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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
City Of Baltimore ~ Liverpool. %
Ssxonaa. Hamburg .....Aug ~
Business Nctlres.
DR. lBERNETHY.

Keep feet warm, head cool, bowels open, and bid Doe
tors defiance So said old Dr. Absnehy and hs said truly
For regulating the bowels there such medicine RAD
wars REGULATING PILLS.
This wonderful remedy has besn before the public for
ten years steadily winning golden opinions from all sorts Of
They secure the system all the good effects that cau pos
sby bo obtained from purgaon without being drastic or IN
apy way unpleasant In their operation Who viii not say
that medicine that Possesses t. power boon to tho hs
man race Let no bile accumulate in your system work
of with dose of Railways Pills Let not your bowels DO
cosive for day take dose of the Pi threatened with
an attack Of disease, take dose Of these Pulls.
RADwAY CO.,
No. 81 Iisiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Mails Close nj the Post-Oiiice.

For Great Britain and tho Continsnt by steamer
Africa Tuesday. Aug t......'.'.'.;','.....' 't p IN
For south Psohc and Central America, BY steam.
or Champion Monday. Ava J............... lOi n H.
For CAlifornla 6c. daily isundays .Icsp,eu':
oy,,l.nd VI. 81 Joseph Mo........3s and n y.
sorb-Albsny Buffalo aud Cansdss. rs IN. aud y.
North and ws.t Way Maii.....................
V.st,fn M, via Efie R.ilfosd.....3 and a y.
Southern aud South Western MALI M, u and 10 p NJ.
Eastern Mail m. aud 0. D. m.
.,y, lI.dfod Now po 10 aud Fall Riv-r......... y.
The Lonx Island Mail closes st O. M. and ~ nj.
suudsy Mals -On SUNDAY all mails 1oss at u " III.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Death Of Bepinmin WeIch.

GREENE, N. Y, Saturday. Aug !, 1907
Benjamin Weleh, father OF the late Benjamin
Wsleb, jr., died here yesterday aged rs years.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
N ARRlED.

BARSARD-ZYREGA-On THURSDAY. July 30 at 81. Pc
,rT. Church Ws.,ch.,,er BY tue Rector C. d. Jackson
d. D. Horace Barnard to Louise Augusta daughter Of A.
X.feg. esq., Of Island Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
The Buffalo Courier has been favored with
q business letter which it prints verbatim.
1t is as follows
HAxBuRsH JuLY 70 63.
Ve...L JN.xx., 4 m

HAxBURGH july 70 50.
Joseph Warren co ,,
sir hs, jus,ssw in yoUr paper The AddIe" Of Mr
valandg CHAM to tue people OF OhosDd think the bunIo
courier il In small bu.ipes. and 10 my opinion that are
sliding down road with s.oesh fast ~ you can
THAR in this nabohood but what thinks TIA.
your pspe /. 10 leag with j. Dsvi. lived ia this
county thirty years and hsve bin stras forward Demo.
crst the Old Jkson se bot your paper has opened
my eyestbs, the Democrat party 10 not as once Was and
form you tbt v In this county thirty one
wears more aud the Democrat stands Naandnghau plat
form will that ticket and isfo wi Demo
crst p this thDk the Courier shest
As can be In the habit osEen a long time
but here alter l will not allow It in my house. . ,,
Hsmburrh senter
We have been looking carefully for the
place ".where the laugh comes in" and 1t
certainly is not on the side Of The Courier.
Mr.. Smiths spelling may be a little too Demo-
cratic but his heart is sound aud true.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Fnsertninmcnts- Monday, Aug. 3

sIBLO's GAHDEs-The Duko's Motto.
WISIEK GhROEN-Lcsh tho FoIsoos Poor fiieoddy.
BARNUM's MUsEuM-Rsraslei Trying IL On.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
The Fifty SECOND Massachusetts Regimen nj

Buffalo. August z
Tho 52nd Massachusetts regiment, Colonel Green
leaf from Port Hudson via Cairo, passed through
this city to-day, on route for Greenfield, Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
u. T.lSJl-X.


Any person o, s.dcnary hani. roooed with we.hne.s
.tcde pa paiion Of hs heart a4 q pPet.s cyspe2.a
torpid liver d-serses TO sua.r II Le viii rot ny ths
areate.t medicine ever covered
BRAKES PLANTATION Bl1TERS
do no, fail they produce bonenci. elect in1e ;aie tney
are pleasant T. the pa-.e paIt1lely d-p.ra 10
ladies all delicate persons req1lnn. healthy pure
AM gsLIe siimuleut
Ihey purify, strengthen aud inyigorate.
They create Lealthy appetite.
They are q IA audote 20 ca,ngs Of water and DIET
Insy effects o dissipation aLd late "oits
They strengthen the system and enlivsn tha mint
They prey-nt miasnsiic sn1 interasitseGt feycfs
TLey purity tie breath aud scidly II the G.ogilch.
They cure Dyspen,is and Consuystion.
They cure DiarfL.a Cholera, sud Crclers ,'oi)us.
Tl-v cure Liver Comp.Airt and Nervous H~sfacne.
They make tie the ansGld bisnt. and arc
NATURES greas They coL9oed oi ne
ee rorat.d wtrcfgreeu, sassEls roots snd
here's eli pesersed il perfectly st CroiH rum FOR
se. circulars ssd testimonials around each bottle
Beware OF irnpostors ANY person pretending 10 sell
Plantation BieIs by the gson IN bnlk O. a. manner
ex~, a. our p.tsr bottle the cork which covered BY
our private e. stamp, and having FAC sine sgrs
ure on & steel plate lab. swndet add i;agoor 10 nj
our bottle with any rnateris-wLe,her sod Plantation
B-rs on any other naneis crime aud viii be dealt
with We already lave eye psr.ies who have
thus tried imp upon the public but whI only succeed
a. running thsnlselses BE Oh your guard.
The oT these oi,es from ladies' cleIgymen nler
chant kc iumease and Is the evidence c.E great
superiority.
they are .od by ell respectable druggists phyf-
oian, hotels %. .oon. steamboats, ana cOunlry stofea
+. II. DRAkE CO.
No. 202 Bsoadwsy. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Gperal Notires.

Tremendous
POLITICAL REVELATION,
THE NEW GOSPEL OF PEACE.
Revealing the History the Hidden Motives aud the Secret
Action Of
PHERNANDIwUD, and
His Brother BENJAMIN. THE SCRIBE,
THE PAHDEEs
THE PHARIsEES and
THE PHLUNKEES.
Showing how they compromised themsvss unto the Phrs-
tabs and how they had the mighty spi. BAK BONN cast
out of them.
This GREAT POLITICAL REVELATION Of the time.
though little advertised and almost unnoccd By the prss
Is creating great comn5oton among the people awakening the
constant question.
WHO IS THE AUTHORf
The Pubber bsgs 10 in this manner onos fos
eli, that,
HE CANNOT TELL.
Price IS eta per copy. Post free II recep. ofprice
SINCLAIR roUsEY. No I7I Ns''au't
The Members Of Puinnm LodgeNo. 33S r. and
tion to be- held at h,t Rooms Odi Felows hs MON
o IL E xBH f
tend sfd BY order Of =" JOHN wiLss NJ ars Pro
The msmbers Of Putnam Lodge No 3ss. y A. NJ are re-
specully invited to attend the funes Of Lieu'Co Abs
Smith, 90 above.
Special Noticc.-Ths members ofPUTNAM LODGE.
No 338, H. A. NJ and the fraternity 10 general sre
auestcd to meet at the lodge tOdd Fellows Ha
Monday August at IL O'Clock for the purpose Of .tad
ug the funeral our late brother Lieut. Col ABEL SMITH
jr. BY order Of J. A. WILLIAMS Actns M
FRED. ScHfLLIsG, Secretary.
Ar the Broadway Recall Neck-Tie and Collar
AND COLLARS FOR The MIL
LION At tho following prices rs cent . At Is c-nt' sOcens
Tes 2 cents 80 Ties at 81 cents IS cent Ties az 3c
THOUSANDS OF DOZENS TO SELECT FRO Mar -snsed
upon counter 100 feet in length Gents he Linen 4py
COLLARS superior quality ct IS cents each OF - pei
dozen ATKfNsOT'S Patent Enameled STEEL COL"
LARS a. IS cents. SMITH & BLAKE, No 3'9 Broadway.
Of " hitest.
DE Mars,s Cafe.-The Subscribers take pleasure IN In
forming their friends and the public generally that they have
ENLARGED their present establishment, by the addition OF
elegant aud conmodous Dining Room. and they hopa
By strict attention to business to merit continuance OF for
uer generous patronage HARRY De MARS e. Co.
No. SO Besver-s,.. corner Of williams.
Kents East India Cofee.-The fail iayor Of Java:
twice its strength very for general splendid
FOR and persons Depot No. l3' keade ST.
". Y. Try It. 49, .,,.,
NoTcs-sevss In putting up something which
they label Est India Coffee aud furnish TO groces q;
cheap rNe which is sod ior
Buy none but whs. has No. ia Resde ss on the label
Grocers supplied
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
FEMALE POsTMAsTERs.

President Lincoln Las recently directed the
appointment of two widows to succeed their
husbands, killed while fighting for the Union
Hero ia bis letter in behalf OF Mrs. Smith,
widow of Melancthon Smith, late Postmaster
at Rockford, H., who fell leading the forlorn
hope at the first assault on Nicksburs;
Executive MASsIOs. WAsHINGTOs July n. 1903
The Hon. PosTNAs1Eh GENKKAL-SU: Yesterday hVte
OF mine you In two case. o foa'asef'
,ps widows whose husbands have fallen IN the
battles ths 1nese occurring on tue same day
brou. h me reflect asnyey tau lad before core
10 what fsiry due from here In tue dispensing OF pat
ronsss wsrd lighting oGI battles. bear ihe
CHIEF burden Of saving county Ny conclusion is the
other cu. aud qualifications beng equal they have the
better gtt and th is especially applicable 10 the disabled
40 der and the deceased soldiers family. ...e,..
Your oDedisDt servant, ~ LINCOLH'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

THE ORIENTAL AND INDICATED VAPOR
BARNS a, Nos and 4thsv tuea the Cooper unonl cure
Blemishss from tue i'ce.
NEW SEwINC-MAcHINE EMPORIUM,
No 935 Broadway, near 22d-s..
GROVER BAKgRs
CyLEBRArKD sEwIsG MAcHisKs,
At Manufacturer Prices.
Also EmbrOidering BraidDs COFdinE Tuekins Quilting
and every description F,sur SEWING
eIscu,ed by compe,en, at short notice Machines
with opeisors sent TO families BY the day or week
WILCOX Il GIBBs's SEwING-MACHINE.
Do not buy Sewing Machine Until you have seen tne
WILCOX tiIBBs learned TO It. Which all can do
without expense Office. No. 3cs Broadway
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
AIRY Asp sg1uAL SYsTExsNew and reliable tresImstin
Reports Of tho Howard A,soGArios-..pt IA 'esJq Hds
envelopes, free Of charge Address pI. y. oAL' H'''"
ToS Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa
NoTIcE OF DISSOLUTION. - The COPART-
xKEsHP heretofore existing between the undergned under
Of 1. NJ SINGER Co.. !. TN, Ssy ai'.o.'ea
by mptusi consent isAN " 3t'unn
New-iork, July Jl 1903 Lp"A"D 'AAA"
Tho business heretofore conducted by Me.l. l. h singer
Co will be continued oy " Ius SINGER MAsuFAcTrHss
COHrIsr." at No. $50 Broadway uo...s p,..
A. +. STERLING. Sec.
Plies Piles
Dr. WIrYiELD's Vegetable Pis-rhs worst cases OF FL.
ernsl Bud bleeding Piles will yield to few ooIes oi
tho P In In 9ps I,'. .sS SIs remssy
ca5. /. Vnsrsnted Price SOC per box Sent by mall TO
any sold by al du2g.ts, aud b, the pfoIet0t' .
Y6rSe. No. 4sl bEoipwAr Call sud read testimonial.
BArCurLoK's HAIR DYE-Ihe best IN the
world Pser, natural reliable harmless. and ins'ant-neou'
In elect Tue .~uuia. /. sissd W lLLlAA A bAIthALoA
sod ty all prus.i"s. Fic'ory, No i bl-elay,-
lHE IAIMfR ARM AND IfG.-B FRANK
PatrTR Inventor and P1tsn,se A'totpsce grouna hoor
l. Also A. isdr phu snd Boston Only houses OF fALNEA
E 60 Avoid imposition by calling on the Inventor.
TnrssEs.-MARsH n Co.'S Radical Cure
Tpr,. Oarc only at No Nes.y,, Also Suppousr. -n''
trnsofy B.nd.es sub LS0 stockings Iof haco'' 'ei-'
! Shoulder Brace. &C. \ lady attendant.
HICKS ~ COMPANY, No. 4S0 Broadway,
Ea., ,ide three doors below B-oome~t,
fiHs4-1 Lass sgwiSo-NAchlSE-,
For SALs AsD 10 hfsr
A Beautiful Complexion, free from Tan,
Plmpl.s frrcses easily be procured by uns tne
E" H.1s oy THor,sND FLOWERS" For shaving II is VI.
.utp..--a .u drop making nae lath=t IL COMPOSED
saut other vAinAJc Articles hlshly par
flnei By 1t. Ingredients and WIEN l'ea os "sins
fh ard morning render. the shin son and white ana zee
from bleml.h Plice 50 sent foT SAFE by d. D bAESH'
! Co. aud al Dris .i.sA
WHEELER WILSON MANUFACTURING Cos
sEwIsGMAcHIsE.,
Supplied from Office. . .
No eJg Broadway Cor. 72d street, New York,
by J. r. ELLIS.
SIX Thread Needles. OIL a. for Sewins s'Naehnes Up
.r,or. and Machine. sent out by day Family
se~ ing. MscLnes TepsiF-d and 10 lsI
GOLD PENs-TGe best and the cheapest at
A. MoHT0s',. No. Is Msdsn-.ane. New.fo.k.
FoR TIE HAR-BARRY's TmCoPHERous.-
Tho bet and cheapest article Sold by DTnssist'
~ uurxu
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

Ambro,ta is stinulaiing Oily Extrsc, Of ko9,s.
Bsrl aud Herbs II viii al disesses OF the scsip
and itching Of the head entirely eradcaes dastrut pre-
vent. the hair from falling turning rns,urely rsy.
.ue, TO grow thick and long Beware Of limitations None
genuine bus Dr. sieTins's.
CERTIFICATE
Tli,i. 10 certify that about 10 months sge eoced
using srERLlNG'S AMBROslA My hsir was short NM
and rspidly falling bad tried many Hal Tones invs-
orators whou, receiving benefit oon Ai,er u'o
tie bosia hair ceased falling ont, and commences
growing rapidly TO asoash Now my har Is th<s
so snd glossy and is i've feet and four inc nee IN snsn
vh.o lot down reaching the a0or This onteru re-nt
sttrbute solely 10 the Of sTERLlNoS AMbRooA -
sire. have commenced using have app led nothing else
to my hsis. MhS LoSi a. pnoWr,
BEWARE or lMIrArlONS.
BEWARE OF lNlTAIlONS
BEWARE or INVITATIONS
NONE GENUINE BIT DR. H. I T. sIEsSlLIStsS sIESLIISSSsSS
NONE GENUINE But DR. H. IL. sIERLISGs.
Put up in a box containing two bottles Price sL
'''' " :" Dr. H. H. STERLING, 5 ole Proprietor,
Depot, No 49, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

The ORIENTAL AND INDICATED NAPOl
Barns at Nos and 4hev (uear the Cooper Unon) cur
all forms OF Skin Disease remove Tan, Pmpss and
Blemi.hes from the fsce.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

''"ss"" MOSQUITO LAC Z,
~ nav .,vIe. Of PATENT CAM )PlES RINGS aud
~ .Wrs q. /. ]. B. kELTY.
No 359 BRO ADWAY Nrw.York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
Lancaster and GrovepoEt Turn
y ea-a ,-as J az. .s pike. ---------

[UyH E STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
III Lancaster and Groyeport Turnpike Company are
hfreby notified that an insalment Of ten per cent upon
their subscription win be payable at JOHN Helpman's
Office IN the town Of Winchester Ohio 10 the Treagur
sr on The "a day Of September, Ices; al he same sce
ten per cent. will be payable the Cd day Of Noye
ber, 1885 ten per cent will be payable ohihs "a day
Of January 1864; ten per cent wllbe payable on the
Cd day Of March, 1854 ten per cent will bspassble or
the "a day Of May, 1861 ten per cent will fs payable
on the I'd day Of July 1854 ten per cent will be pnya
bic on he Let day Of Deptember 1885, ten per cent.
per c2pt T 81 ~ psyabis on he "a ANY n Jsnusry. ~
1856 Ave per cent. WIN be payable on e ad day of
80 ia JOHN dHANnY, ri
u juIyl,dltwhep,2. rftTrs, Presidentof saId %.
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And We claim q an espscisI merit,
that it stlck1 Patches and Innings to
Boon and Shoes sufficiently strong
without stitohing. ~ ~, "a ,
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wRkr TH
I.oadiar rTewspapeFs OF Ohio Soy

,,.s.': IN: n'p r'iasi. 't,ndsrd g ,H'A'h" Of The
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
OERTIFIOATR

smyAW oB.oHIs4 oERTFIoATR.
This ls 10 certify that, about eighteen months ago.
commenced using STRLIrs's AhBRosA. My hair was
short hin, and rapidly falling out. had tried many
Hair Toncs, InvgoratoIs, eto, without receiving any
benefit. Soon after using the Ambrosa, hair ceased
falling out and commenced growing 90 rapidly AZ to as
toninh ma Now my hair 10 thick, soft and glossy, and
ID ave feet four inches In lengthwhen let down. reach
ing 10 the hoor This wonderful RESULT attribute sole
" tothe nse OF erKHbNa's AhBRoBIA, as since com,
menced using II have applied nothing else TO my hair.
I5HITtW cFg0EI11 EH4yaI Mrs. L. A. BROWN, fQE
60 l,fs sva % No. 4o3 Broadway, New York.
We advise young persons, whose hair ID beginning TO
fall out 10 take warning In time and save their hair,
BY using the Amrosa To those who have already lost
their hair, the FREQ Of the AMBRoMA will surely
restore It, ss ~ has done for thousands. 1Gial VI
Dr., srRRLIsd'I AMBRos1l is stimulating oily ex'
tract d hootsy Bafs and Herbs. 1t will cure all dis.
eases Of the scalp and itching Of the head, entirely
ersdcates prevents the hair from falling out
or from turnng preinat urely gray causing to grow
thick and long. It'll entirely different from all othsr
preparationb AID can be relied on.
1t tis welt known fact to thousands In tho city Of
New York that this s the only article yet discovered
will cure the Disease Of the Scalp and cause the hair
10 growss2L jay 20"
PRICE q 90 PER BOX, containing two bOttsS.
+ busleoI Pt F. III e. sTasniSs, s,dn,'.,., 81
I,lgi b-s 3tsdo mo. l4o5 BROADWAY, New Yors.
L -
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NApoLEoN,S' HAIR Foltgr !

The only article onered 10 hs French peopIe that
Nouia uohh hTR+ienT HARl the above Toilet being
manufactured for her sole benefit Of Louis Nanoleon1
which article Is now ID BIS toilet room
inc subserbers feeling confident that this Toilet must
Mnocesss M @ke the place Of all ohers ever offered to
the public take pleasure In eEpr6sinp telr conNdeucs
10 the article, gainpgit from practcai use.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

sad az Dsefsions Of az KsmbAs OF ns OAto Sat
| ,sTE1 dioo 7saohsr's AssoctatioB
4hs updsrgaed, meinben Of tho ohio Btats TssSnsn
AssociRgn, adopt and AIN 70 use In teAchlng writing
Rs sa5H %s ae.
daily recommend a tho most reliable standard al
spoken. ~ N'''10'q' " 81 di
!, Losm AnDaEws, n sldsnt Kenyon College. 60 II
NJ D. .suReElntspdent zanssyiile Schools
N. n. CowpEag, upI Public Schools, ssndusfy.
Jom hYnCH, supt Public Schools Circleville.
o. N. BANtORD, Pfibcipal Cleveland ronale semins
ywn. N,rcnns, Sun Pubic schools, Mt. Union. \.
JoHN osDui Principal ststs Normal sohool, Mime
0E.us NAsos PRINCIPAL fourth Iutsmsdiats School
y'i "! g. M.krn. SUIT Canton union schools. w Il :
! q NDvm RsakL, Principal MoNeely Normal School
Hi T. TArPAn, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio Unworthy
VIZ. W. nDwARDs, Dup't Troy Union School. ti
A. q. HorKns, Principal West High School, ol'vs
g. A. NsnzOn, Associais Principal Hlgh school, olsvo
TurOpeRs sggalBa,- Principal High School, ols7'
r. p Hunisron, Principal Cleveland Institute.
J.. a. aARymlD, President Of Hlectic Institute III
W, L. HIslu, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
Il. a. Biisr, HF1cOnaar.ionsr Of Common Schools
Ohio, y, j Jeg ISL Jssyilsd Jslls
JANE MsmsH, Prof. Rhetoric, 0bsrln college a a
THos. .Hnl, Presidents Antioch college.
Q. W. H. cATHOAAI, Prof Mathematics Hsf
/ 9. d. fdIUN,lusH. Prof. Language, High sOhool
'g u II. Blsplt, sapa Union schools, Ashland.
More sAan 6is lHtndrsd other Prssidsats Of oOlls
G frS,ss,crs A1togs ~ sne 1ss,g'''a Aooe
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ressi VIC nc Eksl.fLik''S y.
IRu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.sg,ltaa % sioxaM .s'1s6f-s d q 4o 9agI j
1Ihe LAtestc,1Ae LargsstrYfhs Best
y 10 Ths, Cheapest vBscauls the Best,

"ThS uoss Hsiiabi~ ssanaAra an,
+ shortty on shs Gngiish Language,
~ aH'l,iiu S a.dvsa s.l,.,.s i,.oasoys o, ,OAso
.rHH Snbf zsaLIsr DrorroNAaY ssrAEr. =
al'''r4'o1 ~ s''nIslS.r~r .r~r Mon Bv~vsOasrs.
y 'Hs,. are upwards of Handssd rhoassnd Words
&hpss nudafaSous nesahgs and dsrivations, together
Win thsi' correct gssa. dpronunaiaon are clearly
EpA H. .r2TH1RF OlnoinaaM Cbsnmsrotal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

Boot and Shoe
Manufacturer.
'ftG fTGriJ sso
.l tit4 Ffsuc-I a.
a5fgff7sit ~.
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an indispensr bic isls every Genteman's Toilet
cratiouJ b. withor above article will, In from
!onr 70 eight veekh1 bEpI rpts hiqsD Of WBsKRs OF
hoUsTAcHHY
The subsg.ibers arc tsc Sny AssussOi the above or.
'0''S' " s'n' on''ea isf'sFd p 5ssIbbA
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Fancy and Flannel r Shirts.
EOR OFRIoERs,A UsE.,alAiso yRrnoy
= Sianns'sfor shirs' slnlsIssiissketx. ~
siS1oE o3 q Sia0 1eWsStM II;sn nsSr, s99,,;,,
aHA'7aai faSo7iS7 lIs 81. Sslisd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

Applicable 70 the
useful Arts.
h~
81
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PREsIpENTs OF COLLEGES in OHIO.

RREsIpENTs OF COLLEGES In OHIO.
MkRIErEA ooLLEaE---.Tt d truly magnificent work
honor TO ths author, the publishers, and tho who'll
oountry."-Prsident Andrews. IlisF #j-, has,
ONO WuLHyAN UMymnxx .--''It exceeds my ezpecta
tons. II will b my guide IN orthography andPfonuA
cation and win often be oonsulted BY me for ih nea
| and accurate definitions sn-President Thompson.
W. n. EclrCrIo "Herstofore We have used
wsbaer's orthogrsply. Alta recent meeting Of oul
Faculty Il was decided 10 change TO conform TO tha
Of Worcsstsr's Royal ouerto Dictionary. .'--Prasdsn
Garfield, .-.4T ..
cordial appreciation .r-President Hitchcock. l''"
0saLm ooLlsas.-"It mora than mesu my sxpects
lions. recommend Il a. the standard authority II
orthoepyto my children and my pupils l"-PTesidenl
Morgan ttibnElt ba6 l..6at 'fIl- .....i ...
ANTIOCH OotIEp R."I adopt and aim 10 use In teach
ing, writing and speaking the orthography and pronun-
ciation Of Worcssters Royal ouarto Dictionary ~
President Hill. ~ - ''1 ''e
tn all my writing speaking, and tsaching, have en-
deavored to conform 10 tho rules for orthograPhy and
pronunciation ~ contained In Worcesters Dictionary
Horace Mann, late President. elJiaN '
KuYoR CoLLrsH, GAHBIm .--sI most cordially recon-.
mond ItAs the most reliable standard al thoy Of the
nnglah language ~ II ID now written and spoksn -
President Andrews. i -.r.- 4 OK q
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-16
EXEMPTIONS under the Draft.
J. B. FRY,
Provost Marshal Gen

The exemptions under the draft are az
follows: Such as are rejected as being
physically or mentally unfit for the ser
vice.
The Only .on Of a widow, if she depends
upon his labor for support.
The only sen Of aged or infrm parent OF
parents, if they depend upon his labor for
support When there aretwo or more sons
,he father or mother may elect which sha
be exempt.
The only brother Of orphan children not
twelve years old, if they depend upon BIZ
labor for support
Tho father Of moiheress children, ifthey
depend upon Ills labor for support.
Where two or more of the family are il
service. the remainder. not exceeding two
are exempt.
In this iraf,, the second class--compri
tin2 al married persons between thirty
fyo and forty y-iive are exempt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-16
Cost CT the Republican Party to Wis
cousin,

Mr. DAWES, republican member Of con-
gress from Massachusetts,, estimated the
average cost Of this war at 100000
per day. One thousand days have nearly
transpired since the war commenced and
i. canno. be doubted that the whole ex-
pense thus far is fully equal to s3,OO0,>
100000
In population the state Of Wisconsin is
slightly less than one twentieth that por-
ton Of the Union which is now liable for
the expense Of the war. But under the
republican system Of taxation, we shall be
required to pay at least oue-,~en,ieth of
the war expenses, debt and interest in>
Guided.
Upon this basis The Madison Patriot
makes up a table, showing the amount
on the war debt which must come from
each county in the state OF Wisconsin,
and also the amount Of annual interest a..
seven per cent. which will be required of
each county, provided the burden shonld
be equitably distributed among the sew
eisl counties, according to population.-
BY this estimate, it appears that Manito
voc county has a national debt on its
read of FOUR MILLIONS, THREE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE
THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED AND
FORTY SEVEN DOLLARS AND
TWENTY CENTS. The annual interest
on this sum, At per cent, will be II lEE
HUNDRED AND FOUR THOU SAND,
FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGH1Y-TWO
DOLLARS AND NINETY CENTS.
If the war should continue a year Ion
ger, every farmer in Manitowcc county
will be complete bankrupt, and the
ve-y land lie tiiIs will be owned bv the
stock .jobicIs, office>holders, and specula,
tors who are dealing in government
contracts. Instead of being Independent
farmers, lbey will be teaats at ,ciN OF
ADRIAN LINCOLN and tho Abolition Ad-
ministration st Washington. viii not
the people of Manitewoc county open
their eve. before the third day of Novem-
her! Will they not-one and ail-make
an attempt to save their property by vot-
ing the Democratic Ticket? Every man
TO the rescue on that day