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Nibrrp.
H-0RRE TALK

ToHN sHElLEBERGER, on the wcsi snio u Ie-
~ ferscn street il now fly pre ared 70 accgmmolais
RiAUEs, md every thing that ihry " olmd IN a well
regulated Livery Stable. ftII
As 10 ha anliiy ~ please mud give cniirn Satisfaction
10 all who may hvor him With flcf patronage. lie
lakes greet pleasure IN rrieffinG 70 The oliowing com
petcnt judges; Clahurn Hagln, y. Hcathfnmn, james
W. LOwrcy, John Wignm, Lcc kerfOot and Peter
Voorhees,, al OF whom, testified under oath few days
ago, that Mr. = Il one of the very fes lavery Men IN
draws customers nom MI rutN of lhe world. II any
one donas thetruih " this stacmchi, refer W Geo
". Houkan John Howard. Attorneys At Law
mnrll-Yl
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HeoicaI.


VI. FTyoNcs sCahAfae and Anh. nyspcptc Pills, q never
hnng Anidote for SICK Hea'faehe, Dyspepsia,
Fever and Aguc Liver Complaint, Costiveneta, Bill-
ioylHlFS Nctttggn Cdlc, Ddpmvcd Appetite, Disor
dcfed ssoniaeh. Female distinctions, &c Price 25 cts
per boS. ono lil a dose. f4
aIr 1s t.ssay s FAY 9ss Ns ssssY y ysw.p
Pills safe aud most naefll Family Remedy for
Constipation, and affections Of the Digestive Orpnna
For Headache they have proved themsclyes specific
49, 1teaithq resur0nny q COT King, W Ala-I' would
no "a uiioht WilAoffs Pills Tor any price For Indi-
gestlon and Headache, divide pl and take The hale
iaaT h6-sdlH ~ Drnds Dealers everywhere Pre-
pared by Il. T.. FAllNEsTOCK a 90, Importers and
Wholesale Druggists, No. 90 Wood And Fourth
as Pu.imreh Pa, sole propreiqrs of a. I. Fehnes
stochs Nernihge Aiso, for sale Ia Dayton by ). w.
s DIErRIcH, ABBEY OVER, KoENER, and W. W.
ila.Hr STEWART. ap3.gmdaw
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EnuratiollaI.
No. slOand alS Third st. Established 1853.


II acultY.
s. j, GRIER, Professor Of the Science Of Accounts.
W. H. JOHNSON Assistant Teacher in the Book.
CAPT. j. l.. TYLER, the Champion oifhand Penman
and Card Writer Tea,herin the Writing department.
\. A. MCMAHON and HENDERSON ELLIOTT,
Esqs, Lectures on Commercial Law.
DooKEG8HS7 dSI RG lnstrue5t29g s5tc s5tbisg 10 Do Io
ID land and Maritime Trade ami Commerce of the
United States, embracing the management and winding
up Of individual Partnership and Compound Partner
ship Books, in both adverse and prosperous hsncss;
together with practical and lalor.saying Forms adapt
ed 10 the wholesale, Retail Commission, Forwarding.
and Receiving Jobbing shipping, Insurance, banking,
Manufacturing, Steamboating, Railroadng, Mining,
Printing and the Professional and Mechanical Arts,
&C., including the management Of Business Specula-
tons in Company, Accounts Current Account Sales,
aud complete system Of Commercial Correspondence;
Also, those scientific and abbreviated Forms for abrdg-
ing labor, used in large Shipping and Commission
Houses, &c, &c.
Commercial Calculations,
or abbreviated methods Of business computation, set
Arhmetcs, will he taught here, according 10 the most
rapid and accurate methods. Business and Onamen-
tai Penmanship, Commercial Law, Mercantile Usagea
TERMs-For fun and complete Collegiate Course
time unlimited, with the privilege Of REVIEW at any fu-
ttre time free Of additional charge ..........Sio 90
Arth netc separate, time unlinhted..'..-.. 10 90
The public may reyupon these hong our terms With
out deduction or discount, payable invariably on regis
terng for Schola ship,
BDSrhe College Rooms will be open from 3 n M 10
p M and from 10 every evening, commencing the
hrst Monday in Septem This arrangement may he
relied upon by the public, whether there is fifty
in attendance. Students can commence at any time.
one time good ~ another there is no class syS-
tenn and no vacations.
gD-Persons who desire it, will be received trin for
one week in the bookkeeping department nee o
charge, whether citizens or strangers, before paying
for Scholarship. THIS advantage in business com
munlty must aPpeRro q more honorable lust and aiT
method Of doing business than soliciting Students the
latter being always the method resorted 70 by Humbue
Teachers, who invariably profess 10 do wonders and
few weeks and who invariably eithor te out, or fail
TO meet their engagements
For further Information call at the College or
address, s. J. GRIER
aualdf DAYTON o., Box 977, L. o.
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Look Here My Kind Customer.

nO you wish 10 make money by bnying cheap DR..
IL Goods. If so please remember and don't forget
To call That ID. NJ CURTIS still continues in the nier-
camille trade, at his old stand at the Fth street Canal
Lock- where he will keep constantly hand good
iected stock of Dry Goods which he will sell for cash
where, He will ulsO keep constantly on hand stocking
yarns both wooden and cotton at wholesale and retail.
Asowoolen and cotton Carpet Chain both oolored and
white. He has also ON hand large stock Of Wall
Paper, BORDERING moulding, cornish, landscapes, tes-
terng eenters and In fact every thing appertaning to
the home trade All Of which he is desrois Of closing
out ut wholesale or retail in order to make for
more, aud will sell at greatly reduced prices. Mr. Mrs,
and Miss Will you please call and satisfy yourself that
am determined to sell cheap, andn hunhug
auiDdnwlm D. NJ, CURTIS.
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NoteIs, Mr.

FINREMONT HOUSE, NO. 1.-lOHN @. DIE
l TER, Manager r. n. MORTON, .Clork--C Corner ~
Louisiana aud Illinois street. iNDiANApuLlS Indiana.
Fare one dollar per day. Meals nt all hours aus
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PRLVATE DISEASES.

CURED IN three days at the Gin
~ cinnati Lock llosptl, No. n
Vest Third street, between Walnut
and Vine, up stnirp, by DIR. STE
NENS. Consultation nee.
Dr; Stevens, from the hospitals
n London, Paria and Baltimore, isI
the diecovcrcr Of tho only certai
and reliable remedies for disease,
Of a private cbarnctcr By his spe
cial experience In this, much neg
lectcd brunch Of medical science, he
enabled 10 guarantee cure In the
most complicated cases
Gon0Friea cured IN three days
without change of diet. Syphilis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-05

HNHE B oard Of School Examiners Of Montgomery
county will hereafter meet the last Saturday ofeach
month at the North East Dis ric School House, Second
street. above Madison, Dayton. y order Of the board
all2sdim W. u. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-05
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
OF all descriptions, made Of the best material and in the
latest fashions.
lie makes to order all kinds Of Boots and Shoes and
warrants them to t He Uses none but the best mate
rial, and employs none but The best wOrltmcn
To those who know him, nothing need be said in re-
gard to his work or prices. Those who do not know
him are invited To enquire Of those who do, or to cal
and for themselves. He thinks he can gIyo them
good fitting, easy and durable Boots Shoes as car
be had any where and at LITTLE BETTER PRICES
His long experience in the business gives him the
advantage Of knowing how TO select the best stock and
being himself good mechanic, he knows how to have
his work made.
He has engaged the services Of WALTER TRow.
BRIDGE, Of the best cutters in the West,
sstant cutter.
All wanting anything In the Boot and Shoe line, are
invited TO call.
No-Remember the place No. 2o5, Third street, mex
door TO Beckel Bank felG
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Gestrap.
STRAY HORSE.

FINHE undersigned has taken up horse llack in col
/ or, With small spot Of white ON forehead and had
on halter when taken up. lie Is supposed 10 have
stmyed from his owner, who recover him lp calling
and paying charges. M' J. sTEfFEN,
hoI3d1 No. 20 lafayette &.
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BrOadWay NOleI. CinClnnati.

JOSEPH n. CROMWELL, Proprietor. This popu-
u VAR Hotel s situaicd on the Corner of BROADWAY
AND SECOND srkEEfs convenient to the steam.
boat landing and ~ the Railroad popots n~o, near W
business houses, hanks aud placcs 81 amiisemcut
nq. Brcisftsi Cor early trunsnt O'Clock Omnibus
or IN IrlIna lnaNlnn Ihn CITY. IN2l
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Transportation.
OgdenSburg & OsWegO ROut
Tombstoilrs.

t. M LEWIS,
A GENTEor w =. Evans 90; dealer in Foreign and
"A DOmestic Marble, Monuments, Tomb Stones, &c,
Orders len at the South West corner OF Jefferson and
Third streets, will be promptly attended TO.
mi2idlm
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SPALDING'S
GLUE!

USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
SpALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
SOLD by sTATIONERS m
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOlDL ~ HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE,
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
sPALDTNG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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New Arrangement.
No. 70, Jefferson street,
DAYTON, o.

ID N D., having disposed ofhis stock ofEasern work
d. at auction, will hereafter devote his entire aen-
ton 10 manufacturing home made work. which he will
get up IN style to suit his patrons and the great public
whom he will be pleased to serve
He invites ladies and gentlemen 30 call and leave
ders for work, and he pledges his reputation
ned mechanic = please all who can be pleased.
my23tf
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HENRY c. sPALD1NG G CO.,
AS Cedar-St., New York
Address Post-ofce, Box No. 5000
spALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

Annexed Is an Alphabetical List Of Articles WHICH
damaged, may be restored to their original strength
and usefulness by
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-05

CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL, broadway, New
- Hork.-When completed. six years ago, the -
Nicholas universally prVnouncedth the most magihi
nent Of the kind on this continent What Il then
u remains tO-dny-without n nyHl in sizt, IN stunptu
0iisnes and IN the general elements Of comfort and en-
ioymcnt. The Hotel hts accommodations for loo
guests including 100 complete ritcs of apartments or
hmlies. Six hundred persons be comfortably
seated ni the tlies of it, thrce public dining rooms,
and nothing that modern art has devised for the
ytncnce social qualification Of the travelling pullic
hos teen omitted IN its plan, neglected IN its prc
hed details. The early reputation Of the honse at
home Rnd abroad, derived om its magnitude, its su-
;t.rh appointments, and its honc.liko comforts and
IN nxuiies, has becn enhanced every year ty the
rird eXcriuns Of the propretors.
iny2am3 TREADWELL, WlilrCOMB co.
ID AL ROAD HOUSE. WIN. riNGLE, Propr-
l. ctor, LIMA, q.
H8-rhe trtins stop ut this house each way for pas
-ongers to dine. dcclJ
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In primary stages cured IN I've duys without mercury
Gleet Of long standing cured in Ten days Nocturnal
Emissions speedily checked by new treatment Semi
nal weakness or lmpooncy Of long standing cured in
three weeks Diseases Of the throat uose, aud slsin
speedily cured. Any form or character of disease cur
ed without mercury.
Young Men stlileringfrom seminal weakness, self
abuse premature pains in the head, hack and linbs,
nervous cough, general bodily assitude, morbid de.
sp0ndency and aversion 10 society, inability to concen-
rpte the memory and intellect treated for Dispepsn
Consumption OF Liver Compliant, and through the ie-
noruncc and cmpfpUism Of others, or a fnse lolnRcy
Of their own drag out miserable existence 10y inhwa
ions of the mostimpeatye, yet simple avs Of their
being.
MARRIED MEN,
Or those conempluuo mn.
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Scots aun Sburs.
D. sIcKFoRp

XNTOULD inform his friends and the public that he
w has opened aud fitted up in the best style now
store in BECKELS NEW BUILDING, No. 205
THIRD STREET, formerly occupied by VIM Walker,
rs Clothing Store and next door TO Bockel's Bank,
where he has on hand large assortmentof
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-05

Or those contemplating marriage, who are suffering un-
Ter any OF these fearful maladea should not forget the
'acred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay to
obtain immediate relief
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FAIR PLAY

IN BlCKFORD would inform his friends and the
~. public that he has large and good 5
sortment Of Boots and Shoes can be found in the
cty and he will sell low any that means to
be honest He cannot sell good, fashionable, sleable
shoes, worth s2u0 for 800 II any else can, it is
none Of ha business, so long they him nothing
But he has cheap Boots and Shoes, and will sell low
II any one can Afford, my3-d
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nj % Mlfe 1lW ask TDr Ut. WIN. HuITs Bhsnm
For sal by the Propuctors,

No l2 West Eight Street. Cincinnati
Also by W W Steward, w Dietrich and Andrew
Sheets, Dayton, II Jackson, Chambersburg, Max.
well, Centreyle, Geo l. Beyers, Mamisburg, W II
Negley, Germantou, p Il Shaier, Farmersyille Perry
Marker, Liberty, Meyers, New Lebanon, David Bish
Anity, Baker Bro a Co. Phllpsburgh, Ety Stock
lager, Union Geo shovel, Little York, Philip Cart,
stringtswn, X Piiouz, Post Town Turner Heverlin,
ul.L.A La q y 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-05

JOHNSON HOUsE.--C. y. MAIN Proprietor,
u CleyeInnd, OhIo. G. .. Newe0mb Clerk lylsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-05

A accdshfs arg happen srca " Ncfreg,ntof fangie
u IN very desirable TO have cheap and convenien
way for repairing fumiinre, Toys, crockefy, 2c.,
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Wonp,-What weak things they some

WoRDs.-What weak things they some
times are! When the great waves Of emo
ton sweep every tender chord of the human
hearts or the pulse throbs wildly ia the pres
ence of sublmity there are no utterances
for the soul, but it sobs in its own mute way
offering only silent, wordless homage.
And yet word! 1t makes happiness or
brushes all light and life from the heart =
How we remember them, count them, lay
them away in the secret corridor Of memory.
bury them under the chancel ofsours min,
lister, with the seal of silence for the type OF
burial. We crush them out from our
thoughts, and think their echo will die at
last, but they like ghosts whichwll not be
exercised with prayers of agony or incanta-
tons of pleasure. We use them for the gilt
ter, the blossom, the beauty, that dazzles
the eyes so that it cannot peer down where
the graves we hive made in our souls are so
carefully hidden. They arc the impenetra-
BILE draperies about the heart to hide its holy
of holes from the gaze Of the human eye
o, words! weaker are We than the breath OF
the dying, stronger than the whirlwinds OF
heaven! vibrations of sound, whose echoes
pass over the river and die not in an eternity
OF life, and yet no lip trembles with the utter
ance
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02

The late immaculate DIR. Eads, to whom
most Of the Democratic papers in the State
were SO recently singing peans, and rerre,
senting as much prosecuted and slandcred
individual, in consequence of the charge OF
stealing the school fund, has left the State,
and his sureties to foot the bill to the tune OF
some $4,000. Many of these suretics are
Woodworking, honest men, quite a number
Germans, who were induced to sign the bond
by the fraudulent representation that the dc.
sign Of the paper was to show that all the
Democratic Germans of Lee county were
not dead yet. An attempt is being made to
relieve these victims of Democratic fraud,
falsehood and rascalty from the conscquen :
ces of their crcdulity. 1t is said that en-
forcing the pclalty will ruin most of them.
The Democratic politicians, who endorsed
Eads, and defended him long after they
knew of his defalcation, ought to pay this
penalty; but they can't be reached, and
these poor, deceived bondsmen, or the chill
dren of the State, will have to stand it.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHlLADELPHIA

BenerOlent Institution established Jy specidI En-
document, for the Relief 0fthe Sick and Distressed,
afflicted cifh Virntent and Epidemic Diseases,
and especioHyJor tho Cure Of Diseases IF the See.
nat OrQaEs,
VUIHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of the sv.
full destruction OF human life caused by sexual
Diseases and the receptions practced upon unfortu-
nate victims of such diseases by quacks years
ago directed their Consulting surgeon, CHARirA-
BILE ACT worthy Of their name, to open Dspensary
for the treatment OF this class of Diseases In all their
forms, and to give MEDICAL. ADVICE GRATIS to all
who apply by letter, with description Of their con-
diton, Gage, occupation, habits OF life, Sc) and In
Of extreme poverty TO furnish Medicine free Of
charge 1t Is needless to add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors OF the Association In their Annual Re-
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with the which has at
tended the labor OF their Surgeons in the Sper
atsrrhtea, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrh,ea, elect.
syphilis, the vice of Onanism, Self Abuse, Diseases
Of the Kidneys and Bladder &C., and order cont,n.
uance Of the same plan for the ensuing year.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrh0ea, and other Dis
o! the Sexual Organs and the New Remedies
employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted In
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Two or three
stamps for postage win be acceptable.
Address, DIR. j. SKILLiN HouGHroN, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street. PhiIa.
delphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARrWELL, President,
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
January 12, 1S60-n4411
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JoHS JoHN's OF WEBSTER Co.-Among the
incidents of the State Convention, one of the
most impressive was an acquaintance formed
with an old gentleman bearing the above
name. While waiting for the report of the
committee on organization, and Willing away
the time by an abortive attempt 70 elicit a
speech from somebody, an old man, dressed
in backwood's garb, and wearing a cap with
a conical top, stalked on to the stage, and
proceeded to address the convention. He at
first elected considerable meiriment, his CO.'S
tune and bearing were so odd, but he soon
turned the tide by some palpable hits at the
Democracy, and dry humor, and left the
stand at the end Of fifteen minutes speech
the hero of the occasion. So well pleased
was the convention with the old man elo-
quent from Webster, that they unanimously
appointed him one of the Delegates to Chica-
60, and in the evening insisted upon another
speech from him.
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HORRIBLE DEATH.-We learn that last
week Mr. L. 7. That, an aged and we'll
known citizen of MurderkIn Hundred, in
Sussex county, came to his death under the
following circumstances He had for some
time past been engaged in the grain business.
Having occasion, on Saturday week, to en-
ter one of his granaries which was empty, a
laborer who was passing carelessly by, clos
ed the door, which, fastening on the outside,
left Mr.. Il. imprisoned. His family became
alarmed at his prolonged absence, and search
was instituted, but it proved unava'ling, un-
til the granary was casually opened on Satur-
day last, one week from his incarceration,
when it was discovered that he had starved
to death. His business acquaintance was
very extensive, and his unti,ncly death has
east gloom over the neighborhood. Del.
Eaz
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02

A GIRL RECEIVERS HER LOST FISGERs.-A
thrilling incident is revived from the discov-
cry, amid the ruins at Lawrence, of the
ends Of several fingers Of human being,
the ends lacerated and indicative of the dire
full extremity to which the possessor was
driven. 1t will be remembered that on the
night of tho calamity, a girl named Kelly,
finding herself caught by one hand in the
machinery of loom, in her fearful extrem-
ity, tore her hand from the well nigh fatal
embrace of the machinery, and left several
joints of her fingers in the ruins. So scru-
tinizing has been the search of the workmen
that even these lost digits were discovered,
and after being exposed for while in the
deadroom they were transmitted to the young
lady, who, having had the stumps amputated,
is now recovering from her selfimposed
wounds.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02

An attempt, which we trust will be an
abortive one, although recommended in the
Governors Message, is making at Des Moines
to induce the Legislature to assume the
payment of the expense of erecting the pres
ent Capitol building. The citizens of East
Des Mones, to induce the location of the
State Capitol there, agreed to provide at
their own expense building for the use of
the State free of cost, expecting no doubt to
make good speculation out Of Il, as they
would have done if the times had continued
good. But the times did not continue good,
and We are inclined to think that the spec
ulation was not so good. We can see no
good reason, however, why the State should
relieve those gentlemen, unless at least they
can pay back to the rest of the State the
consideration which they received, as, of
course, they cannot do.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02

PALUDAL MIAsM--The Chemists have lorg
been laboring to detect this subtle poison,
and determine what it is. Dr. Ayers, of
Lowell, has at length succeeded. He finds
it to be a netherial e>halation of vegetable de-
cay, which is evolved only in the presence
and by the assstanc. of water Its absorp-
ton through the lungs into the blood is the
sole cause of the hillary arrangements which
result in the Intermittent Fever, so affecting
and so prevalent in our climate. An anti
dote for this insidious venom, is one of the
great desitcrata in medicine, and the Doctor
feels sure that he has found one which not
only noutralizes but expells it completely
from the system. 1t is put up in a con-
venient form, called "Ague Cure and fTn
lshed cheaper than other remedies for this
complaint; which last fact is by no means
an unimportant one in these times.-Demo-
crat, Woodstock, lll.-For sale by j. l.. Tay.
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Sold by j. l.. Taylor.

GET THE BEST Curtis Mamaluke Lini-
mcnt is performing more wondrfnl cures
throughout the country than any other pre-
have been afflicted for years; who have he.
come hopeless and dcspairing, have found
re-cstablished health and vigor in Curtis
Mamaluke linament. 1t seldom fails to
cure.
His Syrup or Sassafras is equally invalua'
bic, and has been remarkably successful in
curing that class Of diseases for which it is
recommended. We bespeak for it fair tria
by persons who are suffering with affection
OF the respiratory organs. Sc advertisement
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02

"ABE LINcoLN.-An old man in Mason
county, Illinois, describing "Abc Lincoln"
says: Hknew him as young man, when
he would split rails by daylight, and then
study surveying by candle-light. He was
as honest as the sum-" Another says; He
would walk ten miles in the mud to Spring,
field to borrow law-book, and when studied
would return,,it to get another, he never read
any law in an office, he is now the most en-
inent advocate in the State" A lawyer at
Springfield says. "He would scorn to take
advantage Of any man. The vcriest boy in
the profession can meet him IN Court, and il
he don't know what to do, old Abe Will help
him out!'