
Sun, Ind, yesterday, destroyed Coss'
shoe store, Yancy's grocery, and Nc
-Avoy,s drug store, with three or four
adjoining dwellings. Loss about $50, 900.
Insured for IS, 600.
MEANWHILE. Pa, Sept. 1S.-The old
wooden buildings between the Colt
and American Hotels, on Water street,
occupied by Clarke d Wood, grocers,
VIM. Carry ,harness maker, and cigar
store, was destroyed by fire early this
morning. The origin of the fire is un-
known. The loss at the Colt House,
damaged by fire and water, is 81 500
The American Hotel was only slightly
damaged. Total loss about &, 900.
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1rnInense rIasa rIeetInr.

NEW York, Sept. 1s.-An Immense
mass meeting took place in Union
square last evening, for the purpose, as
the calIstatss, to ratify the action of the
endorse the nominations of the Albany
Democratic State Convention. Mayor
Hoffman addressed the crowd from
eight stands successfully. Letters of
regret and sympathy were published
from Secretary McCulloch, Willard
Fillmore, Geo. 4. Curtis, and others. A
letter from the President was received.
The display OF fireworks, Examinations
and decorations were of the most inn
posing character, and on grand scale.
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BY Telegraph.
spirit OF tne stock Market.
NIL Ny,ur- 60

The Commercials money article SAYS:
The money market still exhibits extreme
ease. The banks seek borrowers TO employ
balances The average rate Is per cent with
exceptions at to No. / firms and to second
class houses The stock market is more gem
er1ally active. Governments are drm under
the Improvement of 5-20s in London. For
Gold IS weak under report that SOS were
"a IN London this morning, and fell to l445s.
Loans are made at l-l0 per cent per day.
The Posts money article says:
Inc loan market is abundantlY supplied
with capital, and the best houses are REALLY
accommodated on call at 5 per cent on ordi-
nary eollaterals, and at 4 on governments
commercial paper is offering rather more
freely but the enquiry for prime descriptions
sui exceeds the supply; the rate is 567 per
cent, Inc stock market Is strong. Govern
mems are 6etter-not so much from any
as from the Discrimination or holders Ia seIii
50 long, as they can hypothecaie at 4 per
cent interest. railroad shares are lrfn.
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Guarantee a Cure in Every
Instance,

When taken-thoroughly- Rccortiing TO the
directions, which accompany each bottle.
Clergymen, Physicians, Merchants, Profess
1onnl Gentlemen in all stations OF life-our
most eminent men in public positions-an
who have ever used or seen It used join in
the most unlimited praise OF its merits; and
men ana women, old and young by tho
thousand, testify and will tell Won th6t II IL
the most wonderful remedy ofthe nineteenth
century, whilst the proprietors wARRANr ID
IN every case. Letters reach us every tiay
nom persons in every part OF the land, telling
OF the miraculous cures IL has PERFORMED.
whilst our best physicians are constantly
urging us to tell them the formula from which
it Is made, saying its effects are wonderful,
us success beyond all precedent, and It's cures
IN even the most aggravated cases. as certain
as sunrise. II will stop distress after eating
IN moments time; sweeten n sour stomach
aSSoon as taken; relieve pains or cranps in
stomach or bowels instantaneously, and ena-
Die the dyspeptic sufferer. who has lived for
years on Graham bread and the plalneSt
diet, to eat a hearty meal without fear OF any
trouble from II. We earnestly ask one trial
from every sufferer. Sold by druggists every
where, at 81 per bottle, or bottles for s..
y. q. CLARK Il CO., PrOprietnrs
New Haven, Connecticut
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SAN FRANcIsCo, Sept. IA fire de-
stroyed n portion of the Mission wool
insured
Gen. HalIeck has issued an order to
the commanding officer at Fort Point
TO tire a salute of twenty-one guns in
honor of Queen Emma should She ar
rive between sunrise and sunset.
In the United States Circuit Court to-
day motion TO remand the action of
John Mccall VS.. Irwin Mcdowell and
Capt. Douglass, for false Imprisonment,
TO the State Court, was denied.
The importers price of Japan tea is
soc pound.
The British brig Ann Anderson, from
Yakahoma, reported lost, arrived here
yesterday morning.
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New YORK, Sept. 15.-There were ten
fresh cases of cholera reported yester-
day, and nine burial permits were is
sued during the As hours ending yes
terday afternoon. The mortuary report
for last week showed 624 deaths, 81 of
which were from cholera.
Two fresh casea of cholera We're re-
ported in Brooklyn yesterday. During
the week ending on the 10th inst. there
were go deaths in that city.
NEW YoRK, TlSept. 1S.-Four cases of
cholera ARC reported in this city to-day,
but no deaths.
NEW ORLIsANs; Sept. lS.--FiYe deaths
from yellow fever and nineteen from
cholera yesterday.
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The Latest News.
BY Ell u @ RAPH.
BY the Union Zine.
lrner of Main and Monroa sire,
ne,r YorI, Ne,ra !

Z
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-George n.
Briggs, the alleged Nassau Bank de-
faulter, has been fully committed to
await the action of the grand Jury.
John Brown, who was charged with
having couterfeiting implements in his
possession, was discharged yesterday,
and the transfer press found in his DOS
session was returned to him.
phe Fenians had a picnic in West
Hoboken yesterday, which was a great
success. Gen. Wright, Gen. Spear Mr..
Morrison, and Mr.. McWilliams adj
dressed the meeting. The latter was in
terrupted frequently by Col. Gleason,
the recently escaped prisoner from Dub
lin, who made offensive remarks and
called the speaker liar. Byrne, the
warden who let Stephens out of the
Richmond prison, was on the ground.
A Herald Canada dispatch says: The
military preparations among the Cana
dams are increasing. Five new compa-
MES have been organized and AN am
munition factory is about being con-
structed by the Government. 20 =
Darcy MCGEE is becoming very un-
popular on account OF his tempoTizing
policy.
The propeller Congress of Detroit,
which was seized some time ago, has
been released. f9tE7
The Tribune's. Montreal special saws :
AAA9dtAGg1 NO4s 'sNI6OER9. deaOe.
Colonel Biddle and Major Buchanan
arrived in this city to-day, and put up
at the st. Lawrence Hotel. They came
down from the West of Canada. a
large force is to be put in camp about
st. Johns on the river to meet any sud-
den movement from the direction OF
Malone. 1t is surmised that the Fee
mans are about concentrating from
Ogdensburgh to Malone.
mn The steamer MOraVin brOnVhE Onf
5000 mens mostly artillery, This is the
first of the reinforcements. The cavalry
Will not be due until the ed, and viii
not be efficient until the 10th proximo.
The Tribune's Hudson Bay special
says, as the eleven O'Clock trim, on the
Hudson & Berkshire Railroad, was
turning a curve, coming into Hudson
this morning, it came in collision with
u freight train. Both engines were
badly damaged. and the engineer of
the locomotive, Buffalo. was badly in
jured; his name is jus. b. Armstrong.
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COMMBRCIAL AND PTNANCIkL.
Pittsburgh On lInrlket.

- 7 7 I'D U HE0fEEi RJ9EI' To-
The market yesterday presented nothing
new worthy of especial notice. The only
sales we could learn of were 1000 barrels 10
be delivered this week, at l5lS cents; 700
CENTS all barrels returned. These appear to
pc ruling figures, although some parties We're
holding Oh and would not sell for less than 10
CENTS The prospectof their realizing these
ngures y rnther Slim at present.
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New York Honey ana stock Market.
Nru- R.,r,r e,ar,t 1R

Money quiet and easy at l@5 per cent for
S S5lI loans Sterling Exchange dun at lOG5s9
Gold without decided change; opening at
1875 and closing at l451<f.
government Stocks shade nrIneri ZOOS d,
m5i bs. 81 coupons. lil1z; SD coupons, 80
ri SD coupons, IS, 1857.
Stocks strong; Fort Wayne JOG; Rock
Island Ii0Jf: Chicago & Northwestern pre-
ferred 679s; Erie 7S5s; New York Central 1O7.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1s.-The direc-
tor of the United States mint at Phila-
delphia, ex-Gov. Pollock, has resigned
his position, in consequence of not APP
proving ofthe policy of the President
for the restoration ofthe Union.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.-The Presi-
dent paid a visit to Sec'y Seward this
morning, whom he found in an improv-
ed condition.
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BOSTON, Sept. 1s.-The Hon. H. A.
Rice has written letter declining the
nomination to Congress in the Sd Con-
district.
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ToIedo Market

TOLEDO, Sept. Is
Flour quiet. Wheat 1c better; 50 6fia265 for
new white Michigan, and ~ S. for new ann
mixed. closing at the inside price. Oats Griisf
and unchanged. Rye lc lower. Lake heights
UNCHANGED " =
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
SURGEON GENERALS OPFCE.
WAsHINGToS, ID. C., Aug. 10, 1866.

ADVERTISEMENT.
N ARMY MEDICAL BOARD tn
n consist Of Breyet Colonel ]. B. Brown,
Surgeon, U. $. A., President, Breyet Iieutefi1
ant Colonel II. K. Wirtz, Surgeon. u. Il. A
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Hager
surgeon, Y. s. A., and BTeYet Major Warren
Webster, sststant Surgeon, u. y. A., Recor-
der, VIII meet in New York City on the 2Dth
OF september next, FOR the examination OF
candldateS for admission into the Medical
Stah Of the U. 8. Army.
Applicants must be over q years of aea
and physically sound.
Applications for an invitation to appear be-
fore the Board should be addressed to tha
Surgeon General, q. s. A., and must state the
fun name, residence, and date and rIace m
birth OF the candidate. TESTIMONIALS nc 10
character and qualifications must ne ftlrnisi,,
ed. II theapplicant has been In the MerIIraI
Service of the Amy during the war. the slcf
should be stated, together with his former
rank, and time and place orservice, and tes-
timonlhls from the officers with whom he has
served should also be forwarded -
No allowance is male for the fxpeTaes of
persons undergoing the examination. as it Is
an indispensable prerequisite TO appoint
There are at present sixty vacancies in the
bedleal STAN foTty-siX ofwhIch arc original,
being created by the Act OF Congress, ap-
Jos. X. BARNES,
aul8-eod2m Surgeon General, U. $. A.
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street IiaIlyTny case Decided.

GINuINrJATI. Sept. 1S.-The case of the
city against the Street Railway Com
pany has been decided by the Supreme
Court in favor of the former. 1t is held
that the contract between the compa-
mics and the city is binding; that the
companies are bound to sell twenty-five
tickets for one dollar, and tickets must
he kept for, sale on the cars.
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onnvHLAND CONVENTION

A Palpable Failure.-Maehine Enthu-
siasm.
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Tho ovation 70 , 4 5: sohthorn Loyal

M
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept. 1S.-An i'm
mense meeting of soldiers and sailors
was held in the City Hall last evening
to hear the Southern LoyaIists.
Speeches were made by Hon. T. T.
Stewart, of Maryland, Col. Stercel, of
Texas, and Col. Thorpe, of Livingston
county. The meeting was one Of the
largest and most enthusiastic ever held
in Rochester. After the close of the
meeting, the crowd formed in process
sion, and marched to the Brackett
House, where Gen. W. II. Smith, of
Tennessee, was serenaded. Speeches
was made by Gen. Smith, Col. Wood
ward, of Missouri, and Col. Thorpe.
The Common Council have made ar
rangements to receive and extend the
inequalities of the city TO the full loyal
Southern delegation, who are expected
here on Wednesday,. iil
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Sept. IS. There
was very large and enthusiastic gath
eriug of citizens last evening to well
come the delegation of loyal Southern
ers. Hon. Platt Potter presided and.
welcomed and introduced the loyal
delegation. Addresses were delivered
by Parson Brownlow, Gen. II. H.
Thomas, Senator j. S, Fowler, of Tenn,
and Rev. j. w. Hunnicutt, of Va.
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TORONTO, G. W., Sept. 1s.-The Bank
of Upper Canada suspended payment
this morning.
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MtaitaI.
ooE,s

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u " not whisky preparation to be used rs q
beverage, but is a Medicine especially adapted
70 a dlseased or DysPeptlc Stomach. The
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Is n scientifically compounded finIl prenara-
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any Pills or powders--saie at all times except
Wheh IoIpldden In the directions. They are
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general agents for the United States Price
u ~ per bottle. Sold by druggists every
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Tho Convention Receives the APP.
prOVaI OF ssJOhnuy Reb.''

4 .alsh OF Affection FQr ''Di4ie.''
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ToRoNTo, g. W., Sept. ia full
financial statement of the affairs of the
Bank OF Upper Canada will be pubIish-
ed Immediately. It is said that the as
sets viii be SUFFICIENT to cover all the
liabfl ties There Is no serious appre-
hension regarding the other banks.
The work on the Huron and Ontario
ship canal was formally commenced
YESTERDAY.
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PORTLAND, Nh, Sept. lS.-Wa1tel
OF NeWbury, in7u three mile rowing
match. at noon to-day in our harbor,
by two boat lengths. Time 22Iz minutes.
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B. r GALDWEIJ.

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