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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-23
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS!
GlNGHANS! GINGHANS! GINGHAMS!

GALL AND SEE OUR ELEGANT AS
" SORTMENT.
aprll7 r.. Balm son.
DARASOLS, SUN SHADES AND sun
/ Umbrellas sold low at
Aprl7 BAlN'S.
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CHOLERA
7 DISARMED II! Y
The Chief Causes of Postilenoo Destroyed.


nR. f ICOURTARET'S DIsINFECTING
~ FLUIDS, secured by Letters Paten ia the
United states and France. Prepared solely by the
New York Disnfectng COmpa ", at their Labura-
tory Nos 99s, 800, 9O2 Henry street, N. T. Office,
This company organized on permanent bash, with
Dr. CourtaIe he celebrated French Chemist. in
charge S Us Trps s roams No m
uriuas water closets, privles, ce'spoJs, sewersgu
ters ships, raj rOsds, hospitals, prisons and public
insttut ons o all kinds. slauguter-hOuses. offa and
fat h Jiiing establishments kinds of maiures
Immensely increasing t'e vi!u Of the alter o.
yefy farmer, an wherever iSonous and offensive
pases EXIT. These agents are deOdOizerS, antisep
fics antiputres ents and disnfvctans in the scien
tific meaning Of the words. They remove noxiOus
gases and odors hv cbemicsl principles-Ieav; in
their places hedlthfuk air; they are DEsTRoYERs.
aud MT merels dbso, bents Of poisonous gases-no'
Injurious IT, II ensiis in which hey are used. The
attention If medical and scien ihe men Is directed
10 these disnfectants. Attached are testimonials in
favor Of this great discovery, winch, with hundreds
OF others, can be seen at the Company's tfice.
DEtEvAN HOUSE. ALBANY, March 80, 1865
To the President Of the NeW York DistN.fectin0
Company:
have made many trials Of disnectsnts. but now
consider that we have found an article which SUI
passes all others as remedy against al bad odor'.L-
L. RoEsskL d Co.
-a NEW YORK, April9, 1866.
To tie President of tho NeU YORK. Distgttctin0
Compdny:
Dear'Sir: We pronounce it without exception to
be the bet we have ever known. It's effect upon
every matter is complete and ln,tantaneous,
G. A. STETsON, Actor House.
R5-N. B.-These Disintectanis are used y the
scavengers, under the direction Ofthe Sanitary Police
POWELL& THOMPSON, 42 Cedar st. N. Y,
General a Sole Agents for the United States and
the Canadas, to whom all orders should be ad-
dressed.
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in
the United States AID CaDadas.
mayl5-d3m. ID
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The CInarlcslOm Daily News.

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and rs citizens OF the United Stntes they will
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Proprietors.
No. 18 'IIaync st. Charleston, s. C.
oct 2I'65
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1866.

HouSEKEEPERS troublsd ,will, yernin
need be so no longer ii they Use "CosrAu's"
EN.erminator. Wehnyenscd il o our satis-
faction; and if n box cost So, VIC would have
II. we havetried poisons, bat they effected
no'hing but "Coslnr's" article knocks The
ore",h OUT ot Rats, Mice, Rosches, Ants,
n"u neu Bugs quicker Ihan VIC csn write it.
Ii is in great demand all oysr ,l,e country.
-.Hena'na, Ohio, Gazeife.
DEA. See sc CosTAR =" advertisement above
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No. lo, City Hall Square. N. Y. City.
oct 2i'G5
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PR osp f c t U s
OF THE
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.FIno Whlte yIaM,s Papcr,
THE NEW YORK DAY BOOK

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1866.

RATS persas BIRDS. Whoeyer engages
IN shooting small birds is cruel man who
ever aids in externnating yais is benefao.
Tor. we should like some one to give ll1
the benefit of their experience in drivins
on. 'h!se pests We need something he
Siues dogs cats, and traps for this businefs.
-Se'rntWc Amerieon. ". J..
DeA- See "CosrAR's' ','adyertisementabov
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS. The Farmer,
Gazette tEnglish) asserts and proves by Gg,
ures that one pair of RATS will have n pro.
geny and dercndnnts no less ihan G51 ,05D
in threo ye' Es, Now. unless this immense
family can he kept down. they would CON
suIne mo- f,od ilIan would sustain G5, 600
human beings.
Rsy" SEQ "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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iNeut above
] y'.6s

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPgHsx- Z.
should recoilect that hundreds Of dollars
worth OF Gram. Provisions, &c., are an
nnally DESTROYED by Rats, Mice, ANTS, ana
other insecis md vcrminr-nn Of which can
be prevented by few dollars woYlh "a
"cosrAas'1 Rnt, Roncl, AM. &o., Bxtep.
minnlor. bought and uscd freely.
asA-. Sold
Beas. By--
All Druggists md Dealers cycrywNcfo
the South.
BARNES, WARD s CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
-. -,s,. New orleans, Ls.
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1866.

"COSTARS" RAT EXTERMINAToR Is
simple, snie and sure-ihe mosttpericct
kAT.iticntion meeting We have ever attend
ed Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared. Will cal it, and every one ihnt
en,s II VIII die, generally at Some place n $
INSTANT MS possible from were 1t was inkcr.
y L"ke Shore, Mich Mirror.
EsS Sec "CosrAa's" advertisement above
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TOYS AND FIREWORKS

oan be purchased in s., SlO $50, 800 and
500 lots. put to suit the country trade
All packages ar1 put up with caro-, aud
will be sent, per express, 10 any address
upon receipt of Cash. or G. O. u.
FRED. V0N SANTEN, Proprietor
oct a-3m
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HNHE subscribers will commence in the
x City of Charleston, early in Novem-
ber, ~ Family Journal, to be known rs the
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1866

a VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST.
Spenking of ''CosrAR's's, RAT, Roach, Ant
&c. Extermina'or-.'mo mora grain and pro
visions are destroyed Annually in Gran
county by vermin. than wopI,lfpey for ton
q, th's Ra, nhd Insect XII q Lancaster
Wis, Herald :.l
geAs Sec''CosrAR 81 ns II ,et IA sent nbova
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287 Kn3 81, 3 doors Bclou U'cotwoy0.
NNN lave now opened splendid
Slock OF Spring Goods English,
French and American, which are Of the
most desirable Styles the markets cmn afford,
To planters furnishing The Freedmen either
i"r clothing or FOR tHiter with them. our
wholesale rooms oiErr every imduccmcni.
Plantation goods in every variety
This beng busy season with the planter
and he not ahIe'io "ist tho city, orders ny-
companicd With city reference will meet
with prompt attentions
\. b. samples. with priGr lists, sent 10
any part OF the State. Oar stock consists
IN part Of
White Osnohurghs. Striped Osnab,ugr.
Hlnc ncnimS. Brown Drnim<. Heavy BROW.
Shiuings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shiyt;nv-,
6lcachrd Strings, Blcachcd aud Broyn
Siif!i"Gs. d 4. -, l0i, - 1 Plaid Rme
and Stripped Iiim Ilcmrspnuy. B!cnchcd
and Brown Drills. Black French Broad
cloths. Hosiery urd Gloves, Irish Linen J.,
'hr niece. Towels, Tpwciiugs. Linen Dam.
ask, NIL qualities. raijcocs. al qualities.
Dress Goods, domestic Giuyhams, Fine
scotch GmginmS, Spring silks and Hlacl
S'lkS, Colurcd Musljns, in cvcry variety,
I.
Goods, BURNERS Brown Linen Duck, Farm.
yrs Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and
CuI'unndos.
Together with every variety to be found
II our line; which We ostcr at
WHOLESALT AND RETAIL
All Domestic Goods are sold at very
small advance on Agents prices
We would respectfully call the attention
of thc Planters, Merchants, aud the cili-
lens generally Of Fnirhcih District. TO our
advertisement. and solicit call l,om nlcp
should they visit the city.
STOLh. WEBB & co.
No. 287 King 81. 3 doors brlow Wentworth
Charleston, 5. c.
u e. SIoLd" Charleston,
CHARLES WEBB. /"
II. c. WALKEk.
jim iSGG-Iyr
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Tic solather,.er,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY At DARLINGTON, $. c.,
BY j. NJ. BROWN.

HERMs of snbscripiion--To Subscribers
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ton 81.
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oct 2I'o5
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TN WARE i TIN WARES!

"A LARGE dnd varic! assortment of the
~ best heavy homo made Tin Ware. on
hand md for snlc low
=. kETCIliN, AlcAlASTER s. co.
oct lS-tf
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$50. GpnNre6. Il. Stsung.

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lenbe 3eit lei, bielelbe 81 berat9eIr.
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committee itberlpieien.
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pelde cine aufre9etbe Debate ertpartetet.
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T8 nrrbe aufgenpntn1elt.
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alle Otafre8l1 g%e1tilnnlt, ,welde barauf beredlltt
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ten NIB er CLAUDE nidt, baB e1 Sabr nad Seels
pignllg be8 9rieges Ter Senat erldrcu tpple, Der
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gtad elmer 81 cutiolitrtg Derta9te lt9 Der See
nat.
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t8erau6tu nb In 8ranb ges
fest 8prgeltern 9ta6t gegen 10 u6r
brangeu Otebe IN DEN &eQer Der 98a16in9tpn
Building an ga. MSenue un0 natbpem le
$50 An3tge 9etoblen Gatten, fedten lie ben
Seller in 8rano, %tpUrauf tie entfloben.
Dieter &eQer lte9t inter DEM &letperlaoen
Der 6irnta Seloner & 60. unp 1T In 2 3tGlt=
me getbetlt, pel6e bur9 eiue Mauer 9eI6iez
ben linp. Sn Der einen N6t6eilunq mar Elm
Sea IAtneuraum ttno In Der anperen 0aaren
Der ertpdbnten Strma. Die Oiebe praraen
3Gbreu6fnutg, wel4e bur6 bic @anp 9ett
uno ~geIangten 70 in DEN &letDerraurt, in pels
den lte, na9bem lte i'm berdubt, 6euer mar
fen unp Damn entfIo6en. GlIfltGer Metie
tamen eint9e 9plt3iitet ipdter 0prbei, wel6e
bic 6lartmen lD11ten. Ser 9rGBte 8erluf
lie9t In ben 9eifobleten &leibern.
/ Gin Mnerbteten. - Qm @onn,
abenb BOT man officer @ptttn99am, welGer
per16nli9 an Der @erfplgun9 bon 9incOln6
NlGrDern G6eil genpmmen Bate, fur ieinen
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bic bic 6d9rte BON 8optb unD 6erplb auf9ez
funpen batten.
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tS1I ben 3leiberrt farb fiG Elm WtilitGrabIdieo nnb
nuOere Yapisre, parlnter cine Recommendation
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ren6 Der g1adt eridoB. Die 2eid|e murbe auf
Sta0tnnfOiten ~teer0i9t.
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Observation-Disclosures

Sm e~rften 8weig wurbe Der Seridt Der
Iltliden 0tspenia arp pOr9ele8t rap I'M Die nBtbige
SerlpiOigung 8ebsteH:
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ter 8eiGliiiie eln9eIdtdt uno 9etafelt.
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maGten Den &Orl9Iag, BEN gtadtunratb anf 8Ops
ten fort5niHaffen, mell man ibnen bas YripeIes
GUM auf 10 Sabre ert9eiIe,
SIM ) 10 eiten 3 10 8 le9te Der Yraibeut cine
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Deitere8 Stodperf alf pos @eridt5gebGube s35,s
900 %fpiten tperpe, pdRreap ein d3wiidenbau $751;
900 fpfe.
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etntrItt SO Sc Mtnrpirtt Sic Is Gte ertra
6 Cte g g S. b .

@tntritt SO Gt8 &eierbirts Stbe 25 Cts extra
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99nihiuot0n's estbnrtgtnnl

Die Ne@anirs Sale, 10. 162 S0en- Bapet ear, Bee sur
watStgen Setter bts InterbEt@en SGtsrs 9aibisetsn auft I.
DpanerRGs sen ~. b. alta. Abenbs 8 utr atm al zines
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