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Congress Hall.

yvyHIs Is the name Of a new Saloon just opened
on the.coruef Of Summed and Church streets,
oupsyite So Cloud Hotel, whore can be found at
ali lines the hast 10 tho market OF Wines, Liquors
Ciy,-s and Tobacco TO suit sach and every one that
calls and with Ii. r. W. BAER, A. Prescrpuonist,
vor viii not fail O. get suited
LUNCH Is set every day from l0lz 70 l215 o'clock,
embracing al the lu1ures OF tne seas D Win O1-
Tai Sour 10 match. Private Room up stairs for
partiel. and the polite JoRDAS and REED 70 wait on
~ .'vp Them a cali mavl3lw
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St. Nicholas Restaurant is always sup
piled with Fresh Oysters, Fish, Game, snd
everything good TO eat. q
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sTomY.-We we're visited with heavy
thunderstorm last evening, the lightning
was continuous and vivid.
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Catarrhal ConsnmpIlon.

p. ~ e--.-s 4 g5s. 10 Non e-rth s., FtEs.
..,f 80 /. cert t-afe q faomi wilcox Il this
,----eee ,ras asllcfcd WITH Caf1rifai Consurln-
~, s1s led many reuedies, but corauuod 20
gror Eeszsri lllnEs snd o'uash became verf
r91ch d.sorderei, sc Der phys isns aud irieuas
gIa..ua red 4 her he. Through The ne Of your
Courouud Syr1pof Wlla Cherry sha sitrol3 -
cossrad h b. SMITH. Justice q tie Pescs.
6oFsrnsur, Nes FORK.
Thissal1ahle Modicins, prepared only b. Dr.
ssayne 4 son, 20 norm sEfh Street, Phiiadaiphia.
Sold b
W.J.&C.W. SIXTH, Dr1agisis,
Cor. Church SD fssa drssts, nashville,
r,sya-1rn-fafn 90
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Old Papers for sale at this Once. The
1s-re.. IN the city.
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All and Ali, Porter, and Stock Ale, at
the st. Nicholas. 2t
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no. stranger. ana ClIIzens.

VS. do not profess 70 be the only Physi-
clan in tine citv, "wh0 may be found at his
Office 81 ell hours, day or night" nor do
We, "a offering eur services u the invalid,
deslre 20 recommend oUrsell in preference
10 other equally well established and ex-
perieuced physicians; nor DO We pre-
tend 70 be iLfailibie, o. tie only man ca
patia Of curing The various t,sp,lses men
toned n our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any 'oonGer-
ri sccrCt T-9scctcV, or extraordinary agree
o5te trcatlcH- o. pr.tGti-c2i as Eil sensible
men must know, thar success an tie prHc-
tico Of medicine, does not depend 50 much
upon the discovery Of nclo remedies, Or aei0
modes Of trcai Nt {, as upon the skulful use
OF those agencies necessary TO q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by expe-
Renee and patie1t application. We res
pectully refer the public 10 our general ed
yersis0me8t, an another part o! the paper.
Office hours from s in the morning TIL =
a. night. L. l.. OOLEEAS, NJ. D.
O. North Cherry ST., Nashville, Tenn
Suffers and dealers will lind it to their
advantsgo by calling at A. & N. Lands
bergs', corner Public Square and Market
street, who have large supply Of liquors,
eigars, tobacco, canned fruit, stationery,
etc, which they are closing out at eastern
cost, to change their trade. Call and con
vince yourself of this fact,
We have now one more Billiard in Room
Nashville, and the proprietor Joseph De-
pre-, may boast of having one of the finest
rooms in the West. The room is well ven
tilated, and that is almost the main thing
in summer. We understand he opens it to-
night.
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lager, lager Beer, very fne and cool,
St. Nicholas. q
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ExPREss Ivz--John Morgan was subject
ed 10 the Discipline Of the Recorder yester-
day for running dray without license.
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Tor sale st this Office. one Hand Wagon,
nearly new, which viii be sold cheap.
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W. p. Eros Is Co., are our sole Advsr-
trsipr Agents for BaltiIoore, Nd
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J.xrs B. QUuSEy, Of the National Banner,
= our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
,fr,sE
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War, Marine, and Inland RIsks taken Al
Lowest Rstss-
LOSSES useRaLLY ADJUSTED AEO PROMPTLY
PAID BY THIS COMPANY.
Premiums Paid in Gold
N BE- entitled to ret0rns Ia God 10 case ofIoss-

Parties or Firns giving Us their nh-Bs Business
VII be entGsd 70 pTsseience n Fire Policies.
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Shippers shouid bear 10 mind that the ETrrsss
CoEnpsueE are not b71nd when properly h destroy-
81 81 the enemies Of toe country, snc should IN
al cases cover their property By Var Risks.
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o. ne Throat. Breast aad Longs.
a. ne u rcs. BE . snI LCugs,
Of he Throsi, b east aad LuaEs,
u tie Ihr1a-, Breast aLd ung.

Il ss5.hss The irritation Of Ire mucous msmhrare
rre1 Iuez che ar fa-sases, anJ Eves a0murA
\ sfraas, ca1siug lcEl1g or u-iug 10 ne thr1at,
mono. e eInest rrat0u. l0oeeuF re ouEn uIat'sr
va sh clogs az rae ves-e OF TIE taroat sd iu1es,
las era6 -g tha pst.eut 70 brea-te irse san RATA
"a rrrfIulrfaIes the power q lsresfC on. ard has
re-f5--1.ef ve~v r1-nY cgres ehea 10 At hgu.sl
$3.50 4 -r.-.id not . uasa.fia
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Orders from NewsdeaIers Solicited
Ffrst Received-First Filled
NOW READY
THE GREAT TRAGEDY At WASHINGTON !
ASasSnati Il Of President Lincoln

AfIfI sud correct account from reliable authority
RI the CI-esr ,tunsl Calamity PtOF lald 70 Aszas-
sinste See et4~Y seNard. Vice tIe7i lent, and the
ghoe Cbiuet with the history. likeness, &C, Of sl
Connected win the lerneufqhle event. A graphic
gceount Of assasssns and ne di7ungushed person
ages who have ial N rs Their hands. . he whole
splendidly Illustrated by the best artists.
For sale by GALES 0AMbhhs
r,sy1--str % Cherry Street
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TvHrs Company, established IL 1874, insures
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Household Furniture, and Other Properly, on TIE
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CDR. 5uayns's Compound 6yr1p % Cherry
nDr. auayua's Comp0unt syrIp Wi.t CheTy.n
itDr sasyna'a Compound -yrgp Hld Ckeuy."
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C0nsha, Colds, Con ump'i0n.
ColgnH Colds, Con uupi0u-
Couz1a, Co.'s. ro1s mpiCu.
Ccurla. Coda. Cou-uu Ht1u.
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Cures aIi mpa-uts
Cure aii Comrialss
Cu-ra 80 C0mria ~
F.-a l. 81 I.r-ls..a ~
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Old Course o. Treatment


wi se sam t
would Nf one month";
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-18
CoutenDtTbIe!

The Capital Of our State has been dis
graced by the conduct of some of its fanat-
ical Abolition citizens, who insisted on ex-
cluding all Democrats from committees to
arrange for jubilee over the surrender Of
Lee, and the Republican State organ ap-
proves of. their action. Was it not well
known fact that the Democratic party has
given its men and its money as freely, and
In many instances more freely than the Re-
publicans, some excuse might be offered
for such conduct. But when 1t is remember
ed that the victories to be celebrated were
achieved by Democratic Generals and by
the blood of Democratic soldiers flowing
freely with the blood of Republican soldiers,
for men to drag partisan hatred and spite
into celebrations designed to do honor to
the brave soldiers who have sacrificed so
much and won such lasting laurels, is con-
temptibly mean, low, dirty, and traitorous;
and no one but miserable partisan dog
would indulge in or countenance such a
base act.-T0led0 Record. T J,,.s .r
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yes. ATWOOD'S .-.... '.
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,
d.. AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonsirat-
ed the superiority of this machine over all others for
the purpose Of sinking Oil Wells, the undersigned is
now prepared to receive orders for the saue.
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
the boring of oil wells. excepting the STEAM EN-
GIVE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, (but
will be furnished if desired, at reasonable price,.
and dispenses with the use Of the Derrick, Rope,
Bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive fix
lures now in use and Is so arranged, being con-
structed on wheels and portable, that 1t can be ca
silly removed for the purpose Of sinking wells in diff
ferent localities. 10
THE DETRITUS is removed from the well by
our patent Hydraulic process and does not require
the REMOVAL Of the drill from the boring. This pro-
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10 minutes, but likewise efectualy clears out and
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ly closed up by the old process Of sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE L and practical engineer.
we'll can be sunk from 400 to 600 feet within Pc
rod Of from IS to 90 days after the soil pipe has been
driven.
Arrangements are being made for the construction
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wicb, Newburg. N. Y, and Pittsburg, Penna. Z
For further information. price. terms, &c., address
SIMEON LELAND,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
aprl5-d&w3meop =, new 1 orK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-18

The following communication comes to
us from substantial and intelligent citizen
of this city, aud he asks us to print it. We
comply with his request: s.ry
- Our schools.
It used to be- thought by the innocent,
that the members of the Board of Education
agreed to serve for the good of the cause
without compensation; but it seems they
were most egregiously mistaken. For some
years past, it is understood the Treasurer
of the Board has been receiving or retain
ing his percentage, which is fast approach
ing one thousand dollars per annum. Last
year, under the Republican rule of retrench-
ment, the Secretary of the Board must have
an equal amount OF salary for writing some
twenty-five pages in a blank book, all Of
which can be done during the meetings of
the Board. Are the Taxpayers willing to
pay from $500 to $1,000 year for such
insignificant services? Where is the law
allowing the Board to make such use of
the money? There are plenty of response
BILE men who will act as Treasurer of the
Board, and plenty of public spirited men
who will act as Secretary. without COM
pensation. And if the Treasurer and Sec
retary are to be paid, why not pays the
Chairman of the committee on. buildings, or
the Chairman of the committee on Supplies,
a salary The labor Of either of these is
greater than that of either Treasurer or
Secretary. Would it not be more in ac-
cordance with the spirit of the school law
for members of the Board to serve without
compensation in any capacity ; and, If the
funds will allow, increase either the salary
of the teachers or increase the number OF
teachers?
The innovations above alluded to deserve
the attention of Taxpayers, and if not
abandoned will, doubtless, at the proper
time, receive their unqualified condemna-
ton. A CITIZEN.
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isai .ors III so aos,,aS os IA
All. xw,ano nv" sscna Ug whatsver sn,,rye nj feceived
"a, nj ~ tnoI I"n, vu 1aes ;s 20 ha inelnded in
~ ~ ,'sp s.s ~, iseI a Ia Iow ren,,ires IN
e,.,,, - N, ~ Nv the 1sth of Nav nets
M y ,s ~ do.,Es6,, II tbs wnrl win be done
IN Nbst t;S,e ~ the notices To me tax-paV-
a. srs n,.s n" stsii distrlhuted. frhe u,,cs-
,as,,s ra ' vspv ~ ,n;nnis and searchIne .. in-
terdsd 20 rescb aijSthe omissions known To
Sava "cc,,rreJ ~ IN forner returns. Five per
nsnt re ~ tha enoonnt IT. oS tax ,,non all incomes,
, whather 20 % der,ueJ from = mans own income
w M wiSa or ch;ldren,s. A wifa,s income
n,nst NJ I he " inclnded' 40 must n minor child's,
wbether from real or personal property or
from, salary The gains unon stocks or
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Ht FRED. HHfSTERN,
.1.kT ,o,xf 1QfhrTI g Inf


We are truly rejoiced to hear that that
most worthy and estimable lady, Mrs. Lorin
Andrews, has enappoiDted Post Mistress
at Gambler. Mrs. L., as most of our readers
are aware, is the widow Of Col. Lorin AM
drews, late President of Kenyon College,
who lost his life In the service of his coun-
try. Thisis one Of the. best appointments
made by theDpresent Administration, and
one that It affords us great pleasure oian-
nounce inythe columns 7oflthe Banner
Nc. VernQg .Banner. .ssaJeilqs14 aioS
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AcARD TO INvALIDs.

: A Clergyman. while residing in South America as
"a missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay.
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and
the whole train of disorders brought by baneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Propted by
desire to beneftthe afflicted and unfortunate will
send the receipt for preparing and using this modi-
cine. in sealed envelope. to any who needs 1t.
Ifee of Charge. ag h3
Please inclosea postpaid envelope. addressed to
yourself. 70 Address, lei3 81 s1ifr Il .ilf
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
"a (fTEs STATION D. BIBLE HOUSE,. I
mch2l'65-dlys ~ New York City.
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o.owIse INC 70 70 thesuspension Of business after
the announcemento Of MIR. LNcoLN's DEATH
we have no Cincinnati or Cleveland Market
Reports this morning. b. yru is3igu.e 81,
! snr -. !, ,.l,.r,a naaionnl .Aniiction. !.

-Webave been accustomed from infancy
toread OF the murder and assassination Of
kings princes, and rulers In former times
n,lin other lands. But weneyer dreamed
that such foul crimes would come home to
us, and be perpetrated by Americans 20 on
American soil. Yet the hand OF the assas-
sin has struck down the President OF the
Republic. and nearly taken the life OF our
Chief Minister of State, and that Of one-of
his, Assistants. This is the saddest, the most
deplorable and awful event that has occur
red in our whole history, from the birth OF
the nation in July, 1776, to the present mo-
ment., It may lead to consequences the
most frightful, upon which we dare not re-
feet, much less write, Nothing but the
oyerruling hand of that Providence upon
which our. Fathers relied in the darkest
hour of trial, can avert those consequences,
and save our people from becoming the prey
of anarchy, ultimating in an iron despot-
ism. m.oii 1nois'taj.
Rejecting men Of all parties and all
creeds alike deplore this terrible national
catastrophy, because they see clearly un-
covered the fearful gulf Of ruin into which
our country will inevitably plunge, unless
guided and controlled by the coolest heads
and the wisest and most prudent counsel
ors. Above all, we need to look up, with
prayer and humility, to that Divine Source
whence come wisdom and understanding
to the children of men.
But yesterday, as it were, the President
of our Republic and its Chief Ministers
could walk the streets and visit public
places Of amusement and recreations alone,
unattended, and with as much certainty Of
being secure from personal harm as the
humblest and most obscure private citizen.
But,all thattis changed now. That feeling
of security with publicmen will, in meas
ure, be gone for time, at least. 1t is to be
hoped that it may soon return; and that
the sense of insecurity in person orprop-
erty may never reach the mass of our peo-
pie to the extent which the recent great
national calamity seems to forebode. .,
Let the confidence, which our people have
hitherto felt in the protection afforded to
life and property in the due administration
of our constitution and laws, be once effect
ually shaken, and we may bid farewell for
ever, not only to our republican form Of
government, but to the last remaining ves-
tige of American liberty. When general
dread of anarchy seizes upon people, "the,
disorders and nliseries which result" to
use the language Of the Father of his Coun-
try in his Farewell Address, gradually in
cline the minds of men to seek security
and repose in the absolute power Of an in
dividual; aud sooner, or later, the chief of
some prevailing faction, more able or more
fortunate than his competitors, turns this
disposition to the purposes of his own ele
walton on the ruins Of public liberty"
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Anew REASONS WHY THE <
AMERICAN WATCH
IS THE BEST.


II is made on the best principle, while the foreis
watch is generally made on principle atall. Tho
foreign watch is mostly made by women and boys
BY HAND. While their labor is cheap, their work
dear at any price, Such watches are made without
plan, and sold without guarantee. They are irres-
ular in construction and quite as Irregular move-
ment They are designed only 10 sell. and the buy
or is the party most thoroughly sold. Those who
have kept "aucres, )" "lepines' and Swiss levers"
in profe,sed repair for few years will appreciate
the truth Of our statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead of being made Of several hundred little
pieces screwed together. tho body Of the American
Watch is formed of SOLID PLATES. No jar in
terferes with the harmony of its working. and no
sudden shock can throw its machinery out OF gear.
In riding or any business pursuit, 1t is all hold to-
gethe as firmly as single piece Of METAL 1t just
what all machinery should be-
Ist. ACCURATE. Cd. SIMPLE. Sd. STRONChs =
4tb. ECONOMICAL. }4a. NINcGs s5R'aL
We not only secure CHEAPNESSb by our system
but QUALITY. We do not pretend that our Watch
can be bought for less money than the foreign mako
6eieues but for its real value is sold for onshAf
the price. IA uap in WwggLt y ma
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH tnAmed VIM. Ellery, 7!
is what its name indicates Solid, Substantial. and
always ReliAble-warranted to stand any amount Of
Marching, Ridingor Fighting.V TgrIry s2f1g,
OUR NEXT RICHEST QUALITY 0FwATCH
(named p s. BartletD ssimilar in size and general
appearance but has more Jewels, and more elabor-
ate finish. q A9.Ay ~ ~ sbPBA oIu- AiiS"'
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out.
is put up in a great variety Of patterns. many Of
them of rare beauty and worbmanship, is quite
small, but warranted to keep Nine.
OUR YOUNG c.GENTLEMAN'S WATCH 10
tb.kl fowl tha of
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Monday Evening, April cath, 1865,
Will be performed the celebrated Opera, in thre,
acts, composed by NJ. W. Balfe,
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL!

PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Par
quette, $l,0O, Family Circle, 80 cents, Private Box
es, SO 90. Reserved Seats in the Dress Circle and
PaTquette can be secured, without extra charge, at
tho Music Store Of Seltzor, Drese Co.. Agents for
Knabe'sI Pianos. .i.sA 80 y AF%
Sale OF Seats for either night will commence on
Thursday, April Goth.
Doors open at o'clock the overture will COM
mence at quar- or before8.
4 Books Of the Opera for sale at the door.
b. l.. CHASE, Business Agent.
aprl8-dllt .. ''
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& NAUGHTON HALL.
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
Evenings, April nth, 18th and Goth.
MacEvoys Pictorial and Musical exhibition, the
AlRERMlC0Ml. - n -

= TOUR IN IREIAND. 81 !,
Mr.. John Heron will appear as Barney the Guide
and Sing several new Comic Songs.
Miss Annie Goodall and Miss s. Taylor will also
appear in fayorite Songs and Quetts.. '{Gy 4
Admission only 20 cents. No half price. Z
In yesterdays advertisement it was stated that
owing to the Hall having been previously engaged
for q Concert the Hibernicon would not epen to-
night. But as this CONCERT is now postponed, the
with change Of Scenery and Songs.
Z Doors open att: to commemorate
aprl77d4t gszg 1t y s. .f f.tstf.,f 3 5. .tf,t 30 =
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air.sa ALADDIN,
OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP.

As the season closes with this week, every man,
woman and child who has not seen this immense pro-
duction should not miss the present opportunity
The performance will commence with humorous
Farce.
The MATINEE postponed on Saturday afternoon
account Of our terrible National calamity, will
positively take place WEDNESDAY, AFTER
NOON, April 10th. Il I.l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-18
HONEY SOAR.

4 NCOLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet ,Soap, in sueh, uniyer-
sal demand is made from the choicest materisIs.
is mild and emoIlients in its nstnres fra.
, grantly scented, acd extremely beneficial
in Its action upon the skin For sale BY all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. & y {, jsn3o -d&wIy
The Bridal Chamber. an Essay Of Warn
Aipg and Instruction for Young Men. Also. new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
Sexual Systems-Sent free. in sealed envelopes.
Address. DR.. J.sSKILLIN HoUGHToN. Howard
Association. PhiladsIphia, Paa aL apr 4ss-iy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-18
PROCLAMATION

~ MAYORS OFFICE,
a COLUMBUS. OHIo. April II, 1855
WHEREAS, A great National calamity has fallen
upon the country in the base and cowardly assa.si
nation Of President ilncoln, causing universal
mourning Throughout. the land: respectfully re-
anest that the citizens Of this city drape their
testiinona of their deep feeling of regret and
row. - - w KAY ,ThOMAS. mayor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-18
A AscARID 70 INvAEiDs.

A,CARD TO INvAEtDS. '
4 "A Clergyman, while residing In South Amerlcs 40
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy dsr
for the Cure of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay.
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and
the wholStrkn q disorders broughton ~ bansinl &
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been ale
ready cured by this noble remedy lPf0npted b,a
desire 70 benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. win
ssh the rsvps for prspafng and tsirs thb me, 9od
cine In sealed envelope, TO any one who need
Free Of 0aoygs.ga ,sA19gTaA KVHAa ,saauR''f
Please inclose stamped enyeIgpe, nddresss -
'yourself. ladsssS & Nsssss As"9~ W. ~"
Il taA JOSEPH T. INMAN.t
isarg BfATtoN d, BiBLE Housn
septgsi-diyao .g0aMU159 New York City.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-18

=, nsl, Wednesday evening. Benefit Of MRS. BRAD
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New eWAdvertisements
For Sale.

MY HOUSE ON STATE STREET. BE-
Nl tween Fourth and Fifth. Apply TO John W.
Doherty Freight Office l.. NJ. 4 G. 4 x. II. Il. or on
the premises. ELIZA DUHERT1.
aprl6-dlws
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-18
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.

The immensely successful and Grrgeous Spectac-
uar Drama Of Aladdin for a few nights more.
This TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 18th. lae5.
Win DO presentation the seventh time. the grand
Spectacle of g.