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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
WHAT VIZ WAY ENPEET.

The following petition has been zen; to the
Legislature Of this State:
10 ia Honorable the LsghatsoI he S'le Of NJ ioiA
Your tnenori,ss citizens Of the State Of Newly .k.
specially represent that, Whereas tue pre.eu, Union - the
States unse formed under the articles Of cou~d isoa
no. declared in terms 10 be psiP"us but - eoAd
tioua duration dependent upon tue goo a o each -
tbs con;racts sstes AID t-t among athes as a. tn r
tine Of the formation Q. sueh more Isft JI1on ,he-"
va, on implied IN The Constitution OF tie United
states OF America condition precedent Of such Iou 70
maintain then a.u. o, the n IA. stte ef New
York which wa, that on slave 10 the white manirul
Aeyea, Since tho formation o. said Cn.0u. g., giss.
.t Ia, b, a. ac. theisof abolished besro slavery 10 fsd
Stat. and re..-i cer ain other chars.II -: .ocs
political condition tho negro in tie state q Nofork ana
improving tho value o. ,lye property NOT only n the sid
State tu. in stetes where slavery ' e2ss 60 The .r,s'
pcru OF Size .aid Union,
Your p.moriai,u tteroGere respectfully petf,on ,ont
oJie. to rcros all lava oc pat. changing
tie status g. iupsng the value % tie slave, either Ia
tho Stat. OF Newl any pr.en, Slave state o. the
Uoiou snd provide for sly charge in tie Cou'
,a,on o. The state Of NewYotk for tho pill meu a.
,uch yu-V0c And a. in duty bound. your memoal, VII
forever pray, SC Dated Jsu. I. 1908.
AN2REW ; Ngc,,,,ANrrs. Ns~-Y0rs.
CHARLEs slREY. kirsl COUNTY,
PETER }. WcyfANfs. Ssw.loTk city
TiM"ri MF T. N5 isG Ssr}YotA cry
JAMES O. HhNE-New-York Cry.
JOHN MckNf, Neg.loTk CITY.
r :. BRADY, EewYori CITY.
JAMES FlTLrAlRIt
ions MORGAN. We,tchestel County
HENRY l.. WRIGHT Se,y.Yora.
hELEklA n rIiII.L. Orange County.
RICHARD klhG, 40. l56 bTooll--si
T. PR b., Sew-io-k
yOhS NJ. DENOI, no. y sun b.st Nce.Yoit
JAMES Z. DfAbN, 40. 2 sG.lOlk-st. New ork.
THOMAS LAW ltttl r. 81 Roct md cou,,y.
NELSON ftF SeN-Nors CITY.
q. ". HUNGERFORD. Br.osiy1.
DANIEL 30. -. New.io.k cav.
WILLIAM itkLH. New ORR CITY
WILLIAM NIL, Brooklyn.
We do not know any of these signers, but
will warrant them I'll in full standing in the
Democratic party, and strong advocates OF n
vigorous peace. Perhaps they have shown
their hands unad'iscdly, and without the con-
niynnce of their proper leaders, bU. there cou
be no doubt that, among the other calamites
in store for US, in ease Of Democratic ascend.
ency, aud such Il reconstruction OF the Union
as the CopperLcads would make. if they can
make an. is The legal establishment Oi
slavery IN every Free state that woGd be ad-
mitted to such I'liCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

We print elsewhere in this mornings edi-
ton collection of articles to show what
sort of opinions are entertained Of Cop
perheadism by the gallant soldiers now III
the Union Army. Among these extracts
are official reports of meetings, letters and
speeches of prominent officers, &c. We could
add largely from equally important documents
if we had space, but enough is given to show
the scorn with which the men fighting for the
old flag look upon home treason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
Tie Times having, as usual, run be

The Times having, as usual. :" run before it
was sent" and, also as usual, run in the wrong
direction, founders through two or three col
umns yesterday to show that our present rca-
tons with France are Of the most amlcable
nature, and that the possibility of any inter
rdpton is dependent upon 80 nao. contingencies
that it is Of the remotcst character. We're We
disposed to question this poaitiOn, We could go
10 Tie Times OF last week for arguments But
as we do moi care to enter upon discussion
which can lead to no good result. at this mo.
ment, We content ourselves with referring those
who do not agree with US on that point to the
columns Vi .Aat paper, ,or y week pat, TOR a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
;nosn;ous clucidation Of both sides Of the subject
In one of it's articles yesterda y, however
The Times sees fit to say:

The Times sees nt 10 say:
TuH TRIBUNE probably IL that tho Secretary oil
Stete never sends dispatch Of kind either to our Minis
tors abroad or TO any foreign Minister at Arlington without
frat reading Il to the President aud taking bis suggestions
both as to its sentiments and the language Ia which they are
couched
Had The Times made itself familiar with
the vouminous publications of the diplomatic
dispatches issued within the past two years
from the State Department at Washington, it
probably would have learned from internal
evidence that some Of those dispatches could
never have been seen by the President. At
any rate, we assert it as fact we'll known
to many persona that such is the case-that
dispatches hare been sent from the State De-
partment which the President never saw
till they were pointed out to him in the
printed volume. If there be any violation
of dignity and sense of proprety" in making
this statement thus broadly, the responsibility
rests with Tie Times for colling it forth. Its
imputation of ignorance to this Journal makes
it incumbent upon us to state fact which
probably The Times knows as well as We do.
On the fact itself We forbear to comment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

Washington's Birthday Anniversary was cell
ebrated. after fashion, in this city yesterday.
The prpcioal act was the banquet OF the Com
mon Council at which such ardent patriots as
james Brooks, Tom Fields, Oakley Hall, Re
corder Hoffman, John Yam Buren,, Assembly.
man Dean and Sam. j. Tilden were the
speakers. Mayor Opdyke was doomed to pre-
s,da
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

The Legislative Appropriation bill passed the
House yesterday. All the amendments con-
corning Mileage were stricken out by the Con-
ference Committee, so there will be no change
in that respect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

No notice ran he taken Of ANONYMOUS Comr'encations
Whatever intended for Insertion must 90 authenticated
bv ths name and ADDRESS wternot necessarily ioI
Ratification bu; as guaranty Tor ms good tAith.
2.c.nro undertaEe TO fetur rejected Communications
Al bp,nr,, letters Tor this oce should addressed
INK TEIBUNK." New.iOrM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

We present, in a List published to-day, the
names of more than seventy nOn.commlssioned
officers aud privates who have been commits
stoned as Lieutenants in Ullmann's Brigade, on
the recommendation Of Gen. Ullmann, for mer.
itorious conduct on the field, some of them
having shown superior soldiery qualities under
his own observation, and others having been
brought to his notice by regimental and dvis-
ion commanders. The French long since dis
covered that the best education for an officer
ia to be had under the drll-rod of the sergeant,
and in our system Of army appointments the
fact hiss been too much lost sight Of These
new appointees are not only trained soldiers,
but, without exception, they have stood under
the fire of the enemy, and many of them have
shared in all the battles of tho Army Of the
Potomac. Such appointments. based on actual
merit, are wise at all times but are especially
20 in the formation Of o new brigade under
the peculiar circumstances attending this OF
Gen. Ullmann's, where 50 much may depend
upon tbe experience and trustworthiness Of the
off ,ers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

We print on our second page five columns
Of interesting articles from Rebel journals Of
late dates. They will pay the trouble OF care
ful rernsal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
Ae@york Dailp Gribn,la
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1868.

TnE TRIBUNE PWLADELPHlA-IHH ikib' 81 rs ueHs
cred daily in almost all parts Of the cry by '" D. eo w.
100 Soutl Third
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-12
Menlral.
CINCINNATI YENEREAL HOSPITAL.


Established in the Year 1860
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And under the control Of Two OF the most Em,nen
Physicians 10 the world
nR; E. BONAPA HTE rom london and Pari,
IL Hospitals, and for the past ten years of tho Gin
cinnati yenereal Hospital and Dr. E. II REYNOLDs
late OF New York This is the only osfce in the cr
whore a permanent cure bf Private Ilseases can H.
obtained, without the use OF merenry or change o
diet sonorrhoa cured y 6to q hours Glee cured
turnal Emissions stopped Ia Z 10 o DAYS; Seminal
weakness cured IN to- weeks; Syphihsin rs prnn.
ry stages cured IN ; dsysi sec ndary symptoms in
TO 3weeksi Skin Diseases cured n j 10 weeks. i'm,
potency, vigOT restored IA 20 4 weeks AIldseasas
OF private nature trealedwth unparalleled success,
Dr. Bonapprtes great work on private disesses, the
Private Guide to Health, lsbenefoia 70 all, male and
ienale old aud Young shon read this book twill
enlighten those who gfope IN darkuesN Price IS
DR.. Bsnaparts's French Patent Male sac.i II is
perfectly SALE and never ats 70 go sataiaetion Ills
the only safe and sure preyennve against disease
Price Of the French Patent Mle safe 81 the single
ene, 81 per half dozen 81 per d01eit sent hy mail
sS-madsme L0zlERs FelnaIe Mosthly piis Is A
safe and reliable remedy lor suppressons aDd ali To-
male diseases Ladies' ehohld not iso them dsInne
pregnancy, IA they VIII prodiice miscaruaee. pr,ce
81 90 per boH-extra hne 50 fsent 20 any address by
Drs. a r. are tho mon q consult; they are nm.
queshonaby acknowledged tb be the ehampiops and
kings Of vsnerea diseases aed the only Doctors fko
receive monthly reports IRON the old, world. they
have been aeeustonied from VI early apA of vonib ~
witness the various Diseases which afflot naniSnd, ,
protessiopsi sins r. ,nssIgn i9ag career Of
hunhle abode OF poverty e ha manson Of the veal
ny and having aseertalned hcgo doubt the vast
suffering Of humanity, they dehrmined to select the
generaive system a. their rpafcular study and 10 de-
vote their whole attention TO he alienation ~ the de
eases OF these important functbns No letters viii ia
answered unless tlDy contains remtt.uea o. n 11nsf
GO stamp. Gall or address, 1-'
fo iss sycamore street, between Hfa a Sixth, east
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
OiSso hours iI0in : AN. lOeP.m, les
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-12


Mrs. A called aud gotone dollar = worth Of
TwELVE GENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs. b. got one dolars worth OF the incest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIcK's
Mrs. O. got dollars worth of the choicest oual
ity Of
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIoK's.
Mr.. B. says that he got the best quality OF green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINICK's,
That he drank and Mrs. b, says she got the fin
est of
GREEN TEA At J. A. MINIoK's
While every body calls gets some OF that excelleni
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, An j. A. MlNIOK.
Mr. M. says he purchased half barrel of
WHITE FISH AT J. A; MINICK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the suppIv oil
NO, MACKEREL, AT j. A. MINIoK's
Both for size and quality be exceod in this or
any other market.
He invites all TO call at his establishment and IN.
pect his stock OF
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
CoFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
Aud the largest and best variety of Groceries to be seen
IN the city. HIS large establishmentis on the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson SITS.
aul0y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-12
LET THE AFFLICTED READ /

L. I'LL NJ LII LU 0IAD :
ana learn that perfect aud radical cure Is warranted
aud guaranteed 10 all who afflicted with Weali..
debility, nervous complaints melancholy thou {hts BE-.
PSsion OF spirits Distress and anguish mind. loss
oi sle, loss Of memory, loss Of enyrgy aud muscular
power, puny growth, wasting away, and want of con-
hdeneo In themselves, ainting hts conyulsiyc trem-
bhngs, impotence aud disgust Ofli6i
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
some physicians require 90 be told the Of your
disease-ths ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN do,s
not Ills perfect knowledge Of the human sste enables
him 10 describe the diseases without any information
hum Tho patient 10 explain is original cause and
viii honestly aud frankly tell whether you be- cured
or not Al his communications and interviews are
strictly private and conhdental.- Medical Journal
The botanic Remedies Of Dr. Raphael, the English
botanic Physician, never failed yet 10 make perfect
5.,l' [a1er' an9 IeTl1Snent cure Of ALL PRIVATE 81
m Mercury, without hinderanse from business, aud
without fear Of discovery exposure. No deadly POI.
sons such as arsenic, nux yomoa, opium, any ofhur
loisons No mercury nor any deadly Misunderstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by
this wonderful Botanic Physician Ills Botanic Rsfsc.
dies yet failed TO the most Obstinate and tie
most dangei cases, and to all mercury and
other impurities from the system when all other Reo.
dies had nied ed.--Meiioal Journal.
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CONTEMpLAT.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the baltimore cores
poudent Of the oddfelow, BoonsbOro, Maryland said
on Thursday, the Slst Of May, lsGO
Numerous Of diseases caused BY early udiscrc
tou having been performed by the English botanic Isy-
seian iocl Il my duty, having knowledge Of theh
60 state the faet believing that In doing 20 may do
soryoo 10 tho suffering. one case In parfcular-fhat
Of Young man IN this cltys worthy or note lie lad
taioe the victim Of habit, the mere anaon to which
causes shuddor, and aer years Of suene aud doctor
ing gave ~ all hopes of recovery ne wished 10 marry
ahd was dearly beloved by sweet girl as ever lsped
words e Affection bot he was fearful nervous and pros
traied lie dared not we'd account OF the shattered
sie of his system. lie sought relief hands of tho
botanic Physician, and, astonishing 10 may seem ali
the bloom and yigor Of youth has returned and he h
now the happy hther Of pair Of bright boys"
any who are auhoring no matter what their CON
plant can ca on the Botanic Physician oonhdontally
lhey may rely upon relief Ills once is At No. So
hAsr llffh Bet Sycamore 81. and Broadway, GIN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-12
Dpring Dousc.
D Y YEIN c X o U s &

NO 80, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
TNHE undersigned Informs the pubic that he a. a
L practical dyer and has established i've house Al
ne shove place, and Is noN prepared 10 color all kinds
OF silks, Satlns, Ribbons, Moolen and Cotton foods
any color that may he desired.
Grease and stains remoYedirom all kinds ffahries
He warrants 60 hnish all goods n a manner h riVe
satisfaction, having ali areles necessary 10 periorm
his WORK m tAo best poanihlestyie.
Anle HERMANN wIE0ERD
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ILLINOIS central kainOaa.
AAAs& ~ s.. s.gs.sas. ..s..

ChANGh OR iIME.
{ ~ ana after M onuay, Noteml-srI, ,..t.
- "'"' "'h leANt AiattoUn an, Ials - go, - s''s
tloi,,, A., LEAVE MATIeON 90 '''O"si
9o,lE Norlh' l!lu IN snd il;O6 +, n,
Soihs south, $500 a N and s,it i'm \, m
noihg North, 600 n np,t = ~,
Goihg south, ll.3o IN and 5.4 IL ~
MY, nol' W, I. JOHNSON, Gen. Passn ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-12
BHIIimOrc aud OHIO Kallr0ao
"a 81 u s.-...-,a. - = :.

fss ~ " zsssZ-s-szls lss-...,;sa ..ss.s.s.7
u ingidn SailHAL sad Sait,l l. ko erlla- Al
onwood and Tariers,9,rr@S on o., The has anu " t'.o.
onts ID fbe Wui io'a Steamers kc, ior , ,' ac'
Three irlb, i si southwest anu Norhu,st '''iii }
Ieays ia " thr only route TO Rssli'o,a.'
ana $50 1is IA; on naaa a. 49, 'ao ana io5o N,
a"d mhShlnsIon at 600, ~ and n ~ Z" m Only
Throagb eESis Ha ESsf5y ao @ az $50 ana N ony M ana $50
wa washington CITY atan adite Is can be procur,
inare 80 80 ana ,nre low as by 5ni ss o. 81
at any Of the principal and Ohio kvfoo
o. Il. SULLIVAN, Sen ~ ul me West.
W. P. SMITH, Sas5sI ooLa. Gen. TioietAg Asi'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-12
D"y'on' ,'!I, 4enla ana Columbus Rallroo,

esst - ~ ~ ~ ..tsas -soS ss.. E-..,,...,.-
l. tickets ron Lam. IAN hns VA Coiumbus IT,
Three Iqniy 1Is,y,e yuh 70 ali Eastern zines i'ukH
and CsnGns ~ &N'f1t h1press l4sO a. ~, - ier me
top only al XenIS an iess Al IA M ihese tras
Uoitnbus. - s'A'lohs between lJnvt,,, L
AHlns ~ layton, nigbt e-,...
press ~ b. in gus and Cincinnati I,at n,
,lu.n i0ytca IIIo''s tlpl time, hich il nuuss,
calling Oh s. ~ Eit 'i be had for ail Esstay ,,,,,
nOl7 Al ~ - ~ IIche Agent. '''A -
-.. ''' W. NoODM A.tIJ s,i,,..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-12
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE MS LIFE,

fNHE Rna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
u OF years, Endowment policies and ohildI ems En-
dowment Also, Non FOrieiting Policies on which mo
payment Is required ater ten years.
rive thousand dollars paid two Losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contrivances OF men TO protect the
family circle from want, can De found more sim
ITS results, than Life Insurance. IL IL the prop which
the dying husband leaves to -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-12
DPntlstrp.

co,, p R. wutlAp.
y H. N Il L s II S
fiNh1g9 6sii.ssEh 9iksEh OF MAIN ann sFcoN,,
o''psifk FRANKi.IS HousEE'o Hou,EoNO
a ~ - l,eiauons ieriainine 10 D.nt,..
4 ana ihoroaghly aiiendsd 10 N'irs'fy esreinh
We would call as Tcosi atie, ~,
~ ~ iAial teeth Win Contie.,.,s sstie 81 n
our niahner s af ,, g msshanoal denfsrs s .as -
some rasSs y 49, ne Nursniie aiE cs,sR se
esanisoe aisaans6s '''''s t'sek
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-12
banaaskl, DayIOn and CLncInnnll n n
a e AZ AZ s,...ssil. .,Ijs..-.s14asi55ass....,,

ki 81 Ill i-.sEsgss s;.;js..-.z.Sa;5kss-...,.
4 ~ ana alter hOyuu uibor 40, IhtS and ,,,,.i -.
~ nuuce' lAssehger ana Freipht 4 Irau,1 ~ urine
bAiiVN' gong norm, as follows: "ii ie'iNn
2.in A. ~ thiou1n Freight and Accom-.
O.fU with fasfengt Car aliach.a ~ N""lIodauon
ln,gn A. M. Man IRAN lur = Slnupt.ld 49,,
lOsOO ufbana, belleiOutaine, ,9rest 'ulhDts,
9'i'''9h5i eohpecnng al bprhghela u,rb ,'uu ,' an"
10 i-ouvn au Ooiunihiis, arriving n Colt1nt. uh ioi
~ ~ H' Ciuanh WIN utun Tor COlunilis. af ~ -"
t'," , gu ll't'befk ~ " hy nr Chrg,,, Il s' WIZ
'hs'l arriving ~ Nirsule o4a - n AZ -, ~ gong
GOV ~, H lldt WIN TTaln ca tlsyeei, souiB ~
~, - - holnA h't' arriving Cleveland a. Oieuo
i1 rs - ~ s'0vh n, "nu Buiio al 6.i, q ~ - IA F,
We'll arriving IN IoicuO a. i4.iU Ii l.t,t. ~. e1&
' ,n''h" a. lvaV M, ana ssihdsbt \ M 80 a. uio
II. =. ~ NElt hApiesA iUr 'SuTuign.' "a.
49,, 'N '''i'I"ulhht, cuHltetina NJ l,.r, i%oan' %
t & hoiuk hiAt "h fifantrg, ~. Matns a,, st WIN
~, ' NiiNsi Olcstilhr az Ola d n, iIralu
i.t uh W''sI Ni!h lran arriving IA i. 7 ~ ''iv
% ~ m 'ilu Nht ago at Iu;iuH az I,,i ile az
"n l.N'iud anu loeuu IL, Is. aftylnt i, "i'l IRAN
D'"o M punkrk at aOu p IA ,ia 10 D'e teiahu at
l'''hvs smdlsky al 7:iv "a ni. ~ '"" = M,
I.nk +. NJ huutsNiit Atrot,,,.....
e.OO Dayton on anna OF llaiI, ff,,l' iehNlnk
v .iuR olllhsheld at 500 u fiaif m ,i4,ihhAti,
W. ilDeil "t Ii'zd ~, htiaIuhi.ns ie pi NJ
~ N'ts ts lR' thia Line tO an r1iats A,,L
Vi IN, V'i 20 Au W tli1 Ticket Once ma t6 ''st ana
naH - W, AiN1, Ticket agent '" btl"
- hhIt away us fuH l.s l., al,, ,,tt.-
i,.,,, i'Vi @ tlHioh ltiilNe Ne 70 -hlppt, t-,,.','
MNSS, HRiI'J ~ lh" t'hlaly tiusI Is y 'inA
M a, -iA'"' a. itJGk., rtnrJl,ii,1 - -
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-12

Even where he has prece ed them into at.rni, n "A
me honest debtor satisfies his oontdng b.n
iA.e seemed least propitiouH. In moral and worldly
his sting - "''''' W ioo ueath OF
Let any husband, father son, ask hlmselG aIr was
W ue to-hignt would those who dear 70 me-
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Rdilroaos.
paYt0n 4 Mestern hnIlr0nd.
~ O. lE -


ON and after Monday next trains on me lnajai
~ Central VIII leave the onion Depot, sixth street
III 500 M and 400 m.
Returning, viii arrive at llilO m at 500 u m.
close connections to a oiuts Ia the est ana tc,t,
and 800 IN train In shortest and atneIrst te,,,.
to Chicago and the Northwest
noH n. W. WOODWARD, superintendent
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Agents for Sale of Pure Bourbon whisky


No. 3Oi Second street, Dayton, Ohio,
DEG leave most respectfully to acquaint their Gus
ID toners and the community generally, that they
have entered lno partnership under the name and
style OF Il. O'BkIEN s BROIHER. for the purpose
Of carrying the wholesale grocery liquor, Oipar
and tobacco business IN Dayton, Ohio, u. the late
stand of E. ~ Bren, No. 31i second street.
Having ami pie means to enable tls purchase goods
from the best houses IN New York, baltimore and
old customers and all others who may be kind enough
to purchase from
NJ o'BR1EN, late of the firm of O'Bron & Poe,
Toledo, OhiO will devote his time and attention to
please all those who may come to huy at this we'll
known House, aud +. U'BRIEN, will treat the COM
munity better IT possible IN before. Both Of
us fee very grateful for past avors and earnestly
lleita share of your future patronage. aul9daw m
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoi aud W W Stewart, Dayton; George Z
Boyer, Mmmisburg; ! stoc Slayer, Union, i d ndsrs
son OenteryilIei EMyers, New Lebanon; II Jeekson
Ghhinbersburg y II Bauer, Harrisburg; ID . Dlwino,
Johnsylei Arnold Limbert, South ATlingt ted; acOb
SnlNer, West balsmorei Rookie 4 Co, Gerlnantown;
w MURPHY Nandalia; Nick0ls, Liharty; ~ RAsE
Farmersvtllei IieYerng Herr, SalemiJ W Eftlnont,
Williams swaner, West Baltimore; Parkef Bro a
Noi farkersbnrg; and by druggists and merrhants
generally throughout the United states and pRnadas
eneidiy
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It's the unseen hand OF the provident father reaching
iorlh nom the grave, and s nv hls ofspring
- " ~
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LIFE rHIsURANCE

i,i aiouing inen Just starting in business ,hosa ho,
W 's Their energy and as,ira ths,
~ ~ Jis,uh amount OF half their liabilities Sl,eb an
snrs soI honesty, when known 70 III Grad
S9aid Justly increase their CONFIDENCE M than
one SHOW thst they did not wish 10 la ~ h &
AP''0d 70 any asoidable oonting gencyi and dc
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apboIsterp.
@eoicaI.
To Suffering Humanity.
DIR. w. w. RICHMAN,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAIRYOYANT.

THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAIRVOTANT,
VLTOuLD say 10 the sick aud afflicted that he oaus-
w es tho blind 90 see, tho deaf 10 hear, and the
erAl drugs.
RHEUMATIsM. NERVOUS CONSUMPTION, and
al FEMALk WEAKNESSES cured in few DAYS
An CHRONIC COMPLAINTS 3 relieved without ail,
hy calling ON tie Doctor al his rooms Al his boarding
Ne unaReTsaist ohurch, Dayton, Ohio. aaaldn
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DaJ ION aud MlChlgan kaIIrond.


nH and alter sunday, koY 10, 1868, ustns vi
~ ieaNe uhioh DEPOT siAth sheet, fut IoIeao a,,
all lntermediate points as iollowst ~
deieuo ana Lmcngo Maui al 1000 m.
S1'cSLo m anu Deiioit hlght kNpressat 500 D IN.
hoif h. N. sdOEMAkEh, Sutcribtfii e.,
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LOOKS The DANGER IN THE FACE.

ihat M he may grappIs with i,: tns u,.. - -.
s;,ns 40 ~ nature and paAis is
it's P"''A'on are az hand, OF easy access 10 ALL
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he 'aa enese ehildfen have comfortable home and
dsni o1 ,h u equeaonf Would tins wits 81 indensn.
seed o the cod charities OF the worldY Wonld th.
estate pSy SeSs ,SS Psrent be provided for, Would nv
property by forced sales OF an ol
lends dn,s,s oi made when the maret
Ha t and fair prices cannot be realiSedS,,
uoni Thss cer aisMer these question TO their satisfae
sbat ney lear 90 ask them, aud cherish 10 Leei
h w ey nave long lease on life Tbis IA hoth anI
ish and eowardly. The brave man 10 oo'n iooi'