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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

Aessrs. b NJ AWes, jonathan Kenney, !
/ A Winder, y ~ Boyer, Vm M Hippard
and others. loi HsI fl tuaJ ioi q
GENTLEMEN: -You kind favor Of the l0tf
inst, I received with much pleasure. Believe
me- your liberal apPrss,s,istionS . Ct our humble
by myself and Mrs9 Stoddart, with the warm
est sense of gratitude. I would respectful,
beg leave to suggest Friday Evening, Feb
18Th, for the event TO take place. ~
~ / am, Gentlemen, your obliged and gratefn
servant GEO. W. STODDART
DAYTON, Feb llth, 1868. a4sn2
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CITY CouncII.i


Reported for the Empire by A. stephans, city Clerk.
~. 'l' TUESDAY, February 10, 1863
Present = Messrs A. Decker, Iddings,
Bimm, Rogers, Kiersted, Gilliland, Mnick,
Lehman, Thomas, j. Decker and Love 4, 1
Minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved. ra I'D 6aneaI =
M A Communication was received from the
Directors of the City InGrmary representing
thai the semi-annual tax for poor purposes
COLLECTED in December, 1862, was exhausted
by orders drawn by the Board to pay expenses
incurred for poor purposes up till December
1852. The ordinary expenses for relieving
the poor from lst December last, and the adj
ditional expense of providing wood for Sol
ders families for the quarter ending first of
March, next, will be as near as can be estimat-
ed about $500, for the payment OF which the
Board Of Directors have no means at their
command, aud requesting Council TO make
such provision as vail enable them to pay this
necessary expense. II.
On motion of Mr. Love, The City Clerk
was authorized and directed to draw an order
for $1,000 on Sinking Fund in favor of City
Infrmary Directors. =
The Ordinance fixing the Salary of certain
Officers therein named, to wit .-i.
City Marshal $500 City Clerk $3.50; City
Engineer $400; Police $500 Captain of
Police $500, was taken up and approved by
the following vote; .l~' .a.s.. :
Yeas-Messrs. A. Decker, Iddings, Bimm,
Rogers, Kiersted, Gililand, Minick, Lehman,
Thomas and j. Decker--l0. f.LaIei b
Nays--Mr Loye--l,
The report Of the Committee on Fire De-
partment on the subject of Steam Fire I'm,
gines was taken up and on motion of Mr..
Lehman, laid over one week. .,-4
Bill Of Jonathan Harshman for $1,000 was
allowed,
Council Adjourned.
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A Deserved Compliment--it gives |

a9,A Deserved Compliment--lt gives us
great pleasure TO lay before our readers the
following correspondence E:The BeAsfeidTies
are deseryedly great favorits with our people
and we have no deabt the Hallwi be crowd.
ed on the occasion of the Compliment Jet
itbe zeal Compliment, and no niistake;o q
DAYTON, Ohio, Feb 10th, '63.
Mr.. and Mrs, Stoddant ;---Desiring to ten
the great pleasure you have afforded us--in
common with large number Of our fellow
citizens--in your admirable rendition Of the
characters you have enacted upon the Stage
here, we propose giving you Complimentary
Benefit AZ 8, st.s..f,4 IA tt,s :
If this, should be agreeable to you, you viii
crafty us by naming an evening which will
suit your convenience. Il.
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HEIMsrREEr's INIMTABLE HAIR REsToRA-
TIvE--lt is not dye, bat restores gray hair
to ats original color, by supplying the capili.
airy tubes with natural sustenance, impaired
by age or disease. All instantaneous dyes
are composed Of lunar caustic, destroying the
beauty and vitality of the hair, and afford oi
themselves no dressing. Heimstreets lnim.
table Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives
the hair a
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Special Notlcrs.
IF YOU WANT G0OD HAMS
GO TO ..aa.I
LEWIS L. GILLILAND'S!
No. 9, MAaKET STREET.

He has now large lot Of superior Hams,
Dried Beef &c, Of his own curing, together
with full supply of Fresh Meat for sale At
all hours ia13 6m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

The 11th 0hio.-A letter just received
from Simon Lndsly by his father states that
The l1th was at Ft. Donelson, en- route for
Nashville. .,s .,s ss ia. 90 ss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

Remember-That j. b. Gross offers unul
sual ATTRACTIONS at his Photographic Gallery
on Main street, opposite the Court House,
Photographs of Hon, G, l., Yalland CHAM can
be supplied to order in any quantity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

Rev. Mr. Hecker's Lectures, are
pleased to note that Huston Hall is nightly
filled with attentive audiences, to hear the
lectures of ReylMr HeckeK s,son
The lecture last night was, "The impor.
tance Of an Unerripg Gpide, basedupon Reas-
OF" The Lecturer was especially happy in
the treatment of his theme, and gave very
general satisfaction to his hearers, This eve
ming the subject is "irellowship; or, The
Communion. of Saints. In the treatment
Of his theme the speaker win enter largely
in the discussion of SpiriMalism The pub
lie may expect a rich treat Go to Huston
Hall early, and secure seats. These lectures
will be continued every evening during the
week. and the thinking portion of cOmmnni.
ty are especially invited
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
LUXURIANT BEAUTY

Promotes its growth, prevents its falling off,
eradcates dandruf, and imparts health and
Pleasantness to the head. 1t has stood The
test Of time, being the original Hair Coloring,
and is constantly increasing in favor Used
by both gentlemen and ladies' 1t is sold BY
all respectable dealers, Or can be procured BY
them of the commercial agent, d, 5, Barnes,
2O2 Brodway, New York Two sizes,.50 cts
and 81. jal3d&w6m
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NOTICE TO AN WHOM " NAY OONCRRN,
GREAT SALE or sUPRRI0R LIQUORs.

fItHE undsrsiEned intending 20 move 10 MiddotoWn
Il. vii sell ii public auction, ~ Tho TOWN HALL,
IN MiAmisburg, Ohio, on ~. I.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. IA, 1868, 3
Two thousand gallons Of genuine RYE AND WHRA1f
WHISKY Of the the old ashened copper distilHnV.
20 be sold IN quantities, o aten g~ifon ksg TO ohe
barrel. .. '.ea M 4idlbs4a aTf aNf
This whisky vas disdlled y the gndersigned hum
aRreoe forfeit any portion ONal OF &C tis not s
uine. HE wAksAkTS III TO BIZ GENUfkf.
medical purposes, and Ply slcAns khond not iai 10
secure quantity Of a spqh a. OppoFtnnity - sol,
dom ever oneEsd Ihs nndersignea viii also on ehs
slk m9atha eTedit viii b givea 20 ali pafbhassrs
who vii e2eeue Rotes With Apptoyea uscn1ty n me
rate o sN per cent per annu, which will ~ dodt,ol
"a ON eash paymsnis. Aale IOeomnsncs eiIe o'elock
4 m on said day. Ht.H.lN HlNls7T 7
jasodIaa~ss PHILIP zAPP.
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SHAVING, MAIR.OuTTING. sMAMP0OING,

TNHoMAs A. WiSk having taken the Barber Shop
IL on Market street recently owned by James KreI
Ter, and ntted Il up in the most improved style. is
prepared 10 do shaving, Hair Cutting, shampoolng
he invites All lns old friends and customers TO give
HIM call Remember the place'-norlh side Market
street. tfsle itsIf aI ooI
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- IL 80 =. - M u z

" For Higher Wages The Stone -Masons
of Dayton have united into an Associations,
and have raised their bill of prices to living
standard it.,a.i..', 4. .ISll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MALTBS CO.'S OYSTERS 70 FNl
AT Il HE OLDssP PRI CEs.
PAYME = HATFIELp.
No. 800 THIAD STREET, DAYTON, oBI,

NO 800 THlhD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
A RE daily receiving Maltby Co.'S oysiers, direct
winch they are now able to sell ~ The OLD PkICks,
Notwithstanding the rise IN price IN the kasi
No. one, Select and Double Select, are Warranted
superior 10 any others brought west A1Iy them AMI
prove H.
They also keep constantly on hand the best article.
70 be found IN he Confectionery line, such as
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Raisins,
Mats, Cinnamon Dates, Green and Dted
Fruits Cranberries, Canned Fruits, Zine G.
gaFs, Tobaccos of different brands, and ali AT
licles in season i as aeiniI iaJ aa 20
They keep the best stock to be had, aud they ~,
Ss low as the lowest For the best oysters, ana an
articles IN the Coniectonery bns, ct5l ati. saI1
= PAYNE a HATFIELn
desid4wi Is.liHrut HIl SOW 80 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

In Richmond--A letter just received
here BY friends Of the parties, gives intelh-
gsnce that ziek Birney and Mike Sherlock Of
Co +, lst Ohio, taken prisoners al Murirees-
bopo, are in prison at Richmond Va Qni,e
number of the missing Of the Murfteesboro
battle have been at the same place. 9--is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
al saa tgtsis aUli,l0d& aAt
aGsf
Cheap Substitute Ior CoGes,

Il nlrH1a3 laf serbia ~ tfa1irsa
aia enrsaiA go glt8 it.Iq sHi ia5s8-
.si a4s s.4esg sdi ir .'Dgm no'H asn
Can rely upon getting pure article of j. o. ARNOLD.
south sidao hasket All stcks are banded 20 thai
no mistake can be made @ .- -"t-I =. -
p IL Is sold AZ wholesale prices by
q. KHEISl.1 a MCINTYRE nH4fi
.t SMITH a 0LWIN, vah arfi ff f5
FRITCh A NIPGEN,
HAt Y. BIMM Wholesale and RETAIL
3 So rla JhO. n. hDGAk, Wholesale and retail
w, X. y. AYRESt wholesale and retail. s
And at retail by almost all the Grocefs ID lie city,
" you want good buy Of those thai Keep the pure az.
nelse laanluaeinnsd by l 1tn w. q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

Is so arranged that all the fine llr should there any
cyiindeTe. There are t'fI T'H 7TTI'T1T0t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
BOILEO . BRowNED ave copwrE.
ALL THE DIRT IS 1AKrN OUT

t.5nls Ilqao arn,Hga uas aIaa4
Ji ahr s 3u.allI Heattt
HI H 81 H9s lsa raf
IL allowed 10 dry and from thence taken TO the brown,
ing apparatus where it ls subjected an even heat o
"a hours, The ="
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

a.a llld afed s,gd aaai l-h lsNa'
i ha If1l a fisirll 1.aai 1ser a8.a
sataHca U0 .na1.tg 1H4t u
10 the above fact The article can be attended hon 10
60 ioc per bnshei cheaper the ny Is pat into hs
hasfs and merely bfowned bat 70 prepare il 10 The
nlapnet Apofe described itcanno sell lover than pres
eht prices, All wishing u use this y, - -
! -llaN .lnHliItl u y -.--
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

Fsgs Fsg NON rlnS' II +.
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TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN COST.
GEORGE FL CoLES.
Sd Lock Box 81 Dayton Post Office.

Watches.-H. Kline No 1856 Third st.
has a lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

A esITUATIoN a. book. keeper in a Manufacturing
IN ostabliahmeni. Conld furnish nom zoo Il ~ Z
90 70 10 loaned on hFn-clasH security kneF boeOm.
ing mutually acquainted closer Connection might be
f0rmedln tins. Address, with real name aMtJNT-
GOMARY, boz 2i3, Day ton Pestohice.y g fsiOdss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

NOR the cure and allevaiion of Coaghs, Colds, snd
E bronchial Aficoilone. snperof 70 any other man
49, ,F,.s y, W. DIETRICH.
~ Ply ..A Apothecary, Phillips House.
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NOTICE

rs hereby gwen that py Mll9 has le I, me Nithou
Il any easse, and that fWjIl not be Responsible 10
any debia 4 ~ she may contract. mnn fu9f "
Gordon y, fep. 4 1894 -le3aSe JAMES LYONS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

Hall early, and secure seats. These lectures
will be continued every evening during the
week. and the thinking portion of commnni-
ty are especially invited
More Prisoners. Yesterday sixty.three
rebels, taken prisoners in Tennessee recently
"a portion Of them belonging to the Confed-
crate army, and the balance to John Morgan s
Guerrilla-boys-passed through here. They
were in chargeof Lieut. Carey of the Goth
|. ", and they expressed their obligations to
him for the considerate treatment he extern
ded to, them, which, under the disagreeable
circumstances attending turahce, they had
no particular right to expect; and one of
the men stated that if Lieut.. @. should ever
fall into their hands they would treat him like
Prince, and nothing they had would be auy
too good for him as''' i.a
The party was separated here, the Morgan.
men going to the prison on Johnaon's Island
Lake Erie, and the rest to Camp Chase
Beckel Hall.-The crowds that go to see
" Cricket increase. nightly--a sure proof Of
its popularity The "FanchonP of Mrs, Stod-
dart was just exactly the character suited TO
her petite figure. Her childish ways in the
first act her idea of dancing VITA her sha.
dow; her scorn and contempt of her abusers =
her return of good for evil in fact all the
qualities thatgo to make up the wild, impnl-
sion, headstFong, yet At heart good girl were
most faithfully portrayed. The love scene
with Landry was beautiful, and if it now and
and then provoked smile it also claimed
tear. The last act was perfect triumph. 1t
portrayed the mocking little Cricket as the
serious wemah then did we4Ancy Mrs. Stod.
dart never played better, and the curtain went
down amidst thunders of applause. H
Old Fadet was enacted by Mrs. Fiske, and
although very difficult character, was rend.
cred, .as all hec characters are, ia truly attis
tic style. Her scene with Father Barbeau
was Sesy Gns'IhddSd, and was frequently ap.
plauded. Mrs. Burt, as Mother Barbeau, de.
serves all praise for the manner she rendered
the part 1t is one Of the best things this lady
mas done gHHag ls@ gTEAEE r
Mrs. Hogan, as Madelon, looked beautiful
all that is requisite for the part, and yet a
very hard thing 10 find when wanted. La
Petite Alice (whom by the by We hear will
have benefit on Saturday afternoon, to which
of course everybody will go) was, as she al
ways is, perfect Her Highland Fling was
excellent But the May Pole Dance was the
growing pattof the performance and received
round after round Of applause
The Cricket will be performed to.nightI
again, and we hope those who have not seen
1t will not miss the opportunity
..Y.H -.la'sfI .. HoeTa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

Personal-"A Friend" has our thanks for
the trouble he has taken to send Us copy Of
the Hamilton True Telegraph containing an
ill-naturad and iIl-mannered critique of the
matter we furnish for this page Of the EMPrRE.
The opinion Of the editor however, in regard
to the subject noticed-or, indeed any other
possible subjects Of the most perfect indif
ference 10 US. Our estimate Of that paper
may be inferred from the fact that the copy
which has just been specially brought TO our
notice is the first one we have looked at for
the past six months, although We have hah-
died the thing weekly Our association with
gentlemen, and our habit of reading the bet
Ter productions of political friends and foes,
have united US for perusing such literature
as Is generally found in the Telegraph. 8
How is 1t l-PersoDs here have received
letters from their friends in the llth Ohio,
stating that money had been sent home by the
Chaplain Of the Regiment, who left for this
State week or SO ago AS persona here 10
whom the money was sent are 10 want of il,
they would like to get il at the earliest prac-
ticable moment iHn 1880 q
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Ho,o to Make $5a Day,
When all other Efforts have
Failed. .nl

HOOD & CO., 186 broadway. New
IL Yerk, have just published ONE HUNDRED VAL
female can easily make S5 day. without capital In any
city village. Every should possess these Secrets for
they $500 any single married person Some
OF these Secrets sold for go each One alone
cost $3.50 of the right % Pubi a. when yoa once owI
then, yea viii part with them for Several
persons are msking s2o per mouth By these Secrets
aons. By them any person may make moesy sa.iy and
copies 80 ospts eiab Of 6ss copies g. Send Government
money. y = F&%AA.i - -@A~ = 81 r oea
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NATURE OF CoSsuMrTIoN.-Ge enuine con.
sumption does not originate in cold, an
Inflammation or henorrhsge. but in tn.
bereles. And these tubercles are only Sc.
condary causes The primary canse is q
certain morbid condition of the organism,
and known of the tubercuar or scrofulous
disthesis. This morbid CONDITION Of the
general system is somewhat hereditary. but
10 much more frequently the result of IN
physiological habits. Those cases to whcb b
our own errors give rise, may be prevented,
and large portion of those who have !; /.
herited consumptiye taint may, by wise hy-
giene. be saved.
Consumption is not local disease. II
Is thought TO be malsdy of the lungs.
This notion has led to most Of the mis-
takes iu it's treatment.
Salt rbeum appears on the hand. Some
ignorant physicians say it is disease OF
the skin. An ointment is applied, the
eruption disappears. Soon. perhaps. the
same scrofulous tsint appears in the form
Of tubercles. The doctor cannot get at it
there with bis ointment. and resorts 10 in
halstion. He is still de 'ermined to apply
his drug to the local manifestation.
Sal. rheum is not q disease of the skin.
1t is Q disease of the system. showing itself
ct the skin. Consumption is not disease
OF the lungs. II is q disease Of the system,
showing itself in the lungs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-19

Small birds cbsse each other about 10
plav, bus, perb~ps, the conduct OF the
crsne and ths tumpeter "a the most extra
ordinary. Tho latter stands on one leg,
hops about in the most eccentric manner.
and throws somersets. We call II the mad
bird, on account Of those siugoIarities.
Water birds, sach. .as ducks and geese. dive
after each other, and cIeer the surface OF
the water with oats,resched neck and Zap
ping wings, throwing abundant spray
around Deer ofien engage In ashsm bat
lie, or trial OF. strength, by twisting their
horns together and pushing for the mas
tery. An animals pretending violence IN
their plsy, stop short Of exercising II. The
dog takes the greatest precsution not TO
injure by his bite; and the ourang outang.
in wrestling with his, keeper, preiends to
throw him, end makes feints OF biting him.
Some animals carry oot in their play. the
ssmblance Of catching their prey: young
cats, for instance, leap after every small
sud moving object. even to the leaves
strewed by the autumn wind: they crouch
and steal forward. ready for the spring
tbe body quivering, aud the tail vibrating
with emotion, they bound on the moving
leaf, and again spring forward to another
Benger saw young jaguars and cougars
playing With roupd Substances. like kittens
Birds OF the msgpipe kird are the analogue,
of mopkeys--full Of mischief, plav snt
mimicry. There is o story of tame mag
eie that wss seeu bnsily employed in .
garden, gathering pebbles. and with muct
soIemnity and q studied air. burying then
In o hole made to receive q post. Ahs
dropping each stone, it cried urrack
triumphantly. and set Of for ano'her. o.
examining the spot, a poor toad was fount
in the hole, which the msgpie vas stouint
for his amusement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-19

No man was ever truly Rreot-no man
ever accomplished great tbings-wbo did
not possess tranquil, steadfast and i'm
movable courage. Wteu once on opinion
is formed on good grounds-~h hen once,
after due teliberstioD, determine i'n is
taken, u should be persisted in at every
hszard Of personal consequence. 1t is
better 20 fall than to bend-to lie taken
than to yield This secures the les .'ect
and admiration of enemies, II not their
spprobation end concurrence. The oppo
tiie course is as impoIitic ss it is weak
Defeat then becomes disgrace-nisfortune
then carries with II degradation. The
woonds Of the prostrate eombatant are all
10 the back; his very sears are not those
Of honor bnt Of shame. To be weak Is
miserable. Discom6lure is more certain,
And is suIlied and aggravated by contempt.
Nothing Is achieved by concession ss 10
principles. This but repders triumphing
foe more baughty. insolent and re!ep:.ess
The best wey to avoid danger is 10 meet it
To really elevated mind, opposition is
bot stimulus TO great exertion--on iu' el-
tive to more strenuous effort. What merit
Is there in victory easily achieved! What
glory is il TO triumph over obstacles that
are light-to overpower an enemy who IL
weak! Danger is the element Of true
greatness-the atmosphere in which he
moves and lives and has his being. Re
sistance but kindles the resolution OF ex.
sltsd courage. Oblcqny, miIepre' en'a
tiou, prejudice. igno ouce, envy, passion
these hideous shapes are mere phantoms,
which vanish before the glance Of determi-
sation. aud are at once exposed and laid
spcn by voice Of power and intrepidiiy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-19

Over WARN friendships and hot potstoes
are generally dropped as soon as taken up.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-19

GENius and talent are splendid fortune
that 10 often gambled away pretty much
like mesner fortunes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-19
BLOOD. BLOOD
Helmbolts Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.
Syphilis.

This Is affection Of the Blood, and attaeks tie ssxuA
Organs LiDisgs Of the Nose, Ears Throat Wpdppe and
other Mucus Surce making its appearance the form Of
Ulcers, Helmbolds Extract ssrsapala pu-6es the Blood.
and all Scay Erupops OF the Skin giving 10 the
Complexion Clear and Healthy Color being prepared
expressly for ths class Of complaints Its BloodPuring
Properties are TO greater extent than other
preparation Of sarsaparina.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-19

MANY peoples heads are like the head
Of glass OF porter--all froth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-19

HUNTS WHITE LIQUID ENA,
IL MEL. prepared isos ne Ysesips Of Madam Rachel
Lsssrsos the eslsbs@tsd PsrsiAa Ladies' EnanelsF IL
whitsns the skin, giving ssf sstnliks tsxtnre and Inn
eany ths eonpIsxios, which b 9sits natsra witheut In
injury the Il I'm, and cannot possbly b estsetsd
IL also removes Tan, Fpsklss and san>AGa- r.f,T Il
WARRANTED. tll Atetl
hes By nA 20 Csnts Sent frss Of postage, securely
pscked from observation, with direction for
f - ~ l33 south Seven gtreet, and
Z 3 p. t- 81 ssuth Eight Street.
q <sSIy 'PtiisdelphissrG
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-19

To every old mas. his departed boy hood
10 Pasadises Lost-fuller Of poetry thon
Milton's.
Love isn't q healthy thing for young
man---it causes such tremendous swellipgs
Of his bosom.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-19

"A lazy mAn's farm is always dressed 10
weeds, as II be were dead, and IL we're his
mourning widow
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-19
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other pur.
gatives in the market, and their superior virtues
are SO universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their quality is
maintained equal to the best it ever has been,
and that they may be depended on to do all
that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, NJ. D., & Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
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A viper's tongue is said to he six inches
long; Q seolding woman's has no end.