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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-20
HE ALTHY | HAPPY !!
What is the Use

of standing before beautiful object of and
the mind fills with admiration with its pleasing best
ties Won feet 1founded pain in your head.
somewhere else, which sends You away hsartsick an
disguised with yourself and everybody else.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-20
Pass it Around,
sAECharm in the Spring-Time.

Accompanying each bottle is pamphlet, that givce
the explanation of the great curative properties IT
all the articles that make the
Delightful Taste and Smell
OF the Sonoma Wine Bitfers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07
POLITICAL MEETINGS.
1E fzrFo r 12alssss - n
9 RALLY! RALLY.
Fourth Ward Democratic Meeting
The Democracy of the Fourth Ward will meet at

Z
Fourth Ward Democratic Meeting b
Thurman b all on .-.
-bs Tuesday EDening, August 11th, '',.l'2
At TX o'clock. for the purposeo organizing Sey-
mour and Blair Campaign Oiub-TT02 sfi5 fF moor
ALLEN. G.. THURMAN and
f...,,.C G. LOWENSTEIN, Esq, ,-a., rae.
aEs 9s .ad nafs sSsH JasS .
GIgb u the Banner Club: democrats from other
fhs White Boys Joys IN IN Bias win be on hand with b
FdH - 7. W. PURcEIi. M Commit G1 semman;y7i
Fifth Ward Democratic Meeting.
There will be meeting of the Fifth Ward Dem
IN Wednesday Evening. Aug.st 1aat,ni asiu
d st the E5ss ssd
paign Club. .egGlnsv68 IsnsBu0 81 bssOq
HON. JACOB REIMHARD. E.B ESHEL!
MAN and G. LOWENSTEINfo eviisr
s s$aEss tsa d " sa'5s ' Ss
- JACOB LoHRER. Jr.. Committeeman. /
seventh Ward, Democratic Meet 4
ih3 ing.
The Democracy Of the Seventh W ard win hold
meeting at Hettesheimer's Hall. on H5dV .91n2
vfiIMoaday EUeainq, August 10Th. eufH7fi
sH .Ss Ygs gist fq $ e organizing sss-
e. B. ESHELMAN and E. T. DELANY
Will address the meeting Hemm ersbach's Band
will be on hand to furnish music, Let every DEM
ocrat in the ward turn out.
!. WIN. H. GAvER, iit-i
,, ri:a, F,-- Member Central Comnittee.Y|
Eighth Ward Democratic Meeting 2
There will be Democratic meeting at the North
Engine House on - !.
q" Thursday Enening august 18th,
at 71l o'clock for the purpose of organizing SEY-
MoUR and BLAZE Campaign Club for the Eighth
ward. r. -E,H----.ro =.
HON. CAL T. MANN and E. T. DELANY.
will address the meeting. Let there a good turn
out.DHaITs 5lsfJoHN DuFFEYl Com mmitteerlsn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07
FoREIGN NEWS

~ II i BY,ATLANfrIc cAHLIE cAHLLIE saia,s-if s. 5a-l
d .j4s 4 .JeE Davis M Liverpool.
ma, a..etsas sa LIyERPooL, August eoo
JEFF. Davis arrived here by steamer last
night ;Sg44! .s.,z
y y 4 4 81 81 Dfsqaiet i'm spain. sl55s'i s4
Z q S9it y y st;Sl.'' PARIS, August 6. - -
Dispatches from various parts of Spain
represent the whole country in state of
disquiet, The utmost efforts Of the Gov
ernmenta are required to prevent an out
g Queen Victoria In Paris ~ ~
.M.Aaa:e M ss.c PARIS, August g.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria landed at
oherbourgs Yesterday and reached this
city last evening" She was received at the
station by her Msjesty the Empress Eu-.
genie aud proceeded to the Tuilleries. The
Queen will leave Paris tonight for Switz-.
eriand. - - 20 naiiAio 70. : H9si ''o
Declined sqH3Ls vi rt eHT
;asies4 cuosl si7sis aois MADRID, Aug. g.
The Spanish Government. has declined to
assume the protectorate of st. Domingo,
which was ,proffered by one of the political
parties. & "a 10 tsFiIth bas sataV1'S
saoIzzbfs bfsrEA"Efs % uIoo
ssse5o News from Japan g.s,sss
New YORK;, Aug. g..
"A special from San Francisco states that
the u. S. ship Onward had arrived, with
advices from Y Yokohoma, Japan, dated July
4th. The lStatsbashi family were defeating
the Southern Confederationists at every
point. Yeddo and Yokohoma were again
under Statsbashi's control. The Mikado
was a prisoner at Keats, Statsbashi had re-
fused the TycoOnate. The rice crop was se- [
riously damaged by the heavy rains y ~
ocg News via San Eraucisco. ~ y
,r, SAN FRANcIsco, August s.
The steamer Continental arrived from the '
North, with $4,000 in treasure. She spoke
the U. S. steamer Onward, stwentyrnine
lays from 4okohoma, and. took on board
her officers. with dispatches. ysH si.ryg9ar-i {.
Japan advices to, July 4th represent an
unusually wet season. The tea and silk Z
markets were dull. The Tycoon was gen.
|erally successful in his military operations
against the Mikado. 1t was thought the
war might result in division of the en-
Ipire., ,, TO- ~ $40 i.i'i -, e. ~. = Z
arrived from Hon oIulu. fir,E
The steamer Montana arrived to-day ?
from Honolulu. Among the passengers
was c. Devenipgay, Hawaiian Minister of
Foreign Affairs, en- route for Europe, with
Splenipotentiary powers forrevision of trea-
tiles, &c. The contract for a second steamer
between here and Honolulu, for which a
subsidy was offered by the Hawaiian Cow
eminent, will be offeredeto bidder here. On
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

.fsfiJadFs Grgsns Tdseisioh onss the dea
murrer filed in the Scioto bridge case will
be rendered this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

GET The value of the hay crop IN TINS
country, for this year alone, is estimated
at over $500. 100000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

sEE- Let US hear what man says ot .
woman. and his own picture stands oats an
bold relief.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

%H. Tuttle, fermerlyso of Mussey-&l
Tuttless Excelsior Billiard Rooms, II. this
city, is now one of the proprietors of the
Rutland (vt.) Herald and it's local editor.
Here's luck, old fellow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

HleIzaa,

Inc coroner's jury returned verdict
that Gen Hafpine died from congestion Of
the brain aud spiHalcherd, from acciden-
tai use Of chloroforfn.
g, - sn5sr4 10 ttsqAtemssvi1-e I'd zairca5
D The workihgmen hold "a meeting next
Wsdpesday at Cooper Institute. a. ,.--'.,trs
Rev. John I'll; Pinney sailed for Liberia
yesterday IA -, !, = =
!; Tie frigate Hartford, Commodore Colds
boro, from China, arrived this morning,
; The steamship Ocean Queen, from AS
plnYall is detained at. quarantine. with
one OF her cabin passengers sick with yell
ioM ICY Fl. u r5ssrf5.1 :. FrnrIEF sfffE,H
The brig p II. Haviland, from Havana,
has lost rone mann from yellow fever, and
has one man in the hospital. .'-sf itssdisTI'-
The brig 81. s, Bishop, also at quarantine,
has lost two men by yellow fever.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

W- Four O'Clock in the emoruing-when
robbins Hroil their sreyeille--is now the
creamiest time In all the double twelve.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

w The greatest novelty is fan which
can be used as parasol, veil or bonnet
Now, we only want one that can be used
asa fonrsstory house audla trotting wagon
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

N% The fantastic freaks of the light
ming this summer are as numerous as they
are astonishing. Never have we met with
SC; rnahy. accounts OF the yasaries- and
iniurious-of the electric fluid. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

e The RAIDS. are making great prepa-
tion for their meeting Tomorrow night
They are decorating several wagons to be
drawn in the Black and Tan procession. /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

ewThe scarcity of butter has been ac-
counted for from the fact that the con-
sumption of ice cream is SO great these
warm evenings, that many farmers find
ready sale for all the cream they can sup,
ply. gase p z. 80 :, 4 - ,f,.I seal -. y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

wA band of eighteen "big Injins" will
play racquet en- the. olentangy Park
grounds this afternoon, and give exhibi-
tions of their national dances. ceremonies,
&C., and at Maennerchor Hall at night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

ElEHTfmes are excessively dull Items
Of news, as consequence, are almost nor
coaeatibus. .,o,t.i,,r !. .l,ao, ysei,,aanss .soT)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

Frnnk Wade IndianapoIisi I D ,Manypenny, t.
vile vile; Burget, " sdsworth. 6hiu; " Grumiins.
New York: A Jones and family, SandusBy; E BE
mann: Buffalo; B Kaufman, Alpha Ohio; Ben
ghittenden, Gleyelsnd; j N Inskeep, Galena, Ohio:
w Whitman. Philadelphia; p Benner Steu-
.0berlin Ohio; John Weber. Cincinnati Ohio:
Armbrast; Johnson, Pa; Swaney, Dayton. o.
Newark; j 5 Dawson. st Louis D FCraver. John.
stown, Pa Wartoplin. st Louis; I Hunter, PENN
u Smith, Armanda Mich: 0j B Mansfield, Ohioa-
go II Edwards, city, Henry luther. city. -, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

At an adjourned meeting of tobacco,
dealers and manufacturers to-day, resolu-
tiens were adopted that all tobacco and
snuffs should at once be packed in conform
ity with the new law, and requesting the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue to en-
force fines and penalties after the 9th of
August.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
lowing transfers of fireal estate were left at
the Recorders office on yesterday
Samuel Galloway and wife'to Eli Sayers'
July 10Th, part of lot No. "a of Latham's 8
addition to theleit of Columbus, for$5O0.
Windsor Atcheson andjwife to Rosanna
Bower, June 10th, one acre of land in Clin-
ton township. for SIPS. . - .e o.s 5ss .saam
w. Jamison and wife to David E. Sayers,
March 30th, part of lot No. % of Latham's
addition to the city Of Columbus, for $3.50
ElfSayers and wife to Caroline Lofiand,
July 18th, part of lot No. % of Latbam's
addition to the city of Columbus, for $3.50.
WE. Armstrong to james s. Crawford,
October 9Th, 1867, lot No. a and part of lot
No. %, in the town of Grahamsville, for
$525.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

NEW PAPER IN tXENIA.--Messrs. Tiffany
& Patten propose to issue the first number
of the Kenia Gazette next week. 1t is to be
a weekly paper. 1t will, of course, be Black
and T an in gorgeous degree. s.et Fsssvs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07
Erie County Republican Nomina-
\ S@S% ariCns ''~

Erie County Republican Nomina-
\ SAS& aticns. @ '--'~
The Erie county Republican Congentionn
yesterday nominated the following ticket:
For Treasurer, Jas. S. Chandler, of Flor
ence; for PFoseeutiag &C ,s Attorney, ,a W
Portland; Recorder, Wm. As Tell, a one
armed soldier; Commissioners, E. W. White,
of Groton. ,ats 90 .-ss1sfi .sgf .fssd y mo
Great Walking Match.
This afternoon, atone O'clock; the great
walking match commences at Oakland
Park. The contestants are Napoleon
Y Young, champiouEof Ohio, and Jas. Mills.
champion of California, who are required
to walk 100 miles in 24i hours, the one
making the quickest time being entitled to
the purse. .SSl50 u SNlF&
Republican Meeting Circuit
Court, Gc9 To
- - '.g g,PXRKERsBuRG, August g.. =
Lieutenant Governor Stanton; late of
Ohio, and Governor Pierpoint, having ar
rived last evening to attend the Republic
can meeting to-day, were called ont by a d
large, Spontaneous assemblage of citizens,
at their hotel, and made short and spirit
ed speeches. arsTE1 bias rosrtod nf1s5 oij anITog
Judge Chase arrived yesterday evening
and opened Court this morning, attracting
large crowd of wonder-gazers. He stop
w.
Court. The Republicans have projected
|serenade at the close of the speaking to-
night, to call out an expression from him
for or against Grant and Colfax. -, f,
Raising the Wind for Flags Il Il |,
/ 1-5d3 b. 4 E b. PHILADELPHIA,yA Aug. Is. %.
George BeEers and Louis Hatsworth are
ina limbo for collecting money from politi-
ci ms to raise flags. They fleeced members
of both parties here to the tune of So, 900
in a few weeks, but as the flags did not 20
lsup, they were arrested. tr.s ss yreF-, So
I Diseased Ca CattIe-Exc1temenf
t'7'1- ..@ PITTSBURGH, August g..
The revelations made yesterday in regard
] to thr ship ents of diseased cattle from the
West create great, excitement in this city.
| Out of the shipment of 800 cattle 100 have
died.. The symptoms developed are sfol-l
lows: The animal first becomes diowsy,
followed by constipation of the alimentary
| canal, accompanied by bloody discharges.
1t subsequently swells up and dies Near
! ly all these cattle are literally covered with
! insects resembling the wood-tick, but
much larger They glut themselves with
blood and tall off. leaving the spot swollen
and infiamed. Precautions are being taken
by the Meat Inspector to protect the pub
1 lie. The railroad company has refused to
/ receipt for any more cattle unless warrant
ed sound. The condemned cattle are now
being slaughtered. 4.... ..,.. b. & z1,is
| aaoG 20 Sereuade. 7a5 9,A ~ ~
o I-s- 7s5,es ALBANY, N Y, Aug. 6.
4 The Loyal League Of Utica serenaded
Hon. Roscoe Conkling last evening. He
spoke briefly. ei 20 bsra791F a.ai.-o
i - Sports. .-s lse
t. Ir5a- s CLEVELAND, Aug. 6.
A game of base ball to-day between the
lOlymplcs, of Pittsburgh and the Forest
City, of Cleveland, was won by the former.
Score "a to %.
9Suieideor vvEE
II PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.
A cigar dealer named George Zimmer-
Imam committed suicide to-day by blowing
ont his brains +ss-,-- rrfF r=.Is 1IsIai =. rsitC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07
Gen. HaIpine,s FuneraI.

= The funeral, of Gen. Halpine will take
place at his late residence on Saturday next.
John T. Hoffman, Gen. Hunter, Horace
Greeley, Richard o German and other citi-
zens of high standing are to be the pail
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07
NEW YORK sIELANGE
Found Guilty.

= NEW YORK, Aug. 6.
The eoroner's jury in the West Hoboken
murder case yesterday found that the de-
ceased came to his death at the hands of
Michael Roche, whom they found guilty of
of manslaughter. Roche was then COM
mitted without bail '-si |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

HoRsEs FoUND.-The police picked up
pair of sorrel mares on "Wednesday MORN
ing. They are at George Kinks old livery
stable. The owner by proving property
and paving charges, can have them. aos1sis i;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

CHICKEN THIEVES ABoUr.-Some low
lived chicken thief made AFRAID on the coop
of A. d, Heffner, on Broad way, next the
Lunatic Asylum, and captured every young
chicken on the plaee,I There. is but one
remedy for this sort of stealings and thatIisI
to be found In a shot gun. Das3asi 9sYai'o IVA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07
Arrived.
Tobacco.

The steamship Ocean Queen, from Aspin-
wall, and Erin, from Liverpool, arrived
this morning. oa 's- =. q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
tssa LIS - ID D AAAA- 40 Z ia'
+ Thursday August 6.

I 59Ed o. o. ~ if1"" Se1uy' i-7"yassu % i'I
NEIL HOUSE. emo
Joseph Gibson Cincinnati Ohio; 81 Johnston New
York, Miss Ballard Louisville Kentucky; J Glib
Peabody Cleveland Ohio, Alexander P Brown
Philadelphia Pennsylvania: Fred Schmeiding st
L King Cincinnati Ohio; J b Csdwallader Rich
mond Indiana w Smith Baltimore Maryland:
John L. Amsben Now York; Charles l. Law rCinr
cinnati Ohio: William Anderson MsrysviIle o;
3 Morris. Cincinna.i; "A; D LrGox. u; O w Neis,:
wander. City; Mrs NJ 4 w Kirk, Morgan county. On
Morrison, Richmond, Ind: Miss Mcdowell. Louis
ville Ky; Charles Z Jenkins jr n. 7; R W Steele,
Dayton; I'd Valiant. Cleveland; Bland Ballard,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

PHALONs "PAPHIAN SOAP for the TOILET,
NURSERY. and BATH, viii not chap thu
SKIN. Price 25 cents per cake.
yNY-my22- cody
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

REVENUE MATTERs.-The new Internal
Revenue bill, which received the signature
of the President on Thursday last, pro-
vides that the functions of all the inspec-
tors, detectives and special agents acting
under the old bill, shall cease ten days af-
ter it becomes law. This, with the fact
that the distilleries generally are making
arrangements to carry on the manufacture
of whisky under the provisions of the new
. bill, accounts for the little now doing in
revenue matters.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

CRoPs.-Our reports SO far of the crops
of the present year, especially of bread
stuffs, in the United States, are very en-
couraging, East, West, North and South.
There issa-fair prospect that our surplus
products of the soil, in the aggregate, in
wheat corn and cotton. will create a mar
gin to our credit in foreign. exchanges
which viii materially contribute to reduce
the premium on gold and the prices of liv-
ing. The seasons SO far have been auspic-
ious, and the promise oftbounteous rewards
to our farmers and planters is good and
indeed it is to q great extent already full
filed. .gissS Il ne.s al'gsiyoIf ~ .e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

BASE BALL GAME.-There was match.
game Of base ball played insC Darlington
yesterday, between the Delaware Club Of
Delaware, and the5 Standard Club, of Card
ipgton. Game was called at 8 3io'clock and
closed at $50 Y The Dslawares were Isnci
cessful IN a scofeef Sc to1425a Mr.. Rice of
Middlstown.s was was Umpire. and Norton of
the. Bsdawares,s and Eiedler,, Of the Stand. 4 !.
ards, se6fers.S The game was fine one,
and was most creditable to the contestants,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

N 4 el:s ts ss!eH.sM TX, !, gs = N. M.
Sun Rises. ........5 o. sun Sets..... ....7 os
supHaAndrews and Hull have HmpG
Basat for Aug II 4 q ia ,asIoa 8
~ A gentleman has been defined as
human being having . psrtiality forsiclea e
shirts. Z 5t.5 - tIfo Ee5ssidsaH " ia Il eA:f
E,gNTimes are excessively dull. Item
Of news, as consequence, are almost no
c0aeatieas. iIaa 8. eEaal zaeI.oaauoo ssof9
"a Let Is hear what . man says Of
woman. and his own picture stands oatsl
bold relief.
.tJadSs Grsens decision on the de
murrer filed in the Scioto bridge case will
be rendered this morning.
eY- The value of the hay crop in thi
country, for this year alone, is estimated
at over $2OO,OO0,000.
w- Four o'clock in the emorning-whel
robbins Srpil their sreveille--is now lth
creamiest time in all the double twelve.
% The RAIDS are making nasd eleas piepa .s.
tlon Tor tneir meeeins D,.om - ,., i I,
Iney are oecora'lnS ss'T.a, T .aoass;on, m~ ~ :. !.
olswh y '1'e D,.e'> = y
r The greatest novelty is fan which
can he used as a -parasol, veil or bonnet
Now, we only want one that can be uset
''s ie''''s'.s .e---e ~.----- --S--e
e%H. -Tuttle, fermerlyzof Mussey-d
Tuttle's Excelsior Billiard Rooms, In thii
CITY, is now one of the proprietors of the
Rutland (vt.) Herald and its local editor
Here's luck, old fellow.
---..-.---,-- - ~. urh+
Inc ne iansast'c Hnts sa ireaA y onH
ming TINS summer are as ptrel ptrpnr o % MI
are assopispnlng never nays W. ys 80. y i
80 many Z" aooyu yu - te,asSsaT 80 st-GGI
inJufiouSoY.a w. VIZ e-.....f IL fr.sI-E.slG
mA band of eighteen sbig Injinsp will
play racquet on the. olentangy Park
srouuus sn.s ~ y. ~, .' 80, naroroo,o,n;es
tions Vi incl, naslo',aa aL1Tsw.. a ,,;nht
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

AssluLra AND Officer horn
on yesterday afternoon arrested q man
named William Jones for committing an
assaalt,and. .batteryon Sheriff 5Earharts on
a warrant issued by Squire Lohrer. 1t
seems that Jones was rather under the in
huence,o of liquor and was somewhat pmn7 nm
ruly.S The Sheriff went out to remonstrate
with him, when skirmish ensued in which
the Sheriff was considerably battered
JonesTgaxe 'bailin thessum of $500 for his
appearances on Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock. 7y-Tr,,f sssrsf5-F IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

IN CHoLERA.-That scourge of the country ,
the Asiatic cholera, has made its appear
ance in New York. Although not yet epi-
demic. its presence should induce the au-
thorities of our city to put the streets,
: lanes and alleys in the best possible condi-
lstion. Better bolt the door against q dan
gerous guest than expel him after. an en-
trance has been effected Citizens should
also cooperate in this needed work. They
can have 'theiriyards cleaned, their out
houses and cellars purified and white
washed, and all impurities removed that
can invite the disease to this city. With
ordinary care, we need not fear vislta-
tion of the cholera the present season.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

4 SANNlNU
rare-ripe peaches peal, halve them, aud
throw them into a clear, boiling syrup,
made with one-third of pound of loaf
sugar to pound of the fruit, and table
spoonful of water. Clear the syrup as it
comes to boil, by skimming it thorough
Let them boil gently few minutes till they
look transparent, then remove them from
the fire. take them out with skinner, and
put them in the jars, which you have made
ready by heating in water, which has been
gradually brought to the boiling point
Fill the jars two-thirds full, and fill up
with syrup to the top, taking care to put
a fair proportion of the pits in each jar. /.
/ The filling should be done rapidly, and
the cover screwed down while the jars are
hot. g.rsrsg.a g-rnsezst7 7ssE 1tz&c
The'pits will be found great improve
ment. They not only impart fine flavor,
but are of medicinal value. Peach pits are
arspecific for dyspepsia, and a small paper
of them is sold in New York as remedial
agentfor seventy five cents. = 81 s=4.5 p
(. The amount of sugar specified just makes
the peaches sweet enough to eat, and not
any too muchso. We have tried all sorts OF
ways of canning, but, find this so entirely
satisfactory that we shall abide by it till a
better method is shown to US.
| In the peach growing districts, where the
fruit is SO plentiful that it is sometimes left
to rot, women might as well make their
hundreds of dollars every year as not, Il
they would put it upsintelligently, and try
to, make. arrangements with families, in.
stead of middle men, to take it. = @At-
: WHILE on this subject this question comes
mn, Where did Mr.. Clarkson obtain the ii.
| fles of Lieutenant and Captain which bt
/ alIaws to be used in his name?-A Tanne,
in yesterday's Journal o z { l,5. 20 Y :
We won 'em PLAYING seven up. Blythe
by. whileaA Tanner" is engaged in apd
ing out about our Rhode Island recruiting
service, won't he oblige us by finding ou
yhy in thunder the Government never pail
us that $14 and some cents communication
money, it owes us tor recruiting there P
| We would like to have 1t mighty well.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07
The CatfIe Plague

President Andrews arrived at home this
morning, bringing the body of his daugh-
ter Elizabeth, an estimable young lady,
who died suddenly while on visit in Min
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-07

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yesterday nominated the following ticket:
For Treasurer, Jas. S. Chandler, of Flor
ence; for Prosecuting Attorney, F. w,
CogswelE Sheriff, David Worthington,s Of :
Portland; Recorder, Wm. As Tell a one
armed soldier; Commissioner, E. w White,