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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES In oHI(

MARlErzA ooLlsss+ -"It 10 truly magnificent work
an honor 10 tho author, the publishers, and the who'll
county President Andrews.
OHIO wnLnAs UnvERnTI cit exceeds my oxpectA
dong II will be my guide in orthograpby and pronun
ciaon, and will often be consulted By me for u nea
and accurate definitions. ."-President Thompson
fW.R RcLRcTio OoLLsss. .-''Heretofore We have ubet
Webster's orthogrsphy. At 6 recent meeting Of oui
Haculty was decided 10 change Il to conform 70 tha
Of Worcesters Royal ouarto Dictionary ''-Presideh
aaTheld isrser
WIsrKau RRsnyl OoILzss.-"I nnd It worthy o.
cordial appreciation. .'--Presdsnt Hitchcock
OBuLS OoLIbss.-"It more than meets my expecta
tlons : recommend Il as the standard authority II
orthoepy to my children and my pupil.
Morgan.
ANTIOCH coLl.ss. adopt and aim to use in teach
ing writing and speaking the orthography and pronnn.
cStion Of WorcesteFs Royal Quarto Disaonary'"-
President Hill.
'fn ell ny writing, speaking, and teaching have en-
dcayored 10 conform 70 the rules for orhogaphy and
pronunciation a contained In Worcesters Dictionary
-Hoace Mann, late President. 9
KKHYoE CoLLras aAhBm 81 most cordially recon-
ond It a. the most reliable standard authority Of h
hnglsh language as 1t 10 now written snd Spofen'-
President Andrews. YEA -%+f t
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
Kpom Rev. Anson anytA, OOn.mlsston.r OF 0ormo'
1fAEl y Sdho0b ~ OAto.
The Dictionary d an imperi.habis monunent % u
learning and industry Of s suthor and an honor TO IN
world of ettss Tho mechanical execution ID far supe
ror to that Of any other Lexicon with which am 10
quainteds" J - 3 9EGG-
EFom Hon. e. e.. Barnsy, 10 OOn'1stsssonsr o
Schools IN OAio.
..Th: most reliable standard authority Of the Ian
za war nm &,
Leading Newspapers of Ohio Say
.5 Evosa ~ Cleveland Asruid or Aarca %.
Tho orthogrsphy Of the Worcester Dictionary e ths
ussaby most not all azhsn o. distinction ss n s
q ordinary Wrfsrg and speakers. aL 81.
Whateyer preiudices nay have existed previonaly,
CAREFUL study Of this volume will invariably be foliowet
10 add II 10 the we'll selected library be large or sma
n h library In itself and will remain an impersha
bie record Of thelearning ofits compiler.
gron tas 0ncinaaM COpnsrctdl Of Ap'A 20.
Hare ara upwards Of hundred thousand Words-good
bad and indiferent-whose multifarous meanings an
together with her correct spelling and pro
annciafon sfs iet clearly before the eye The work
unquestionaby the greatest Thssaurus OF English Word
sVsr publishsd. 81, s,r
IRON ~ 07sps,asd Platadsalr Of Sept. 1850.
Evidently WOA0uTM,s RoyAA QUARTo DIcTISAARH !
NOT only ~ ldst bs W Bur sOOrk 6f t htnd eusr Il
ned and can By no possibility suffer By comparison
-,e Eson tas zblsdo Blads " Ady %.
Al 70 PnoHunoiAnel, WokcIsrn 70 THl srAHDAR
nothing to b desired and IN oRrHosRAlHY Il 10 sucien
70 az that WoRcrsrER can bs safely followed
ati1 INGHAm q BRAGG,
A N ave
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FOURTH TRAIN.

g MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at s.oop. M, stop
DIN at all stations between Columbus and CINCINNATI
arriving OF Cincinnati at e;2O p m; connecting ut Lon
don for springfield. ,-..
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nAPoLEoN,s. HAIR TOILET

The only article ever offered q no french people that
would 0URk srRAIan7 HAnl the above 7onct being
manufactured for ne sole beneat Of Louis Napoleonl
which article ID now Indispensable TO his toilet
The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessariy take the place o. all others ever offered 10
the public take pleasure In expressing thelr confidence
IN the article, gaining it from practical use.
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THIRD TRAIN.

DAY gxPREsH at li3O p. M. stopping at Jefferson
Lon ion, Charleston, xenia, Spring Valley, oorHln
Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters, Loveland Oamp
enuison and Milford also at all the stations between
XenIa and Dayton arriving at Cincinnati Of 690 p m
connecting with the Ohio and Mississippi Kailroad lor
Louisville Bt. Lous and Cairoi arriving OF St. Lonis
IOO5 a. M, at Dayton at 1895 p. M, at lndianapos
9S5 D. M; connecting for Lafayette, Terra Haute, ohi
cago, eto. Nm l. ~ --.- - - t-t.ra
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RAILROADS. IN !
.ncigeas2 DrfEfr .
For Cincinnati, Dayton q Indianapolisl
through to indianapolis without Change Of Carsl
3 and but One Change of Cars between
Columbus and st. Louis.
idt s5 ,oit-.s.,.,., aa
{ m and After Monday. Dec. 8,
Z E. gr 1850. XII
ITains will run as follows ..,
va c5m1
Four Trains Daily from Columbus,
Sundays excepted.) sd
FIRST TRAIN.

NIGHT ExpRnsB. va Dayton, at 1870 a. m. stop
ping Al London. Xenia Dayton, Midiletown and Ham
llon, ARRIVING at Cincinnati ut 640 MI connecting
directly with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Vincennes gt Louis, Cairo, and all points boutnWeet
arriving at et Louis at 1880 p. me- at Dayton at ia
o. m;,r and at indianapolis at 955 o. mi connecting
With trains fer Lafayette Terrs Haute chicaso' snd
all pointp West. 10
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Watches n JeWeIrV!

Oitho Richest and most Fashionable Patterns.
offered at Retail ut Wholesale Prices.
Tf,HEUUBBARD BROS. Nos. s5 and 81 Mas
san Street, New-York, Manu- iacturcrs and
inpo, tcrs of all the Leading. Rich and most
popular Styles Of WATCHES and JEWELRY.
being determined upon increasing their bust
ness to an unlimited extent, offer the following
elegant ornaments at the unsurpassed Low
Prizes following
MAGIC TINE OBSERVER, being Hunting and
open face, or Lady's or Gentlelnan's Watch in
one: the prettlest most convenient and chcap-
est Watch in the world. Imitation gold et-
tect:d by Il patent process, which renders the
appearance Ut gold perfect while it does not
cost ono third as much. Price only So. Re-
tails ut Sl0uupwurds.
lluNTIN" CoMpO ,ITIoN CAsEp LEVERS English
manufacture Movement capped and full low
c!cd j.; has sunk seconds, and the newest i'm
pro. cments. Heavy cnAcd and good imitation
gold. Price only SIS. Rctals at from S5o to
500.
llUNrlSa COMPOSITION CAsEb ARMY WArcH.
K'ch|y engraved, eweled and fancy works.
Uhnrpts for Suffers, Traders, etc. Price
Sl5 R,tails at from $40 to s 90.
Agrcnt variety of other WATCHES, at low
prizes.
LADIES' SETS of Brooch and Ear Drops to
correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond a vcry
rich pattern and entirely new, price 81. Coral
and Bead cntwlncd,a worry neat and pretty or
halncnt, handsomely mounted, 1925.
GENTLEMEN's VEST ChAlNs. Parisien, an ele-
CANT pattern, only 81. The Demoniac, very
heavy, So.
R1NGs. Plain only 75c. Scroll, worry pretty,
81. Chased, neat pattern, 81. Seal Signct,
s.. Imitation DIAMOND s..
sleeve buttons - Patent, Chased or Enam
elleI, " now and very handsome pattern, So so.
Douhlc, chased or with stones. ST lao.
'"1oM STuDs.-" variety of now and fashion
able designs, per set, s so
Bosom AND SCARF PINs.-Ieaf. with Opal
AID Fancy Stones, 81. Imitation Diamond
$l.5o.
l.ocKErs.-Donble Glass richly engraved al.
Persons wishing any Of the above, have only
to ramit the price in registered letter to our
address, and the articles will be seat by return
mail, free of expense. sG;- Orders to the
amount OF twelve dollars and upwards will he
sen! ~ cypress to any part Of the loyni States.
with bill payable to the Express Company.
when the goods are delivered
Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants.
throughout the country. who wish to make
money rapidly. will DO we'll to obtain uar
mammoth catalogue we furnish the most sale
able outfit at prices unsurpassed by any other
couccrn Address
-, HUBBARD BROS.
NOS. 65 s. CT Nssssu. near John Street,
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Chicago, Prairie Du Chen
@;E .:. AND
81: PAUL RAILWAY LINE
MOST DIRECT ROUTE
FROM ALL POINTS IN
II he NJ or .~@@f
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
AND ALL POINTS
l.. a st and South.

The advantages Of this route f:om all poin1.
on the Upper Mississippi to Chicago and tn,
pcting Line. "'''
No change Of Cars is made between Prairi
du Chen ana Chicago.a L. F.
The Splendid Fist Glass Steamers IF ~,
Prairie du Chen and St. Paul Packet T;uo
superior t" all others OH the Upper Mississinni
for speed, comfort and convenience, make Fl
rect connection with Express Trains ut Prairie
du Chen. ~ "'' 'e
BY this route. passengers arc enable i 70 -eacl
chicago as quick as by any other pettinr Il
full nights rest and breakfast. on board Tho
StcamcrS; making the change from steamers
to Cars by daylight, anil avoiding all On nibus
travel. ,fE.&EE& '' TIC
The distance from St. Paul to Clicao % bx
this is 400 miles. The distance Yin tho
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is 4G2 milas
Over one mile Of Omnibus Travc. is incurred
by taking the route Via La Crosse and Milwau-
kce. "
These facts cntltle this Line to II loast ~
|e1ual share Of the North western bu mess -
v. ~. ho ELL, T.. 2. BACON,
Western Travelling General Tickot
agent. Agent, Milwaukee
Ii. c. HOFFMAN & CO.,
Agents, Red Wing.
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A GEM ron THE MILLION.
AND
S.lsa'a aud Appropriate H,ltday Present.
R1ME. DE1IDIs EST'S
RUNNING STITCH
S5Scwing Machine,

rNtEemho'limens Of practical utility, and 4.
marvel Of simplicity makes the running
sSICh very RAPIDLY aud perfect uses n comnnn
needle. aud will last Il lifetime. AT the New
lork State Fair. iss simplicity. efficiency, m,
great practical utility. was confirmed Nv .hs
award Of the First pre,l,i unl.i ~ = = -
iswiil GATHER. RurFLE, SnrsR, Trcx Rrx
Or BskAnras. ete., with u single or aonhts
thread on any material adapted 10 the ,,saaiu,
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10 .t'ch by other machines. being e. ved the
easiest. For LADIES' or ehildrrn,s arparel !. n,i
other articles made Of light fabrics. IL viii
sherei be found almost sasaia,,l.. > = -" =
- attached TO The table like s,w,no bird
AMI ha wing no tension. and requiring no 10 br;.
cation or change Of stitch, is ALWAYS ready for
operation, aud such marss! OF simplicity .har
AMI msa it saeesssfn!is. . ? p -
Il is net at Ill liable to got out Of order =.
Lab machine is pus up In n M at hox, accom-
panied with full and explicit directions md
twsnty-fse needles. - a -.'N
sess to any address IN the United Ssssss m
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may DC Collected BY Express onde.issry OF the
uacl,sae. e%sg s.. ~ m gs,szresgzss- - ''
When The money is sent With lbs. o,rasr ) and "a
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Yer. liberal arrangements Tor agencies.
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Every lady. mother, mil liner AMI dress ma.
ksr should have ess 81 these sasaasls saving
machines. ss-x - - ss-+.. !. y7nssE
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FRANK Ives. Atty for Mortgages. ..
NOTICE OF MORTGAGEISA

nehemiah V. Bennett andr ,,@4,,,t-, ~ >
Sarah Bennett, his wifej Mortgagr.
James Lawthcr Murtragcc. " .S
w 1Eh1A Az default lasheen mntlc in the CON
w o't'ohS or certain mortgage lced be A.
ing date June 9Th a d: 1857. and recorded ut
s51 III Book Of Mortgage deeds. rs mort
g"ge on page 624 in the Registry Of b G S for
GoodAuc County, State OF NJ innestta. IN ami
ny which mortgage decd, Nehemiah V. Ben
nett and Sarah A. rennctt his wife. ORA ntcd
So'd anu conveyed, in mortgage. unto james
Lawther' ms heirs and assigns, all that piece
or parcel OF land situate in said county and
state, described - fellows, viz = - < Il 80
Commencing at the North East corner. Of
Lot six g. IN block thirty seven 1877 in the
town now city)of Red Wing, and rnnninS
S si1m thnre sontherly along the line Of Bush
al'el wit h Main stree, sixty,t sv3 feet: Thence
Northerly, parallel with Bush street thirty
ool 'cct and thence Eastcrly along the limo
OF Main street to the place of beginning Accord
ing to the rceor''e1 plat of said town. In Tho
once OF the Register o.: Deeds for Goolhus
fifteen hundred dollars, will, INTEREST," aeon =.
ing 70 the condition Of two certain promisory
notes escli tor the sum Of seven hundred ard
my dollars with interest at the rite or twenty
1our per cent per annpm' from ate until paid:
one ,, OF o., s"ld notes becoming due III one year,
.''o' III WV wars tTOln the cate OF
said mortgage deed and both BEARING. even
aate herewith; And whereas there is claimed
TO DC due ut the date Of this notice, on said
hotes and mortgage the sum. Of twenty Eur
hundred and ninety seven ana 32-l,O dollars.
'or the recovery fthe whole or any part Of
wh,ch no salt or proceeding las exer been,
Now. therefore. notice il hereby eivcn, that
1y virtue .ofa power . sale in said merigu 90.
aeea contained, anA of the Statute in such
cases nae'.. and rrovi9ed. sid above dc>cribed
m"rtsagfd premises; VIII he sold lat pubic
suction, or vcn'lne at II O'clock in the fore
noon on the 2stlfday Of My; A: d. 1859. at
tne front door of the Court IHeu s.sdn thu
.'ty Of Red Wing, in said county and state.
10 satIs'y the amount then due npbn aid notes
, ana mortgago,s and gepe chnnsircds ands forsyJ
,mree ani l5-l0o dollars taxes paid upon said
p!e11n'seab by the r1ortgageo, and iii eos,s and
OF SALE; e - baxostayi, ~ af-f
Dated ut Rcd Wing April 18th A. D. 1853. -,
JAMES LAWTHEK,
r.1gE aid 7stnap SD. i.Mortkaees.
50 sASDro'aD, Atty for Mortgagee-e ,s...
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