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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
Veto of tIIe Freedmen's Bureau
-'a NH' P" dill. II 'i3ll

The Washington special Of the Cincinnati
Gazette telegraphed that journal the follow
ing on Monday evening ;5ilH9e 70 li 9joy
os Yesterday the President threw the order
To-day he has thrown veto in the face
OF Congress- which not ouly refers to the
Freedmen's bill, but covers The whole sub
ject OF reconstruction. This action Is con-
sidered complete withdrawal from the
great party which elected him and union
with conservative Copperheads and rebels.
These now have the only claim to the Presi-
dent. The loyal men of the country, who
in the field and at home have supported the
war, are tonight without representative
at the White House. Such is the feeling in
Union circles here. 3.,.o 4 .'l ~ hDh.7oH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
a Card from, Hon. wv. ID. HilI-Ex-
co.., IN, ~. E1amatorys wv.

EDITORS OHIO 0iSTAlEAAAH. lqqff,s tfofuts
10 Idesire TO- explain through the columns
of THE SrArEsMAN my reasons for voting
against the suspension of. the rules on the
motion to grant the use of the Hall of the
House Of Representatives to the friends of
Divine Providence to hold a public meet
ing therein, for the purpose OF lndorsing
President JohpsOn's veto Of the Ereedmen's
Bureau bill NY reasons for voting no
are, because & have uniformly voted against
,rTaating that Hall for any other than Leg
i,1atiVe purposes, and shall continue so to
vote SO long as / am, a member thereof; aud
because L believe that If Divine Providence
wants % get In that Hall, He can get in
without any vote ofours. ] do most heart
hy indorse Tie action Of President johnson
will continuein that line OF policy until
peace and Union are feAt oted TO the country
5oloelsng 8 ,aoil ResPectfpplllYgZ y o,,s,,...,ei
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
Little GIrI,s Query.

Two grave personages were recently dis
cussing, in the presence of little girl who
was carclessIy lingering her sunny ring
lets, thequestion OF the Divine toreknowl-
edge OF Adams fall. One Of them asserted
positively that it was not possible for him
to foreknow it., "Indeed," chimed in the
fresh copy of mother Eve, "couldn't he
have gone 10 his library aud found outP'::3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

The Supreme Court of the United
,IsHItes O1ssgOgnize!d dhe SOutherR
O., States as in ,Ihe Union. ,I ---.Y
Recently, altthe Associate Judges Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States voted
to take up for consideration all the cases
from the Southern States that were laid
aside during the Rebellion. Chief Justice
CHASE alone dissented. SItis claimed that
this decision is in effect a legal indorse-
meDt, by the highest judicial tribunal in
the country, that the lately insurgent States
now occupy their former position in the
IJnion -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

The Columbus Morzfn0 Journal could find
room on Tuesday morning to announce
that it published the laws OF the United
States by authority, but could not find
room for one. word in .commendation Of
President Johhs0.Es 8 veto. CAL you this
hacking Your friends?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

A splendid Bat MGsqitevwin be given at
Ambos' Hall, onthe evehingof the 22d OF
February, by Messrs. Noble and Raymond,
in coinmemorhtipn otthe birth Of Washing
ton, the ''Father Of his Country" The en-
trance and rooms viii be in charge of good
reliable men, who otwill enforce order and
decorum, and 30 improper persons will be
admitted. Look out for lots of fun and en-
joyment. Tickets $10O each.
fahI62 tew
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

A CUT of Naughton's Building, of which
Mr. James Naughton is sole proprietor, as
well as of the dry-goods store therein, ap-
pears in our advertising columns. Mr..
Naughton is an enterprising merehaht
whom we commend to public patronage
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
school GirIErozen TO Death.

Allttle girl named Annie Sullivan was
frozen to death in Chicago on Friday, the
10th inst. She was on her way to school,
and fell down in the street benumbed. Be-
fore sheywas discovered, she was SO badly
frozen as to cause her death.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
The Loyal HIen Without n Repre-
fasew tsnSive mE Ghe Write House.

The Washington special to the Cincinnati
Gazette on Monday evening telegraphed
that journal that ''the4eeling in Union cir
clesn in that city was that sthe loyal men
in the country, who in the field, and at
home have supported the War, are tonight
without q representative at the White
House.'i The truth Of the business is, the
MaIignants, lnfernals aud Disunionists are
s'wIthout Representative at the White
House !" That's what's the matter, SON ,s',.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
neIaoatnaIc MefoIeIng.

So greatly ,rejoiced are the Democrats
everywhere at Pfesidens JohNsoN's bold
enuRciationot wholesome and sound views
In his veto message, that intsome localities
they attest thsirioY BY the firing Of cannon.
Id Hartford, Connecticut, they fired thirty
six euns, on Tuesday. ios1 IN y .ia,8f aoi,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

A GREAT revival is said to be going on in
the Methodist and Presbyterian churches
at tBelIefontalne, over one hundred having
been added to their number since the ex-
element commenced.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
TeIeRrnnIic.

Situations furnished to all students Of the
: CAPITAL City Business College, who COM
plete the telegraphic course. Success guar
anteed1 Book, Keeping, Penmapship, Math1
ematitsand I1elegraphy thoroughly taught
ian20.d3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
Everybody Interested.

Everybody Interested
aYiOHfis7GssG Oift,tsge rsGI6Rc
6e1ie11ted by tLae use OF Mrs.
s. Esas safIe1L'S TVTO1I1t,s. Hair
ReStOrer amd, Hair Dress-
ing. They gcG df1,eCfty apron
the1iOOts OffISeA2tI', cGItStSsg
IMcMrtG1st grOsdft0ssd beasE-
ty. E'OSSS' kIti', ffch hgn gSd to
grey or s0istfe 6y sickness on.
other cGassesy y sO6fgrSOOss se-
stored 70 ttS Ssdtsss.dI cSE6I.
and beauty. DGsatsruGfer Grad
tcNted fOreUer.saolTV.es NGta.
railing stopped. ~. The aanaOst
deEtcGte heaCg-dreSS zoe, cbOss-
1eercOS 6eaCOr1s eOiSIbOtgtfens.
-0fSOttflGg. Tleca1a0SEd deIigJlt-
reg n'gsr srGpce.t0 the5sGir is
fffe1iflt'2gted.l Az VQ9S aCSSh 10
S'estOs'e q gear. lhGtE,J nSAH
yOssSk, 0isGgFes0tSs dsqISsDSsgh
tifie, sCttlsOtte Hettty ftllsfse
q bottle Of each or sEHs.s. s. "a.
.aIEeai's, 1EsO1tJs5ss Mgir Re
stOaes' asSsd 1L1reSSSSsg. -"
.zi SOFA By Drdggiss thrOughodt tie 'worialY
.bsia 'is shasPRlnU1PAfj SALES OFFICE. iTgID
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

BELLEFoNTAINEisin an excited state on
the subject of theSproposed railroad from
Newark to Logansport, Indiana.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

TnE parpeatrrs and Joinersi First An-
nual Ball comes of at Naughton Hall to-
morrow evening; Good mnsicwill be pro-
vded. Tickets 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

,iaTAhaHatHfs ,iaTAhaHa tHfssss dkepHSlidaaj1a Se9PaalE,
Mimi, on the morning. of the 10th inst,
came cut sayagely against Presjdent JOHN
SON. That's che way to make harmony
in the Republican party. mib-sI5s!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

THE Carpenters and Joiners' Union WIN
give their First Annual Ball at Naughtob
Hall tomorrow evening. #% <V
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

JbIEssRs. BEEh 4 SwAIzE, Merchant Tall
ors, hayedissolyed partnership, Mr.. Beeui
goes South. Messrs. Swayze & Parsons
will continue the business at theoh stand,
formerly of Rose & BEEN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
r MkRR1ED:7

ZINN-BROwN-Att tho residence of the brides
parents. in thi' city, February 10th, 1885, by Rev. l.
+. King, Mr.. FREDERICK ZfNN and MISS, MAY ;.
Brown.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
HAYDEN'S WATER DRAWER.

This Water Drawer, in addition to its che, pness
costing less than pump and far better in every re-
purpose Every household should have one ~ 7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

THE Grand Jury Of the Guernsey county
iCohnioni Pleas recently returned binety-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
DIEDG7

HiU3iW DIED c13 SGGiJ -
MARTIN-0n Monday evening" the 10th inst...
WIN. 4. MARTIN, for many years a resident of this
city. aged "a years. --s7-
His funeral will take place 1.-TWO o'clock this
"wednesday afternoon. -a.J ..H ..rt 81 Ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
1PrERNooNl sEseTON. /.

Senate bill, BY Nr.. .D0WDNEY-To authorize
TAI remuneration for the bridge across 70 Bg Miami
riysT1st Cloves, te We EelsRs owners and donors
S. b., by Mr, BROWNIE enable the county
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

Reputation EStabllShedl
Mrs. S. A. .REEess is. TRULY a
ptS6Itc 6esiefGctseSS, and her
aCONCIerfSsI SsEcceSs Is 1tMi'se-
ccdcstted. ' Her fame and
her discoveries hare gone
abroad, and to-day she is
t1I her line Tic largest man
sSf0ctasrcss f1s tie sOorEcJ. 40"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services of Doctor NJ. T. BowLIND
will take place at Groveport at 10 A. NJ, February
2lst. The procession will arrive at Columbuss No,
III East Town street, at p NJ. whore the friends
and acquaintances of this place have the oppUr
tupity Vf following his remains to Grcsn Lawn, q p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
LO GAL N H W (

Irmay interest our readers to notice IN
another column $1,000 reward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

6y-NOTICEk tfVo Bets'' ssGOr
SRIe,o WLOst,, &" Wamtas 0Fennd ~
'tBOarding, ,''As, !, not dxceedipe eight
lines, pubHshed I'm tIiia cgIuInn for
30 cents each iSisertiOH.
af n00 REWARD no Any ONE
pIsUUV that will prAduce al artjole lliht will
pete With that P0WERS' pERPETUAL
BROOM. Senasors1 Representatives, Business
ipen and Farmers are invited to call and examine
n +. p. DUSTAN,
Room 0deon Building, Columbus, OhiI.
feb2l-dlt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

a,A'Oa5ENa1ASRAUNDlN
- DOG brown color, with large white spots, is
about nine months old and not a veryiargqdog.-
The finder will bol libersy rev aided Nv leaving
particulars at this Office, or 260 South High street.
shetyeunl Friend and Rich. Golumbusz Ohiuszzs
L febl9-d3tt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21
McCUNE'S CORN PLANTER,

Justly characterized "the Wonder Of the Age"
which for cheapness, simplicity of construction and
exact performance besides doing - much work as
any two other Corn Planters offered to the farm
ing oommSnty, renders it justly a'fsyeFts,with all
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-21

one Indictments for Violations OF the liquQl
law
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-03

THERE ARE AS MANY ROADS 10 RAMh AND FOR
TUNE Is there were gateways tor thas sncent Thebes
Your ambitious warrior s for carrying his way with the
sabreyour aspiring politician for Bchent his way by
intrigue and consummate art But there fE one grand
broad path to the gosls along which notn base can
travel It is the path set apart for the mach OF TALENT
energy and noble pufpose 4nd though hi ofobstases
It contains none that brave man 'caniot surmount
This fact has been exemphhed in inIumerable In
stances but In few more forcibly than IN the rise and
progress Of DR.. 9HCOTLAND'S GERMN BrTTERS
For oyer fifteen years Its course hAs bee onward and
upward scattering blessings at every EteI until It how
stands on the topmost rounds OF the laad iane N
the s} ~ lsi 1a-.s.,si
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-03
= READ WHO SA rs SO.

READ WHO So rs so. =
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE
WAsHIseToN January /, 1884.
Gentlemsn:-Havng stated 1t verbally to you, have
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During long and tedious session Of Congress- pressing
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health renewed energy, and that particular relief so
much needed and obtained. Others nay be similarly
sdvantaged, II they desire 10 be.
: Truly your friend. THOMAS B FLORENCE
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! TO 8, 5, ,Es.PU,RLICI,, &, 81

.Al~- y 81 - q
.sSSfSaE SEwC CyoaK NEWS HAs BATTLEp AGAINST
4Scspstsn orSiuur years of tblood and terrer in
L.s,,f Of tie sanchty of the Constitution. patriot
zsaciehas broad to embrace both sections has been
1iy guide and il refers with honest pride to Its
rd to show that 1t has not turned to- the right or TIE
Jcss uhder all the violence of arbitrary power.
y Tae t its principles as THE NEWS has been through
< s rs terror it challenges public confidence In its
y aanesr and Independence for the future. s,rr
She poHnss Transition OF the present day opens to
zM NEWS o new aud wider Held Of ugfea,neas Stand
rs new as always has, thu OF the Con-
Stutioo according to the Interpretation of the strict
orpstrgsonists it presents ying ground for ALL in
both s&tAns, who are friend of generous conserva-
sm. Ast true and tried eonent of sectional amity it
eoeupi Hs,tion Which makes it the fitting mediator
In holding to the pgty Of order in both sections in
4srests rincps thnt gave breadth and vitality to
fteir aSe. AS tSn ntersectional agent, devoted to
freedom Election. to trial by jury to the sancy Of the
.sabeas gus )and opposed now, for four years of
rror it's been, 70 the Capitalization that dares to
- .szamrle tho rights Of States North OF South THE
MNws es itself candidate for support before the
areas b of this once free people.
The Simstances Of the momenamake the dissemina-
=. rson6 6fprinciples Of TIE NEwsa dnt Of individual
uehot. Every man who concursih itsdoctrine must
he entain true sense Of freedom do 30 in no spirit
indi9 9nce but rather with the esrnestness of high
ust istiacd nay bound, in his love Of liberty to do
60 hepprietor places the he makes hereoftne
public heray In the hands Of those men who give him
he sppval ofther consciences as msindHdual agents.
livery Sder Of Tan NEws cnnot avoid the conviction
fduy thc is here rointed 'ut 90 the ground Of the
that he nrgas its claims for nwider supportupo3
Oh OF ha iieras and neighbors whegve their earnest
vmpahies to the cause Of "stric construction inter-
sectional conclistou, and all the righsof tho citzenD
syatm up by fathers Of liberty regu-
listed BY law he proprietor OF THE NEws calls there
Scre, upon goodsud true Conservatives throughout
country to dscsarge, to their convictions Of polihcal
as this greet crisis in the countrys fortunes tho
firty OF giving the influence Of his paper daily,
ceni-Weeky or weekly the wider power for good which,
%seeks here through the service Of its individual sup
-porters.! 1fiqpS zs.3 81 Z .ry.-. -
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N saprnes.
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all purposes.
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From Rev. W. D. ssgfried Pastor Of Twelfth Baptist
| : Church

From Rev. W. D. saisnied, Pastor Of tTwelrh Baptist
Church.
PHILADELPHIA, December 28,. 1863.-Messzs. Jones &
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IMMENSE IMPR0NEME|

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HAGAN,s. MAGNOLIA. :

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SOLDIERS 8

Or others whoss systems have become impaired by hard
chips OF disease will ind In this Bitters tonic that WIN
restore them to all their original visor.
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These Bitters have performed moro curesl f .,
GIVEN BETTER sATIsFACTIoNi - 8
HAVE MORE TESTIMONY
HAvE MORE REsPECTA BILE PEOPLE TO voUCH
FOR THEMi
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ALBERT FULLER.

OF WATER FASCETGPA
IH ENTED October 10TH lS56-No SS Tohn-strd
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are for Fsucets, will nnd 1t to their advantage TO
nd examine for themselves. before purchasing e&
where tuths3mos y December u
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~ N0s ~ mAlOk1fta LIAM 8l,ShEff ~ -.
oFsERs FeRsALE IT, s
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j or all Sizes, CIRCULAR RAW MILE
Approved construction, emitting from l0S,s
feet Of Lumber per day: REYNOLDS TIxAoNE
TER WHEELS and all kihdsof Machinersf ne moi
Wood Iron, viz: Z. n sStD 20 q
Dull IILathes rWorkir
=" Stating Machines
Upright Drills
"a Iron Planors s5@SySs. - -
+ Vertical Plalers
Steam and Gas Pipes .sess &
:.,g Steam and Water Guases
~ ~. Screw Jscls -
Hydraulic Jacig
1888 Upright Reserting Mills :.
.lsse Circular Reserving Mills
Shafting Pul1eyB and Hangers
g9s8 Rubber and Leather BeltingH
g.ssE.i Circular Saw Benches sE3
Steam Pumps f.
~: a Suction Pumpsi IT. 8 *.
f6si.g ya Force Pumps | lsSst - 80
Power MorttcinS Machines
Z 50 y Blind Slat Tenonng Machinea s -
Daniels, Planning Machines
Gray & Woods Flaming Machim
3 ~ Woodworth Placing Machines sSess''ss
so III! b Moulding Machines
6ash Machines sST .,
Sss- ~ Boring Machinesy y go
- ze-3, Tenoning Machines ~ III q =
\ q Foot Morticipg Mtchines tg9
Leather and Rubber Hose altsssso
s-sG 4it Plumbing and Gas Fitting ~
Wrght's Patent Scroll Saws
Patent Belt Scroll Sswa -
- - Lifting Pumps gs.i@ s, \,
Rotary and Mining Pumps X
Every description of Machinery and Rsilf
COTTON GINS ofthe mostapproyed 90,
January-3 .., .e..9ss
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MANHOOD. A.

-, r,,,, ,,,or,,-c, ASn pIsrNc GFNERATION, THE
LIE @ ns'U e i;fa ars .tronc but in few
, h ,ss th oiIid hI,e the aci.Iustre eye eud
seo s Ss. y ana the ;mnossibty of application to
emaclStea .orl, @ uu a., 11 n,1,enca IL soon be-.
even 10 tbe observer that some epressng
eoo n; l; III tbe 1eveIonment of the body Don.
sution is talked Of and perhaps the yonth is removed
from the school and sent into the country This is one
Of the worst movements Removed from ordinary di.
versions Of the everchangng Of the city the
powers Of the body too much eneeb!ed 70 give zes' "
heathful and rural exercise thoughts are turned NJ
ward upon themselves. sf3 80 - s-s.s
70 the naf,ent no female the apnsosSh the yoensee
s looked for with anxiey as the first symptom in which
Nature Is to show her saving power In dusing the cir
culstn and visiting the cheek with the bloom OF health
increase of appetite has grown by what 1t led on
tho system are peosrated and the
ful period In wnicn - za SSQpoer.
Ing change from child to woman rs looked for m
the parents heart bleeds In anxiety and hncies the
grave but waiting for its victim: - s@s, $ s
,sssss HJfT NRoT.nes ysYTR 6fYr PJ1CrTT ss'a-.:
s1o.s . z g
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-27
New Advertisements,

Ladd Bros. have received and are
receiving a large and well selected
stock of Dry Goods, which,they offer to
sell at small profits. Call and exam
inc their goods, they don't charge any
thing for looking. See ADVERTISE
inent.
Bacot, Rivers & Co., are still to be
found Mt No. 2, Hotel Rahge, with
la:1se supply of choice Groceries,
Wines and Liquors. Those of our
readers whowish good things will not
fail to read their advertisement and
give them a'call.
Our readers will notfail to read the
advertisement of Messrs. Fisher &
Lowrance, Columbia, s. O., in anoth.
or column.
Jenkins, (Colored) offers for sale,
one two horse wagon and harness.
See Change Of Schedule of Charlotte
Il s. G. r. r.
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HATS HATS!
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The very beat from a common Brogsn TO
q fine Calf.skin Shoe. t
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-27
Local Items.
-Robber5-A Warning to Families,

'RobberJ-A Warning to Families.
on Monday night, while the family
'ofMrs. RosEBoRo was at supper, some
>one entered the front door of the
house and stole two fine quilts and
some specie and small amount of
currency. So
1t is advisable that housekeepers
keep watch upon their front doors
after nightfall, as there are vagabonds
'at large,
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-27
1866.

H0USEKBEPERS troubled with vermin
need he so no longer, if they use "CosTAR's"
Exterminator. Wehaveused it to our salts
faction; and if box cost SIS, we would have
it. We have tried poisons, but they effected.
nothing; but "Coslar's" article knocks tho
breath out of Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants,
and Bed. Bugs, quicker than we can write IT.
1t Is In great demand all over the country.
-Mendi,ia, Ohio, Gazette. y, -
Bea. See "CosTAR's" advertisement above