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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

THE GREAT METHODIST DEMONSTRATION
There was large attendance upon each OcCa-
sion of the missionary anniversary exercises at
Wesley Chapel, Sunday.
In the morning highly interesting and able
discourse was delivered by the Row John Lam
ahan, D. D., who took for his text the first
chapter of the First Epistle to the Corinthians;
" The foolshness of God is wiser than men.
and the weakness Of God is stronger than men. -
Anniversary Of Sabbath School Missionary So
eiety.-The exercises of this society were held
at O'Clock, p. m., the president, Mr.. Smith, in
the chair. After prayer and singing and the
reading of the annual report by the secretary,
the Hon. Moses F. Odell, member of CongrCs,
of Brooklyn, n. Y, was introduced to a large
and interested congregation. He proceeded to
state that his remarks would be addressed par
tcularly to the large number of children who
occupied the front seats. He spoke of his own
S'hoOl, Sands street, Brooklyn, of which he
has been superintendent for sixteen years; and
ny way OF encouragement, showed how much
they had accomplished by united effort. His
remarks were lengthy, but full of interest, and
were received with marked attention by all, es-
pccially the children, to whom he IL well-calcu-
lated 10 speak In an acceptable manner.
Aiter singing and taking up a collection, the
exercises OF this pleasant anniversary occasion
were brought to a close.
In the evening an interesting platform meet
Ing was held, at which the Hon. W. r. Wiley,
OF Virginia, and Hon. J. Wright, of Indiana,
delivered few entertaining and edifying re-
marks, which were listened to with marked at
tentiOn. II was universally regretted that Sec
rotary Chase was prevented from presiding on
this occasion, as announced, owing to his alb
sGnce from the city.
At tho morning, afternoon and evening ser
Vices a collection was taken, amounting In all
considerable NJ
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and PArquette, 90 cents, Orchestra
seats, 70 eentsi Balcony Seats 10 cents; PATteTre
70 eentsi Private Boxes, as
Doors open at TSi to commence at O'Clock
Tickets to be had at the principal hotels.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

A GERMAN GIRL, refined, with good habits,
"A and with the best Of recomme IONS wishes
a SITUATION as lady's maid, chamberwofker, or
nurse. Has no objection to travel. Please apply,
In person or by letter. at this office Jan
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

The created Company I'm ths worid
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"ANTED--AH HOUSE, furnished or unfurnish-
w ed on the north side Of Pennsylvania Ave
nue., between Fourth and Twentieth streets, with
from six to fourteen rooms, at reasonable rent.
hrst class tenant can be secured Please address
10. B, Box 500. Post ONCE. dec 21-2w
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AMBSEMENTS.


Growers THEATRE, (
Pe"H'yIvanta Avenue, nsSr WRlOrdP Ho,,l.
Leonard Grover MANAGER
THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING, JAN. 10.
Last night but four Of the beautiful and dft.d
MISS MARY PROV OsT.
Only night positively Of the thrilling classical
NJ E ID ga,
TIE COLTHLAN 8ORCERRSS.
Medea Miss Mary Provost
To conclude with
THE INDUSTRIOUS STRANGER.
Bowbell Mr.. d. seteheII
Due notice vii be given of the production oft
EAST LYNNE.
,, In rehearsal new farce by Leonard Grover en-
NEW PRoJECTILEs.
RATES OF ADMISSIONS
Private boxes, -; Dress Circle, so eta, orohestr.
@ 20 ctl Family Circle, 26 cts; Colorod Gal.
leTy, 20 ots.j COlored Parterre so cts
seats may be secured from 10 o'clock A. m IN 8
O'Clock r. M, toiihOn extra nhdrte
jan 10 -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

WANTED.--At the New York Employment
w Agency ONCE, No. 6ll Ninth street, near
Pennsylvania avenue, TWENTY-FIVE (25l White
and Colored GIRLS, with good references as Cooks,
ChambermAlds, Laundresses, Mattresses, Nurses
and seAmstresses Also, young Colored Men, to
wait on tables in Private Families or HOtels Also
wanted, houses Immediately, with or without fur.
niture. Employers In want Of good help, will find
It to their advantage TO call
may 28-u NH. MILLER
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

POLICE MATTRRs.-Thos. Mehan, drunk and
dIsorderly; fined 81, by Justice Walter.
Edward Williams, larceny Jail for court,
by the same Justice.
Henry Raldy, selling liquor without license;
fined $20.94, by Justice Giberson.
Solomon Williams and John Smith, commit
ing a rapej Jail for court, by the same Justice.
Malachi Bird, ASSAULT fined 81, by Justice
Walter.
Sarah Riley, dsordcrly; fined a, by the same
Justice.
VIM. Miller, using threats of violence; secu-
rity TO keep the peace, by Justice BarnaclO.
Julia Custom, drunk and dlsorderly; fined
S9.94, by Justice Thompson.
Emma Adams, drunk and dlsordcrly; fined
Sl.04, by the same justice.
Geo. Smith, disorderlyi fined s5, by Justice
Clayton.
f. Roberts and VIM. DAILY, dlsordcrly; fined
$l.5S, by same justice.
Isaac Watkins, drunkenness; fined $3.50, by
the same Justice.
Edward Lloyd, assault and battery; security
to keep the peace, by Justice Gull.
David Lusby and Francis Lusby, hunting on
Sunday; held for hearing, by the same justice
John Leonard, larceny; held for a hearing,
by Justice Ferguson.
Nancy j. Turner, murder; Jail for court, by
Justice Gull.
Jas. Bryant, dsOrdcrlyj fined S9.04, by Jus
tiCe strattOn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

To-MoRROw-LUCILLE wEsTFRNip
EAST LYNN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

MEETING OF THE VARIOUS STATE RELIEF As
sOCIATIoSs.-A meeting of the representatives
of the various State relief associations was held
last night in the rooms OF the Pennsylvania
Relief Association, Washington Building. New
Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin,
only were represented.
Col. Puleston, the chairman, stated the OBJ.
ject of the meeting to be to receive the treasu-
rer's report of the proceeds of Mr.. MurdoCk's
Reading In the House Of Representatives, and
to adopt a means Of settling up the accounts
and divide the net proceeds In a manner TO be
decided upon, among the several State organ-
cations.
Capt. Goodenow, the treasurer, reported
about 800 In hand, and some reports Of those
who sold tickets yet to receive.
MessrR. Gangewcr. Ohio; Burr, New Jersey.
and Nichols, Pennsylvania, were appointed "a
subcommittee to make all collections, get in
all bills, and report for final adjustment Of the
fund at the next meeting Of the general com
mttee, 10 he held at the same place on Monday
evening next,
Before the adjournment cordial vote of
thanks was unanimously given Ia Mr.. Murdoch
and the chairman requested to transmit the
same.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

hoseVa Lucille Weaterr
SWlg Harry HAwL
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WANTED-AG GIRL to do the general house
W. work Of family Of three grown persons
Apply a. W, /. Wall Co.'S, corner PenusylyAnia
avenue and Ninth street. dec %
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

REP IRIN
As manufacture Trunks extensively, and necea,
sArly have all kinds OF Trunk Material am better
prepared to repair Trunks, &c, thoroughly and
promptly, than any other establishment in the city
JAMES =. ToPHAM.
oct I4-3ml
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WANTED.--Ladies and gentlemen TO consult
w La Noisine, a descendant of AstroloEiat TO
Napoleon the Great on all affairs OF life, at All
Eleventh street. Diseases examined and cured In
a few slttlngs. dec q
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING, JAS. 10,
Last night but four Of the beautiful and rift.d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT
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GREAT SUCCESS
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
Who will appear in TWO CHARACTERS
MN. p. ". BRINK and MISS CHESTNEY
THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING, JAN. 1s, 1868,
The comedy Of
MASKS AND FACES.
reg Womlngton Lucille weatern
lfplei W BaIleV
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

MAINE AGENCY
NJ AND
SOLDIERS RELIFP ASSOCIATION
once, No. 215 ) street, cor. Thirteenth
Communications to he addressed to
J. W. HATHAWAY,
State AgORt,
nst lett Look bog 80, Washington, b.
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WANTS.

A HOUSE wANTED-for a private family, OF
IA the highest respectfully, with good
" TO responsibility 6a-in any paA o. this city n
within reach Of the city railroad. II not suited
'aIt OF a house may do. WI pay fair rent, and
VIE pay for trouble 10 A person knowing OF such.
Please address Post once, box $50, NJ l.. janO
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MISS MARY PRovosT.
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HANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT.

ADMISSION.
Parquette and Gallery IS cents
Orchestra Chairs 90
jan y
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A PERFECT AVALANCHE OF STARS
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

CONCENTRATION Of BEA UTT, TALENT,
GRACE AND FUN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

The Canterbury, a. usual, IL still ahead. its
company Z second 10 none In the world, and tho
Hail itself IL the most comfortable, handsome and
popular OF any efuhe Han in the country.
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problsials.

Andrew Weinaartner,
stan Ne. ~, Wtstsrn markst House,
Dsaler in
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, &c,
Always on hand, OF choice No. stock anISdsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

Mrs. A. called and gotoue dollars worth of
TWELVE oEEf SUGAR, Ar MTNIOK,s,
The incest kind.
Mrs Il. got one dollar's worth Of the incest kind
FOURTEEN cENT SUGAR, Ar MlEICK's
Mrs. o. got doilars worth of tho choicest o,,ai
ity Of 'li"'
SIXTEEN GENT SUGAR, AT MINIoK's.
Mr.. b. says that he got the best quality Of green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINORS,
That he ever drank. and Mrs B says she got the fin
est OF - - -
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINICK's.
While every body calls gets some of that exceenI
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j. A. MINICK.
Mr.. M. says he purchased half barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT J. A. MIHICK's.
Decidedly the best he over used while the suppS
NO. NAoKEREL, Ar J. A. BIIEIoK's.
Both for size aud quality, bo exceed in This q,
any other market. " ' W
He invites all to call at his establishment aod,n.
poet his stock OF 49, ''
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
OOFFEES AND TEAS
SUGAR or ALL KINDS
Ana e largest and best variety OF Groceries 10 he ape,
IN the city. His large establishments "a on theI
Corner OF Market and Jefferson st..
aul9y .fI
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LET THE RFFLICTED READ !

6NS - ~ - :
Aud learn that perfect aud radical Is warranted
and guaranteed 10 all who afflicted with weakness
debility nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, lie
preston OF spirits, distress and anguish VI mind, loss
oi sep, loss Of memory, iosS Of energy aud muscular
b9Ner, pnny growth wasting away, and want Of
laings. impotence and disgust OF life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
sone physicians require 70 bo told the Of your
discase--the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN dors
not His perfect knowledge the human syste enables
him 70 describe the diseases without any information
from the patient TO explain its original cause aud 10
guarantee is cure Aud. what Is more valuable s he
VIII honestly and frankly tell whether you can be cured
o. n9t. Al his communications and Interviews
The botanic Remedies Of Or. Raphael the English
botanic Fhyslelan never iled yet to make perfect,
CkEf, AND PENEREAL DISEASES, without the use
OF Mercury, without hinderanss from business aud
without fear Of discovery exposure No deadly poi.
sons such arsenic, vomioa, OPIUM or any Other
poisons No mercury nor any deadly MISUNDERSTANDING
bntpurely Vegetable Botanloa Remedies are used b
lhs wonderful Botanic Physician. Ills Botanic Rene.
dea never yet failed 70 the obstinate and the
most dangerous cases. and to remove all mercury aud
AZ "a i5Sln l9s system when all other Rene
GOOD MEMS FOR SINGLE MEN CONTE8IPLAT-
ponJant of the Oddeilow Boousbaro- MarSianJ 80
on Ihuraday, the slst Of May lse0i
hnnero cures Of diseases eAused BY early indlsero
ton having beon performed by the English Botanic Pv.
sician, feel my duty, having knowledge Of theH
90 state The fAet, belgvng that In doing 30 may DO
Of young In this cltyis worthy II note he bst
home tho victim Of habit the uers ausion 10 which
causes sndder, and AfseF yeAfs u suffering doctor
lng gave up all hopes Of recovery He wished marry
and Was dearly beloved By sweet Er as ever iiIpei
word. q sisetion bot he yas al, nsryops proc
tfatu he dared not wed account Of tho shattered
state Of his syste esought relief at the hands Of he
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing ii may seem an
the bloom aud ygos Of youth has returned ard ho 10
nov the happy hiher Of pair Of bright boys"
Any who are sunsrinB. no matter what their com
RlAlnt can call on the Botanic Physician oonhdonal
Ihey may rely upon rnlioL His Ohloe \ al No a.
hAsf FIFTH Bet Sycamore 81, and broadway, GIN
a Wia,h oI-I
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Illinois Centfs ltaIlroad.


OhA hGE gF 1lMEA1
{ q 'ral, anu after Monday EoAmieris js,n ~.
ley i.ITa ,Ial,oon a and j anal as ioiiou =
Solng North, l:l0 D M aI,i ii'SaN., US
s"ihg south, 400 n m ami s,i1 = ~
ooi,. LEAVE PANA
S,ns WORTH 600 n m and gi0 a IA
nnIT south 1880 tn and AZ m,
nolt W T.. JOHNSON, CEN pas. il,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

FINHE Rtna grants policies FOR LIFE, for term
Il OF years, Endowment policies and ehildi ent En-
dowment. Also, Non Forleung Policies on which no
payment is required after ten years
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses In thi. c
within the last six months. ~
Among all the contriyances OF mon TO protect the
laimy circle from want, 10 found more aim.
le IN s character noble In It's features or certain in
lts results than Life Insurance. IL ia the prop hij,
the dying husband leaves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
Baltimore and Ohio KaIlroaa :
"a Rs d - - -. ~.

- <,,,is.c = ~ sis-,-Sss si'sE;...sy9g
u iagiau SSfi2SAa and SaIi kourh eftnsle- Al i, -
dnaits 1,p, aa p@kersbnrg on Che est sG i hoe
points IN ie Vest kseaes c for ana Tc lle,
srf sl9s hrues baly ior All lLe Fs-,,r,,,g.esi
Leave nali,nos hI, Sniy route TO RasInetoh' -,
5iOp IN. on snn' %s aSo' go ana IV50 M s, -
and s1 Washington wa m AZ eoo 7,4U ana n .'u N GUY
Through sGtsis % sha al sse ana N oa and $50
va & &mashngton Oty atan sdtionaie ,ies eau be procr,
%ulr" ldI ,'ts aaaiare as low as S n, o. 81
at ANY OF tho principal Rs5oaniIo llniors ana Ohio aS Ds
j. IL; SULLIVAN, Gen. " wl.,, me West
w.P SMITH, MaS,.I Iora;' Cen Gen Ticket Al Az" Ast
nplz
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DIyl0n' 4enln and COlumbus Nal,,o.,
- 3 vi Gsgslaa.35gIlg..Il.e5'

~ -I,ELII ~ M ~
ticket. iroin bsyton r",s Eas "a wa Columbus. TbTo
Essi Ies ss .iy Rnly Trans East i,agrnl RAVEN Siues.
CsuSGasT bay SE Express pn.Sn @ G ,sr ths
" ~ ouiy AT Asnia ana London - s ~ nj these trains
GoamLas Al AL way stations ts,SesR6" 6"iHSs,,oe iS,e q
1,ir,g arriving at layton, night s,,,o.
press l. J'I D. ma 'ni ooubus nnd oine,Sp %, h & Accom-
Trains run by Colun,o,
or Than psyroa tD"''' lime. 'me'whch minutes f.,
calling Oh W i fS yat be- bad foral aastrp o,,.
H. WV hUUDNA..I u,
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Sandusky, Dayton and ClncInno,, ~

rN'A NhhtiuuMtI k.lu
~ ~ I'LL sIlE. 81
Ia ~ anu atef hOtemuer 10 isty sn,, -D-7 -
~ nouUe' fhsseiisel anu Freight Traips , 'uitia
90 iV4N' Bolhk morrill, AZ follows; wa ieHN4
2.liI A. m: lhroush Freight and Ae,,r.,.l
v.NV WIN fnsaenger Car attached. ''Nu'iioL
HtRll -, M mail llaL Tor SprinunptI goi,..
SsONsO,V orp'u'i belieiuniunu, Fore{t ,li," i1H'
L,n,n,AS, connecting at hpnnehcht Nttb i,,. "t'
M NJ dii lu VOiuhibus, arrvng IN Collnlts a., -
r ~, ~ uf1ana tl tram Tor Uoiintlis az @ az s'ai
t,,g gu oil Ittsbufg, ~. Way uhicauo n to "lh
Ls, NIlVhis Ia Oresthe al 6.4a n and p,,, S"he
n ~ Uni az Slyuo Niti Tram On te, eri,,i e
nnnI spnb hitst arriving IN CioysaioI a. Il ~ y''+y
Wssi % ~ o.SV a "a, anu Buffalo AZ 6.,iD . hi'h
N, afbiY IiVnk n Toledo at I2:iO m Dstr,,l, =, e4t
~ w nt lu'av IN, and s.lnduslt ,lt-t.l =, o''e &c
IN. Y m' Might h1ptess Tor eliiuet,al,, ~ ~
OsAL pd behuiuntaiI4t, Uonn.stiip ~ ~ tit4ihh
aI Soig hast on iitisuUrg, H. wii,,, sI ust @ "i'H
a. ~ si.phsl Cfehtlmt al t:ia q ni lltiats,, i -
s.15 a N, hestp Hltii Iraln arriving IN In - ~
m a.i Ohcngo at lO.SU IA, at t,,. v,,t IA
MAJ ~ I'm, , ana Toledo X. Il. arfi,nl IN Aiu
Dlt'rk at 4:VV y Iil hutuil,, at ~ ~ A.
Leacnes sanets ~ nj 7!4U "a N ~ O'S' ~
I.(lh r, M hhntatilS Accommvtiaiio, l
,..e,,,' SHytoil W AfutHi ~ 1rhin non, ,,,,r
West i51 .SssM az piab m, JrJsha al lO4s ~ @
and Ih,nTs . ~ i',-t J. ~, htheioniHi, NJ iIl
West esn i .' t '.is Le - All poHl ROiih H. II Am,
R,S"n n De had hltha Ticket utnte IN ~, -, ~ ~
Ss4pi-1n - "; AlNOi lNLtt agent 'f'l'
80 are Always ah lbHfts sS ma, pi,s- ,....
pa,,, ny uivviilialOn FostN 10 Ahili ing -, i'
A as ttSftiJ a. .he oohiffpy f4usht ,l-a' '"'
M - Akeht II. hiCk, SuIsi' "a - =,
~. v. oLA1t zen. IIekaoa gelt f'''''i usht
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That he may grapplo with u; me w,.. ma, A.,
may study its natre and pall,at. M. ~ thht ne
it's - "'''o' oi easy aoooss 10 all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

EVen whore he has preceded them into ssrnitv, NV IL
the honest debtor satsiea his oonhding edtof " hen
lAle seemed least propitous. In mOraland worldly
his sting. ~ '" VI
Let any husband father son, ask hlmsel, ar / was
l" u'e tonight would those who are dear Il me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
FOR SAFE BY

VIM Wensthon snd W W sted,rt, DAYTON; Seoyga 1,
Boyer, MAN sbhrg; stoe slisef Union. i a A,i,sr
son, Centeryiile; u Myers, NeI Lelanon; II Jackson
Chamhershurg; ID + Rnner, Hrrlslairg; ID n Ol,rine
JohnsYlei Arnold Lirnbertlsouth ariington, iacob
SIN YER West Balti more; j X oikia a flo
MURPHY, Nandalia, n Nidols Litertv. ID Rsss
tvyMt,,nlefsVillei HeVerllng Hef Saem;J Pyrmont
" MMlliihns q SWaner, West Bal more; Parker, Bro
@ ooi rNnkershurgi and by D1ggists and Merchants
se"ei"hy throagiiout the Unb States aud Canadas
aualdiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
BE sATE FaoM rng pANas OF wANr, ,

Would these children have A eontort.hio L.. -.
the means OF educauon Would This wifs IN, aau
od aeni o, le cold charities Of the wordf Would sbis
estate pay my debtsl Would thsre ha No nn.,, my
ploPety ny forced sales OF AN administrator 10 ,,eet
e einds OF creditOrs- made when The n,arSsf
II tuonnHaru, and iar prices cannOt DO reaEeapi'
, 'em en answer these question TO their saIls,a.
thni mn ansy lear 70 ask shom, ahd cherish The heef
sh and o~srSI lease on lle This IL both fool.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
a N UAL pRnMIuM

Might fany b regarded as the riss,. vh,ah AN nm.
nght heart pays AZ the shrine af lashsa
JOHN ~ HTOFPRLMAn,
H"'" Agent iof LsVion and VioinNy.
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Ratlroans.
Dayton 4 Western taIlroad.
q d IEI =.


ny hnd alter Monday next trapa an ~ -.
" Central will lesye the Union De,oi si a.S ~ indei
1858 I'M and 400 ih.l 49, S'A'h street
me- ,nfssassnans, VIII sfriye At lll0 m Al sep n 81
,c'o ne c'o, hf amt i'SO m, expieSs iIs,,.F ~,
eoss % renheeions 20 a POINTS tie West ~, s,, ~,
ah's ~ ~ iiMn t. the shortest ami @ W,
70 Chieako afd the Northwest i"'"vs' ivt' 2
not' ~. W. WOODWARD sunerlnt.hin,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

Young men just STARTING In b,a,.ass a a.,
Ives 10 die ana ~ should insure their
40 OF disnterested honksty senh an
itofs, would Justly iloraasS tksir 70 ered-
would shos thnt they d MOI M M a ~ n them
A'eiAds "a posed To any yods ''sl ussl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

Width I'D col.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

~ leave Union Depot sixth st....i ~, s'Aiie y
Hii intermediate points aa totisj,, n ~ 'Yiitu Aii
tis,,.. tigeuo anl chicago Mat AZ 10 01a fn A4
SnoagO anu betrou Night hsbr,,-,, n. a.ha. y +
hoIi t. I'd. shUhMnk IA M st,,ss,,.,' e = W..
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IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NnvrR
$3.50 fF FAILS.

e will tell you their circumstances and their future
prospects, and what IL better than ALL he tell you
their thoughts and what their real Intentions are
What is better still no tell you II they will mako you
happy
Dr. Raphael IL, therefore, dependence
To In business his advice IL Invaluable He eau fore
tell with tho greatest certainty, the result Of all com
mercial and business transactions and specnatOns Dr
Raphael interpres dreams for lottery numbers with un
hiliDg accuracy. .
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Caution to tho Public.

DR.. W. Raphael, the Astrologor, has no connection
With PROFESSOR or DIR. w. M. Raphael, or with any
other gentleman Of the same name
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bring IL with you and show It 10 the girl who opens iS
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NooAS TIE DANGER IN THE FACE,
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LIFE INsURANcE /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

SENATOR SALISBURY AND Hrs "SoBER SECOND
THou6Hr."-We have never had more dis
graceful exhibition of bad behavior, bad man.
ners and maudlin INSTRUMENTATION and bravado
in Congress than that of Senator Salisbury the
other day on the floor of the Senate, and pend
ing Its consideration Of public business. But,
as Senator Salisbury, after two days. cooling
off, and with the return of ''the sober second
thought" has made proper apology to the
Senate. we think he may be pardoned this
time, with the warning to beware of speaking
for "a sovereign State" again while fast in the
clutches of John Barleycorn. We hope that his
example of disorderly conduct will act as a
wholesome warning to all other legislators sub
ject to the same temptations. We suspect that
the imp of the bottle was at the bottom Of the
late Tammany Hall proceedings in our State
Assembly, of which we have expressed our
opinion heretofore. We may here observe,
however, that no man and no party need expect
to escape being held up to the public con-
demnation of this journal for offences such as
those to which we have referred We hope to
hear no more reports of such things from
Washington or Albany until the end of the
WAR