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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-08
MrOiraI.
To Suffering Humanity.
DIR. w. w. RIcHmAN, ..
THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAlRY0YANT,

NxTOuIn say 10 the sick and afflicted that he cans
w osthe blind 20 zoe, the deaf 70 hear, and tho
Lame 70 walk without the use Of the knife or eny min
RHFtiMATIsM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION, aud
ali FEMALE WHAK Ess rs cured IN FEW days
AlOHRONlO COMPLAINTS relieved without hil,
by calling on the Doctor AZ his NJ hs boarding
house, No. 80 81 Clair street, second door rufth oi
the Univoruahat Church, Dayton, Ohio, Auidf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-08
Acnl6l.
CINCINNATI Observation-Disclosures

u.
Established IN the Yoareo.
FOR THE CURE or PRIvAA pIsEAsps
And under the control Of two Of tho host Eminent
physcians Va the world
nR u. BONAPARTE, nom boue, and p.ris
IL Hospitals, aud Tor the post ton yok az ~, Gi,
oinnati Nenereal Hospital, aud Br. n HlRY NM ~
late Of New York. This n the only oih4 In the oiiy
where permanent cure Of Private Disct's can M
ohiained. without the use Of mercury obhanee n
diet Gonouhoa cured IN q 10 ~ hours, Aet e,iro,i
VA to 10 davHi structures cured IN to wShs Mo-,
turnRl Emissions stopped IN 10 o dhyAsc,n,nsi
Weahnes cured In toS weeks; syphlsin nr,,,1s
ry stages cure m days. Secondary symptlI in =
to weelA; skin lhHnAscs curod in 90 Wa q, t,,
pltouny, vgpf reHiored M 90 iweeks Ankenses
Of private nature treated with unparalleled kooss
Dr. Bonap,rte's . great work on rnyato dfseaA ,,,
Private Guide 70 Health, is beneficial To ALL md AMI
female, old aud young, shouii read this book MIN
enliehten those who grope In darkness IN" "sh
cents, Hcnthy mail.
nr. BsnAparte's French Patent Male safei +.
perfectly safe, and never fails 90 go satisiacton H.
tho only ahfo and sure preventive against diaek
Price oi the French Patent Male safe, 81 tho sink
sne q per half Dozen 81 Per de1en sent by mail
sale and reliable remedy for supprosslons and ali III
male diseases Ladies should not use them dslnnI
pregnancy as they will produce miscarriage puc
mail.
Drs. u. A r. are the men to CONSULT they are un
questionably aoknowledged 70 be tho champions AM
kings Of yfneroa diseases, and tho only Doctors VII
receive monthly reports nom tho old world, the
have been heousiomed rom nn early age Of youth Z
witness the various Diseases which alilct mankind
and to watch The progress through a long career ,
professional study la every sphorO Of lilo, nom N
humble abode Of poverty " ihe mansion of the woe
thy aud having aaooftuned leyond a doubt the yai
suieung OF humauity, they determined 10 select N
gcnerave system aH their particular atudt aud 70 a,
vote their whole attention 70 the alienation OF the AZ
eases Of these portRnt functions No oltera will
answered unlesa they contain remittance % pos
age stamp. Call or address,
prs eONApARrE & REYNOLDS,
No l6e Sycamore ntfeet, huiuotn fihh a Sixth GA
side, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Once hours rom AN. toBP,M. foA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-08

IA q NJ saasISa siIE:....il ~

skA&k M gxx-.ai0s ~ - s.sS,5S.
~ AhhAI NATIONAL kOUIk--I erlii,.,.,s M 4, .-,,
~ hBiYn aud baltimore on tho ERst, and Wb.ciIt..
honwood ind farkersburg ON the West at wich MAJ,
WuhltcH Wllh hallroads, Steamere, Sc Tor and ron,
POINTS IN the Mopti southwest and Northwest
Three Trans Iuiy tor ali the Eastrrr tiit,ss
- rms ~ the only route To Washington gtty-G.
Leave baltimore at 4.Ju, 7;4u and lUUU M And A a
hnu eiVP M ON SunuAyH al 4:3O and T.4U mn opI,
Leave washington at 900, 74U aud n a nj and yS,
ana Q y ~, ON sIhdaya al a50 and y ~ only
through tickets TO tie Eastern cities can ~, nrocu,
via Washington city al an additional char,,, al
ihe AS quick andiare as low M ly ans other Tout.
inquire ior tcacls wa baltimore and ohio h,ulruno
H. SULLIVAN, ten. Wesiera All
m Il. NJ cola, Cen. Ticket ARt
W. +. SMITH, Master OF 1ransportation spto
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-08

qlhesa Bittsrs are put ltP in quart
bottiss, Of tOhioh tho abovo is a fac
siyaiLe dhs label 10 finely sR-
graved, and is pyovi3sd tptth
safe guard from osuRteTfotteys.
price 81 per bottle, or gtS for S5.
@ w Pobaok, proprietor, No.
East Fourth Street, cinoinnott, TO
lDhopl aI orders should bo dd-
J.....y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-08
Illinois Central Railroad.

NhAhIE OF TIME
4 and after Monday, November Ia, 1861 ps--.,,,,.
~ Trans VIII leaYe MattoOn and rAuA, ~ follows.
LEAVE NATION
1oinB North, l!lO y M and lliU0 y m,
Soiug South, 400 m and $500 D m
LEAVE PAkA
Going North, 500 IA and 1850 nm
Goihg South, ll.3O m and 7.ib n m
Mlly W. L. JOHNSON, Con. Passenger Aeept
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Cs~plsrion Of the Next Co.gr.~..

To hs bdsso' q Tao y. y. Ir'ts~s
SIR: Tho Washington correspondent Of
TIA Nee YsrL 7irn writing under date of the I'D
ult In a litter Alternating TO $50 he political com
pleslon oi the mex, Iouso Of Representatives, says,
"Of shsln.- H. Chsnil, nts Ander,on cf ken,nrhy,
soth.rn lsn thoash tho rb ss,n rors ". ,is by mar
r,s, u Ssyini JosTh sesf ond,n,ooit TO h.'s had
Wien. ?,roli.m sao bfesA. cot 10 been esTd to
ssJ A ~ ~oad vote fo ,A'e{ fs ,iers res ard HIN -
-. Kitchen 'sIds siusf'ly for emsnepies; Ih"i'
lie vii go inio caucus 100. No vel 10 hla Anown
Ethsndr. Csrs and to msls an anti Demcent sp.At
hA. set named Sic ksnis " coBss, hisoaen
order ). sIeiua. h' vote nom the ofsHs'isn Of ih'
iiopss"
The Letter Of this correspondent inly written
wilton, dae reflection lie onsht IA lave kuown that
by the ralcs Of tho House whoever receives The certf'
caie o. election Is admitted and 1t then Gvolrss On the
contss,ap, TO ou,t hin from his sea, Mr.. Kitchen.
Therefore having received the certificate will no doubt
be allowed to vote in the organization Of the House.
Tho alrsion to Mr.. Mckenzie and his friends is very
unjust, HE idea that bs Ia tho head Of conspiracy
io dsfcai The Administrator In any wny not only pre-
;orerous brit absolutely fuse. The Administration hss
no warmer or rnd In the South than this gen.
tsmAn ~ every member Of The CabInc, will willingly
,.fy Ho 10 for the Union first last aud all tho time
and since the breaking ont of the rebellion has rendered
efficient service 10 the Goyernmrns thar ANY otler
senleman Ia th. state Had the correspondents OF
~. TYs,f been ANXIOUS 10 make . truthful statement
he could have ,uy scerhined these facts IL 10 not
only duo r Mckenzie but 10 also due tho ioynl and
un-w .rspr Union men OF ths district vito voted for
him ailn0st uDlDiHouay. that tho sDOts slatccnt 10
Hons. Henry Winter DAVIS and Lewis McKcuris are
old and personal and political friends aud tho
reflection ~ tho principles and views ~ one \, bnt
reflection VI tho position and principles oi the Qthor
lAs1sns'sI, Va Now J. lvl JcSriLA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

,.u.o 1Y;s ,srao, .ad heen originally employed A.
o,t NJ mnil agent ~ Gen Popes headquarters az New
Madrid and before Corlnth lie Is sa'u 70 nav. ".n M
finally expelled by Gen Grant from that hrnN-a, any
rste lie left IL under n cloud. Gaining Zen hoSc
cranss confidence hf secured the rSi 10 sen hewspa
rcrs in the army and subsequently rose 10 oo apPoed
TO organize a system Of army police
Whatever may have been his rcd merits or dcmeriis
II Is certain that nearly ever, rcsPeaois ohcrr IN ths
army particularly among Gen kose'F'uss wnrmesI
friends declared him unsafe man FOR 80 important
MACE and many of them did rot hesitate TO denorrce
him as villain The people and the state Government
nronourccd him corrupt eud irercenary ile was
char gcd with cotton speouiaios oi h iioH cn scto
ard with all manner NJ rascShrer.
But 10 was remarkably shrewd. No evidence was
brought against bn sufficiently clear to convict him in
Gen Rosccruss eyes; and TIE latter hy no means IN
sensible Aatoy was so played upon as to bs l"d 10
believe implicitly in the honesty ard Sail oi his thiof
Of Police The complaints herrnrded IA persecution.
and the doggcd obsuacy OF bis nature was aroused
and in spite o the remOnsrances OF his best friends he
stuck 80 Truosda in defiance u every charge and us
picOn. There 10 evidence o. any corrupt c"nnec
lion between them. and those who know Gen Rose
Grams VII utterly scout ,t aid pudiGe the des but
Il cannot bs denied that retaining I'm most stTousiy
injured the General in the estimation ol The Govern
ment and even compromised him with his own friends
This n distinct source ~ Dissatisfaction here
which. combined with the accumulation of all the rest
aided Ia bringing tho GoNernmen' TO The point oi TO-
motsl.
TIE uL-YELLISG WITH GRANT.
Add 70 III this that to delay ut Mur'rce,horo had
produced such f.lug between Rose,fsns ana brsnt
thGi they oCrd nos serve amcaby together, ana !. Is
seen Why n.or ii had been decided 10 place Grani al
the head o the great concentration OF our armies ~
Chat, snooga y LOT pcs,ibc to leave Cen Rose
crans ia even tho subpfdinae position which the CON
nandcr q the Army Of tie Cumberland was thonsri'F
/ l'vaid 20 have. -
such then are the causes Of the removal which -
startled tie Ration II they more grave Than those
ofus WHO friends 10 me justly fist0gu'sheh
could have wished ihcy least not such as aiect
his personal honor or dcf-sct from the ncearncd rep
utation bis pre-, brilliant services have gwen nun
AGATE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
The TInh Asse mbly Dissrirt-

r. "a. I.,.~ II TAs n. b n's~~'
SIN; .nclo-c n copy Of a re-olluon passed.
b, the E.~cs,lve COMMITTEES of is nion state Com
t,li,os os tho 9Th Oclobsr LAT. and slso circular
..u.d 70 tie electors of the Vth Assembly D'iricI
Ilrookl,a on he .stA os October. II !on VII oe so"
enough TO pablsh the resolution and ofoaiA'' WIZ
Ave IL FOR your readers TO decdc sheih"f sLs circular
va "bosus" uruue." ard whether tie use o' my
na.s a. Chairman ~ the State Committee was unau-
,lor,sd. Ke'Ieo,iaiiy yosrs cnns- JosfA
S.,-k~,; l1
r. @ L>s,,-, v. .as ya fsss-Av Drs'''ef N'sh sI's~a~
a.. 4. saf.s.A UssSs -. 49,.
VI. IN. vsAe,,sp.I r.s1<rs Of the .bss. Dsirc s,ss
hs>'ty 4 esins your s',sriien 70 sAo ~ "a l
i,ss' 4 p-rJ 70 or oo"mos eosn'' 0 '-pso. ~ - - h.
,,.v q "a. s,.Ii,n.Iy -as a.ds . d',.s, u.
tsss vie Ia esr A.sae, District 80 VOL p,Jieu
us. esof' T. secure Ito scsnos y ~ Joan
C. rsry -to received TIE ansuifsous nonra'"n ~ a.
ssHt, fon ,f~ Uuis. suvsH..os .nA no '.' o1 =
he sssIf.'. oysy " the 0o'srnrsei al q ~ h'
'' ''' tn, {.. q u. nssh. s... G..,SS SDSes cs.u
BAILi j. uATHAwAi,
vr,cs7 r1 ts sI GosFsr GSf III sHfsTDcr
Snas S,ss klssHLL, iohs I0ns u lbThty rliIb1TIhrsty
J. b. BFkks wN PET. and othsra
Asros Hcr,s ssv yoss Ocs q 1884
s vo~tins ef ,iis COMMITTEES hsi al ths1 lhs DAY
the following prssnbls al r.'ol1sos ven srAlleu'y
81 pied rotiyn VI Jausshslv
ASs1s IL 4. f.prc.~AieA to this Conmss ,l-. o.r,sin
psros, claiming 49, ssdsT iL- asihoiJ tier Of Lsvs IN
tho n if.T-se~ IN tie 'th Assmby
p.sut of IN. County Of Mug. and Shereds 10 zach
uof.iy t.s b.er tvea, therefore,
R,.lreS 1hs The s~cTstsry be directed 20 Nfm John G
P.fry ,sa ns regular utioE csudidHe fof Ito soI.ssd
D.tc' that p~f.ous have BEEN appui.d by behalf
II th. Committee 10 intsf'srs Ia any manner with h- sfas
Of ..s Dishc sri that the only candidate which can -
feenguiI.d the unon oaaids s tho ono regularly nonr
u,d ., "a. Eion Couvsncn Ia ssii 'h pst, h,s Com
ntse iElsrnf With local roansors unless Invited
% to do BY the oontsndng parties Ia the cos egsrsy
oopyl IsAAc FtLLtE eeerctsy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
iiiyvriscmcu, r,,,r~r ~
kCARp TO TuOsg WHO ruT THEE

II NtkD ~ tu'rh NhV q lrvokiyut
noosLsst woci the house OF Ahfam ri Toe house ss
,hs house OF e. a. uoOdAlo Staten l.ana NV hurvisrs
~ r. Powell FlIabeth NJ J., were bots u and about de
Ia oach thee o'n one 10 Alarm rss
s.ph which or 81, year. never ss... c being
give the alarm. thus ,sns vhs lives Flushing.
r"S win asc Is. about !hs :. loo. IL
,-stor, bat ha Ing befssI 81. bsd de and other
psnSsSs, sS", ,ns ,a hos ss. T. No. ~ s''sd" s'
i,rA IN al
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

FATALLY IKJuRgD.--An inquest WAS held on
Friday by Coroner Eanmann. at the Ncw-iork Hos
pita on The body Of Henry Carson who died ffom q
fracture Of Of bis legs on Sept no. at tho foundory
OF Mcssrs Poass 4 Murphy, In Cherry street by fall
ing from scadod. verdict " socideatai death wss
ssp pddIsd b. the Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
NuNtftltchleNt
CONSTITUTION WATER

,hcu, doubt NE ony Snovn remedy ior piAnsr ~ ,s-
," "a t:sAvxL PgiCK pvsr pgrcsis. lsRirAfos "x.vs
49,. on rHk BLADDER INFLAMMATION ~ tss Mv.
srarsa o. rnx BLADDER, and all FkHAtH 'AAsS'
-..... 6rcn
of thu country IN circular which viii be sea' "n
Jesni stamp, incos 10 MoasAs i ALlss' "as"'-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Advertise ucnt. .
GAIA TINIs TO. DAY AZ BARNrMs MVsseMt

hin, IN, at Ga, %. tie Sanford LrotLes and MIC. s
ard p,r con.eqi,H, their irny and
ard Ballet. Never such rich and amusing -. A fs
,i,,, v,n AZ tho Alu.rua- po s seeing Tie ic.'
arl m.rri.aeal 20 ay The three eesGa! ,.sis
VA, tixurcs and Tie towering Giant Boy soIs Nv '
sorth ..s ysieo oI fdGi!sslSn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
lAl,-,gi~mrnif !
LAWYERS and ,

LAWYERS and other professional mon can
49,, Az, talent. :op H. by tic pfope; s1.sciss Q, ~
talents. thoy sheir whole power How ~ ~
a, ,.u,ht only sy Ph.snolo.y cstcioie erennc -.
ef trr with professional advice x 60
,rt Phrno'ssisi eerno, TAIL to b. of ,erSco 20
Ar- msi. 81 all hour; b. towLsh 4 WsL<, NJ -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

INSPECTION oy rBg NINTH REGMENT. This
regiment will be inspected Monday evening next at
tie Kim street Arrnory The following elections In this
command have recently taken place;
l. A. Lsnnns Captain 20. d. vice D,Vi,. rioinc,sj
ssrons C,ps.in CO vice Ruher',sd Promoted - banss
t ,.psin Co {. Lowell res'.nsd ". J. trc.- rg
t.p,sla Co A. vice Jolnon snsd, A. Mscoo., ffss
Lisu,enant CO. A. vice Nrc1,nhes promoted H. &. Jonos
Second LisateAsn 90. C. vice bsrf promoted. APPont
usnis hs,. tosu ni.as Of H. b. BIooIs AtJstas,i W IA
Had QGsrtsI master
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
fAiverilsen.cnt.l
Aa ..

,.,, -,r,ns Asp IOUPERS. --.|aponiea VI
lLLusioN 80 f,r restoring ard beauifylus The Has
uc Soe,r,e Sio,.. as :, L. Bs,rsr. NO. 3j5 broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

ambition Nevertheless. thore ara sorne able ofccrs
here who yet anticipate desperate conflict when We
cross to the other side Of the Rppahannock may be
So but II 1t should Tins prove ny prophetic vision u
more Extraordinarily bcfoggod. BETA.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
AmERlOAS bible SOCIETY The stated meet

AMERICAN bible SoCIgry.--rhc stated meet
Ing OF the Managers was held at The Bible House Astor
place Thursday. the 9th inst ,: ccIock p. IN. Pea
tiAh Pert of the Vice Presidents. IA tie chair.
assisted by james LonoK. ESQ.
The Ro' DR. Hutton read toe ioth rsalm and offered
prayer.
Ttrce new aasiisries were rrcoguired-one IN Con
nccuont. ,ne In New York. and one IN Iowa
Communications NoIs received from Mr. irecer,'A
Hicks. Panama In regard to.operlngs for D'o'0 "''
trbution In Central America which are no' 'e'! "
courssing, nom the Rev. W. wellerun mcrenu unr IN
Denmark and Norway, nom tho Rev DR. brrrns' no. .on
don. In regard to printing the ialsarnn anu "'
ern Greek Testament from Tho he., p,S ,,n,lr. w.
Schsuler. aud Rigs IA seIr'ehO' W '''N"h Wv
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

DEAru FROM A SrAB.-John Mliler Young
man who Was stabbed in tho abdomen. IN ffscae
opposite tho BoWery Theaer on saturday nlsas us
d,ci al tho CITY Hospital On Friday. Coroner ~. ~
mann WAS notified 10 hold an inquest on the body -
case is At prrscul involved in some mystery uh.l
probablv DO e.oaGcG up by the Coroners in'estsA'@
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
IAdysrtisefnsut.I o..,.avra
OppuYso op F,GIlsa VELVET AND bRuMEL.

CAxrrriya from tho ceetsei "a Ta sr, slse
Ies, 90 lres'ply SUPER snd Fine ingram ds vidsi
Ras,, Mats hating Table ccver. pI.sss.,s prses AZ
Ot Cloth. nom 80 ~ iest wfs, isssrn IA IA jlaxsrs.
,os, wv ,Srs sasrslt bisi H,SJ, Ase"ssos 3 N'' ="
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
The CRoroy WATER WORKS EXTENSION.

According W an estimate ~ tho Cro,on Aqnedues
Board the following will ret be required to com
plote The new Reservoir and other Surrounding improve
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
TIE FRyAK, OF rnk WIND. .-Abon. =? O'clock

The FREAKS oy TnK WISD.-About . o'clock
yesterday afternoon a sudden gust Of Wind from the
southwest surprised the Gohantes by sweeping clouds
Of das from the street,. blowing on hats and bonne's
making rude assaults ornolne, upsc,ng candy and
s;e stands tearing awnings frofn their iaStonings
and toppling chnneys FROM the roof. ~ hulduss 10
Printing House Square and The Park the scene pre-
sep,cd Was striking aud udlcroas Nes ran here and
there In pursuit " thsir hats women eierted The 10
most Of their endeavors 70 prevent their dresses from
infaton by squa,ng upon ,Lo ground or seeking shell
ter aroand tho nearest corner. children woro blown
down. carriages brought 10 stand si.l she horses
refusing 20 travel in the teeth ot ths wind. China
mans stall Of fancy goods lined up and IS contents
distributed over the sidewalk and stp,et Doors wero
burst open. windows wrrc shateu to bits Tho
trees In the Park conbe and ,hsir scar !ea' es
carried on by the hurricane The vessels in ths hbor
were pretty severely shaken upl several dragged tAeir
anchors and coming up tho Bay vent ashore. but
we DO uot hear OF any serious damage having been
done on the water or the land. Last evening wound
~ With severe northwest wind storm
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
fidvertiserient
Tgx WINTER NUMBER or MNR. DsMoRs1ss

Ntxxow s..uoxs ~ ai,h the most inssre'tir aus -
.bl- 80. TO Mothc.s, aAineis Lfras MAJ ' >"S -.
al. lv aver issaed Ready Nov. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Iyynr,oyxyyr OF PATENT DY TIE CITY

The Committee on Fire Department cf the Board
Of Aldermen have Investigated the claim os sr
Chief Engineer Carson ,or An alleged infringement,
Of liz patent cspstan used IN the construction OF Ere
engines and have concudsd to recommend tie payment
Of e. oo ssid p-o sss for past and future uss q
the iinprovcment
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

TinA es,inates several contracts arc rearly con
plotod. and these amount 80 tlSs 400
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

The French gunboat Panama, Commander
Sracl from Invans. se,eu days. arrived yesterday
Tho Panama 10 a slde wheel steamer Of 800 turn bur.
dsn as home power. moun.a 10 guns aal has crew
OF 2(9 mes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

CORPORATION SALARIEs.-The salaries OF the
employees Of the Croton Board have been increased 70
"a pcr day the increase datnE Vn abe ioth VI u Lat
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

JoHS MoPpAT-John Mofst the famous in
veptor o. the pills that bear bis name. d!sd on Friday
morning the 9th instant In the 10th year Of bis age
Ills remains viii be taken from bis late residence. No.
u East Seventeenth vroet on Monday Afternoon st
O'Clock TO Trini,y Church Cemetery. Booninsdaie.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

Mrs. and Miss l.. Brown will give readiDg
rom Shakespeare and tho pocis.' at Clinton SveHu
Con ugregstlonal Church. Brooklyu on Monday evening
and Mt Clinton Hall IN WEDNESDAY evening nett
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-06-11
Yours, truly,
w. P. JACKSON.

@ Some facts about tobacco, which
those who use il will read and forget:
Rees' Cyclopedia says a drop or two
OF the oil. placed on the tongue Of
cat, produces convulsions and death in
the space OF a minute.
Eeolirge Of physicians, has said that
not less than twenty thousand, in our
land, annually die from the use of this
poison.
DR.. Shaw names some eighty dis
eases. and seys they may be attributed
to tobacco.
Gov. Sullivan says: "My brother
Gen. Sullivan, used snuff, and bis snuff
lodged him premsturely in the grave"
BOcarme, OF Belgium was murdered
In two minutes and a half by little
nicotin. or alkali of tobacco.
DR.. Twitchel believed that sudden
deaths and tobacco, among men were
usually found together, and he sus-
tanned this opinion by an array Of facts
altogether conclusive. ..-
Three young men formed a smoking
club, and they all died within two years
Of the time they formed it. The doc
tor was asked what they died Of. He
said they were smoked TO death.
A youth Of sixteen fell dead with o
cigar in his mouth, in a dram-shop.-
What caused his death? The coroner's
inquest said: 1t was a mysterious act
Of God" The minister, at the funer.
al. consoled the friends by saying
much the same thing. Physicians said
it was "heart disease" and said nothing
about the cause Of the disease. A SEN
sible woman. knowing the boys habits,
said, "tobsaco killed him." II de-
ranged the action of the heart; it ceased
to beat, and the victim fell!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-06-11

II you had not ought to be thankful tc
Almighty Heaven for casting your live,
10 such pleasant places instead of in the
sunny South. Before I close I mus,
tell you about an old gentleman whom
] met as I csme out. BY the name Of
Aleshire, who lives in Webster county
IN this State; be is from Gallia, and a
relative Of Mr.. r. Aleshire, Of Cali.
polls; he has but three boys and they
are all in the service. While there we
saw little boy shout thirteen years old
gong about with nicely fitting suii Of
FederrI Uniform on; We rneatioued that
he certainly could not be a soldierl
"Oh, yes" said the old man, and a
glow OF paternal pride overspread his
eountenance; che is a Gallia boy, and
they will fight for their country wher-
ever you find them" could not but
reflect how much and eIoquently be
spoke for the leading men of Gallia in
hose few words. The boy belonged to
he 9th Missouri Regiment, and was
lome at that time on furlough. Mr.. |
4. is from Arkansas, and he too has
suffered. More anon.
ALEXANDER.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-06-11
AN HONEST FACE.

One day when Caliph Omar was sit
ting in council with the companions OF
the Prophet d great men Of his time.
two young men appeared before him.
leading a third. whose beauty attracted
general attention. Omar gave them a
sign to approach, and one of the two
who held the third, spoke to the follow
ing effect:
1--WE are two brothers, whose happi.
ness it was to have father, who, for
his virtues, was esteemed by the whole
tribe. He was 10 the babi. Of walking
in his garden to enjoy the air and this
young man killed him there. We have
apprehended him and brought him
hither for the purpose Of receiving from
you the right Of retaliation"
ANSWER to this said Omar to the
young man, who stood before him with
the greatest calmness, retaining plac-
id and guililess countenance; and he
proceeded with great natural eloquence
to defend himself thus:
"They are right: yet hear me, com
mander Of the faithful. l belong to 8
Bedouin family, who wander about the
desert. One Of our young and finest
canels approached the wall of the city
to crop the tender branches Of tree
that hung over it; an old man appeared
above the wall and rolled down a huge
stone. which crushed my young camel;
he sank down beside me, dead. In my
rage seized stone. and flung it back
toward the wall, where il struck the
old man who bad killed my camel
The blow was mortal; sought to save
myself by fight, but these two young
persons spprehended me, and have
brought me before you"
"Thou hast confessed thy crime,"
said Omar, "tbe punishment Of retail
alton awaits thee"
81 am ready to endure it." replied
the young man, "but ] have younger
brother, whom our father on his death
bed particularly recommended to my
care. The property which By inherit
ance falls to him, lies buried in Q spot
known to none but myself. II you
cause me to be put to death before l
have delivered il to him, you will here
after, Oh commander Of the faithful,