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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-21
INSURANCE.
Home Insurance COMPANY
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO
Capifal $500. Afl0

Home Insurance Company
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO
Capital $500, ,O0O
OFFICERS.
Hon. S. GALLOWAY, President
LEWIS CASS Vice President
ID. B. HUBBARD Secretary
ALEX. II. HANLEY, General Agent.
y " p a HnsskRb hAMhTh; Asst Gen'l Agents,
L. B. PARKER, Asst Gen'l Agent Of ". Va
J. W PARKER Special Agent
REFERENCES IN OHIO.
Referred TO by Special Permission.
Col. GEO. W. MANYPENNY, Editor Of the
Statesman.
Hon. SAMUEL SHELLABARGER, spring
field, Ohio.
Hon DAVID TOD, Ex-Governor of OF 10.
Hon. CHARLES ANDERSON, Cover nor OF
Ohio.
Hon. WM. ARMSTRONG, Secretary State.
hon. 0VIAT COLE, Ex.Auditor Of St q.
Hon. e. DELAN0, State Senator, Mou { Yer.
non.
Hon. WIN. LANG, State Senator, Ohio.
Judge LAWRENCE, Member of Co gress,
Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Hon. wM. II. WEST, State Senator. Belle.
fontaine, Ohio.
REFERENCES N WEST VIRGINIA.
Referred to by Special Permission
J. NJ. McWH0RTER Auditor of State.
L. HORNBR0OK, Surveyor &C Custons.
CAMPBELL & M'DEkMOTr, Editors Of the
Wheeling Inteligencer.
L. BAKER and o. ). LONG, Editors Of the
Wheeling Register.
GRANVILLE ID. HALL, Secretary of State.
DANIEL PEEK. State Senator.
Al. SWEENEY, Mayor of City of Wheel
ing
L. T. HUBBERD, Agent
Office Main Street, HornbrOok' Building. up.
stairs, Wheeling. w. Va novl5
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Niger" said l, horiid demon-nigger still
if slave or freedman
Think again before you answer this one ques-
ton I implorr;
Have yon yet no sense OF feeing--do vou mean
TO live by stealing,
Or by working and fair deaing-tell me- tell me
| ilHplore;
On your honor, IA Niger will You labor aS
beforeT
Quoth the niger Nevermore"
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There / sat engaged in musing, what he meant
by thus refusing,
And then began abusing this big uigger at my
door
Sure" said l. you must be crazy TO be SO
cursed lazy
To he soawful lazy as to want to work no more
VIII you ever work for wages-tell me | i'm.
poref'
Quoth the bigger: "Nevermore
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otIdigHU IUuU t15 IIIo- UttUo spy my WHbI5 IU1
ham and eggs were frying
beheld the poker, lying near the hearth upon
the finnr
Theu with most determined vigor. straight
hurled it at ths Niger -
But so quick was that bag niGger, that il missed
and struck the floor
Missed the nigger's head completely. and fell
harmless on the floor
Struck his heel, and 3othing more. s
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Then toward the fireplace marching where my
coffee was parrhing,
Boldly stallIed the saucy Niger, boldly stalked
across the floor;
Never made tho slightest bow, sir--then knew
thered BE- 4 row, sir,
For made solemn VOW, sir he should 90 back
to the door;
Then 1 kicked HIM from my chamber and he
went back tO the door
Leaned against it-nothing more.
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AAa1fic & 6fsaf 3Uesfcfp Railway.
on -
JAS' H. hOhD' Ageh'
6bat1t airettnrE.

1sT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCE.-West Court St
Sew. John Woods, Pastor. Services every Sab
oath. Hours; IL, A. n, $50, P, NJ.
Sabbath School at :, 80 P n.
Lecture and Social Prayer Meeting on Wednes
aay evening, at 80 o'clock.
Ev LUTHERAN CHUROH.-SOuth-East corner
Court and Walnut Streets. No services.
lsT METH E. CHUROH-south-West corner
Church and North Main Streets. Rev. VIM.
]. Zee Pastor. Se1ives every Sabbath
Hours: II, A. NJ. {, Pm
Sabbath School at Z, P. NJ.
General Glass Meeting, Monday evening, at z
o'clock.
Regular Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening,
ct o'clock
% MEru. E. CnuRcH-East Water Street.
Rev. William c. Hypes, Pastor. Services every
Sabbath Hours ii, A. NJ Z p ~
Sabbath School at 2, P NJ.
General Glass Meeting, lst Sunday morning IN
every month, at 3 o clock.
BAPTIST CuURoH-East Court Street rev. j.
B. Tuttle, Pastor. Services every Sabbath.
Hours, II, A n, z, p. N.
Sabbath School at 8, A N.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening, To'clock
FPrscoPAI. CHURcu.-Corner SciotO and Ken
ion Streets Rev. W. Il. Dyer, Pastor Services
very Sabbath Hours II, A ~, 3.P. n
NEw CHURcH-NOrth-west cornt T South Main
ane. REYNOLDS streets. Rev. Adolph Bartells, Pas
services every Sunday Hour: II, An.
Sunday School at 8, An.
CATHOLIC CHURcH--John Street. Rev. ]. F.
Kearney, Priest. Services every Sabbath.
Hours H. An.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHUKCH-West Market
Street
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Prices Adopted by the State Convention.
PRlcE oE suBscRIPTIoNs.

PRICE OE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Reselged, That we, the Publishers of the
Weekly Papers of Ohio, agree to adopt tgo dol
lars and fifty cents in advance, as the subscrip
ton price per annum for each copy of our said
Papers, from and after the date of the adoption
of this resolution.
ADYERTIsING-LEGAL AND GENERAL.
The Committee on Legal and General Adver.
tising, submitted report, fixing the rates for all
kinds Of advertising, which was adopted.
For legal advertising, no paper shall charge
less than one dollar per square for the first nser
ton, and fifty cents per square for each subse-
quent insertion.
The committee adds this recommendation
That in-all cases where revenue taxes are de-
manded, the amount be added to the bills
rendered.
In general advertising, the committee agreed
upon the following Haisimuza rates for basis OF
charges
Not less than $50 per column for one year;
not less than $50 per column for months
not less than $35 per column for 3 months
not less than $50 per column for months
not less than $50 per column for l month
not less than $40 per single square for 1 year
not less than 81 per single square for G
months not less than $ per single square for 3
months; not less than 81 per single square for 2
months; not less than 50 per single square for
month; not less than $50 per one-haf column
for one year; not less than S35 per one-half
column months; not less than $50 per one
fourth column for year.
All advertisements in special places, twenty
five per cent. additional
All marriage and death notices shall be charged
fifty cents.
The committee recommends a charge of fifty
cents per square for notices Of Benevolent Socie-
ties, Religious Societies, &c, &c
All political notices to be charged transient
rates.
The Committee also begs leave to recommend
he nf fy-ivr
at a space OF not more than ten lines Nonparen
type.
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News of our NeighbOrs.

The Piqua journal informs US that at a
public meeting of the citizens of that place
Jos NJ. Patterson, disabled soldier, was Sc
lected Postmaster for the next four years
The Democrat speaks of the selection as an
excellent one, but adds that Mr.. P. will, very
probably never be appointed, as the Journal
man and other leaders of the clique there
will select some party pensioner and secure
his appointment-Rev S. P Carleton,
UniversaEst, has ehalIanged Rev. Granville
Moody or any other man, to public discus
sion, on the question of the endless punish
ment of any portion of the human family or
the final holiness of all mankind. A fee to
be charged all who attend the discussion, and
the proceeds to be for the benefit Of the Sol
diers' families. Mr. Carleton is man of de-
cided talent.
Springfield has been the scene Of another
murder. James Davis, a cOlored man was
shot by Clarence Robinson, another son Of
Africa, on last Monday-week. The cause as
signed is, Robiusons love for Davis's wife,
whose virtue was not above suspicion. As
is customary in Springfield the murderer es-
capped.
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GbE maiIs.

SourHERy Nan. ria Cincinnati, Louisville, st
Louis, &C. Closes al 1900 NJ arrives a. ll:45, A
All Letters, &c, for Southern, South Easter
and South Western Ohio, Southern Indiana ane
Illinois. South Western States, and the Terrific
rIes. with Letters (Only) for California, sc, ViG
verland Route, 90 in this mail
No7THFRN MGu.-via Toledo and Cleveland
Closes at 11.3O, A. NJ arrives at lS:Og p NJ daily
AlILetters, &c, for Northern and North West
srn Ohio. North Western States, New York, New
Jersey, the New England States, Canada, &c,
Foreign Countries, and California, &C. VSa Pana'
ma, 60 in this mail.
EASTERN MAILr-via Columbus. Closes at 1900,
?. NJ; arrives at T:IO, A. NJ daily.
Letters for Central and Eastern Ohio, Pennsyl-
yania, Maryland, Virginia, Washington, and the
Southern Atlantic States, 90 in this mail.
WESTERN N MAILs-g5a indianapolis. Closes at z:
0,P. N; arrives at 1900 P NJ daily.
Lettersfor Western Ohio, Indiana, Illinois 10
va, &c, 20 in this mail.
AUTUAL MkIL-Jor Mutual, ROsedaIe and Oar
= yPiaiBs(and Mechanicsburg, on days mention
d.. AFriyesTuesdays; departs Mondays.
N.AMBROSE, Postmaster;
WM.RHODEs Deputy.
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Cur gUok Gable.

ECLECTIC MAGAzNE.-March, 1865. ".
II. Bidwell, New York-5 Beekman street,
S5 year; single copies, AZ cents.
This number of the Eclectic contains:
Wordsworth, Tennyson, and Browning
or, Pure, Ornate, and Grotesque Art in En-
glish Poetry; Historical Novels; A Group Of
French Painters; National Colors and Devi-
ces; What is Electricity?; History of Paint
ing in Italy; The Missing Husband Pres
ent State Of Ireland; Noel Rashleigh'S We'd
ding; William Makepeaoe Thackeray Our
selves Considered as Spectres; In the Fields;
Earl Russell on the Moral Elements Of Ma
tional Life; The Battle ofLepanto; Giuseppe
Giusti and His Times; Going to the Cattle
Show; Sorcery, Ancient and Modern; Prince
Gortchakof
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Mrs. Lizzie McCoRO, SeU'y.

NEWSPAPER MArTERs.-The Hardin Co.
Democrat, edited by one of the biggest and
most jovial men in the State, has been dis
continued. The best thing the Hardin coun-
ty Democracy can do now is to subscribe for
the URBANA UNION
The Hamilton Tue Telegraph Office has
been purchased by John A Cockerill, Esq,
and the paper presents better appearance,
and is decidedly more readable.
The first number OF the Ottawa County
News--a neat looking and well-selected pa
per-has been received. It Is published by
Messrs Clark & Kinder, late ofthe Sandusky
News.
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MONTHLY report of the Urbana Aid Socie.
ty. The society has sent to the Sanitary
Commission, one box containing 43 pairs 0.
of socks, pairs slippers, 81 doz h'dks, 4 bun
dies rags 27O yds bandaging, 73 congresses
2 pin Cushins, 2 comforts, 81 eye-shades,
arm supports, hand support. Also, 2 bbls
crackers, Dbl dried apples, and bbls hon.
my.
Report of the New Church Society from
Nov llth 1864, to March Sd, 1865: 5Sgal-
Ion krOus, % gal pickles, arm supports, 7
hand supports, 25 pairs socks, yarn furnished,
100 hdks, material furnished, 81 h'dks, 25
double eye-shades, 7 single, 2 surgeons eush-
ions, 132 congresses, ia yds bandaging, 20
napkins, 4 housewives filed with needles,
thread, buttons, pins, g., 80 pocket pin cush-
ions 10 bottles catsup, qts fruit, 13 pamph-
lets, 2 pillows 81 yds bandaging, material
furnished 8 pairs slippers, bundles cotton
rags, 3 of linen. $4,000 cash.
Presbyterian Society.-lO congresses, III
yds bandaging, Z prs SOCKS, 6prs slippers, 1lO
h'dks 3 doz pin cushions, bundle of new
papers, $1,000 cash.
The ladies of the society tender to Mr.. c.
W. Roof their thanks for his liberal donation
Of books and magazines.
Mrs. MARY WILLIAMS, Pres.
Mrs. LIZZIE McCoRO, Sev'y.
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Our YoUNa FoUKs-An Illustrated Maya
zine for Boys and Girls.-Boston: TiclnOr
& Fields. 81 q year, 3 copies, S..
The March number is good number, as
witness the following table Of contents:
The City Girl; Andys Adventures-ITI; ;
Winning his Way-III; The Red Winged
Goose III, by Rose Terry, sister Ct General
Terry; Ny Heavenly Bird; Our Dogs; Lit
tie Sarah's Skates; How Margery Wonder
ed Lessons in Magic; Aaoat in the Forest
III; Round the Evening Lamp.
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Tribute Of Respect.

AT the last meeting Of MolunLee Fire Co. the
followingp preamble and resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, It has pleased an al-wise Provi.
dence to remove from among Us, by the hand OF
death, oIrr esteemed comrade WILLIAM W.
SCORAH. Therefore be it
ReSolged, That in the death Of VIM W. ScoRAH
the community has lost good citizen, his family
a dutifHl son, and this company one OF its most
efficient members.
Rssolged, That as a token Of our appreciation
and esteem Of the deceased, VIC cause the Hall
and Machine to be draped in mourning for the
space of thirty days.
Resol0ed, That we deeply sympathise with the
family and friends of the deceased In this their
deep bereavement.
Resolyed, That copy of these resolutions be
presented to his family, and published In the
papers of the town.
JOIN 7. ZOMBRo,
JOHN A. BANTA, SCom.
STEPHEN GROVES.
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Her LAST WoRDs.-Mr. Conway writes
from England to the Commonwealth as fol-
lows: Lately the wife of the very eminent
Bishop of Eexeter. Mrs Philpot, died; and
there had been a great deal of interest in the
Christian world to know what were the con-
cluding scenes Of life 50 devoted to Chris
tian work as hers was known to be. Wien
death was near she called all her domestics to
her bedside, and silently took leave of them.
She then said slowly, BE sure and see that
the old Bishop has his 10arn soup every ere
ming and died
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08

BRAss BUTToNs-Are common, nowadays
but brass butter" is something new. Nev-
ertheless 1t has been introduced into ourmar-
ket. One Of our citizens found brass door
knob encased in the center of a roll of butter
which be purchased a few days sincel Il
any Of our farmer friends have lost 'knob, -
they viii doubtless find it to their interest to
enquire Of the merchant TO whom they made
their last sale of butter. Don't fear that any
one viii think the knob was "lost" Intention
ally Accidents viii happen. Bsllgor-
taine Republican,
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CoREECT1oN.-A local article in our col
umns couple of weeks ago stated that the
"composition" which followed, entitled The
Horse, was read before the High School
We learn that our informant, who furnished
the paper. was mistaken. It was not receiv-
ed by the Principal
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THE LINCOLN TEsrmoNIAL.-Upwards oI
S4OO have been subscribed by our citizens oi
all parties to the Lincoln testimonial As
soon as a sufficient sum has been contributed
the testimonial will be ordered and forward
ed to Washington in charge Of a competent
nnmrniftaa
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08

HAxG1NG.-Ye don't know OF any hang
ing so pleasing to the eye, as neat paper
hanging, and Mr. John D. Gugenham-whOse
card appears in our advertising columns-un-
Gerstands the business in detail. A specimen
of his work can be seen at Friedman & Frick-
mans, where he isnow engaged. Give him
vnnr nrders
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A very pleasant "sociable" was given by
Mr.. & Mrs. O. A RunkIe at their residence
on Church-street last evening. The many
friends (presen0 of Mr. Runkle and his es-
Unable lady highly enjoyed the occasion,
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Hfbana Fire Department.
YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., No. /

AOONO AAA4i46ASG I t-'4@ S0' avs -
President-G W Collins; Vice President-J W
Houx; Secretary-John NJ Pence; Treasurer
John Baillie; Foreman Hose--L c Hoveyi Asst.
Foreman-F NJ Ambrose; Foreman Englne-E G
Francis Asst FOreman-A 7 POysel; Trustees
james Stewart, Edmund Bailey, Henry Hich-
born Standing Committee NJ Pence, L G
Hovey, E Francis, W W HoEey, John Queen.
Regular meeting, third Monday in each month.
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CAPT. ToLAND JONES, prominent citizen
of Madison county, Ohio, has been promoted
to Colonel Of the 18th o. vi As Captain
Of Co. A of that regiment he has long been
the acting regimental commander, and his
numerous friends will learn with pleasure
that his services have been properly reward
edo. s. Journal
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MnLnnKEE F1RF Co. NO. 2.

President D Rock; Vice-President-J T
Zombro ;Secretary-IH Mcdonald; Treasurer
S L Stone; Foreman Engine-Ed Hill; Asst
Foreman-John Pratt Marshall Hose-J w
Bennett Trustees-C F Colwell, J A Banta, H
White VIM MeGiu; Investigating Committee
J a Banta, Stephen W Groves, Leonard Marsh.
Regular meeting, first Tuesday in each month.
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GOLD closed last night at 1865. and Samuel
Ward, the popular grocer, has opened a
splendid stock of groceries, at astOnishingly
low prices. For proof see his advertisements
in another column and then give him call
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08

ARTEMUs WARD.-We have another letter
from Mr.. Warburst, Agent for the renowned
Ar:emus, in which he says that they may
pay US a visit on their return home to New
York. If so, our readers will be duly ap-
r,rsenH
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08

A HARD Hlr.-Fan Valkinburgh, the Ere
mont Messenger man, does the hitting
Hear him:
"Sloan. of the OHowa Union, wants to
have Burley, the lake Erie raider tried in
HI. OF course S!oan viii be on the grand
jury"
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A CANADA paper estimates that tOrty-three
thousand Canadians have enlisted in the fed
eral army since the commencement of the
war. OF these it is calculated that fourteen
thousand have died on the battlefield.
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TIE Flagg's Relief men have been with US
so long that they have become an Urbana
institution" aud those who may doubt the
efficacy Of their medicine are assured that
they (the F. - always deal "On the squarei"
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The DAVENPORT HUMBUG.-The so-called
spiritual manifestations Of the Davenport
Brothers were brought to an abrupt conclu-
sion at St. Georges Hail. Liverpool. The
audience appointed two gentleman to do the
rope tying, They proved too much for, and
were rejected by the Davenports. Great
confusion and excitement arose. The Dayen-
ports escaped, bat their paraphernaHa were
smashed to atoms.
Our town readers will remember this hum
bug, which was here last spring. We then
exposed it, as Mr.. Sylvanus Miller had prov
ed it to be humbug, in Union Hall
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URBANA5 UNION
CITY AND COUNTY

TIE URBAEA UNION is not sold by the sin
gle number, except to strangers, and to sub
scribers for sending away. Citizens can have
it only on the terms of a yearly subscription.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08

MARCH came in as gentle as Mary's little
lamb. It viii not be so gentle about the
thirty-irstest if the old adage concerning a
roaring lion is to be believed.
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MARoH.-March is so called from Mars, the
reputed father of Romulus, and god ofwar.-
1t was placed as the first month BY some oi
the ancients, and by others as the third,
fourth, or fifth, and even the tenth month Of
the year.
The Saxons called it Isrct naonatF, or length
month, because the days then begin in length
to exceed the nights Lenct, now called
Lent, means spring; hence March was the
spring month. The Saxons also called it
H7yd-1ionath, hlyd, which means stormy,
and in this sense March was the stormy
month.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08

HAMILTON HoUsE.-This hotel has been
leased by Mr.. Pope, Of Milford, who will
take possession on the retirement OF Mr.. Wi
ley.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08

REMnBER-Dr Dills, Dentist, Of Piqua
has his Office over Griffith Ellis Clothing
Store, Urbana. Open from the 10Th to the
2Oh Of every month.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08

Mr.. JAMES ROBE, late President of the At
lantic and Great Western Railway, has been
elected President Of the Dubuque and Sioux
City Railroad.
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CITY

lravor William Patrick
C02S1eil, S5SSil George B. Coulter, Griflth Ellis,
Sampson P. Talbot, George W. Collins,
Joseph c. Glenn.
pscor5er John Russell.
NershaI Jacob G. Jones.
qtreet Commissioner, J. G. Jones.
Tloard Of Fducation, J. II. Young, Pres.
p. Pindar, W 7. Busser, A. J. Guthridge,
]. B. Patrick, John Russell, Secretary.
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Do2-0h, where, tell US where has the
Street Commissioner gomez
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READHs matter on every page of the
UNION.
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9urserg,
0AELAND
Garden and Nursery, Urbana.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs and Evergreens,

with all the other branches as heretofore All order
through the POstOce, Box 319, attended to. Bills
Five Dollars delivered in town or at any Of the RR
depots free of charge.
March 6, i'm c. II. s. ?. MURPHY.
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Disease can not Touch Those who use RObaok's
Bittsrs.

WHna RobaCb's Bi-ters are kept in the
family circle sickness never enters.
These B;uers have been found to be per
feet antiiote for removing the first symptoms
Of nearly all diseases, il taken in the proper
lime. They are composed of ingredients,
which are known by the medical faculty to
be most eGicacious in disorders Of the stom-
ach and intestines.
Their medicinal proprielies are 50 various
that they prove beneficial in all complaints,
.of Whatsoever nature they may be; hence
their great demand and the universal good
derived from their use.
A judicious nse ofthese BitterS imparts the
rose-tint of health to the cheeks, and health
and vigor to the entire frame.
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A REMEDY FOR PILEs.--It is a blessing to
the suffering to know that we have an efee-
tual cure for this troublesome disease. Mr..
J. P. Hazarde, Of l64 Second street, Cincin-
natl, o., takes great pleasure in Informing
all who are suffering from piles that he used
a small quantity of Dr. StricEland's Pile Rem
edy, and it effected a permanent cure. This
seems to be the case with all who make use
Of this splendid preparation. 1t is manuac-
tured at No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati
o; and sold BY all Druggists.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08

CoURF OF COMMON PLEAs-Court has been
in session since Mouiay, the 9th ult., his
Honor, ]. J. Winans presiding.
Most of last week was occupied by the tri-
al Of the case of Stover vs. Jennings which
excited a great deal Of interest in the com
munity. This case was conducted by James,
Niles & James and R. c. Fulton, for Plf.,
and Messrs. L Corwin, and Bowman Of
Springfield, for Deiendent, and resulted in a
verdict for Plf. for $3.50. A new trial is to
be had.
Judge Winans p5esides with great srlaUity
and promptness and much business has ibeen
done, but we are unable to give details this
week. We will procure them for our next
issue
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08

TRs number Of the UNIoS is issued under
difficulties, and we desire our readers to over
look any defects Fhere isn't well man in
the Office. Three are blessed, severally, with
sore eyes, neuralgia, and chills; while the
devil is in a worse FL; than any-being des-
perately love-sick. There is some hope for
the Others but we think he cant trecover- His
case is hopeless
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08
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COUNTY
TOWNSHIP

Trustees. J. H. Patrick,
-'a''ise Robert R COlwell, James P: Pi=3ar.
Treasured Thos. II. Berry
C1ierk Decatur Talbot
Ups. n. Rhodes, VIM. Patrick
Cpnsfable. DeuickV Ward,
&c. Jones, John Thomas, John c. Tabor.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-08

DAYTON is taking on metropolitan airs
The latest Improvements ordered are street
railroads and works; four miles of the
former, and $780, 900 of the latter.