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Ey.ry ManHl. own pe,eeter.

An idea prevails that onlya few ex.
perienccd money dealers and profcs.
sional experts, are capable of distin
Iuishing counterfeit from genuine NOR.
10y. Mr., Laban Heath, of Boston; has
issued work called Counterfeit De-
tecter at Sigh" which enables every
person to tell a counterfeit. from a
genuine bill at sight. The work is
|highlyrecommended by Hunts Mer-
chants Magazine, by Mr.. Cary, man
ager of the American Bank Note Com
pany, by Russell, Foreign Money
Teller of the Suffolk Bank, Boston, and
by a number of Cashiers, Tellers and
Bank officers.
The gcaeral principle of detection
is that all. parts Of genuine notes are
engraved By machinery, with some ex'
ceptions named) while all parts Of
counterfeit notes are engraved BY hand,
(with some exceptions given).
The manner of detecting spurious
notes is simple and soon learned. Ev-
cry man and woman may acquire the
art, so that, with the aid of Aliens, it
will bo impossible to be imposed upon.
The regular counterfeit detecters s
can only describe a spurious bill after
it has been circulated and detected
but this book, ifgenerally read, would
mate.e9cry man q dotecter and pre-
ven. the Introduction Of counterfsit
notes Inquire at this office, 4g.J
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n Atf s "a 0t AZ
Stevenson q Penn.

We invite attention to the law card
of Messrs. Stevenson & Penn, to be
found elsewhere. Mr.. Stevenson has
located in Cincinnati, where he will
pursue his profession and attend with
promptness to business entrusted to
his hands. Of his excellent talents
and geatlemanly qualities we have
frequently spoken heretofore. We
wish him every success in the Queen
Oity. .ts,ts1g ,.ii - sz .t' ~ 81 7df
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Bargalns, Bargainsii

Great rush at Levy's mammoth clio
thing depot, another. fresh arrival of
Ready Made Clothing of every des-
cription, cloths, cassimeres, beavers,
hats, caps, trunks &c, &c.
Men and boys if you want 10 save
money in buying your Fall and Win
terclothing 60 to Levy's in the Shelter
Block, where you will find the largest
and cheapest stock Of clothing in tho
market.
Clothing made to order, and war;
ranted tofi Sec advertisement.
Lancaster, Oct. 5-tf.
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InHN SEE AcQuITTED.

- = - fHl -
NThS trial ofJohn'see for the murder
ofWilIismH0pEy MiGhaelsfatter fort
nights duration, terminated on Satur
, ddynight lastiS The Juryt tat4.o'clock
on Sunday morning, returned a YER
dict of "Not guilty"
TIE, accused was tried before Judge
vqaEtapp and by tho following nam sg
cd jurors: David Boyer, Jacob VOL
finger William Lane, John Bauch'
Bssapfn sMpcFiin, Jacob p DOyel,
James Hedges, J. T. Busby, P. G
Benadum, Samuel Thrush, Aaron
Housckeepor and Daniel Upp,sw x.
John See was acquitted upon tho
plea Of sclf:defenso or Of excusabl'
homicide. The testimony showed an
alteration at the Boomerang Saloon
between George See and a number o.
sOiaisgsd ending in !as @eles, during
which John Sec drewhis revolver and
shoyJohn Dittlo ard William Henry
Michaels.
.vhfthg qpripot this If! ;R,lIlling ,I .ta sa4 il
it the aata&s of murder, is not for us
to say A jury Of twelve men have
decided that the accused was excusa'
bic, and their verdict, 50 tar as any
haman verdict can be, is final. Any
threats or anyattcmpt to create more
strife are of course wrong, and to be
discountenanced by all good citizens.
II would be impossible to do the sub,
feet exact justice without quoting toe
iafgsiy from the hetestimony for the linn,
its of q newspaper article. We there.
fore announce only the fact Of the tri-
al and acquittal.
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THE ATHENS MESSENGER.

We neglected heretofore to notice
the Salutatory of Major J. W. Stinch-
comb, as editor of the Athens MesSen-
ger. The Major in a brief and vigor-
GUS article, announces that he will
support the President SO long as he
keeps in view the principles of the
great Union organization, and that
principles arc all important and indi
vidual interests Insignificant. The
Messenger is already much moro live
and vigorous journal than it has been
heretofore. We wish tho Major success,
politically and pecuniariIy.
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FARM FOR SALE-By reference to
an advertisement in another column,
it will be seen that Mrs. George Ring
is desirous Of disposlng other farm, sit
uated one mile and three -fourths south
ofrthe city, containing 22O acres. "A
rare chance for some one.' h'."
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narAhdreWl Baumab, a

D0- Andrew Baumah, successor 10
Samuel Beery, has just received large
stock OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS, in.
Guiding all kinds of TOYS for chill.
dron.
Persons wishing the old,fashioned
HAND CRACKERS, can be accom-.
modated at Bauman's Grocery and Ba.
kerry. as,g 6w-35.
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wINrGn rs AppRoAoHlNG.

And if you want nice overcoat Of
French Beaver Cloth, Dahlia Color,
Blue, Black, Brown or Moscow. call
upon PErERs, MILLER& BROTHER. They
will get it up in good style, and in
short notice. 4w*
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D@-The Pirate Shenandoah surren-
dered to- an English guard ship at
Mersey, on the 9Th inst. The captain
and crew were released on parole, and
tho vessel held subject to claims of the
United States Government.
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RUNAWAY.

THRoM the subscriber, living In Liberty township
III two miles west Of Basil, on the 18th day OF Mo-
vember, 1866, Jacob Ceaherch, apprentice to the
farming business. All persons are hereby warned
against harboring or trusting said apprentice on my
account. One cent reward will be paid for his re.
turn. ,'7Ts1 THOMAS HANSBERGER.
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Gold Paying Stock.

VNHE MOUNT VISTA GOLD AND NIL-
YER MINING COM PANY Pays dividends
In gold on its capital Stock. A dividend was paid in
gold on the I'd Of October last and q second one will
be paid in gold January next
The location Of this Company is Of the best on
the Pacific coast and consists Of 2G0O feet over De.
troit Ledge, Buena Vista Mining District, Humboldt
Co., Nevada, and joins on the corpOra1e line OF the
town Of Unionvle, county seat Of Humboldt county,
and close to the greaat Pacific Ratroad. Work is
being vigorously pushed forward, and when fully de-
veloped will pay, in oil probability, two three
dollars per month on the share. Par value sl5 70
per share. Capital, S5OO,eoO Shares, 10000.
Stock can be had at S. 90 per share until further
tice on which division IN gold IL now due.
Office 20 Nassau st New York City.
ADDRESS ~
Mount Vista Gold a. silver Mining Co,
Box 5365 New York City.
LEWIS KAGY Agent New Salem, Ohio.
lt-36 Nov. 20 1861 ,F' ...rl
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s--DaaJs M. FRIEND offers for sale
"Valpable, ,Lqnd3'' $50 advertiFsPsnt
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Attachment.

NJ r. Ewing, Plaintiff vi
against
John K. Swarts, DEFENDANT .. ,4..s
DEFoRE William Fsher,J p, Of Violet Town
O ship, Fairfield County, Ohio. On the nth day
OF October, A. D. 1865 said Justice issued m order Of
attac hment in the above action for the sum Of Fifty
three dollars, S63 w. f.1.' ....! d. q.
Piekerington, o., Oct. %, '85. Nov. 2-32 3w.
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NOTIOE.

VVNHE members Of the Executive Committee Of
III the Fairfield County Teachers Institutel are re-
qnested to meetat the Study Of Mr.. j. 2. Hartzer
on Tuesday evening Nov. 9lst. att o'clock ApronlP
attendance is desired.
q. L. SITES, Sec'y.
Lancaster, Nov. .l5--3i 2w.
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B@- Andrew Clayton, Esq, will ac-
cept our thanks for late Now Orleans
and MObileppP9rp. Nh ft8 7 A ,
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HgeJTAG eassEss9lb Esq, Military Tel.
cgraph Operator, will accept our
thanks for late Mobile papers.
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,gEt ynitor,he senior Bishop.
/ .Messrs. EdttorS;- /! 81 fjtl


7 May I use yout
valuablepaper to inform tho citizens
of Lancaster and vicinity, that the Rt
Rey.G 2. McIlvaine, Senior Bishop
of the Diocese Of Ohio, will visit our
city on Thursday next, the 3Oth inst
He will officiate in the P, Episcopal
Church est. John y on Thursday eve.
ming at o'clock; and at the same time
administer the apostolic rite Of Confr,
nation.
The public are most cordially invi-
ted to attend. ge ,svty
Il. OWEN SIMPSON,
Rector.
Lancaster, Nov. 22d.
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OBITUARY.

= JoHN5oN-Disd, Of Typhoid Fever, on Thursday,
Nov. 2 1865 at the residence Of Mr. J. s. Crook, on
months and days.
NGER-Diedat at the residence of Col. Oliver
Wood In Portsmouth, Ohio, on Wednesday, Nov. l,
'65, at o'clock a. NJ, Mr.. CHARLES MYTlNGER, in
the GGth year of his age
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Administrators A Notice.

TTNHE undersigned has been duly appointed and
4 qualified as Administrator Of he estate Ofisaac
Patch, late OF Fairfield County, Ohio, deceased
Creditors will present their claims, duly verified. and
persons indebted to the estate required to make
immediate payment. JOHN ASHBAUGHt
Lancaster, Nov. lG-3i 3w" Administrator.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
s NEW York. Nov. 20.
IMPORTANT TO MEN AND BOYS


Ifyou call at Rising's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
more OF them for the same cash, than
at any other clothing store in the city.
Come and SEQ for yourself.
If P. RISING.
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Admlnl.trator,. sale OF Real Estato
ROAD NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented to the County
n Commissioners, Of Fairfeld County, Ohio. at
their next December session, praying the establish
Inent Of County road near the line Of the road
good road forty feet width; beginning at point
James Mller's lands, ia SectiOnN No. 2, in Hooking
township, in the ROyaon road near the foot Of the
intersects said Royaiton road; thence in q north
wardly direction through said Section, by the resi-
dence Of William Brumfeld, to the north line Of SAID
Section, being also the township line between Hook
Robert Work; thence westwardly on and near said
line to apont where said road opened, diyerges
from said line northwestwardly, and thence by the
residence Ut Samuel Hooker to its intersection with
the Columbus road, between two bridges crossing
Hooking. where the road terminates. Said County
road to be so laid out that the said township ne
shall he the center thereof between said points OF
and divergence Aforesaid. All persons
will therefore take notice accordingly. This ID day
OF November, A. D., 1865. MANY
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Medical Notice.

II ItN at -- FrsfHH- ~ rl
nH FINK, having rented she shop 10 The noitli!
f5rtbe pruetiee Of fbOedieine ohthe A-FHf ETT'
II o II A N 10 S Y ST T. M :,
Will be found ut MS oice afler the first day OF No.
venier next, At all tines only when absent ON bus
iDess. lie has on hand q full supply Of heaith re-
storers, All carefully c0lnpOunded by hts hands,
a part " Whic r. scrrn d,if-feia aniess 0f mel.
cincs. capeh eotappundea and secntlaally aud
systematically arrmgedin tho accompanying print
ed prerCrptieti, ~ HEB mceia lhe demands ~ FL.
male Weafneps1h allit4 dihefeat forms, Eheh mod.
cins can Only he found IN Dr. Pink bands F0f
esidebco4 sec 'esiiinoials3in his Dice nnd elso.
where.
The aboyo bill Sc co. with all other necessary at
tenion and advice gratis, ia Lancaster and ia tho
c0HpRss of ten rthlesy , , - lii fIlfFf
In case OT the Doctors absence, the name and ad.
ilftss left wJt the landlady d the boarding. house,
VIII be promptly attended to- Please cnlI ana ex.
ANIME ny medicines, DR, II. FINK.
Lanemtcr, Ohio, Oct. 2G-3i sIno. ""'"'@'
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SPLENDID LIST OFARTlCLES,
All to be old for ONE DOLLAR Each.

or DEh OID bI'VA VI a ~ 4 N@Ss-N'~J
.u.oL.,,, Cor OWE DOLLAR Each
MI !" "' e'' ~ u,.-,-- 49,, s,.o
800 lent Cola mum .tse nhtches' ~ :" SiSo 10
p] Ladies 1oid anu EH lin OaseuV % ~
100 Cents Hunting Ease oiiNr "A'eheS' 90 ,oo
2DJ Diamond Rins., 10 ~
3UaGold Vest AMI neck thahhS'
5000 g
3W1 Gold oval Band braeele'H' :, 20
900 Cllas'sl Gold Bracelets, a. a.
2OO0 Ch.alaine Chains ana OuA'u ChAhs' ~
$500 Solitaire ana "oid brWoches. AZ
1000 Lava and tlorcniIne brooches,
2,WO Coral, opal AMI Eihera'i ~, bIo".heS'
1000 Mosaic. jet, Lava and Florehihe
rf.. Ear Drops,
4 800 COra Opal, aud Emerald EAr drops = %
4,OO0California Diainohh nSreast rlns' 5'oo AZ
a,1p Gold Fob .nI & nesl MalEh I,,l)' he)s' z's9 20
i,Wn FOD anu vs.. ~ h,''O'' u.i ","e' 90 -
l''Dn ~, St',S = W I1';,,'Iiss panciis etc IA
',Du ~, ,.D,t Nr;,,,,,rn orlcts. "' "a"
n',vu % " :. i. = oe o,s, Magic Sn,;ro 9u o0
t'No . " nl,r''.ia ~ IT,, hri,Ls CrnsISs ets 90
tSI taco p,a,r in,d Rinss. 4" II
-, -, f,i.,aaj ~ ,;oiI Einys a" II
~, Sinna lst and S5nct Rings. aso 10
20, 80, ~ '1,,orni. I,iamnnr RIMS a. 10
"a, So 7 al;es eweiry-I,t and Gold go l6
.',oo 9, = -. @ ~ d;a's Iayelry- car.no pe.rl "a lk
go -, Iii psns silver Eytension. .Iai,lers
''"" "''' M pencils a" 10
6 ma Cold pens md I;oId. .Mu'ted Holders. az
49, S;,rar CnIIats and Drip[ino cnns' ga 60
Soo Si,ver castnrs. ''D. - .. l6" so
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40 ,sevsn-Thirties at . Discount.
Valuable Farm For Sale.

GITUATED near the Lancaster and Baltimore
- road, AZ miles north Of Lancaster, containing 80
acres has on II u new cottage dwelling house, u
large bank barn. fine young orchard Of well select
ed fruit trees, also never failing spring.
Any person wishing TO purchase, will find it to their
interest to call on Mrs. H. Kger, ~ miles south Of
Carroll. or on the undersigned near the broadway
House, Lancaster. J NJ. FRIEND.
Nov. % U5-35 Ave
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Court OF Common Plen,.

The-foHowing cases have been dis.
Ipescd of, completing the business Of
the criminal docket:
State against John See, for murder.
Acquitted l-~as - r.
Same against John and Peter Lucas,
for assault and battery. Indictment
quashed. ...
Same against Jas. McFadden for as.
sault and battery. Plea, guilty. Fin
ed 81 and costs.a
Same against Honey and Wife, for
Petit Larceny. Plea, guilty. Fined
SO and costs. -
Same against Ramsey for Robbery,
and also tor Grand Larceny. Contin-
ued. ..,
Same against Grant for attempt TO
commit robbery. Verdict-Not Guilty
Against Worden for horse stealing
Not guilty.
Against Finkbone for assault and
Battery! Plea, guilty. Fined 81 and
costs.
Against Conrad fer assault and bat.
terry -Nolsehtered. ~ 2}0 init .Yo
Against Broxmierto for Petit Larceny
electromagnetic I'm 3Yu9
% Against Nichols and Weaks for as.
saulpand battery. NORe entered. .yyt
Against,Alice Mitchell for Arson
burning ice ahouse connected with
Starch Fadtory) Verdict, not Guilty.
~ s3 ,2U1l3 y7Hn} n To/ ,agH
~ Matheer q, S,,oe.7Teshe Press, li.,,y
There isan Advertising Agency in
New York which operates under the
firm mans, of Mather & Co. For sew
eral years the firm has, been in, our
debt about thirty dollars, We have
written frequently for settlement, and
generally received in return . letter
enclosing an advertisement, generally
Of some quack medicine, requesting us
to insert and charge their agency
Occasionally we have received letter
announcing that the "Co' has been
ohanged,nhas making new partner
ship and that no debts of the old firm
will be paid by the new. we are led,
from these circumstances, to conclude
that iMatber &Co, are swindlcrs 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

NEw YoRK, February 25 As the rebel
newspapers have received an official notifca.
tion to suppress military news, we are without
any later intelligence regarding General SheF
man progress IN South Carolina
The Richmond papers cannot conceal their
modification over the capture Of Charleston
and Columbia
The occupation Of the latter by General
Sherman they acknowledged to have been
very unexpected at Richmond.
Serious apprehensions are expressed in ref
erence to the ability Of Beauregard to make
any effective opposition to the northward ad-
vance of the NatanAl forces
The Hersld's New Orleans correspondent
says
Gu the night Of the 9th, two boats crews
from the United States steamers Princess
Royal and Benville, under acting Ensign
George II French, boarded, captured aud ran
to the blockading feet under the guns Of the
rebel forts IN Galveston hnrbor the blockade
running schooDers Pet and Anna Sophia
Leeu, with about $50 bales of cotton each
On the night Of the Sd, somewhat noted
blockade running steamer. Will o. the Wisp
while attempting to get into Galveston, went
ashore, and was rendered useless by the guns
of the blockade
The steamer Wren attempted to ran the
blockade, seaward, on the night Of the 9Th,
but was driven back with the Union guns.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

CoUNTERFEIT TWENTY-FIVE CENT CURRES
CY.--Counterieit fractional currency, Of the
denomination Of twenty-five cents, is getting
into circulation to an extent that is likely to
prove not only troublesome, but expensive, TO
persons Of small means, who are the most like
ly to be imposed on. A mere glance at the
counterfeit is sufficient to detect it, il the fol-
lowing points are noticed The words, "Uni,
ted States" on the face Of the bills, in either
upper corner, are very indstinet, hardly legi.
BILE indeed. The same is true Of the steam
boats in the left hand lower corner, and the
packages Of goods in the lower lett hand cor
ner. But the point most readily observed on
the face of the bill is, that the whole ground
work is shaded, while in the genuine, on the
right hand side, underneath the smoke rising
to the right Of the figures twenty-five, is a
space of white paper. On the reverse, every
thing is misunderstanding, stars on the
shield, etc, 1t will lpay to Scrutinize all TWEEN
ty.6ye cent bills for some time to come Gin
cinnaR Gazette.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

ScHENcK-Ths man, some Of these days,
will Outrage the patience of his constitu-
ents beyond human endurance and they will
award to him the condemnation which he so
justly deserves. As an example II Ohio
could have credit, as she is entitled to, for
her Hundred Day Men, she would be exempt
from the draft under the last call Of the Pres-
dent. Schenck voted for section 4 of the
Amsndatory Enrolment law, which cuts Ohio
of from these credits. Let the people of this
District, who have made so great sacrifice OF
time and money to relieve themselves from
the last call, hold Schenck to his RESPONSE
bility.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

NEw YoRK February %. The bill to arm
the negroes, which the Rebel House of Rep
resentatives passed on the goth inst, was in.
definitely postponed by the Senate on the fol-
lowing day
The rebels give some Texas items of inter
est, including accounts OF the defeat OF a reb-
el force in the South Concha River, in that
State, in January, by the Indians
The fight is said to have been most des.
perate one The Indians are giving the rebels
there much trouble.
The Austin Gazette is suspicious that these
operations are the iorernnHers of the grand
advance OF the Union troops on Northern
Texas in the spring, by way Of Red River
The works found at Galveston are being
improve and enlarged.
1t was said that the Mexican town Of Mata-
moras has ceased to be a free port.
A Union force reported by the rebel papers
as having recently moved from Knoxville,
Tenn, towards North Carolina, is now said by
them to consist of between 1000 and g. 900
men, under Gen, Gillum
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

NEw YoaK, Feb 90 Cotton dull at $50;
Flour dull and DC lower Mt 10 l5alO 25
for extra state and IL 0Oall 10 for round
hoopO; Wheat, no receipts, dull aud droop-
ing at II for No J Milwaukee, club
20 for No Chicago SPRING good do 2 lG
and 2Oa2 80 for winter red western
Corn quiet AT 904 delivered for old
mixed western; Oats firm nj 10
for western Pork quiet at SO 62a35 70
Tor new mess,32 S7a33 rs for 1853 and ca,
29a30 90 for prime; Lard firm at 2O1h242;
Whisky duh and dropping at 2 25 westerir
Petroleum dull at d3aI4c for crude G7a6sc
for refined in bond and s8c for free, Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7nl7S for western; Sugar
dull at l73als4c for Muscavado; Butter 36a
4Sc for Ohio Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
dull and heavy; Cutmeats dull Eggs 40a42c,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

But the crownng glory Of his life remains to be at
tanned in his discovery, rather combination, or he
does not claim have been the DISCO OF CEDRoh,
which IL the basis Of the Buffers offered to the
public. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants
Of Central America. to whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years, Armed
with t the Indian bids defiance 10 the most deadly
malaria, and handles without fear, the most venom
Gus serpents. IL Is belief with them, that while
there Ia breath in the body the Oodrnn ~ potent to
cure, no matter what the disease may he.
while DR.. Bull not prepared to endorse this ex-
tr VACANT preteuson he ~ nevertheless satisfied from
a thorough examination OF the evidence relating to
ITS virtues, th 4 remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising nom exposure, either to change OF
weather climate, or 20 miasmstle infuenees' II
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

B6S~Artemus Ward does not claim to be-
the originator OF style. Tom Hood wrote
in the same vein; but great as be was, hardly
surpassed Artemus. Brick Pomeroy is as an
like either as it is possible for one to be, who
writes in the same language. He has a crude
humor, purely original, but not specislly to be
admired. Josh Billings has both wit and hu.
NOR is by no means an imitator, and his pro-
ductious are always amusing, and sometimes
instructive. As 10 Petroleum Nasty he is
simply an ass, OF whom no more need be said.
To see man laugh at anything Nasty has
written, is an infallble indication that he is
fool
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

TRmUTE oF RksPEcT -EuREKL TYro-
uRAPHIUAL .RooM, SAN FRAEGsoo, December,
1864 --WHEKEAs, Il has pleased Providence
20 remove from our midst our late friend and
fellow craftsman, Edward A. Decker, and
WHEREAS, II is the desire Of ell with whom
be was associated in bis daily walks, to ex
press their sorrow at his untimely cutting off,
ihereforef be S. a EIfN gHy III
Resoioed, That in thu death Of Edward A.
Decker, this Union has lost true and eff
cient supporter, and society useful mem
Der.
Resolged, That we tender to bis relatives
and numerous friends our sincere coincidence
for their sad bereavement
Resolved, That the charter frame Of our
Association be draped in mourning for the
period Of thirty days.
ResO Vsd, Tbatthe Secretary forward cop
les Of these resolutions to the family Of the
deceased, und have the same published.
N. X. STeDDARD, President,
F. o. A. WILLIAMS, Secretary.