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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
An Indian Love Romance.

. The correspondent of the chicago 7'rigane,
In giving, an account Of the recent treaty
with the Sioux Indians, relates the follow
ing episode of loyea and marriage: IA.
"A Young Brule, WARRIOR, tall, strong Of
limb, whose swart features were. not un-
comely,. and whom bis brothers, in the
chase called .Four Bears disappeated
from our party the first evening we left
Yankton Agency, where the steaIherlaid up
at the bank for the night. The others re-
ported that he had been taken suddenly i'll
and had returned to Yankton to see a ma
tive Amedicine man." We steamed on the
next day without seeing sign Of the miss
ing brave, until, stopping at Fort Randall,
walked on board, followed by the hand
Soonest and neatest dressed young
Indian woman had seen. He was cured
and there was the medicine. .f-.,,.,,
She came OF a distinguished family of the
Yanktons, the daughters Of which were, an
tair in his eyes. He had long before mar
ried her eldest sister, and with these people
,disposing, of daughters, as with auctioneers
selling goods ih lots, you take zone with
the privilege OF, all" He had been smitten
with the younger during his Brief visit to
lYankton, from his home among the hills
off toward the Rocky Mountains where the
,,Brules, roam, and had found the tie Sc
strong on starting away that he had de-
,tertnfned to slip away from his party on the
boat, return and exercise his privilege, Sc
they had a marriagein In high life, and great
feast and dance, and the next morning the
newly married couple girded themselves
up, struck out over the hills and overlook
the steamboat before she had run twenty
,milesAa pretty beginning for honeymoon
trip. When he'reappeared, hestood up be-
fore Gen. Curtis, In the presence Of all,
his squaw sitting down modestly beside
him, and asked that his, new wife might
have passage with him. Ofcourse, permis-
sion was at once granted by so gallant a
soldier as the hero Of Pea Ridge.
We had them with us all the way, and
how fond they were, spite of Indian stoi-
cism! While the other chiefs, gathered in a
group, talked in deepI stern gutturals, the
bridegroom and his squaw, the 'Flying
Frost" sat apart in5 some SUNNY corner,
and murmured to each other in low-spoken
words of softest Dacotah: Love is timid In
savage or civilized beasts; and they tried to
.shun the crowd to whose gaze they were
exposed on the deck all day and all night
their seat a coil Of rope, their couch o
blanket; and when the boat stopped fol
wood at some heavily timbered bank, away
sped the lovers to the deepest recesses pi
the thicket for seclnsion and quiet converse
She leaped from one stone TO another and
from one fallen trunk to another, with
motion as light as the frost from which hei
Cpoetical name was drawn She was ltall
but her little foot was as dainty as ever
trod brussels carpet, and her step,as airy
as any ever danced In quadrille.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

.Rfl-ui ----- -.
FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor. nf.-.''L
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made Its price is only IS CENTS and each
bottle contains doubleth quantity Of dye in those
usually sold for 81. 80
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
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aye in market Being complete in ono bottle. no
preparation is required. which greatly simpfest tn
application. '''s ''' 900
INUSING THIS DYE you avoid that RUSTY
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or stain the clothing. Invest rs cents and you win
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Goods Dealers.
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DIR. J.9il'R..4 NEWTON
. . ~, 10 WILL CURE THE SICKl.@533" @3"i5 10

TN COEUMRUs, OHIO, AT ANIB0S
j. HALL,l from October 10th until about the h!st
Of December, ~ ish o'clock until II 4; ~, DAILY
(Sundays excepteD. "A free and cordial invitation
to those not well able 10 pay, while those who are
able TO pay will be treated the Neil House. Parlor
No, 1913, from 2 o'clock until I. NIL hui aYt.FI
Cures in Most Gases Instantaneous.
-bNo medicine given. No pain caused, but relief
from pain from any sickness or cause, certain in
tfDf Newton practice is mostly diseases and cases
given up as ine urabe. His treatment Is peculiar to
HIMSELF although there have been men IN all ages
who have had the same magnetic power over DIS.
eases Of the body and mind (some call II the yGft
OF Healing, ~ yet few have possessed II to such an
extent over nearly all diseases and persons! ,his
life and vitality passed from strongs healthy bo9y
10 weak one that restores the lost or unequal cir
culation Of the vital or nervous fnd. SO powerful
Is this Influence that persons who have ifof many
wears suffered from diseases which have been pro-
nounced incurabe, and TO whom MEDICINE has been
administered with good effect have bee restored
to health In an almost spaceoi time
IL will not restdiea lost member Of body or per-
form other impossibities, butit will alYaysre,eve
pain from whatever cause The practice Is based up
6 the most principles Of science there Is moth
harmony with natural laws. Many eminent physi-
clans, of other practice. not, only acknowledge
this power, but receive the tfeatment ior
and familes as well as advise tito their PATIENTS
DR.. Newton does nc profess tocure every case. ~
BY this treatment il takes but o few minutes for
inyeterate cases of almost any durable chrome dis
eases REQUIRE a secAnd operation. excepting Deaf
sE Broken Bones DisIccntops bad Cpryaturss Of
the Spine, and. Supperatipg Tumors. Even these
ps @ sostnes oS Hr yfHaIicared Diseases tSst are most
certain Of being cured at one operation, are.
Week Ewes, all Diseases of the Brain. ~, Nitqs
Dance. Weak Spnes, Weakness Of the Limbs, Fall
ne of he Womb, Byspepsia sll kinds Of Sexual
Weakness Rbeumatism, Internal Ulcers. Dropsey.
Nervous Debility, Loss of Voice, Diebetes, Weak
Lungs CatarIh. bronchitis. Diseased Liyers. Kid
ma Ia Ne.
Pafai ysis Is The most slow and uncertain some
times though rarely these patients have been fully
restored with one operations they are, however, Al
Fohtf4-tf. WI - 80 '-'t', "a.
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.eoi3oN Gago,T
~ l.alGf.Ura .alGf.Ura de MAGNOLIA,

hOOh w @tNfN - .gi.l /
AItoilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentlo-
mems boon! The Sweetest thing and largest
4 tqaaantity. Manufaetared from the rich Southern
Magnolia Used for bathing the face aud person, to
render the skin soft and fresh to prevent eruptons
70 petftme clothing,&c.5 q 4 lo3' % b % q,
It oyercomes tie unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
1t rem ot es redness, tanoblotchess&c. sohsfj
no Rehres nervous headach and allay inflammation
Itcools, softens and Adds delicacy 70 the skim 'a
n, II yields asubdued and lasting perfume. 9i.sdJ
pIteures musdueto bites and stings of insectss ai
5 tcontaips no 70 the skim r.
!. Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers,
! what every lady should have, Sold everywhere
Az the MaepQlia Wster once and you WIN use nc
,osbsr Cologne. Psrfdmery,por Toilet Water after
wards iipdHsi8 u miHi9 iibp W h3abYd b. 3efnoo
dSg N, 1iqHi 3isDEMAs BARNES 8 Cos q
dt5a e,i. ia .nits' Props: Exclusive Agents,Ni ],
lnn 0ctg-d&Mly- Ll-.lL- AalM L-L liz ~ Lanl.l.
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MAGNIFICENT SHOWER UF GUhD.
%, ssata6anbs sedprsa three days in advances
nrEnA HOUSE; = myyE. SEIoSI Sl!yy;s 4

nPEItA HOUSE. = WWE.s sGH1ONII IL
~ Sig. Susinis Grand ltallaHUpsra MAX stray
Qs,b, Dre;tor.
that he has succeeued in engaging complete and
efficient ltaiiaritpera Company, embracing some Of
,hs s1%o.s mSS 6bR sS fSb s%
prisng some Of the most talented srtists from New
$Gk yth gh9% Ms hs VII GNfH giye il Columbus Posi
COMMENCING MONDAY, NOV. 18Th,
SIX DIFFERENT GRAND OPERAS. in, style
ihefolloSih ihE eminent artists frblq the New York
kcademyiof IdSS SSonstitute tho t'hiosi q. sdsinf
Fsaa SisnSTSn oPSra GG2RGHiUENA G2THitUpENA GnoN tho famous
Dramatic Prima Dona, from the lts ian Opera, New
York Acamemy of Music, and the Theater Tacon,
f'sla1 Nss' PATTI sTRAKosCH, Go favdrito Con
Mile 'asiiiis. CANNIssA. PrimA Donna. Growers Grand
SSSsi SisaSsiis &ACAFERRI and ERRAY5;, First Tsn,
Srss39f ,the 4 EsE E9rS' Boston ana fhi'astpnfA
Sirnor MGNCUSI, the eminent Baritone. from
$ Sisnor aI AUGUSTINE SUSIN9; tbe Grand, ,Bssso
Proiundo. late of Max Maretzek's ltaiian opera
NsSE SenoT nSTk ANTON GRAFT. the celebrated Basso
Bud6, late Of Growers Gereap 0perSs; "a
Nine. PAkOZZl and Sig. ZAfoAIi, % oeoonu ',,ll
DSasaS Sa SxIMENEs and Sig. PERM, Second Tenors;
Sig. LO0ATELLI ana Sig AASSlo' second
Conductor, Sig. francisco; Rose; Leader; Mr.; F..
Sig. LAMA; Properties. sig. 7; GfillG Gesture
Mime. Nardipi. Sig Santelia. The eutirel new and
costIy wardrobe has been,p purchased by the Direc-
tor in Paris The following Operas will be perform
ed with a cast of unsurpass sed strength Tnani'
Martha, Un Ballo in Aasehera. IL Troyatore' faus''
SCALE OF PRIcts Admission to Parqrette and
Dress Circle o. 90. Reserved Seats $l so. Family
Circle. so cents. Priyat, Boxes, $l2.O0. -,
sS The sale Of Reserved Seats for the season Will
commence on TIL URSDAY, NOVEMBER eTH, 4, at
IA. M at John Seltzer& Co.'S Music st re. The
sale Of seats TOR single nights will commence on
| FRIDAY, NOV EAlBEk 10TH. at tho same place.
nnya-daL- M - q. -. ---.-- - =. rs. =
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: GSrmani iisaiIrSads.

A correspondent of the. Commercial Ad-
vertiser gives s6hle factS Of interest in re-
gard 10 the, construction of German rail-
rosds .IDJ DNIAUT0h4IjXAIN !
Once on, he,rosd, I'VE had d,leisure to gee
how excellent the German railroads are,
and hpwslowly they pass over them. The
rails are smooth and straight, and not bent,
Is with us, by poorly Constructed and un-
even RAILROAD track; the Joints are well held
togethef BY fastenfbgs, and neverbushy or
bent at the ends. The ballast of the roads
isevery where Id complete order, and flush
UP on the outer side of the rail, and ex1
:stS :, z lss$ Sshs WIN E1|Sd|s ne no pals
oaThe track itself, neatly grayeled, isr kept
Clean OF grass, ihciddi6g several feet be-
Ing fhs dfo6t6, Very freer from dust. The
B9lverts and, sbridges areEof thes highest
class and our failrDadsseyen the very best.
afe ltsgfaee, cgpApateE With thsm IN
shin 'parti Bhlar. y u "a aiiH true witR,re4
-Gsrdto depota and fheir r.,suFTaundfpgs.F1 II
q. Elesrs that Europeah railroad engineers
s<1ld eon,ieinn eyefy y ran road sinth Unit
"a Stat ~ sinsafe, f0r, Acc0 diilg to- their
aBtandArd, we have really norailfOad. !. J The
moro fexanlne inquire, and the more
4 Dsc0iiie acquainted with Che betails,a the
more ] feel ashamed as an AmaFiial rsil4
road man.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06


The f.loyaln office. seekers are beginning /
20 warm again "a and -arouhdi ths5 Capital 7
City Of Ohio. Preparations are already In
progress for the approaching session of the
General Assembly which will begin on the
LIST day of fJsnnarys spse6. SAMUEL 'WiLLfAM-
soS, the senator from Cuyahogag Is named
for the dnnimportant position OF PRESIDENT
pro TEN. ofths Sepate. This This 'is understood
70 be a. ScHENcE. movement TO head on
SHsKmxS, by showing the compliipentaries,
Northward Is much as possible, q CHAs. q "A H
GRosvENoE, the defeated Republican candi-
date for Senatorinthe Athens District isaf-
ter the Senate olefkship, with airprospect
Of gettingit. Z, %. HALL, who was beaten
for Clerk Of the, supreme Court In the, last
Republican State Convention by RopNEr
Foos, is also a acandidate for Clerk OF the
Senate, .Hehas beenTor several years about
the State House as an Assistant Clerk. PEI
rKRs HrfcHcocK.s Of Geapga, lis announced
ss a candidate for1lspeaker Of the House Of
Representatives, and he will probably be
eleeted;s He Is by far Che best man that is
named fort the position on the Republican
side. WiilIAM STANToNs Of Hamilton, has
the presumption to aspire to the place; but
the House will manifest its good sense by
deciihfhg to elect him." Ed A. PARRorTa OF
Montgomery, wants to be considered can
didate; but mot being member of the
House, he VIII not stand much chance
70 be Speaker. The Democrats and
SHERMAN Republicans will hardly con.
sent to give him a seat, which major
ity Of the voters Of, his county refused him.
DON PIArr may turn up as acandidate; but
cur Radical friend from the Reserve has the
inside track. 'B..J. LOOMS. the Columbus,
Correspondent, of the Cincinnati Con'mercidt,'
is the candidate of that paper for the Chief
Clerkship Of the House. He has been an
Assistant Clerk here for some years-as a
Democrat, when the Democrats had the
Legislature; and as Republican, since that
party has been in power. 1t is understood
that the Cincinnati Gazette will also have a
candidate for the position, who can furnish
itwith Columbus Letters during the win
Ter. Its candidate will be a Radical Repub-
lican, who has never had the smell of De-
iaocracy even upon his garments. A. j.
WtLIIssfs, of Lake, formerly an Assist
ant Clerk of the House, and more recently
Clerk TO Major w. S. KENNoN, Paymaster
U.S.A, will be presented to the Republi-
can caucus as q candidate for Chief Clerk
ot, the House: But it is pretty certain, that
the contest for the position will be between
the candidates of the Commercial and the
6dsstts, and that our friend from. Lake will
be len outin the cold bnrd.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

q Hon. JAMES r. MORRIS, of Woodsfield,
WAsin the city last Saturday, on HIS way TO
Cincinnati, where he, iSspending few days.
He Is in excellent health; and promises that
the 18th Congressional District shall do far
betterfor Democracy at the next election
than II did in the iate contest.
Hon, A. u PkR&ILBg kepfSsentatiye elect
from Pickaway county, was here an Satur-
day.. He viii und0abtedly be lesding
member on the pemoeratie' side of the
House, and will make himself useful in pro-
Noting eNboleseple Legislation, as he did
when he was In Congress and irlethe Ohio
Senate He has much legislative expert
slce, e,apd the DemqcracyfofI the State areto
be congratulated that he consented to occu-
ETA seat In the lnext General Assembly.
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HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM. d.

HAGAN2S MAGNOLIA BALM.
This is the most article
etertiiscovered. Itchanges the sun-burnt face and
hands to pOarly satin texture Of ravishing beauty
impasting the marble purity of YOUTH and the dis
tingus appearance SO inviting in the city belle Of
fashj0h.D n removes, tau. freeEles, Epimples and
roughness from the skin. leaving the complexion
fresh. .transparentand smooth, II contains no ma
teral injurious to the skin Patronizcd by Actress
es and Opera Singers. IT is what every lady should
have. Sold everswhers.s Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W. L. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders t6G MOl@s,IsSf nsoEA
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York.
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I BJahFD tiBlillLN uiifb riLi '.iI-J-I 'lf.
PUBLIC LANDS. .an .an.
| 1gdt nj s1il JiIdnrr+rrm 1sinqol is"'a ai
.cr1p1fcorI @A1e-

Jet t"i 81 liaSfi aUUE UIi .JVtitkJ VI " Il'f
siAruoo bat1r CoLtnBvs, October l,lseS. y
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO.
i visions Of an Act Of the General Assembly bf
the state Of ohio, pasfed, April la 1885, the undSrJ
signed State officers will receive proposals ioE tne
purchase Of the Land Scrip received from the mr.
ed States for the establishment Of an Agricultural
College or Colleges I'M The State Of ohio L,llI.lt
The Scrip can be located on any va
entry at private sale, at 1925 per
nc re mineral Lands excluded. d. n
No proposition will be received for less than One
II more convenient, proposals may he made to the
Audittt and Treasurer Of any County, ,.who VIII
transmit the same to the underlined, u 1, =, g,g
, goliGaal5 100 ,YefrJAAES Il yVpMfASS ~, ~ S,:,o
( I'iiesinJ ati "l VIM. HOOPER. fnT'Tll' q
I iarnr iYibuI- I'd 81 Treasurer Of State.
/, ,-s ssepptsoo-dltawsodi V 'Secrstary q State,
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Z Z ,.EMANUEL WEISS
m a aaufact tuEeriof fIcigars,

"a, so. .3ffy0UfH Third sTHEETyy
lnl sn tOpPosirE fHH EPiscof1L cHbRca!NqIIe
~ 1EEPs CONSTANTLY ON yfAND A
llNi good assortment ofi Cigars which hb soils
Wholesale and Retsil. stthsloWest prieeoIj 5HE
oct28-d3w
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rss- MOTTO Es-.sU,ro Lett, ssFo
sale" "LOst,,, slyants,' ss ssFound,
g BOA rding,', &c., not exceeding eighs
lines, published in this column 40
10 cents each insertiOn ssh g@l
xXyANTEii-.AGENY Y'S-F9 9H THE SALE
WtIlFOW WIER'S ADDING MAGAZINE. This
Macbiris 40 simple that even child can easi 1t 10
short time Its usc among business men IS slnvsl-
uahie, and no aGeountsst or busines man would 20
ty and correctnsss proved. 1t is. withoutdoubt the
grea est invenan Of the age. there being notn - a.
+ like il yet nvento hGcutS can make from 70 70
ard 81 dsv None but energetic men need apply
rtjou0yfs nights will besoit feasoDaee terms' ID
rectiovs ent with each Machite O.. Address,
~ TRIDGNAY 4 NEHnN{
state Aqort4for FuwlePs Adding Machine,
Glass BOX go. Columbus, Ohio'
tnTnsr Office mt RHndili q hston'sH3ook Storcssa7
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nrit,fsiis 1f...ir-I .sinsmHlisnl liTn9r rh
10 SPI1lt iHE1El dLid 1li ~ b,I.4ap5r y
9dj fr iu11.fit.,. 9ufi psi IN.iH NAH1iu
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1-1o5!RRiAl 4 p RAILWAY u NOTICE. T. .i.... ,3,s.
iGl( 10 at8ic 9Gj ---L-9d 9aii t1sgi1iod
. the. Stockholders Of lhe Columbus aud
indianapolis Central Railway COmpalE.il

x 9mEETfNG or THE STOCK HOLD
tAo ers or the above named company. will bel held
,bus. Ohio on w Wednesday, the fifteenth day OF .Ep-
ySnber' next, between the hours Of ten o'clock A.
MI and four O'clock r NJ, for the purpose 81 elect
ing nine Directors Dor said company the enanne
of ito Bopraa5 JS|sSs B|5SSSF'h NOODLE. 3aa m
id octl3Idtln6yI5!g Gf dc5l0dgl Secretary
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were light, land the demand mainly for me-
dium and finer grades. and The range from
go to7Sc. "A lot of Ohioand Pennsylvania
balfblood sold at 72t6c. On the low grades
the Commercial List reports unsettled and
dfoopiDg prices
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TSPECIALO lNOTICES!GF
SECRET rDTSEASESk
y p E-- II Ei. VII
SAMARHTAN'S G1EE!
5MTT, TS1s-S &NHeAss1 FANS GIFT!

q MyT,T[1yS AWARE FANS GIFT!
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
'-ss--- "Ycs, A Positive Cure"
e.FOR GOg0RRlH0EA. GLEEE STRUCTURES. &G
&sContains no Mineral, no lB ais am, no Mercury.
Oaly Ten PHs TO DO taken TO eject Cure.
They are entirely vege table, having no smell nor
any I'm u easalt taste, and NilNnvt in any WY iueb
lure the stomach or bowe Of the most delicate.
ssGuIes in from TWO 10 our Gays, and recent cases
in "twenty-fOu hours
FHor spositsE, s6sfsotBERs SoIca1s6E &fafksgn
riet those Who hs ye yfairsd Of Rettins cqSed. or
who ehaye been gorged with Balsam oopabia' or
MercurJftry
THE SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
ssa, Z. b. y E' u iR s9''''' ' sF -
sampasrriitan's, Root and Herb Juices
y = The great Blood Purifiers and remedy for 7i,dr
scrofuIa, Ulcess, Sores, spots, TetterssV
scales, BOiIs. syphilis or Venere.
1s--- al Diseases, &C.
FOR ~SYPHJ bfs-tBR VENEREAL DISEASES,
THE SAAiARfTAN'S RUOTAND HERB
~ ..rFlroo9 .JUIGkSlt1 l91Vk2 .loH
Is the most potent certain and eFectualrcmedy ever
escribed-it reaches and eradicates every partcle
of the veneres poison, that the cure is thorough
and perinsnent.- Take then, this purifying remedy
and be healed. do not transmit to your posterity
that for whcn you may repent IN afteryears. !, 81
Patient, take notice The ingredients are knoyn
to the pny yscians who use theln as you WILL seepJ
tae following:
PosT HOSPITAL, FoRT MARSHALL,
BALTIMORE, MD , Feb. 70, ls64.j
'I have great satisfaction in stating that have
used The Sdnidfifdn8 Remedies for Venereal Dis.
case in ITS most customary forms; that have used
them with judgment. secretion, and properly. and
have found them respond 10 my anticipaHons
promptly and effectualy. Knowing their compose
ton have the fullest conf, in their efficacy,
and as far a, my use Of them extends, recommend
| them strongly. =, ,,ourrnS
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Vols"
| Sold by g. ROBERTS, and BY Druggists;
Proprieiors, 9l5 Race street, Philadelphia.
| = oct3l 'G5-1y-MW&S rtab r. tf-
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THE SEVEN DAUGHTERS OF SATAN

Will appear in her great original chaaccer Of TAR
TARlkE, with Banjo Solos, Songs and Breakdowns
in the magnifcent Fairy spectacle Of -...,......,-
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ACougir, Cold. or sors 'l'hroat,
Browns Bronchial Troches
TRoCHEs ARE Used WITH ALWAYS GOOD sUccEs
SINGERS AND + PUBLIC 1 SPEAKERS

.sAlT IAjI isnlTkN GKk 11aia Nl3a9
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken bsfbre Sihgingof speaking, and relieving the
throat an unusual exertion Of the vocal Sf-
1gans. The 7roeAss are recommended and pfescrih-
cd by Physicians, and have had testimonials from
eminent mon throughout theGoountry.s Being sn
article of true merit, and having prored their eff
cacy by atest of many years, each year finds them
in new localitiesin various parts Of tho world. and
the 7TochSs are universally pronounced better than
other articles.1 9gssVzD HtEO
OBTAIN only Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs."
and do not take any ofEthe iBortaIess Insftatio~s
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States. ard in
Foreign Countries. at SO cents per box. '''''
oct25-d&w6m, s.r,,s- a.n -,su
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AMIJSEMENPS.
OPERA ROUSE.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

Which will he presented with magnificent Scenery,
superb Costumes, brilliant Music and wonderful
Mechanism, rrspete with grand Marche =. Dauces
and Choruses including the last grand scene OF the
Birth OF CUPID in the Bower of Ferns, produced at
an immeuse outlay. Mirrors Of plate glass are used
forming aLake!of Silyery Moving Fairy Cars apd
ReyolYIng Gems. concluding with . :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-20

PoLIcE.-Thomas. Cowan and Henry
Vanderheyden were brought before Re-
corder Martin Saturday and fined, the for.
mer So and the latter So and costs,
for violating the small pox ordnance, in
that they exposed others to taking the
Infection by being on the street with the
disease. We are glad to see determi.
nation Oh the part Of the authorities te
enforce the health regulations aud 10 rig.
orously punish parties violating them
This disease is now measurably checked
Since the 10th inst. only some four Of
Eve cases have been reported to the Board
and due care will in a very short tim'
thoroughly eradicate the plague from GU
midst.