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, 1865-06-24

TnEnoWn to Quackenboss, the Doctor,
smith hsa taken bottles h1ee
OF pnAEE's PLANTATION b1rrERs.
Cofns, Corus> Dr. Kenlson, 1lo Clark
street, relieves sll troubles Of the feet without
pain. Or. n. kenfsan extracted FHnce Slpo-
icons eo7na The aAth Of September. 1885,. y Bos-
ton. j1ae7ao93sIa
1Il1suu,e 1u.u4a.ble Gement.-1sor
the best aid to economy that the hoasekceper can
wster or oil. Il viii adhere 81 SUBSTANCES cou,.
pleteay. Supplied IN paekages for family and
napniaeta5efs gss. tso,a tEo ouniss ; to or, hun.
Co, props1etote, Providence. R l. Acetts In
Chicago, Lord Smith. ny.ai-G7a's .th-sattu
Try Dr; ntskne}1's u.s., s!ryap; II sares
Crsmp IN Stomach Or Bowels. 1t contains no Op!.
1tts. Reliable. safe md pleasant For ssls ly ali
Druggists. jutSs3m TnTlSa
ecrpfnfs, which, in sM Its multiplied forms.
whether Ia thst OF Rings evil. enlargement Of
the glands or homes, Eoitrc, Whlts sweiitng..
or spsne. or Q! pulmonary consumption, en1aaats
| from one and the same source, which Is pol,uu.
| on. principle IN the hun1n sTsten. Overcome
plete restoration to sound hcatta is possible, for
II the cause upun which the disease depends u 1e
| moved. 4 cure mast ol necessity fo11ow. no mat
ter under what form the difeasc mansrests iteelf.
| 1tis because Iayno's Alternative Ia possessed Of
this peculiar firacy that It'll 20 generally sue.
| cesefnl IN removing 20 msny miilguans diseases
they originate. By entering into the circulation
and being carried with tha blood 10 tho rnnutsst
fbres. driving ereE5 particle Of disease from the
IN the testimony OF those who have tried It. and
whose etttdeases are g!yso .t length In jayne s
Medical Ainaaac, 70 b had gratIs. q A. agents !.
z xfnh hz al A~F3r tnIk kkR $21H L
, 1865-06-24

evening, four companies, {3oo men) for Spring.
neid, ard Two companies, (189 1nen1 for csis5.
The garrison at Camp Douglas Is now feduesd 10
sbQp{ 7f0 men.
4 ditpatch from Nashville to Charles Randolph,
E:4:. Iect,yed Yesterday. etated that the Doasd
Of Trade Battery won1d leave that place last ere
here on Monday OF course tho boys viii havs
glorious reception. ManJ Of them ara sons md
brothers o. our Leading merchants, aud III are
EetnEaB Nob1emen, haring Won their tttle on
many hard fought deld,
, 1865-06-24
C. M. DUNN Il Co.

,.,a = =, ..,A
sple1d1d Lat OF Asuc.es, Al 70 be 500 !oE eAen:
1g superior Grand Piano FoFses....s e sasoo &c
10 Aelodeo1s, the best made. e.....-...... l9 % M
IL F1rst lssa Sewing Aaehltes..+.....- g % !5S
90 Bold Silver TEA Sets complete. 50 % -
10 Itosswood Aua!ca! Boxes, = a!ss.... to ~
20 Mahogany Musical Boxts, - AtIu.... e 70
70 Gold Hunting Watehef.. % 2oo
30 Ianiest Enamalled 6oln Watches. g 70 20
SV gf:a Iass 1ufsE watcn1......--,-.- - 20
e. MhMona % t5n9t t59 n9t:..:''.''''''''''''''' ~ ~
= ~ ~ 5st5 " - ~ =
5os0o Seta Bllvef IsA ne 1An's spoona--.' t9 =
1: S%0 Totiet sets te9fum,1 as..... 49,. % IS
ssM3 1,hnI1nGSnh "a 1ihnns Iii slzss.. r. 81
I'm fnfn VA NM NecF f:naln1 ..... Is 81 h
~ - spsed 1a M s4oi1 G HtsSr1rfs ss.. r. Il
5Gm * .ssi.yns my snd ~ TnaJn fn:ins "a i
mi Sofitstrs ina RevoiYipE Brpoche1.. 70 IL
500 Coral. Opal and Emerald Brooches 70 3o
S CO Ftna FH11'S Goa III R,oEs. .as ~ Du 70 Il
. m
, 1865-06-24
GREAT GIFT SALE i!
DU n MS,
l63 Clark Street, Cor. Monroe.
1873 Dearborn ST., Cor. Madison.
100000

25O,OOO
Pianos, Watches, Chains, Diamond
RtugB, &c., &C.,
worth Over q j. 100000,
All to be sold fir II escb. without regard 10 vslns.
Not 10 be phid tor un'fI you know Whist y3u arc 10
EktetYe. During the Munth ending MAY aQth. 1s65.
C. M. DUNN Il Co.
, 1865-06-24

Atlantic White Lead nnd LinHeed Oil
Co. 1Aof New fork, Manufacturers Of Fnrn White
Lead. Red Lead, Itharge, Glaas Makers Red
Lead, &C.
Also Lineeed OH, Raw, Boiled and Refined. For
sale bv druggists and dealers generally, and by
Peatf Afrcet. NeH York. mh18.rs2 IL aA&Y
, 1865-06-24

Cofns, Corn4> Dr. Kenlson, 1lo Clark
street, relieves ali troubles Of the feet without
palu. Dr.. n. kepIson extracted FHnce Slpo-
ton. jnne4lh955-l&
, 1865-06-24

Fruit Jars-Wholeta1e and retail. 4 lsree
etoek at Merrill*s Lamp and Glassware store, II
aud la Randolph 1t. ie22 b65s At
, 1865-06-24

Ghaut Of this city hsve procured one OF thess IL.
te machines, ard dxed II 10 connection With the
orEan bu'lttos tho F1rst unt5ess,ltst Church of
Chicago. II Eas uied Inst evenluE md worked
10 tharm. The mschfpe ia att'fhed to hydrant
and The fore: Of the wafer prupcls 4 piston In
four-inch cylinder. Almost like eE1att eteu1 en-
einc. Ecgul.tor attached to the bellows ahut.
Of the wster when ihe bellows are fui. and LET'S
II On tn fu!l power whtn empty. Tne regularity
Of the feed is thus secured
Tho machine seems perfectly aiapted % the end
desired, ohv,atnR m1ny Of he difficulties of or.
dlnsrJ crRau blowing, and furnishing motor
power and chesper-al rate Of about thirty
ceuB per Sunday.
DnowNxn.-A boy aged Eve years md nina
months. nnmed Arthur c. Leach, was drowned on
Thursdby evening aaat. in The lake, near Twenty
second street. Tho little fellow had been nsh,ng
On the pier, and 1t IL presumed lost bis balance.
fell into the water, and was rns' L. t. savc ht1se
The body was found yesterday. aud an inquest
held tberor: The Jury returned verdict Of
"Atddental drowning"
, 1865-06-24

Martha WAAhluRIon Hair Rchtofer-
A perfect sutcess-the best in masket-ls rot =
d.e--wtll not Ata,n the Ekln; restores gray and
fated hair 10 it, former beauty prevents 1t nom
falling of; gire. II soft silk like appcsrsnce, a.
in youthful dsre. Tsy 1t. Sold by iii dsugetsts.
Burnham Vsn Setback. 16 Lake street, agents
for The Northwest. jeSyTo5 a3t rCEs WED SAT
, 1865-06-24

TEE Four1H OF 5U1I.--our citixena rr,..t t.A-
in mind tho rapid approach Of the anniversary Of
our national life. The Citixena' Committee have
ALREADY made great preparations. tor grand cs!e-
tsstsm OF the dag, and ere now earnestly engaged
in rauv4+sipe TIE city. for donations, to the gen
Frai fprd. So f.r they have been very successful,
donation. Ao4sTx in literally, and 4 the citizens
only ton.1I.ue ~ ansher tee calls Of the CON-
mtttee - they h4Ye commenced TO 60, the ensu-
iar oh OF July ~Ill be The grandett orcasior ever
Witnessed m the West.
, 1865-06-24

Try DR.. B(cknell'A syrup. II eurca
DysenteEy, Diarrhns. Cholera Morbus, PAN or
cIanp IN Stomach Or Bowee. It contains no 0p!,,
Druggists. jutSs3m TnTlSa
, 1865-06-24

WANTED-To know why these
ce, 20 q, a. "a ~ 81 % e1
PREPARATION % ahat tbs hsir to II natural color,
dItas, vii toTHar1 thr recepe. shica stn sAsola
'fdm 70 1etAia head o. hAr Of iho natural eolor da.
ald can pa procured It any dEuKKta- b. H--it u
IL not u fep'easn1ed. VII 1einnt T. money Ad-
So WaahnEtoos It tup st2lssh Chicago, Illinois.
ie2{h9Ctclk
, 1865-06-24

xnu1Kru.-We have jutt been shown slna-
pie Of Grade Petroleum OBJ 2ined from surface
rock, found in Jer.ey county in this State, nea1
the mouth Of the 1llinols river. The sample VAS
fhoxn BY As. J. 4. Hibbard, President Of the
Illinois River Junction OIL Cp1pt5y. who hss
aiso the certificate of Messfs. Mariner Fish,
ATalyttcsl dhennts Of tbfs city, and afeo Of Dr:
J.y.G. B.auey, n havtnE tetted the rock and
found il confirmed Crndn Petroleum. M. Hth-
bard csn be Il und u the sherman House, room
No. Il, curing the day nj from 10 to and 5 to
where Eli pe1Aont Interested csn see ttuplea Of
the rock, snd the oil obteined from 1t, and also
obtain stock in the above company on taEotaole
ietIuI.
, 1865-06-24

DEcRxAsE or Snail Pox.-smatl PIX hts been
yery Hight with us recently, tho monthly bills Of
mortality exhibiting bat an average Of four or
nse email pox deAths for some uQe past, instead
of txelve TO twenty. In the drst twenty -1uut Gays
OF JUNO, 1854, the c&kcs committed 10 The pest
house were eleven, 50 isr III the prceeut month
there has only been one. A very gratifying e1.
h4tat.
, 1865-06-24
RfaI Estgts>=Goun1rp.

EOR SALE-Gocd Farms, rang.
iczton, b. Ths4e arc No. l, win tna aold, and inre.
ds1e possession 2lgtr VIII taa rrezent Erownx crops
4c-; scme n2ya timber bd}otnia6 Ht:n nsv4-s -satltnf
running water. Tfoso H.8alnx 70 bur. void Do well
qulrt OF u KVEKl.X. II biz Zeal K1tata Once. Ash'
,+y Ht1cR H1carioEtcn. III my77YIof 81
, 1865-06-24

roH7An1x EsaHRs.--The attention Of onr
readers II directed to tho advertisement Of A. y.
Wood 4 Co., OF Eaton, Madison county. n. T.,
under the head OF - For Sale" They have nu0.
ber Of thest 20. table enctues Of ali etzea IN con-
eant use In ibis city. nj Of which are elYtne the
uoet uuqua,i1ed tatlsfactton. Mt. Wood u now
II the Sherman aouEe; he returns soon+ taking
with bin several orders gained through the rec
ommendaticu ct partlcs already supplied BY The
, 1865-06-24

Polirx CoCRr.-There VA an ruuknslly large
docket IN this court yesterday. The neas sp-
p.oach OF The Fourth Of Iu'y seems to have tend
cpey to nsks people inAugurate the day long be-
fore Il arrives. Oce Of the offenders ettd he got
drunk, hecauee be old MT know whether or NOT
he might have m opportunity 10 do 20 Gu the
Fourth, and accepted the prt sent favorable oeea.
sion. 4 great Intuy u the prisoners pleaded
Fourth Of july 1o.kctetct, hut the Court not re.
cogrixinR any law 10 thas st.cL they we're fined.
, 1865-06-24
THE CITY.


ANl;sEnENTS.
McVIcKxR's TuEATER.-Att the Matinee" The
oourse osT sTfpe Love Never Did Rnn Smooth, !"
fpllowedsby ~ The Yankee Dnsliss" and con.
clpdtne Win tho .Foo1 Of the Family" In tho
eycntn9-~ The Lots ne1r. -" Sketches IN 1ndia,"
md IA Wife for Day"
THR Npaxux-Ia The afternoon and evening"
HuckstoneS popular comedy entitled "LAap
Ycs1.w followed BY tho " -Four slstssr."-
F,u,ss Rzy1E-s-Wc arc indebted to ]. 3,
w,,.b for Leonard Scott & Co.'s reprints Of the
Fnstlsh Reviews.
cnx.sa uoxe.-Ihe 1oed regiment Illinois vol
.ntaer. viii arriFe at Chicago this mornlng. On
thrtv .r.fvsl they are to march to Camp Dou11at
fnf Vii visit the fair during tho day.
TEE LATE MAJOR KIN11r The funeral at the
,.te Ms,er John Il. kipxte, will take place this
..rrnoon At atx o'clock. from St. James church.
cofptf ot Cass and cnnr3o atreets.
oopxh BASE Ball C1ua.-The members Of the
Ogden C,ub 1nret foa plaJ e@erJ Mon1ay, Thu.s-
dsy and Saturday Afternoons at tbs'oeden skst,nr
Pund. Ihsy 1ny1te The public to join them Ii
their p!sJ.
PKasorA1.--uou. Hiram Barney, Hon. Chas.
, 1865-06-24

faF1n7.-A rro broke ont yesterday afternoon in
the oEy1ne hopse Of Wood l. Graves, con-
neetea vi h their 1up faetory ut the foot Of
NlrhtRbn street, north pier. Owing to the con.
bpatAble nature Ut the mAietial In which the are
hsd t1s origin the flames spread Tap,tiy, bus
we're speedily eubdusd. The !ost il eef1mated 81
~ M sSbirh Ii coyete6 bF tUxpfnnce.
, 1865-06-24

GAsap4xps on TR1A1--ln The TRIBUNE ct ytt-
tersey We ch1onicled desperate case Of s &rrouns
which occurred ut ealoou On k'uxae street, near
the Ga!ena railroad depot. Three Of ths Ca1soter1
had IN e1sr.t1 alton before JustIce Cu.hbefteon
yesteYdAy when one Of she accused Wts discharged
The uthers namsd Martin Moes ard Hen1J NAsTts
were held 10 bail il the sun Of E5tg to appear In
aE1ne Mo.s to jan, the las1ex uaAnaeea to escape,
nod Is now 1t liberty The nuan H4rr,s who hta
eerY ed b1Iptelf eibce the mission OF the deed
n TbuItday lsst, IN hopea Of e11aing discovery,
wa cctected ~ officer Grogsu. yesterday morn
fre, IN the ba-k part Of a LOT sAlosn or kinzie
EEeet.
, 1865-06-24

WANTED-D7ug Clerk-Ons
w Thoroughly onpa.ent aat expay4s1cel IL ey-
~ branch of the b1siue.s. Apply TO- ns = C.
JVNKa, &H1 btAta It. 2i5sN.@s
, 1865-06-24
II, Al. Baaten, T. ID.
r. Il Cosroftp, 4. B.
E. II. Brown, a. B.
John Flynn. 4. B.
u r. rnrbv- A. II.

Iohl c. Dunlap, q: B.. --------
eoi. Kobe1t 4: He.iy {honornT, l. Il. q -
Tani Brpder, u. 4. 8. ..
Thirty three diplomas we're awarded to the
Commercial Department; Tbs nantes follow:
Eueh Gitlen, ottsNa4 III
ssnIor spcfartint nt-Pzenfnm awarded to
james Mccormick, Nashville. Tenn.
N MIN pepaf zpent-p:em nm awarded to C1tE.
fcrd Warsham, Memphis, Tenn.
Diplomas tn Commercial Department awarded
, 1865-06-24

LAacx1Y.-A MAJ named Patrick sage and his
wife appeared before Jrttice Sturtevant, yesteE-
day, en- the charge ot larceny. This wonsn, In
company with her husbknd, Was Eeen Offering for
aslc al different pl3sasfwo tf5gf -tundlct Of onc
calico, sad to cohtltn AteHtr }atds.' An officer
arrested The parties and brought them INTO the
court. A1t. sage tes1ed thtt she received the
bsRe waB htld 10 ball in the sum OF 1850 for fu-
tpte appearance, md h11 wife allowed 70 20 on
her own 1erogntzsncc, ehe being the tnothet OF 4
lufre family.
, 1865-06-24

Atthe request Of peop'e from the country. who
d ereeatisI that Union Hs bs opened to dsy csa as
The hour Of ten o'clock, and the doors will not be
oted unttl ten 2. n. The Admission will be the
,aue az usual: Great aeti.ity VIII preyail. A.
take personal pride III making 1t kAe nasnctal
day. Let n crown this Rlorious enterprise IN q
manner worthy tho noble generosity for whlch
Chicago IL 80 famed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19
WifIiiflan,mns, ia, Ohio State Directory.

.9-FHe enterprising and saceessful Publish
.sersef Directories, Messrss sWILILAMs& Co.. Of
.ICinsinpati, are procuring the materials and
making preparations for an, ,".0HIo STATE
" DIREcroRY FOR 1866" It's to consistof
thfee parts STA Classified Business Di-
directory, 2dg Complete Shippers Guide;
and Sd. A New U. s. Postoffice Directory.
,hnfhs Publishsa say 10 d circular that they
propose to give in their work: b
1st-The Name of every person and firm
Engaged in business, either Mechanical
Mantfacturfng, Mercantile or Professionally
In all the Cities and Towns of Ohio, show
AR ing the particular kind Of business in which
they are engaged, aid give their Post0ffice
address. 2d-The population of the Town
what which they ara 4ocatedr with . short
NAtescription Of the place. l3d-Direetions
for shipping goods to the Town, from either
-sr1;E East, West, North or South. Bus yl'u5p -
This will be, when completed, an i'm
portant and valuable work. We commend
the enterprise to the, encouragement and
patronage, ,of our citizens andof the people,
of the State. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19
1ha Nariona1 Debt.

0 uoT The Secretary of the Treasury Of the
b United States, is understood to have receiy-
ed renewal of the offer of the Association
d of German Capitalists, to take a premium
: loan from our Government large enough to
Z cover the entire indebtedness of the ma
. tion. The ability of the Association to as
D. sumo such an immense responsibility, is
vouched for by the Hon. GEORGE p. MARSH.
No action as yet has been taken by Secreta-
~ McCULLoCH, although the matter is said
ito have been referred to appointment officer
Of the Treasury Department, who has re-
ported favorably on the proposition.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19
,.srecutmuseh, Ou,fanls. the Coxites.

'gRA I, AT the public reception rendered General
Sherman by the citizens Of Columbus, Cen
yeral Cox was thrust prominently forward
by the Abolition wire-pullers, so that the
prominence at this reception might be used
for his political advantage. AT the levee
Cox was thrust upon Sherman at the din-
ner Cox was pushed upon him; at the sup
per Cox was served up for him; but "Te-
cumseh''T outflanked the Abolition wire
pullersl While he was complimentary in
his reference to Cox as an officer, he was
equally complimentary to MeP ePherson, Wal
cttt, Sheridan, and other Ohio Generals,
but in no explicit or direct terms did hemake
any ANNOUNCEMENT Of his intention. TO cote
for the dapper little General ofthe Reserve.
The political opinions of General Sherman
are widely different from those Of General
Cox. The former has announced himself
opposed to negro suffrage, while JACOB ID.
Cox, according to The Cleceldnd Leader,
Neo York Tribune, Mahoning Register, and
other Abolition papers, is an ''ardent advo-
cate of negro-suffrage." General Sherman,
whilethe declares that Cox is q ''gentleman
and s0ldisr' does moi, In his speeches orin
his conversation, indOrse his political views.
The Cox managers must try again !--Cleve-
land Plain Dealer. n 1lauJb Lgilll@ ErE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10.


Prior to the first arrival in Columbus of
sYOhio soldiers for muster out, several weeks
ago, JANNEY and others OF the Abolition
4 persuasion, were constituted Reception
g Committee, charged with the duty of pro-
y viding meals for the returning braves. They
were self-appointed, we believe-perhaps a
few Others who think as they do were pres
ent. 1t wasthought by the Abolition man
ayers that little political capital might be
made out of this thing, by impressing the
soldiers with the idea that the Democrats
''had no part nor lot in the matter; and that
nobody was glad to see them come home
but a little squad of men who want the ne
groes to vote. The committee collected
money from our people to pay the expenses
of these receptions, and provided meals for
several regiments; but they were not long
In finding out that our brave and
gallant soldiers would not respond to the
assaults upon the Democrats made by the
negro equality speakers, that were inyari-
ably brought forward to address them.-
The Committee discovered that the '.boys
in blue" would not give three groans for
the Copperheads" at the behest of GRAM
I, VILE MOODY, but that they would turn in
sand give an indefinite number Of cheers
for Gen. SHERMAN. Thereupon, the recep-
J 'tions were discontinued, for the reason, as
! was stated, that the Committee Gould not.
itelldwhen to look forthe arrivalof soldiers!
"A Cleveland paper, in commenting on this, !
said tfatth Committee in that city had. no
dilficnlty d the kind; and that the reeep-
Itions would be continued thereI Thiswre-
> ception business should not have been n'al- :
lowed, 10 ingioriousy fizzle out here, after
. the otfloyHi" lovers of the negro had put
themselves at the head of it. keeping the
Democrats in the background! ~ bgn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19
BRANDRETH'S PILLS 4 GENERAL
ASSISTANT OF NaTUNH.

What is health? What is disea.ei
Health is when the suppl and expenditure arc
equal. Disease when the supply and expenditure
are unequal. ..,r...
BRANORETH'S PILLS impart certain expul-
sive powers to all matters in the body whose life is
below the standard Of the sur unding party, or
which have remained longer tan the tine nature
designed. So. in fevers aud,9y that ella $ of cases
which soon run into mortifcatipp BRANDRETH'S
PILLS have marvellous GU at ve qualities. Our
bodies are continually changing, and it is hy this
change we live. Should mstter remain in organs
beyond the time nature designe pain and inGam-
nation set in, which is nothing more than prepar-
atory effort for our good. An BIandreths Pills are
supposed from the results to do is simply ,
ASSISTING THESE EFFORTS OF NATURE.
iuna09- -dkwIn, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19

7 The Snpfene Court Of she State of Wis
consln has idecidsd that the law of Con-
gress requiring stamps on legal process, in
the beginning or other stagesoi suit is
uncon stitptioual, and, therefore, void, and
thai the astamps on legal papers are not
necessary. The ground of the decision is,
that the imposition of tax upon any pro-
! ceedings In a Stake Court is an invasion Of
the right Of a State to regulate proceed
Z ings in its own courts; thatif Congress can
tax these proceedings at all, it can lay ajax
that will practically amount to a prohibi-
!. tion, and thus legislate the State Courts out
of existence. i9 .ff.. . Es4 10 i.iIi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19
oThieyes an Newark.
The Advocate Of last week says:

some weeks haEof Mr.! weiskoop, liquor
q merchant, had about so worth Of liquor
stolen from, his Store, but obtained no clue
! of the thief or the property! And on the
4th' Of July Travis & Keller, flour mer-
chants, had over four hundred dollars in
money Stolen from the pockets Of a coat
hanging in their store, while standing on
theep pavement looking at the procession of
aphahtastics.n BY q singular Circumstance,
tie, discovery Of the paper In which the
money had been wrapped, on the outside of
a stable on the lot Of j.. House, lead TO q
search Within, and the money found hidden
10 d manger.. subsequently the liquor was
also traced there by policeman Griffith, and
House and an accomplice arrested. House
is in jail and his accompfaIce out On on bail.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19
NWnIiams' CIncinnati Dire

we haye received from the enterprising
Publishers, Messrs. WILLIAMS q Co, a copy
of the above work for June, 1865, being the
fifteenth annual issue. 1t is.a large volume,
handsomely printed and substantially
bound, containing in addition to the usual
record of residents of the city, aBusiness
Directory, and complete list of United
States Postoffices. AS complete, reliable,
and elegant Directory,-it is probably not
rexceilei by any other inthe United States,
,Werefer in another article to the proposal
of Messrs. WILLIAMS & Co. to publish a
State Directory; Their Cincinnati Direct
ory is guarantee Of the faithful and sat
4 isfactory execution of the, proposed work.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19
1o The American House, Newark. -
We find the following paragraph in last

!; We HHu IIle fVIIV"IHS P"riasr P uP" IL -
weeks Ne,cark Adpocate; yng g5, -.:.y Dt( tl1
Oh YThe- American House is undergoing
some very necessary repairs, which, when
completed, will give it an appearance more
In accordance with its reputation as first
class House, which it has long sustained.
With the new improvements, and the indes
fatigable purveyanee Of its popular hosts,
the American, IL possible, will offer still
greater Inducements to the weary traveller,
or the seeker of well furnished table,"
The AMERICAN HoUsEiis agood place to-
stSp at; and we commend it to all our
friends who have, occasion to put up at a
Hoteloin the beautiful and pleasant town of
-Newark.g3l 81 .h-tuBW oil Woj ipidW
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FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWJS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood tne
test Of trial. and is constantly increasing in puoiio
favor. > ID a'Ns ".a ye"N
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made. Its price is only u cents. AID eacn
bottle contains double the auanttyof dye in those
usually sold for S1.~-'s 1000 90 ~
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process, which renders IL infinitely superior to any
dye unmarked Being complete p ono bottle. no
preparation is required, which greatly simpiiesth
application. " -
in USING THIS DYE yOou' svoid that RUSTY
DEADappeafahce by which dycdh and VIII skier
are so readily recognized when an inferior article
has been used, as it produces pc cctly uralto-
or Of any shade thatis desired. from rich brown
to jetty, ustrous black, that will not smut, crock
or stain the clothing. Invest IS cents and you will
/ be convinced. Sold by all ugsists and ilRancy
Goods Dealers. ~ r- % rs .sA' ". '- %
A.. MATHEWS. Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES q CO.. New York, Wholesale
Agents. "a fti maylo-dcodly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19
"A CARD. TO IN yALIDs.

A Clergyman. while residing in South America az
amissionary, discovered . safe apd simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous " eakness. Early Decay.
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train Of disorders brought on ny baneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Pro ted by
desire 10 benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the receipt for preparing and using this medi-
cine, in sealed envelope 10 any one who needs it,
Free Of Charge. 'rUpl vt
Please inclosea postpaid envelope. addressed to
yourself. - Address