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we are '"'e'"ed TO senator "o 'r. '
valuable public documents, Tor wn'eh NC -
has our thanks rrtl @. H-.r . 81
Tho ultra rebel papers down soa'h arc
much horr'hed al he increasing P'"' Y,
tile Republicans IN 'he'' "'N'S'',i L.'t s.
The State Constable Inns notified the rum
sellers in Augusta and water'iic tl'st they
n,,lsi close their hars. -r.T 10 o.,r.I.
Gen. sickIes h,s issued an orlcr staying
execution ia civil suits IN South Carolina
in consideration al the impoverished oondi,
,pn Of the people of,l.as Stale. ,r,.bl
a.. Lar, 6,ow The Lewiston Journal
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well. until tho I6'oeipa' e"Poa VIII ""'
married the who'e 'cnoo'' IN. "
Large kePnb'ican eonSen''oh W ncn
rr"nd. Virginia. The niss. don't naturally
take to the dcmocrn's, alias OK reos' and
the fact Is occasioning much anxiety
throughout the copperhcad party. .,.
r,.l.,. 6ar 200 mile, nj "a cents pcr
,,;Lr arc r,' now sold on the Portland and
K.unc,,e ro.l. These are good Mt any
time for apy ,l;stnnce on the road. and on
WV
" ecs about three fourhs the regular fare.
The Manhool Suffrage B,ll which was
pos,e,l list week by the Ohio Legislature
contains /, clans. DISTINGUISHING rcbcls, de-
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Pulmonie eyr0I, Seaxeest Tonic,
Mandrake Pills,
The Shiyering victims

OF Fever AMI Asue, who fees day 10 burn tomorrow
might have bcea exempted from their present trials had
they availed themselves In time Of that safeguard against
all malicious diseases, HosrErrERS STOMACH III
TERs but IL TOO he or prevestios u u not Too late
br cure single bot,e Of this rsssible herbal toalc
vii stop he paro1ysms, and brief oourss Of u viii ~.
store the patient 10 vigorous health The prudent aud
thoughtful however, who would rather forestal disease
than wait for IL assaults win resoo this sure dctnes
against intemlusnt psd rsmlttsn kven Il the commence
ment Of the when they prevail Now Is The TINS
IN forearm the system against fever and ague bilious
pints and dyspepsia diseases which are oen enge-
dered, and always aggravated, by NE chih aud damps
Of Winter and early spring.
SHAKESPEARE ON INTERMTTTENTS.
The Bari OF Avon tells that the Sun In March doth
noursh Agvssn and the rcnsrk - true Dos - was
thres hundfd yean aGp. But fereately I'm thee mol.
ern days March Agues can be prevented. ll0SrETrElS
BirrERS, In single week, will put the system n con-
dtion every species OF intermittent fever Or "
there is prclspsilon biousness os dyspepsia, this
uDequalc regulator and invEorant will tua as certainly
prevent that. An the disorders common b the season Of
ogs and s may be held In allegiance by this potent an
tdote. They may also be eictci from the system amer
they have made iodgmen there, by Ia perseverng use
Il Is therefore moral insanity for any family 10 be without
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CHARLES A. ROWLAND, SECRETARY.

;, DIRECTORS, ..lN
VIM g. Morton, OF Quincy. Thomas c. Webb, Of Doson.
Israd W. Munro. - = E~n1>r 0ay, o..
Whitcemb Porter, X. u. Ieuchars.
VIM. n. Dugyan Alfrei Ioring, OF bingham
Thomas Curtis, -, Geo Marston, Of Iarnstahs.
Chas. A. IIowlani," II. W. BlAnchAnl, Dorcleste
IIeury n. Faxon & A Hayward, No Briig,watel
John IIariwvch, x. w. Turner, Randolph.
Charles Bryt, Muton. 81. Beal, Cdhssrt.rgT
WILLIAM & MORTON, President
I.w MUNROE, Treasurer.
lw CHARLES A. HOW LAND, Secretary.
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why win you work for $50 . day,

ana 10 hood rsasA, Whsa yoa can ssgsGs in -
sesy and proat.sls sasinse. thai .ll ?sy yoe NV
~ 70 Is per day o. 81 per svsalng. u yoa afe -
eisurs II you enclose 10 cents ios further psstic-
sIan and s.mplc, yyu uilt never ss serry. Ad-
dross q 10. 9. AkLLEN, Lsulst0n, Ne. 3WiS
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POWER Of ATTORNEY.

Cndev ds.s Of March i4th. 1877. 20 have !ssued
IN our brother Msr,haii Pierce. Of $500. Ne,
Povvr of Attorney. duly sxecuted and reoc,ded 70
set srth Ill other of attorney being shsrs.
WIZ, PfEKcE.
80. tsu go s.'E .-.. LEWIS FIERCE.
sseo, April, 1857. iWH
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Having bought out Nsssrs. Hobsoa. Libby. 4
en- .S s.S: :" 3" CO. S.t::
would solio,t eduHnuaaee Of the patronage here.
p''s' ~" s1H"''' JOHN NJ. q. EMERSON,
WALrER p. HAiNES,
4, ..nf.u .sr.v '..' JOSEPH ,u0BSoN. ~
Eaeo April ~ 1857. =, .LI...l- y. = - IL :
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MARRIED.

In this city, April u. by Rev; Q T:nnsy, M,.
In saoo. April Is, by Rev. J. Hawks. NJ Gee,
lsIvey, Of Lewiston, and Miss Frances e 'I
In this city, April -, by ws:sott Bsllce., ~, ~;
Cyrus u. BsGoa and Miss Lacy l.. osoos' eaeni~
In, Boston, April ]. by Rev: nr. KIRK, IN.
Small, of chlcsgo, and Able d u0odvin' OF u"
city. No cards- l.4 "a. ..It ,s"l'i "a.
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For Coughs, Colds and. Consumption,
Tx Y: ga s's s;l known yEa az ABB ~ PUa
sstsf sst Meet esissrsfsd q! icrty yssn
psss Oct Che gss.iss REED, CUTLER . CO.,
Druggists, Bosson, Proprtstou. ~ cons
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n I9IEIS Ia

1874. q S.A4,sa .DlSsiS9 =. -, inherited
h.sS; nm 80 s.r,sah .drae.s nls'.
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NO r &c E!,

WE hare sold our Stock Of Goods 20 Mssrs. Ell.
w KRS0h, HAiNES 4 Co.. and would recon-.
mend them 70 our customers and all others In want
p.i n sas isssia 70 !, mol. .. account
.r'I.aassst pnAis isS:s I;;SSp%ssi -, !
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MARKETS.
Biddoford and s.o,o,, Retail Prios Current,
ooeascIsn wErKLr.

Mackerel. No. 2. Y iblo1ll
hc,s.sss, crx nh-;GGS5o
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says the only ludnrous incident that occurred
on The stage on Sunday evening last. Was when
Q vell-tnown citizen. installing the 'iibrsry''
scene Tor reality. attempted to carefully place
his new spring beaver on an illusivs man,sl-
piece, which seemed to stand out from the can
vas. There was "drOp" not set down In the
bills. ....,..f,f..... .. 2.
Gov. Sharkey Of Mississippi. has expressed
siatestion. should the Ssprvps Court refuse
10 eatsrtaia his petition mr. - injunotios re-
strainiug the eIscutioa Of the Military Recon-
struetiou Bill, to make up . case for the in
dietment and arrest Of General Ord. command
r Of the i,h Military District. for treason
against the State Of Mississippi, He 10 deter
mipsi to make the Supreme court decide the
question. whether Agreeable to the judges W
not. hSore Congrsss can "gs, ha' at hiu,
ss be expresses L. TIE question arises vhe,h.
General Ord, by the cid Of martial Law, may
not be able TO take care Of h,nseii. and at the
same tine have the p!ueky Governor cared for
In some fortress
The Londoa Times speaking Of the Ahbams
claims. says. ",here ID no Longer sany obstsoi,
on the British side to an amicsbie compromlse
Grrat Britain 10 reaiy to balance scccunts viii
the Uoi'ei States. and to pay the compensation
hany. which an impartial umpire may end q
b due from her. She has consented to waive
the reasons alleged By Lord Russell against {
judicial rvvsion % Imperial acts. sndeoupiisd
~ ar. with Mr.. sevsrds original propssai
There never can be . serious rupture t<tseer
the Uni,et States and EusIaad unless Il b Ii,
win of,hs Ansrican people. and The good m
dsrstanding between he American people and
The Ruslsh people lies DEEPER than mere poll.
tici,ns srs svsr. ~ sriHrl .,..
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CAtO FAIRY,

A newly devised hssting arrangement easily
adapted 70 any eotsmoa Kcroseas Temp.
Agents vantsl. tsod for cirsulsr.
"J.c.WArRRnOUSB Btddsiosd Mains
yi7
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
CORPORATION NOTICE.
SOLD FOR TAXES AND REGULAR

,oR THE REDEMPTION
II o pdon
rtCn by o osidd the 9th
nG0on EeyuaIR Rem
launeH 70 demdby yt
10 t sameO OF heexprai o
persons shrdnahe hnmen
9tb1N 2rd
were ro per
sale yofadd lexeTeh
50 al
FINANCE
DTANi~AN1 NEwY 1861
p B CONNOLLY, Comptroller
Cerkof
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-28
To the Electors of Delaware Co,

Having been. during a perioi Of thirteen
years, a z.alous worker in the ranks of the
REPUBLICAN PARTY IF this county. aud hav-
ing, during the continuance of the Rebellion. been
4 seslous suppo.tsr of the Union cause. believins
any attempt the Union of these States is
acrime msriting the most unqualified condemns
non and the severest punishment that may be in
hicted on treas by civilised nations. hereby
nounce myself the qualified electors of Delaware
county as an Independent candidate for their suf-
frages the 9Th day Of October next. to represent
them In the House Of Representatives of the Leg
isature of Obi. pledging myself. if elected, to
support and advocate the following measures. be-
lieving such line of policy to- be imperatvely de-
manded by the exgencies of the etimes and the me-
| cessities of the country: 119 -l Er
FSrst-That all the propert, Of the country bear
its equ al portion of the burthen of taxation.
Sse0ndly-That no discriminating monopo les
| should be created in a Republican form of Govern
ment. sta fsf -.l3 I.at. .tr.
7AirdJy-A recurrence to and resumption Of coin
currency in accordance with the provision of the
Constitution at the earliest period that the well
being Of our country will permit. ~ ..
FourthIy-A speedy restoration of all the States
| to their p per statu, in the Union; and,
| FVthly-The pres rvation of our State Govern
msnt to the WHITE AMER CAN PEOPLE who
aid the foundations Of its prosperity, subdued ts
forests and developed its resources. and to their
children. WIN. W WILLIS.
Delaware, Ohio. August 10Th. 1867.
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Know Thy Destiny

MADAME &. F. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist. Clsirvoyant and Psychometrician, who
has astonished the scientifc classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson. N. Y.
Madame hornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight. as to enable her to impart know.
edge of the greatest Importance to the single or mar
ried of either sex. While in state Of trance she
delineates the very features the person you are
to marry and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power. knOwn as the Psychomotrope, guaran-
tees to produce aifeike picture of the future hus-
band or wife Of the applicant together with date Of
marriage position in life leading traits of charac-
ter. &c. This is no humbug, as thousands of testi
certified certificate. written guarantee that the
picture is what it purports to be. By inclosing
small lock Of hair. and stating place Of birth age
disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you
will receive the picture and desired information by
return mail: AL communications sacredly conf
Dental. Address in confidence MADAME E. F.
THORNTON. ?. o. Box sss, Hudson. N. Y.
mRra5-daWTJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-28

EDITOR STATEsMAN:-It has been an
nounced by posters stuck up in different
parts of the city and country, that there
would be mass meeting OF white people
held in this city ON the 30th inst. A lew
persons of the negro suffrage persuasion
(who like good deal of niger in theirs }
are afraid the meeting will be success.
So jealous are they of the social interests
of their colored brethren and sisters, that
they rave round, like mad men, because
white people propose to meet together
without extending invitations to the color
ed population, that they have set about,
in systematic manner, to destroy and
tear down every poster tgiving notice of
the meeting), which they can reach. Lead
ing Radicals In this city, who ought to be
ashamed of the cowardly. sneaking busi-
ness, have set the example for those who
would not otherwise be responsible, until
every poster in the city, as well as the
country, that they could sneak round and
tear down, has been destroyed. Don't you
call that big business for gentlemen to be
engaged in who claim that all the wealth,
refinement and morals of the country are
centered among themselves? No gentle
man in any party would countenance, or
lend his aid, to any such dastardly busi-
ness. Let them be exposed and have the
full benefit OF all such tricks.
CoSsppuA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-28
The 6sosling on his Travels.

Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman.
A few weeks ago the fact was mentioned
that an unfiedged Radical made his debut
before the Union Clubin Columbus. His
harangue there settled his fate. Since that
time he has labored necessarily 10 procure
some appointment from the County Union
Executive Committee. He even rendered
his valuable services to the eolored State
Executive Committee, but in vain. JEN-
KINs and his other colored brethren
couldn't see it, SO, like JIMMY WARDS goat,
he determined to ''ge 1t on his own hook"
Flaming handbills, announcing that E. c.
BRIGGS would address the people at BRIGGs'
School House, ON the Goth instant, were
| posted from Columbus to Harrisburgh.
At about o'clock the self constituted ora
| tor appeared hanging on the arm OF the
| largest lady in the neighborhood. She
was armed with a huge pair OF shears.
| These were handed to an elderly lady who
seated herself on the back of bench
near the orator. When some one doubt
| ed his assertion that the blood of
white and black soldiers flowed together
at the taking of Fort Donelson, she
shook the shears threateningly at him, and,
turning to the truthful declainler, said: $50
on, 'LIsHA, We came to hear You speak
Well hear him after you are DONE" Thus
reassured the brave fellow resumed, and
such a rigmarole of nonsense never before
fell from human lips. Never did one Ia
| Dor so hard as he to make the audience be-
lieye that they were not as good as ''col-
ored man." and never to so little purpose.
During this harangue a black and tan dog
mounted the stage, and, seating himself,
eyed the audience in a comieal manner
This produced an uproar which the speak
er mistook for applause, and he cut and
slashed the air in terrific manner until a
whine from the dog attracted his atten-
tion and discovered to him the real cause
of the applause. Then turning to the au-
dience and thanking them for their appar-
ent appreciation, he retreated to the pro-
tecting arms of the stout young lady.
.t FRANKLIN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-28
Ayers Ague Cure.

For the speedy and certain Cure Of Intermit
tent Fever, or Chills and Fever, Remitten
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periooica
Headache or Bilious Headache, and Biliou
Fevers; indeed, for the whole class Of dis
eases originating in hillary derangemsnt,
caused by the malaria Of miasmatie eoua-
tries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the seyeres
cases of Chils and Feyer. and it has is great sd
VANTAGE over other Ague medicines. that it sub
dues the complaint without injury to the PATIENT
1t contains no quinine or other deleterious sub
stance, nor does it produce quinism or any injuri
Gus effect whatever. Shaking brothers of the arm
and the West. try it and you will endorse tie as
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell,
Mass. and sold by G. Roberts, Columbus, whole.
sale and retail, and bv all drusgists.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-28

"THE Clereldnd Leader says that the Re-
publican majority in the Western Reserve,
which was 25.S00 last year, will range from
$4,000 to 10000 at the October election."-
Chicago Tribune. @
what we did say was that if the full vote
of the Reserve was polled the Republican
majority would range from $1,000 to 4O,-
600, but that If only light vote was polled
1t would sink to from Il, 900 to 10000. We
earnestly hope that the vote may be tull
one."'-Clepeland Leader.
That III" is a terrible stumbling block
to Radical success. If every body in the
Western Reserve was to vote and vote as
the Leader wished, the Negro Suffrage ma
jority would be large beyond precedent.
sly" the Leader editor had not had the mis-
fortune to be born with white skin, his
ambition might have been gratifed by be-
ing born Negro. ,...-.
..If'' the full Negro Suffrage vote in Cheese
dom Is polled, and II the Democratic vote
is not polled, it is not impossible that the
Negro Sufrageites will have very consid
cradle of majority in that politically be-
nighted region where darky is better
than most White men.
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A Fool for His Pains.

A fellow calling himself an Irishman
and designated as the Rev. GEORGE w
PEPPER, publishes an appeal in the Cgere-
land Leader to Irishmen to vote the Negro
Suffrage Ticket. pepper" is of no use
until it is ground, and this fellow will un-
dergo that operation this fall.
This appeal to Irishmen to make the Ne
gro their equal, is like calling spirits from
the vastly deep-call as Justify as You will,
the spirits will not come, and this PEPPER
may peal and appeal, but nary an Irish
man who believes in wearing of the
green" will he ever get to aid him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-28

-WARRANrED.--Wew would say to our read
ers, that Messrs. Q. G. Clark & Co., propri-
etors Of Goes Dyspepsia cure, warrant 1t to
cure the most obstinate cases of Dyspepsia,
no matter of how long standing.
We bid you use Goes Dyspepsia Cure; it
will help you. Constipation, one of the
chief causes Of i'll health, is completely
cured by the use of the Cure. All diseases
of the Stomach and Bowels, like sick head
ache, fheartburH, Cramps, Pains, are CON
trolled instantaneously blythe use of Goes
Dyspepsia Cure. sept26- d&w1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-28
Alarmed Even i'm NIassachusett.

+ In the proceedings of the Worceste,
(Mass.) Republican Convention it appears
''the temperance question is left open, the
Republican party not being responsible fol
the prohibitory law, and Republicans are
entirely free to support or oppose the law
according to their own sense of right
When the Massachusetts, Puritans begin to
repudiate their blue laws there is evil
IDENTIFY something in the wiud.-Ne,o YorA
| Herald.
In this, Massachusetts follows the plan
of the Negro Suffrageites in Ohio, who
after making Negro voting the great ques-
tion at issue, are careful to inform the eak
kneed brethren that they needn't vote fol
1t, and that "a simple erasure" of the
word ''No" from the Negro Suffrage Tick
ct Operates as vote against the amend.
ment." A simple change of the Demo.
cratic Ticket for that of the party that re.
solved in favor of Negro Suffrage, will bt
the more effective vote against it. Thai
| Ticket needs no erasure. 1t is against Ne.
gro Suffrage and Negro Suffrage advocates
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-28
The Way the NIOaey Goes-Negro
Schools In the SOuth-Whal They

Cost. as -sfa .ff. .L5tlIE ~
The bondholders of Ohio pay no tax On
their great wealth to school the white
children of the State. The people of Ohio
who pay this tax are also taxed to pay the
interest on the bonds which these non-tax-
payers hold, and which enables them to live
in luxury great as that which distinguish
ed Dives OF old. ft. rlt-.
The tax payers of Ohio are not only
taxed to school the children of this State,
but the Radical leaders tax them to school
the Negro children in the South. The
bond holders are not taxed on their wealth,
and on the millions of capital thus invested,
they pay not one cent towards the school,
ing OF the black. asU rsv
The United States Government pays not
one cent towards schooling the white chill
dren of the country, yet, from the Fourth
Semi-Annual Report" made to the War
Department, by ~. w. ALvoRD, General
Superintendent Schools, Bureau for Refn-
gees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands" it
appears that, between the months of Jan
uary and June, in fourteen of the South
ern States and in the District of Columbia,
the Government expended two hundred
and twenty thousand eight hundred and
thirty-three dollars, for schools, asylums,
construction, rental of school buildings
and Transportation OF teachers" for the
Negro schools of the South, while the
Government never appropriated one single
cent for the sch ooling of the White chill
dren of the North, unless it be at West
Point and the Naval Academy Mt Annap-
oils, filled with the children of the richest
men of the State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-28
R.A. .BEAUREPARIE, M. D.,
CD: uUJARDIN, N. b,
JEAN DE IEUCHRE, NJ. ID,
To GARAhcIIRB 4 DUPoNT. No. iRue Lombard
Pans
AYERS PILLS

A RE You SICK, FEEBLE AN ID com.
"A plaiaingf Are you out Of order-your systs IN
deranged and your feelings uncomfortable? These
lmptoms often the precursors OF serieus III
ness. Some fit of sickness is creeping upon you
and should be ayerted By timely use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills. and i've out the hu-
mors-purify the blood. and let the fluids move on
un' bstructedly in health. They stimulate the or
gans of the boiy into vigorous aot vity purify the
system from the Instructions which MAKE disease
cold settles somewhe: in the body. and derahges
the natural operations of that part. This. if not
lieved. viii react upon itself and the surrounding
organs. producing general aggravl tion, suffering
snd derangement. While in this condition, tak a
Ayers Pill s. and ses how direc ~ they store tLs
natural action of the system and with it the buoy
ant feeling of health. What is true and SO appar-
entin this trivial and common plaint is also true
in many of the deep seated and dangerous diseases
The same purgative expels them. Caused by SINH
lar obstructions sud arrangements, they are surely
and many of them pidly, cured hJ the same
means. None who knowt virtue of these Pills
will neglect to employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure, such as Headache, Foul
Stomach. Dysenterys Bilious Complaints. IndiSss-
stipation. Hesrtburn, Rhepmatisn. Drspsy. w orms.
and Suppression. when taken in large doses.
They are sugar coated. SO that the most sensitive
can take them essily, and they surely the best
purgative medicine yet discovered
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