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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-29
WORClh15 4 tAkStrs -
Observation-Disclosures
fhs Latsst---Tha Largest---Ths Bsst'
The cheapest Because the Best,
ssThs ,saost Msiiable stApdars An
(. osnoritY OF tne Engiish, lh.angpaEs,s I.
~ sss HssAr.d Aiatasns ztseators of QAao'
.rHp nusr spaLIsH DICTIONARY nxTANr.' "

Z "Hor. arc upwards o. . Hundred Thousand Words,
whose muItifarious neanngs andderiyatonl soge.nei
with the correct spelling, and pronunaaron s's
ct bsfors tbs sys.' ~ A''''e '-'''"'"0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-29
PRESIDENTS oF coLLEGEs I'M oHlo

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES LIN oHlV'
MI.rrrrA ooLLssl. lit ID truly q magnificent work,
an honor 10 tho suthor the pubshefs and the whols
country. ."-President Andrew. ob8s 81 81, gol
ONO WulxrAH Umvmnyr .--"It exceeds my expscts-
TONS II will bs my guide In ofthogrsphy and pfonun.
ciaton and will often be consulted bY mo for h neal
and accurate definitions s"-President Thompson
W, n. HcLscrIo oLLEsI-"Heretofore We have used
Webster's orthognphy. At recent nesting OF our
Faculty II was decided 10 ehanBettto conform TO tnai
OF Wcrcestefs Royal ouarto Dictionary. ."-Prosiaeni
GARFIELD. q .tJg Tgf IgIr4HhGS
WrSruH Rr,rnvn UoAlrsR.-s'I hnd II worthy oi
cordial appreciation. ."-President Hitchcock.
osxaLu ooLLsaE.--"It moro than meets my eIpecta'
tions / recommend II a. the standard authcrity N
orthospy to my children and my pupils."--Rrss'd'n
Morgan. -1 -4,.-t. %, s..
Asr1ocu ooLlEan -'I adopt and aim TO ube In tsach'
hg writing and speaking the orthography and pronun-
ciston Of Worcester's Royal ouarto Distonary -
President Hill. Dl "' =" '7'f"' =
In all my writing, speaking, and teaching, have on.
doayored 70 conform 70 the rules for oIthogapny and
pronunciation a. contained in Worcestcrs Dictionary.
Horace Mann, late President. ti
KsHIon OokLEaE, aAhlm, ,-sI most cordially recon-
mond Il a. the most felable standard authority Of the
1ngllsh language - 70 b now written and spoken."-
President Andreus.fr = aN 1ulas "a 80 o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-06
NEW Y0RK HERALD MONDAY, .. lSsa-TRlPLE SHEET

prse u scarcely srsdibs shss enc whom sAs s
e he 5 @
Sm = order ss e sempsS Dos
ssns Ss q
p S e as
s mos. profound Ms No. Ss
bat Also those prvae character. in which was ALLEGED
city or s a. SS
his appoin,men TO Office every o. fraud
s. ass aaa m the
aa" should stand tan sarsr In this cG%mq
n n ss % say which soarcs
The COMMITTEES so y .c mould y
who have been ~ q ne ms o.
rsy The explanations herewith very r s
as sss s1 either sz:.o,di
s ss sy l at S
nation q ME- DevIn while exOnera.es him from al com
i ss s " X:
Your %G' arrived very Pre-
ssn s s s d pss .so
S1% a % T.
gave their attention The Mr. Deyn a.tns the
s 81 S 1s' fsas
q me SGs o. cas % aust oe Inc
ONCE % successful termination. =, ~.
naeisSnsss of the Corporsson the City q New York
, o. m. OFT 70 q nnM nD Ds,,r Dr.
'any Stree: Ss sr and e ss $50
May New sSassy rom
April ls-To AMOUNT sedass on Fourth .vsnas
tyninth 70 N,netysecond street, regu. GA a.
f. S amount ana due On iron csri
sSss aas ON
Third avenue 10 Filth avenue, regulating
, 1863-07-22

The Recent Changes at Strarford-on-
Avon.

Correspondence Of the n. Z. Evening post]
STRA1FoRD- -oS-Arox, ENGLAND, |
June 2G, 1868.
The rest oration MANIA, which for The past
FIVE years las been raging In England, Which
rettiye architects, which has furnished the
newspapers with their Numerous "fluo art''
parag ral'hs, and which has made the venerable
cat1tdnls renew their youth like eagles, has
had ample play in this lal1owed aud beautiful
village Of Stralford. .on-Avon. The visitor Of
flyc years ago would now scarcely recognise
the tar-famed Henley street and the little
house jn which Shakespeare first drew breath.
Iuftead Of beipg one Of mean and squa1id
row, with the main window get retaining
the butchers btall, and tbs fro1t wall bearing
the wtatlcr-Eorn sign Which informed the
rasscr by 1hat there The immorta. Shakes
pcare was born,n there now stands neat and
IL true-but such a one as might readily ha1e
been the residence Of well-to.do gentleman
of the sixteenth century. The surrounding
houses Eayo been removed, and their sites
iaad out IN neat grounds, which extend quite
as@aa oacx . 10 ne parallel street. A few simple
etohe seats N tie garden arc made out Of
1ngnents OF the foundations Of the removed
housee, and In the centre stands ali rhat "a
ltit ot htonc market cross, which In thc time
o. ehnkespcarc "aa In the principal square Of
TIE HENoyAT1oS
The house itself has been rcnodled ,xftb
the gscatcet care, according to IN old mini.
taken shortly after the poets death. Though
d, ne with fidelity, the restoration has rather
unpleasant efect-it looks new where we ex-
pect only the old. And ye: it 1nust be con-
7ttAed that the building never vas So slightly
aud attractive Us it now is; and when the eI-
pceure of the NEXT fifty years shall have mel.
lowed tie freshness md darkened the Light
nets Of the restored birthplace, future genera
ticns will find in it grateful cause Of thank
fnlness to the shakcspearean veneration OF
tile nineteenth century.
The interior Of the house has received addi.
tons, rather than restorations, the kitchen
md tie room which tradition has long desig-
rnted as the birthplace, remaining intact,
though : proposition is, however, on foot, to
, 1863-07-22
Cotton In the Desert.

Recently In the House of Commons, Mr..
Golden stated that at the foot Of the Rocky
Mountains, In the Western Valley Of the Mis-
eissiPpi. there were exhaustless fields for tile
production Of cotton, and soil aud climate
admirably adapted to the plan, which only
required English capital and enterprisofor its
Development
So,nc color mny be given to this assertion,
by the fact TINT some crops Of cotton have
been 1aised in the Salt Lake Valley. But
tow, where aud under what circumstances
these crops were raised, what wus the yield
and expense Of cultivation, and what the
chances Of disaster to the growing plant from
untimely frost, either in spring OF fall, aro
particulars Of which We h.ve as ret no salts
factory information. Doubtless, with cotton
at eeventy-tive cents B pound in New York,
The article can be produced il localities,
would think Of planting It. But We are great-
" mistaken in ths CAPABILITIES, looking either
Rocky Mountains, If the application Of any
amount Of English or any other capital to tho
cultivation Of cotton there would In ordinary
times be anything but complete waste Of
that capitalist. Louis Republican, 201h.
, 1863-07-22

We arc advised Of a bit of news from John
Morgan that gives MS better opinion than We
ever entertained Of rebel. Just as he left
Miamiville en- route for Dangerous Crossings,
on the Little Miami r aiIroad, he encountered
a man with Six tine horees, purchased for our
Government service. Morgan demanded at
once the six sleek chargers. The owner, in q
and only take hall. Morgan replied that he
would, and just Us the horses were handed
over, the owner felt SO good over his luck
with Join that he communicated to him some
signs and grips Of the Golden Circle, Of which
he YVES member.
At this Morgan became enraged and swore
be was Confederate Officer, but nevertheless
he hated "butternut" signs worse than hi,
and at once took all six Of the poor fools
horses aud left him to grumb1c and swear
Zdtfstiue Courier.
, 1863-07-22
NAVY DxFAR14ExT, BUREAU OF YARDS AND Doexs. J
December 30th. 1867 ;

NAVY DKRAR1AExT. BUREAU o. YAEDs AND DocKs,
December 3oth, 1861. 5
Mess7s HosTETTKR h sAIrH, P1ttsburg. Pa.
GENT EMXT:-About four years since my attention
We called your Celebrated Stomach eiste7s being
ut the Hue perfect martyr to DyBpepsia IN MI OF tts
terrific forms indeed had not known for stx yearsau
uninterrupted nights sleep. commenced the use Of
your BteFs. taking them according to your directions
except thEt the dose reduced one a1E and souad
nyeeH much. VERY MECH benefited By the first bottle
the second relieved ensirely but hare ever aInca
taken doae In the uornisE. Immediately On rising
drding i to act ~ Tonic aad Appetizer OF the MOST
AGREEAnLK CHARACrK1. There ia peculiarly in thn
e1ectcf 5our bitte1s On Ee. which 1t msy be we'll
s:nte from any canss1 shah be suffering 60 accu.e,y
viii the Headache. dose oi your Blttess Rx1txyxs
ne IN FIFTEEN MINUTES. In eonclnEon lay viii all
sincerity and truth. would cot te returned to The
state of Eealth In which your Btttczs found me.
tzoE which they hare uSQuEsT1oyABLr Rxt1ayxp
me. FOE ALL TIE MONEY II Tuz woa1p.
an. wfth great respect, -Four ob't sery4
JOHN Il. BRoNAUGu, Chief Cle:k,
, 1863-07-22
Proposals

AT n n = n
~ " - T.
BpR1EoT1klD. june 81. 1873.
Eohce !. hereby Etsea that Propo!als VIII be re-.
cf Jnly next, II d O'Clock H.. for distrhutng The
lsNs Journals and reports of Tho late seston tho
BY a4w to be distributed the same to be d!atrthaedn
dstscts - hereinafter ccs1znaed. for which propo
ccEe1deys for the vi ole Stats.
fIopossls should specify the sam for each ast.stin
!ffos the whole sists. the sun mus: BE- named:
nom sprirEneid as soon - ready for delivery, of
which Lot1cs will be given IN convGyaucea OF char
acter 10 protect them from injury on accool1e Of
, 1863-07-22

Hect Ctroole Acrcuraa, Blood. and other diseases
THAT REQUIRE sKlIIFUL TREATMENT.
e-7s permanently located h1msalf 1t IS Haadolph.
s:-e: f;sicago Dr. .Jame6 Is recommended By the mt
desl faculty. AID the almost entire prea OF the South
.nru.-nds Of unfoTtunstea bless d.. JAMES who.
but tnr htra. would b. living . nlsar1ble exist
c@ce :'t env1Able reputation Dr. James ec1oss from
tse Lake. to tie GuE IL the result OF yeazs C. ssd1
CD obre ~vst1op.
Dr. James uses no Mercury. 1od!de Potasn1 &. ."ric
tt 6arrapAStlA IN the treatment OF blood dikE- ~
bat urnt 'a1,xer which IL positlso cure.
DrEecic Weakness cured By new epd 1nfal1c q
etEua saving bo:h time aEt cxptnse-
G5.ct aud parors at s. Randolph streo. {up
k,..ce hoars tfon 4. N. until 6P II.
, 1863-07-22
Eeqal NptlGes.

ESTATE OF ORSON SMITH.
J. Deceased-Publie notice d hereby given. TO nj
pt. aviGE Claims and de1ar - sSan. ss re ~
tucfcatioE and eet.iersent Il feEnss Term ot tte
s;I,iis Court Of Cook County. to bo holden u nc
c4y Of August. = .tEs 9eing no It'll Gay nafoot'
AhMEKT 1,hIa ~ rJ,G T ,gM1rA. administrators.
Chicago, Ju,yz. laa. 1y3kaSH
, 1863-07-22
NEW CoNyALEsczrr CAxp.3
EcAr AleKand.1A, IA, May 9Th, 156Y. !

keaf Ale1aod11A, VA. May 21ih, 1563. !
Eess1i. uosTxTrIE 4 SMITH.
DEAR s1Es%Wi1l Sou do me- the favor to forward
By express onehaN dozen HoatetteEaStumach Bi.tera
with b for which viii remit Eou receipt Of earao
90 nm unable to procure your medicine he.e and Il
ha1 quantity 1t could be sold readily. aai. Ia known
to be the best preparation In for diaeases having
their origin with diseased stomach. Iha5e uaei antf
sold hu1dreds Of preparations, hut your Bters ara
superior to thing OF the Kind am cogntxant with
Indeed no colder aaoaa "a without It, should ha be
ever robuEt and hea1tay; for 1t IL nct only rxs
TosATryx. but Preyeatsa for almost Ill dl4easAa
eodieT is snhIertto. 1havobeen afflicted With Cnzoc,e
Indigestion. and no medfclne HAS Ayroapxn HI TIL
EH1aE1 TOURS HAS; ard trua. you willose 20 the
IL sending the Bitter ordered.
Yours. very respectfully,
BAMUEI BYERS. uosptta SsalFard,
, 1863-07-22

1LDtES!-All difficulties aad Monthly IHegu-
1A1!H oi Ladies. from whate fully removed
BY new sybtem Of treatment At ooce painless and
.em1netstiE successf1l, DR.. 7. MACKtSSlS.
l'ot:. flee nox Ss7. LEG Lake s.1eet. Chicago. H.
1Il!-t -lsEia
, 1863-07-22

BRooAfS, y. T.. M8y I'd, 49,
Aees1s. HosTKITER SNTTu,
GKST1zN8z:-1 have used your Bttters daring ths
ast Six week.. and feel It due to you and to the pubic
to express my hearty apr oval Of their me-
1never wrote pun for any one ansl abhor every
thing that savers Of quaekery. But your Blters a.e
entirely reucved from the level OF taamere sosrKuxa
Ct tho day. being patent alike to a snd exactly what
they profess to be- They rot advertised to cure
everything. but they recommended to assst nature
IN the alteration AID ultSte healing many Of the
most com,ron insm,ttes OF the body. and this they
will accomplish. I had been unEe1 fut two months
as is usual with ne duztrg the Spring. bilious
and suffering from indigestion md general disease o1
the 1rucous membrane. and though compelled to keep
at work In the discharge OF my professional duties.
very weak. OF yellow complexion. no nppete, and
much Of the time confined to my led When had
been taking your week my visor returned the
sa1low complexion Was all gone. rellshed ny food
and now enjoy the duties OF the mental application
which 70 recently were 70 very lrkaome and burden-
eome to me- When used your Btstcrs FELT change
every day. These arc FACTS An tnfcreucea must BE-
made by each individual for hinsa1k.
Yours. respectfully. ". B. LEE,
Paator Of Creme aVenue Pztsbytertan Church
, 1863-07-22

DARE BARGAINS IN REAL
h.eblJ improved farms In Illinois, and pO acres of
vel located lands In Northern and Ce.tra illinois for
E8e Af low hE1ro: 130t00 acse8 in Io~a, Wisconsin
SD N tracts to suit: 900 lots in Chicago
rom $50 upwards, soNo Eara chances Real Esta10
her r. r. Books. Notes ana Mostgagss. Lands. Lot1
and MeschaldIse bauei: sold and exchanged on con1
No Methodist Church Block. P. o. Drawer sssL
Chicago tyl6-1l56-lw
, 1863-07-22

Proprietorr, Pittabu1Eh Pa.
Ecw York Office. No. 4 Broadway.
te1a g3..5-s -sul1tsW-
, 1863-07-22
VALUABLE BUSINESS AND
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
FOE SALE AZ a BARGAIN.

F17v Eto.es On Laka et1eet, four Steyes On South
Water street. three Stores un franklin atteet near
Lake forty Lot. In ols block Union Park, with
Eas. water and sewer convenient; the splendid reA
dEIce and gfouCd5 row occupied By ElA1o2 Whlta
nouas tFcrti' r uufon Pa1k and Washington stEsets
Iii b. sod ve7y chssp A1o. osser vsiasois prop
srty: In1ntre CT s. 8. EATE3. No.. Court House.
jY&E1S4w
, 1863-07-22
i. W. TUTTLE.

General Western Agent, No Btata st1eet. caieaeo,
usy22t1QtSm
, 1863-07-22

= J:DSON'S UNRIVALED
j. C,tuTa PAsTk Il more efficient 10 cleansing
- !.*t1vlnE th- trets. h+aInE diseased gums sad
'urii.t the breath tltan any othor dentnce now IN
tsbc cfItC: ur0n tic mouth 2.e pleasant
ri n. ..rtuaIe All x!,n tlnre uted tha Paste pro-
.tuacc = Excellent" Bold BY al DzugGista. 80
IL 4-!...S-lNtY
, 1863-07-22

I ONDON EYE AND EAR
J I 11'F1RMARf, No. II. corner Of Randolph aat
Dr. ..au.es lea1A Uculi-t and Arr1st ana origins
-orrc'.sr Of the London Eye ana Eac 1nflrmAsy, will
Lcct:L Nar1 all persons that he ta no nore connec
a" s ~, Heeat AF M n r.,
*. A:y. vh!rr ht tAs s,upiy been employed .!
r. Mt Of this 1r+t!utton k.ce tho nfst day OF iAst
,ay -: received wages Ut other servanta wI:houi
.-ilf one dollars worta IF the oltre furniture. o!
,'kt VI medicine. ttlice hours from 10 u II. AAd
I'M !o5 +. n. Post OEcs ORA 1Cr GEL
, 1863-07-22

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR~
i kECE CO.. oi Eew Tork 2. g. Winston. P1na
ds1t. CaAh Assets february Ut, 1888.
$9,225,1l9.78.
d Cta3NKHlTE, General Agent fcf Nor:nero ard
Cs1t Ulir6a No 6f:laEk ss Chicago te1:s c<es-1Y
, 1863-07-22

i I:T1FICIAL LEGS.-C. Stat:
{ j In1.:. rule proprietor and manufacturer Of DR.
tiLt'N'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG. fAs be IN
Gent +t!ch has appointed l,m supply them u dis
:e:,, :;,!e:e PRE- Urdcrs sdaiessec 70 Z. rAF.
s III ,2i South e11R.k street, Chicago. will ftcely ye
a:Eiedt,tc attention. Send for Pamphlets.
T. {. OK ~ iii Il lAd1t i'm 4 XAX
, 1863-07-22

r}.IESi PILES!! PILES!i!-
Z n, wI:1e!t's Vegetable Pills surrAaa all other
-:netl-s IN tie apd Ad rndicsl OF Piles. TeAtt
:o2i-l ton. lad.tf and EeEtlcroen who have been
.iDsac@tsts mo by the Proprietor. J.. YOUNG. ~
:.uas'~ y, n. +. Sent By mat to aEy &ddresa,
f,.rr A1riA
, 1863-07-22

I ANDS.-To all wanting Farms.
Large and taE1vfag seetIenent Of Viae1and, mild
cl,nat: this Is les souSh OF Phla1e,phia b7 ra1oGd
Eleh soti p:o9uses laEEe crops tseD agra tracts IT
good bnstress openlngs, good society Hundreds ata
7etGl1 aG6 n,aE12E psoysme7ta, Apply to CH -
y. J. Letter. arH:ssred. Parers co:tai3sE ea1 a.
formation. will he seat Tree. taEEsD II
, 1863-07-22

1863 THE 1863-
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL B. z.
426 Miles Double Track.
sss e, sese ~
ssS asSss Z I'd s si1 e 5;:Esa e as sss
THREE DAIY TRA1NB FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
e~.ta c:ose connections from Western Cites,
AZ connecting direct to New Fork. THROUGH FHu-
Is Sc scsRsSs2a 4 df1of'Ss0ax fo'
EroM 1 Pstsoo.gh @ e. y New Yo1k one tr1n 11as day.
1tv1nG II sdvauce Of al other rnutea.
SEVEN DAILY 1RA1ss FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
ss;s geod e ~ ot the soard ines Fare al poia
sise2t3E Car nigst trims 70 Philadelphia. asx
@ Easssss s % casesaa through snd Transferred t.ea
FH e "a 81 rs.
ssa sa q II gtT Ta,E
& e t. 81 a. Ps Psss TO-
.: 4so 81
!asSs Tsasss.ts: Ss@es5 asa hne?s !:s,.|eps- 81
" .sa
e H. ths %
f E5 e Y " s2fsa fG 10 and m my point
IN the West b7 the Peansyvsnis Cent-a Railroad IA
AT Al T1aEs a. yAvoaAsf1 u ARE CHANGED Bx oa14-
~ g Ps:Esalsr id Ga,s packages VIA Pxnza
s5Es: :, g e ss1e zsss sR
, 1863-07-22

>K. HUNTER TREATS ALL
t',-rntc Ds+ease.. puch ns Colds Coughs, Con-
7'.r,t.: A.th:uu the LuAgt. Heart. Stomach. Kid
ys tiadar nd ~ ts n:sea Dy:peps';a, ;,,d o1s;Ie.
~. -, !tEes ant Rit cr,is2:alrta OF women aud
"a. .cn: tore Eyff aud Ears. ta,aract Discharges.
-saf.. Il, I5urTlLG Seuuds Dr.. Hunter ts the only
!. X lid st1:Es OR ULCERS. TUMHRs.
WENe isILtS AMI F1STELA,
-lti II c.t:;Eg viii, te knife. Anle:trrs 1nqat con-
=: II. M TO: tpseoy aofTss; d D; HuHrEH. .
- etr-r:. .tou4Croi Dcs:boEn. Chicago. lunoA
-. r.. =
, 1863-07-22
6tlmbul0's &xtrft 8ufhu,,


x5I z2S:a|
| |H HE4s8oID's
| Compound Fluid
EXTRACT BUCHU
POSITIVE AND spEcHIs
REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF THE
BLADDER,
KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL,
AND DR0PSICAL sWELLINGs.
Thk Medicine ocreaaes the Power ct Dlgas
lion, and E3cftes the Absosbents into
or Calcarous Depositious, and all
the Unnatural Engagements
ere Reduced, az well rs
Pain and Inflammation,
HELmB0LD,s
EXTRACT BUcHU
Has Cured every Case of Diabetes in
which it has been given.
Irritation Of the Neck OF the Bladder and In
f1amation Of tho Kidneys
and 100 9uca canaot Be- ssld IL It, prsss g3ee
Nooc Aa4 AnuMu II Idutf6 t46 MQb[ QrEeQE
somA. TET II.
HELMBOLDs8
EXTRACT BUCHU.
FOE
liberation Of 7he K1dn6ys and B1ad.
der, Retention OF Urine, Diseased
Of tho PROSTATE Gland, Stone In |
Che H1adder, Calculus, Grav-
a., a1ickdusx Depok3s,
Females, Females, Females
In Affections Peculiar to Females,
, 1863-07-22

WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
" ac. .ooe a=ree In IOWA, Minnesota and Wtscaa-
aln-tnp1oved and uuinprovtd-for sale Pamphlets
minntely de-esihiEE, ss,ae. Furnished Tsyes Paid
ana tal' e Fayess g ta5=s o. a. Lands paeed
dolp:i atSset. Chicago. Post 0n1cs Boz Ht9.
, 1863-07-22

~ Ahex tEo annual premiums arc paid, he Compsn3
~ s1otg s Iesarn rzteabe proportion thereof OF
pug pr policy for such n nm cunt ~ that cash
sA'oe *ou4o puieaaaa without further payment,
, 1863-07-22

:>Jic CONFESSIONS AND EX-
/ !,:.,.1,.ScE OF AN INVALID -ruhllshcd for
j.. l. +"r'. s:id whrni.g and ! CATION 70
.,t.G ~EE witt +nlic- fro Nervous Debility. Ftt.
u D. cay Of M21.lood, ETC.. supplying st to saIae
&c. -... NV " <.~-,,x,
~. s,, la. cu.td ln,seN alter being put to great
+: ALa tLjurJ through medical hnmhug and
=. cl's!nF rost rid addressed enve1ope. single
~ :. a: 1t I,A1 of ttr+ xuthof. NATHANIEL MAY
II ~. ~ Gturt. Kl2gn Cau1ty. h.Y.
-, M
, 1863-07-22
TIE sTRATPORD CHARITIES.

But the visitors miss considerable If thev
do not enter the yestTy room, and, forgetting
Shakespeare for q moment, take look at the
dozen or two Of large painted b1ackboards
which are suspended On the walls, and record
on The little yellow letters the charities left
to the parish By pious folk Of the olden time
Such bequests are held by almost every par
ith In the kingdom. and Gladstone iately
raised IN excitement by proposing in Parlta-
ment to subject them to taxation. or eyen to
, 1863-07-22

Has ever dore this after rolicv waa forf~at.a n,
payment Of premium when due The pSlr1 i3,ena * m~a
therefore carnot lose what they pay In they nncorr
unable to make chelr regular PaYmoutA '1'e
, 1863-07-22

Thk Medicine Increases the Power ct Dlgas
t1on, and E1cites the Absosbents into
healthy action, BY which the Wate:y
or Calcarous Dispositions, and al
the Unnatural Engagements
ere Reduced, az well as
Pain and Inflammation
, 1863-07-22

TItEe "eix tenements" have since been
toni down and the money otherwise invested.
but TIT bread Is faithfully distributed every
Sunday in little room behind the church or
ran.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-04
@enlral.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOspITAL
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CuRE OE pRINArE II

Established in the Year 1850
FOR THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES.
And under the control Of two Of the most Frnins nj
Physicians in the world,
nR. E. BONAPAHTE, from London and Paris
~ hospitals and for the past ten years OF the Cn-
%Hnnatl % Nenefesi Hospital and Or, e. y; hEYHOLD5
late OF New YORK, This Is the only o'ice in the CITY
whore a permanent cure Of Private Diseases can IL
obtained, without the USE OF mercury or change OF
diet Gonorrhola cured IN to ~ hours Gleet cured
IN 60 10 daYsi Structures cured IN 10 weelts. Noc
inrnal Emissions stopped IN TO 6 days; seminal
Wesknes SnIed =, in tos ws}ksi syphilsnits puma.
TO 3weeksi Skin Diseases cured IN 20 weeifs; i'm
potency, Wgor restored m 10 weeks All diseases
OF private nature treated with unparalleled suceess
male r female. '
Dr. Bonaparie great work on private Diseases. IN,
Private Guide 10 Health, hanelielal 10 n male Am,
female old aud Toung should read this book itgiii
enhshten those who grope ia darkness. Priue 20
cents, sent by nindl.
Dr. Bsnapartes French Patent Male salSi II /.
perfectly safe, aud never ias 70 20 satisfaction Iis
the only safe and SURE prsyendse against disease
enc, 81 per half dozen, 81 per DOZEN sent by mail ~
hs-Madame bOlfER'a Female MonthIy Pills ~ \
safe and reliable remedy for suppresslons and ali II.
mails diseases Ladies' should not use them shn4ng
pregnancy, they viii produce Dlisearrlsge frte
81 90 per box-eztrn une S6--sentto any address by
Drs. u. a r. are theme 10 eonsnlt. they are M.
quesnonably acknowledged 20 be the champions and
kngs OF Venerea diseases, and the only Doctors sho
receive monthly reports from the old Woiid, they
have been accuaiomed from an early aee pf vonfh (,
witness the various diseasea which Rilliot mankind
s9d 20 Sash s progress through long career Of
humble abode oi poyefty 10 lhe mansion Of The veal.
NY and having ascerialned leyond doubt the vast
geueratiye system a. fparileiiiar stnds AMI
vote their wnoshttenlion tothe slovaion OF tie As
eases Of eseimportani fnneiOna Noieiters wii fe
answered uneAa theyHonthin 4 renittenue on a rs,t
ge stamp. Onil or address, ? Il ifT
-. &c. BoNAPARfn& REYkoLns.N
RI s tsssyess eya,sn s,ae' eewesa fiHh sAih. ast
once hours apm A.M.iOgPH d
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BY the Way, Have You Heard
the News
j. A. MINICK,
HAS received his Spring Stock, large, well.se.
Ill ected aud Of the best quality.

Mrs. A. called and gotone dollar = worth Of
TWELVE GENT sUGAR,AT MINIUK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs u. got one dollar's worth Of the incest KIND
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIoK's
Mrs. q. got one dollars worth OF the choicest aual
ity Of f''
SIXTEEN GENT SUGAR, AT MINIoK,s.
Mr.. d. says that he got the best quality OF green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINIoK's,
THAI he ever drank, and Mrs B. says she got the FIN
Get OF
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINICK's
While every body calls gets some OF that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. A. MTNlOK.
Mr.. NJ. says he purchased half barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT J.As MINICK's,
Decidedly the Peat he ever used while the supply
NO. MACKEREL., AT }. A.MlRICK's,
Both for size and quality, cannot beoxceled in tbis or
any other market. ~
He invites all 70 cali at his establishment and,p.
pect his stock OF
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
OoFFEES AND THAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety OF roceries TO he
IN the city. HIS large establishmeltis ~ on thel
Corner OF Market and Jefferson SITS.
au1gy