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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06
u -Cnre . OF: Catarrh.

EROMTHE KEW. FIXED. 81 JE WELLs
Professor Of The STATE Normal School, Albany, ~ y
DR.. Dear Sir: nder date of March
l5 sent You careful statement OF my case, its Or-
mer treatment. my failure to obtain relief in that
direction my resort to your treatment and beneficial
results J not' tiIjW SNI iHH .Llfl~ i.#.Ol
/ have been from the winter of 1874, subject. to
violent periodical attacks of Catarrh. marked by
strong and febrile symptoms, violent Inflammation of
the lining membrane of the cavities of the head,
haccompanied. in tho frst1stage, by watery dis
charge from the nose, subsequently, becoming acrid
aud yellow nd toward the close Of the attack pur-
| uent aud bloody, These attacks produced q dis
tressinS species OF heAdSche occurring periodically
each day f r,a period. varying from one 70 three
weeks sometimes SO violent as 70 lncapacltate me
for business and c6hfine me my bed AT times the
attendant Inflammation would e&tend to the teeth,
producing toothsches; or the throat, ocoasoning
hUarseDess and partial loss of voice. and TWICE with
in the last few years IL has so Affected the left eye as
sRS ro various
kinds snuifs and, other catarrhal preparations of
some half dozen kinds; applications to the head of
camph0T, ginger and hot lamentations Qt dtnerent
kinds and in connection with these the usual enet-
les or employed to induce CONDENSATION
But none of these had produced any pcrmanent I'M
prOvement and in few instances IN which tenn
porary relief afforded. it was at the expense Of
~ mitch strength as To- leaveme utterly eNhaus tod
| Under these circumstances was leai. though with
great Teluotance from tho supposed incurabilty of
the disease, to make trial 0G your treatment.
| found II soot evcn beyond my hopes, reaching tho
disease it had never been reached before, and al
posed Impossible. Az the time gave you my
former certificate, while did not feel sure OF
a complete cure, had obtained material re-
lief which amply repaid me fCr my trial C Of
| your treatment and, which satisfied me that
the treatment Was as effective as twas simple and
/ philosophical A substantial escape from my old
Attacks Of catarrh forthe unprecedented period Of
nearly half year. and that n spite o severe occur
reuces of Illness which would have formerly render
ca such All attack inevitable was TO me proof of
important success Iti now six months since sent
you that statements and, while easantt to me
To appear thus constaptly and in this guise. before
the public, it seems 70 me matter Sf simple justice
10 Yourself and 10 those who may be suffering as
was TO add that lam not only as fn ysaiish as to
tho utility snd efficacy ofyour methQd .pf treating
! catarrb as was six months ago, but Pam now Of
the belief thatif there Is such ahing as azure for
chronic catafrh, in my case substantial cure has
! ng'705g ysE reTSDgHTStt55gElkIEYcKo 4 JEwEIu.
~ .stVNNW ilB -lll-llly JGNN pF.fHlttnHl
PoFFIoE AND atONsULTING iItoOmS,
gop p1',s y No. AGA EASE TowS STREET ,el,,,,1 ~ a
tsd os n3od Between Fourth and Fifth streets
~ ytas1gfiun OP huA I9hNldBiso via
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8, FEBRUARY 6, 1867 3
0bllolJ.. 3. S;,tIaltel;ssrrrlSa'Irrt.. i
PorIe PncIeine, in lI.e .NYest.

[FrOm the Cincinnati PRICE Current Of Jan. 3Oth1
We giYethis week, in tabular form, such
definite informationas as we have from Yari-
Gus packing places in the West, with esti-
nations Of the seasons business at the lead
ing poihts. We shall continue to add to
these figures and estimates in our next i'm
tNraueinn . t........
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06
FROm J. ,vN. COLERIAN, Esq., Jr.,

Ldtof,iG Spria0s. Ky., for the Cure Of DsGtness
Induced by the cure DIR. Lishthil had effected in
the case Of aptsin Miller. Of the Burnet House and
my self under his care about week ago. for partial
deAfnois which had troubled me for the past nine
teen years. ! am peased TO state that throueh DIR,
Liehihills skill am now restored to perfect heat
ing and that the di.agreeable noises which accom-
panied the deafness are fast disaPpeafing.
JOHN W. COLEMAN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06
Replenished with Fuel but once week; requiring
- less Fuel than any other Air Furnace ever 9
i3UIq saW i.i bef-re invented, 1ig.ip .Il1af
Pure, Even, UubuFnt Atmosphere,
Night ahd Il Day, without the
Usual Trouble ana At
'Wil 800 ID 2Gi tentiOn. hHfIs-pR 4 81 .

DY AN INGENIOUS CONTINUANCE,
ID originating with the inventor Of this Furnace.
all the cold air Is made to pass through water on its
way to the cold air chamber. thus cleansing il Of
every particle Of lust so that il enters the room as
pure as though ii was on the mountains tops Rhy-
sicians praise it, and recommend it on account Of
It's health imp lrting tendency. ., ,-... r.,l.
The amount of Fuel required by this Furnace to-
warm dwelling Of from nine to thirteen rooms, Is
no greater than is requited by one CRATE; aud ii
gives an even, sumner like temperature. night and
day. in all parts Of the house. -, ,..,,...,.
After several seasons use, this Furnace has fully
established its claim as the most desirable Warm
ing and Venti ilating Apparatus in use.d Burning
anthfacito or bitumnous coal, coke or wood equally
we'll. upon the true principle o econ omy-slow
combustion of a large mass Of fuel-it secures an
evenness and freshness Of temperature, a steady
flow of pure. clean, unburnt air, night and day.
while the furnace itself will not burn out or require
repairs for many years. The correctness Of me
above is certified 70 oythe written testimonials Of
many leadtuT Tcitisensof this aud othefcites which
will be furnished with illustrated descriptive
pamphlet, pricelis De-, upon application by mail
e at Nos. l4o andl'l West fifth street. uinsiHnAt
dsC24-dsm f,9 , Inventor and Malufactutcr: 1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06
SAID Thatl. Stevens in the Rulnp House

t SAID Thad. Steyens in the Rninp. House
the, other day :, II deny that this, Govern
ment has ever been d. Republic. | deny
that the State of Peihsylvahia has ever
been Republic, and fwish this Congress
Iwohld thke,itin hand and makeita Rapub-
lie lns5 Had Thad. lived in the time of Ponti-
us Plate there is scarcely a doubt that be
would have denied his Savior. He's Just
that sort of a 1fellow.algna zHeiHoibiad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06

A SUIT has been commenced BY Mr.. d. s.
B ESilIs, of Chicago, against u Oh. Crosby and
rthe Directors,0 the Opera HOusedrawirig
1t is said that Mr. SiIlS Is a man, of ,means, 4
Iand, Will tigbt the thing to the, bitter end.
This IL the first VI many other suits Of the
LBaIAe kinR 9lgI % ,soHalsiEa 0jm n9Aoqs
,yI9jlnil9bni jEdwamos
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06
Il PERSONAL 10 oaG
hl trR lu9mi1r4E a1u sineyi9s T7Vqu
'Qgn 9nF 19rj0'-TTTr '8773g 7sUr aiIi /
TO. Ol.',&lTHE PUBLIC.

II 1r1fJII NHNgEH ~ % n gqI hUf UJroy
! TTAVING NOTICED An ARTICLE I'm
LIZ the papers over the signature Of Adclphus
Iiotzo, stating that 1t was not the Furnace of his
manufacture thatset 6re to the Third Presbyterian
Church on seventh strset, below, Linn. recently,
b6tthe one manufactured by Mri MGS in justice to
Mr.. Martin, we would state that tho FRO did not
originate from any defect Of his Furnace, but from
other causes. Two years since we removed ono OF
Mr.Lotze's Furnsees and put one Of Mr.. Msrtin's p
the place Of it, which has been in constant use and
gives entire satisfaction. We can cheerfplly roc-
/ 6fnmend il 10 the pU blie.i9dfh JBg3utOH0gf -
JJ0HN a. JOUVET. 20 FRANCIS TERRY.
JOHN r. DAvEH, ,il9RA H. JHINKLBg ol
7 D.1A. MITOHBIIL,s smiJ! !B.GklNG., 1ir1h
y '1''',....D 9a4 CfNcINNArI, April Is. 1854.
| Martins Patent Furnace, manufactured BY Pc
tor Martin, Of this city, have no hesitation in
prohouncing the best have ever observed. He was
employed TO put one in the church no serve, last
fall, We have given It fair trial, and the, whole
Society unite inpraising y, as incomparably supe
Eiorto anything we have ever seen. Several gem
tlemen Of my congregation usethis Furnace in their
private residences, and in every case perfectly
satisfied. Q cannot take time minutely todescribe
this furnace. II will jpstsay that il burns less coal
and gives . greater volume Of heat than any Fur-
pace am aeaas;nted with. and Is free from'smoks,
\ dust and impare air. aifulnu19HIb % lasuiol
l3dohs 3on bHg uonWlLBER MoKAIG,t
ian2a-dlm Pastor Third Prssbyteyiiaa !CharSh,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06
Ear, THROAT AND LUNGS.
TESTIMONIALS OF REMARKABLE CURES.

For the benefit of those who are not acquainted
with the brilliant success OF DR.. Ligh thil's system
of treatins Catarrh Deafness, Discharges from tho
Ear. &C., &C., he presents to tho public .. few Tes
timnnas, selected from several thou and similarly
complimentary received during his singularly suc-
cessful practice in New York, Cincinnati, Cleve-
land and Louisville. o.. .'... I.... '-....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06
735,37S 79O,2l4 $3.50, ,262

If we add to the above the packing al
ready done in this city, Chicago and Indi-
annapolis, it win bring the case out more
clearly. The whole number packed at
these places, and to be packed, we put
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'oIINUMBER 1882
SRECIAh I'm OIlI0F1Saq

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- Z<\4 MAKES u possible tor the cOnaeonfi0us
sD as snIaH POs."A rs5. o7satzes q. King. IT. D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-06
ysP FfsBiESBiJIElBFI FRBEB JIElBFick S! JEwHLG
E0FF IoE AND CONSULTING lItOOnIt

p0,aa aSt =. No. ls4 EAsS rows sTREE,@@l, 3sI
tsd os mood Between Fourth and Fifth streets
~ ytlasI9Yilp 0e hua I9hsild8lso yliq
Evening star., 1867-06-04
PROM EuR0Pk

PARIS, June 1.-The Emperor Alexander
the Second, Gar Of Russia, accompanied BY
city at four O'Clock in the afternoon to day, AS
the guests OF the Emperor and Empress OF
France. Napoleon the Third, atten ded by his
staff and accompanied by all the marshals Of
of the Cabinet Ministers and great oficers of
State. set out from the Tuileries some short
time previously and proceeded to the railroad
station, where he received his imperial brother
was excee din gly brilliant at the railroad sta
tion and in all the streets through which the
royal cortege passed on Its return to the
palace. Paris was, in fact JOY ously excited,
and the vast crowds assemo moled az All points
received the iilustrious visitor with enthusi-
asm. The Czar Alexander comes from Berlin
direct, where he was entertained by King
William of Prussia, and accorded interviews
to Conn, Bismarck: He had visited Oopen-
hagen previously. 1t is said that the Russian
royal party will extend its visits to London.
The Emperor of Russia will be attended
during his stay In Paris by Prince Gortscha-
Eoh; bis M mister of Foreign Affairs. King
William, OF Prussia, and Count Bismarck are
looked for Immediately. kin6 Victor En-
man uel, of Italy, and the Viceroy Of Egypt
Will II is said. reach Paris within three days
from the present dale, SO that Napoleon's
congregation OF sovereigns-or the s'modern
occupation" as it is named by some-wilI be
complete.
DUBLIN, June 3-Evening-Despateh
twenty-five FeBians. who attempted to land
near that place. have been arrested and lodged
In Waterford county Jail to await trial.
VIENNA, June 3.-The Austrian Govern
ment has ordered fortIfications for this city,
and work thereon will be commenced forth
with.
BERLIN, June 3-It is said that Count Won
Bismarck has asked to be relieved Immediate
ly after the adoption of the federal constitu-
ton by the North German States, and that the
King has given assent.
Evening star., 1867-06-04
TELEGRAMS, &c.

g General Pope has Just iss ued an order: That
the interference of the post commander at
Mobile with newspaper is entirely disap-
proved. and his action reversed. The duty Of
the military au uthorities is to secure the utmost
freedom OF speech and OF the press consistent
with the law. n o officer or soldier in his COM
mand to interfere with newspapers or speak
erS On any preteXt. Reasonable utterances
are not legitimate exercises of the freedom OF
discussion, but even in such cases no action is
to be taken but by direct orders from head
quarters. 1rH
The crew of the ship Parsee, from San Fran
cisco for Hong Kong, nutinied. After leaving
the Sandwich Islands it was discovered that
the treas sure.room had been entered and the
box broken open. 1t was also ascertaned that
the crew had conspired TO murder the captain
and Officers and take possession of the treas
ure, S200,t0o,) seuttle the ship, and take to the
boals. The officers were armed with Henry
rifles, and after sharp fight succeeded in
putting the crew (all negroes) IN irons.
The National typographical Union met
in Memphis, Tennessee, yesterday. About
seventy-five delegates were present The
following officers were elected: John III I.
o. Burly, OF Cairs. elected president; ID. G.
Morris, of Memphis, first vice president l..
Hammond, of New Orleans, SECOND vice pres
ident: Alexander Troupe, OF New York, sec
retary; and w. d. Mayberry, Of Philadelphia,
corresponding secretary. ..a =.
At a meeting held in Knoxville, Tenn, Sat.
urday, addressed by Messrs. Stokes and Eth
eIlubes seFeIbl stlSht OlSLuI Dances occurred
between the whites and blacks, but nothing
serious occurred. Several companies Of mi
litia have been sworn in to preserve order at
the election. Political excitement runs high;
and both parties are confident of success.
The report OF the wreck of the American
bark Rover, on the southern end Of the island
OF Formosa, and the murder of the crew by
the natives, is confirmed. H. B. NJ ship Cor
morant endsavored to land TO gain informa.
tion, but was fred on and compelled to re.
treat. The Cormorant shelled the place for
TWO hours, and returned.
The argument in the impeachment trial Of
Judge Frazer having been concluded, the
Senate OF Tennessee, acting as court of i'm
peachment, rendered q verdict finding him
guilty OF the charges preferred. The verdict
removes him fl ON oflce, and disc ualfies him
frem holding any OH ce hereafter.
There is much depression at Fayetteville, N ,
c., among the people, in conseq uence of dis.
position on the part of the military to arrest
parties for shooting deserters, and for other
alleged crimes committed during and since
the war;
Steel was manufactured yesterday at the
Pennsylvania steel works, few miles below
Harrisburg, in thirty minutes, by the Bessa-
mer process, just being introduced in this
country, by which steel rails are manufactured
almost as cheap as ordinary iron.
The Massachusetts, legislature adjourned
sine die Saturday night, after a session of We
months.
Gen. Sickles has gone to Raleigh, to meet
the President
Jefferson Davis has gone to Toronto, Cana.
da, TO attend wedding.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

THE EXPENSIVE FUNERAL Nu1sANCR.-The
heavy expense OF the present mode of con-
rous parts OF the country as exceedingly bur-
densome on the poor The Catholics Of New
Bedford aIe signing papers agreeing TO EN-
ploy carriages only for the immediate rela-
uves, and in Taunton the number of carriages
is restricted by agreement TO four. This may
seem small matter, but it affects very seri-
people throughout the country. An Emperor
of Austria, great many years ago, hoping to
remedy similar evil, lssu ued a decree that the
dead should be buried without collins and in
trenches instead of separate graves; but this
so shocked the sense of humanity among the
common people that he was compelled to
withdraw it. There is room fer great and
most useful reform now without going to anv
such extremely. Y. Times. -.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

TRIAL OF ALLEGED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pippin and James McGinnis. under arrest for
the mi rder OF J. Edwin Reberts, a. Church
Hill, Queen .Anne's county, Nd, last fall.
have renewed their trials to zTale0t county.
last Monday apdlloaged in Easton jail, whsre
they now await their tsial, which with com-
mence on Wednesday next. James L. Mzr.
tn, Eco. Of ralbot, and Loyd TilxAmaa and
have been engaged on the part Of the prison.
ers. As counssas r. =. Kennafd, Ehq., OF Tai.
bot, and Thsuas j. Ksanng. EeQs Of Queea
Apns's,, VIA pfo1sente o., ,thepssts sxths Staty.
Evening star., 1867-06-04
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Evening star., 1867-06-04

CHEsAPBKE AND OHIO CANAL.-The Board
Of Public Works met at Annapolis yesterday.
Governor Swami and Comptroller Leonard
were In attendance, and Treasurer Fowler alb
sent. The report of the President and Direcs
tors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was
read and accepted. The uestion of accepting
or endorsing the recent act Of the legislature
OF Maryland, allowing the preferred bond
holders Of the canal to nominate specified
number of officers, was debated at length,
Messrs. Pratt and Poe appearing for the par-
ties interested, but the Board adjourned with
ont coming to any conclusion. Mr.. Fowler is
expected to be present to.day.-Batimore
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Evening star., 1867-06-04
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Evening star., 1867-06-04

MARINH DIsAsTHRs IN MAY.-Forty.fly flye
marine disasters occurred during the month
Of May. OF this number three were steamers,
seven were ships, seven were barka, three
were erigs, twenty -four were schoonefss ana
aoned. foHl were founAered. one was burned,
one sunk After collisiOn. A1d six are missing,
sppposed 70 b lost The total yalue Of prop.
sTsy lost and missis 10 estimated at q, 566 co.
The total losses during tAe Arst ave months Of
this year are estimaaed af %, 1G3, 500 Whion a
&75O,00O less than during the same period last
year,
Evening star., 1867-06-04

Co-OPERATIoN.-Thep pressure of the eight.
hour movement has produced an unexpected
result in Chicago. A great manufacturing
company. left without workmen, have taken
one hundred and forty picked workmen into
pet manufacturers Of England, and a number
Of other manufacturers in that country, some
years ago began this experiment, and have
found IT most satisfactory. They are relieved
wQrkmen: all their operations are conducted
With Extraordinary economy and their profits
Evening star., 1867-06-04

SHOCKING AcCIDENT.-On Friday, the 10th
instant, while Mr.. Antonio Ponce and his two
sons were hunting. just north Of the city, they
started up deer. One Of the sons fred at
the animal, which then crossed the road
Thiaking that his father was behind him, no
fired again; on advancing to see the effect Of
ther in front of him. The old gentleman was
standing perfectly erect, and on being asked
by his son why ne did not shoot at the deer,
he merely said-"My son, 1 am wounded "a
and then laid down and died. A single buck.
shot had penetrated has breast, lust above the
healt.-.Sk Augatstine FIa) ESamfxer -
Evening star., 1867-06-04

ALEXANDRIA lTEMs-The Journal OF YES.
terday afternoon saws:
Mr.. Ware, who has been for some time at.
tached 10 the Lumber yard of Mr.. L. ID. Lar
mon, met this morning with quite a serious
accident He was standing on a cart on Union
street, near the Orange train. The locomotive
puffed, and the horse attached to the cart
started suddenly, throwing Mr.. W. to the
ground with much force, and breaking one of
his ankles. He was promptly supplied with
surgical aid, and is now doing We'll
The County Court opened its June term at
the Court House this morning, all the Judges
having been summoned TO Fl the county lew,
The following justices comprise the Court: l..
Mckenzie p. j., and Messrs. Taylor, Feebry,
Bell, Beach, Cotton and Summers.
The bridge on the o. &. A. X. R., at Bealton
Station, was so much damaged by the heavy
train which fell yeeerday that the running
of trains has been temporarily suspended
force has beer sent out to make repairs, and
trains will be running again by this evening,
The Loudon and Hampshire road has again
reached Leesburg. and this morning began its
regular trips to that town, the track, which
was torn up during the war, having been
land to that point.
The number OF Marriages licensed by the
Clerk Of the Alexandra County Court during
the month OF May, was thirteen. OF these six
were issued to white, and seven to colored
couples.
We have accounts on all sides of the excel
lent condition of the grain crops in this neigh.
borhood. 80
Evening star., 1867-06-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
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