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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-14
RAVES OF ADVERTIslI0c.


The marriage ceremony, 10 Spain Is con-
Quoted differehtly from our own. Among
the higher CLASSES it takes plaoeRt night,
at the brides. house; and II, from any.spe-
ciAl AlcIrcuhIstancesy Il be deferred till che
mOrning,it itI Is fixed for very early hour,
and, in neither case, isiNthereS any1isplay,
though wedding ,feasts, are provided. The
gdSsts are confined 10 the family or iInme-
diate. friends, aAldOafen sllD including the
BRIDE dressed in black, % which does not
prevent them being often very costly at
tired, Second marriages are looked upon
torvo UulttG aIldT discouraged I'm every way.
Popular feeling Is SO opposed to them that
second-hand bride and bridegroom are
considered legitimate objects of practical
jokes and most annoying petty persecu-
tipns. 1t is all done in a'good humored
way, but so is the ceremony performed by
sailors on an n unfortunate land-lubber
when crossing the line for the first time;
and, as in the one case, Father Neptune ex-
acts o rigorous tribute, so, in the other
must a handsome fine be paid to HyInen or
his self-constituted representatives. On the
other hand, facilities exist, for those who
desire to marry neither once nor twice, in
the three-and-twenty converts which Mad
rid contains, belonging to various orders,
active as well as cohtemplative. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-14
A Singular Doubie Dream ana It's
- VerfficafiOm.r r.,'r,.g 20

Not many nights since two ladies, resid-
ing in different parts of this city, had a
dreanf bout the same hour of the night,
which Awakened them both inf "a terrible
fright They dreamed that a man, whom
neither of them distinctly identified at the
time, lay corpse in their respective door
yards. Both awakened their husbands
with their meanings and their cries, and
narrated the causeof their fright.
One of the ladies thought she recognized,
in her dream, a near neighbor with whom
she'was partially acquainted; and besought
her husband to go Immediately and call on
the said neighbOr to see if all was right.
The husband refused to go, quieting his
wife with the,assurance that it was nothing
but dream or stroke of nightmare. Moth
ing couldihdUce her, however, t6sleep, and
early in the morning she hastened to the
hOuSeOf hhe neighDor and found him IN the
last stages of DEATH, He lived bnt few
hours 'HiSiO9W I"941 , iH si''"SA
On hearing Of his ,deeease the other lady
recognized the features Of The deceased as
the subject of her dream. The parties are
both intelligent, respectable citizens, and
are deeply, impressed with their sleeping
vision. - Lofdgstfe LOaruaE Aug. 3d. 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-14
N Hard o.. 1Ile Tax CoIlecaoFg .

This story aboutthe Chnaman comes ali
the way from Oregon: a., r,.-.-..,s,,,.,.,.
"a Another story is that in a certain coun-
ty. the Cinnamon had learned 10 know the
tax collector, and paid without suspicion
whenever he came round; but knowing
that attempts were made to- impose upon
them, OF course regarded everybody else. as
aswindler. An election resulted in another
official being chosen, and when he attempts
ed to collect they refused to pay. He was
rather, peremptory, whereupOn they seized
him, tied his wrists and ankles together, and
thrusting o pole between them, seVeralOfthe
Celestials lifted the pole, and carrying him
thus, as'they would a dressed pig, brought
their captive UP town and handed him over
TO the proper authorities, with a self-satis-
fed much cateheA wobbef,' conscious OF
having at the same time rid themselves Of
an enemy and rendered good service to the
community The joke was such good one
and was 50 ,mercilessly. kept alive, BY the
friends OF the victim, that the poor fellow
was Obliged, in self-defense, to resign his
office and quit the neighborhood.pO 1s-ta
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-14
ORGANIC WEAK VESS
aDR.9.BOHNSTON.

Member OF the Royal College If Surgeons, London,i
Graduate Of one Of the most eminent COLLEGES in tho,
United States and Che greater part 6f whose life has
been spent 10 the hospitals Of London Paris, Phial
depHA and elseWheTei has effected some Of the most
astonishing, cures that dWere ever knOwn; many
asleep, great nervousness being alarmed at sudden
sounds, ashfulHess with frequent blushing, attend.
INN adiatelyld aN4 aTHIl az YIEI H1T-lT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-14
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LeavsSaSTs R6IHyM. foTSincignati SDgton. Rich
all stations except Clsysville Freeport MiS%I ami;
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-14

"A young lady at East Windsor, Massaa
chusetts, was pretty considerably scared
the other day. She was brushing the dust
from the hearth of cooking -stoveN In
which was full fire, when suddenly Q live
and particularly lively snake suddenly is
sued from 4 hole ia the stoVe-door,, fulhin
her face. A succession of screams brought
the feminine portion of the household to
the kitchen, and the mother dispatched the
'ssarpint," /" which was charging about the
room and writhfngin great pain. It seems
that q abasket ofchips had been scrapeh up
the previous evening, and a moment before
the "scafe," the mother had emptied por!
ton of,thet1 In the stove, audwitht them
went the snake, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-14

nting the certificates issted wilfbe placed in one
With the names OF the premiums Ito wit: the Opera
me, and the number drawn will take the premium
,ly upon the result Of the award being known; aud
i receive Conveyance in Fee of an U1incum bered
existing leases the rents 10 accrue TO the person to
N which the drawing takes place. Information rela-
led on Application At the Real Estate Office Of Messrs
ffa.d agpN 4u.#'l vuHvf.1attg tff-I /. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-14

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-14
YOUNG MEN

Wbohave injured themselves by q certain practice,
from evil companions, or at school the effects of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep and il not
cured, renders marriage impossible and destroys
both mind and body, should apply immedia ely.
What pity that young man, the hope of his
country the pride of bis oarents should be snatched
from all prospects and enjOyments Of life by the con-
sequence of deviating from the path of nature and
indulgiug n'apertain ,secrst habit fSuch persons
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12
REG ssTEss,s OFFsCE,

,pou Nsw oAs1LE CoUsrY, Jan. SOth, lac
l fvN tne application OF Isaac NicOls tcoored
late Of pencadsr lid. in aaid Co., IL is
ssid give notice g the x,aptns Letters
efErantng thereof by causing advertisement to be
posted within forty dayairo tue date Letters
In sk OF most public places of the County oil New
m persons having demands assnst
Assembly in such case made and provided. And also
cause tn be Inserted with In m err nd in
Wilmins'Sn and to BE- continued thsreintwo months.
81, SO Register foreaaid, At New CAST. ID New Gas
written. h u pRhIM Rasiatey
koTiGE,, AllpersonshaVinE claims against the El
tate tue DECEASED must the duly attes
ted to the Administrator on or before the oih Az ot
jan ls67 or abide the Act OF ASSEMBLY, in sunh case
nAde and provided. ISAAC MOODS
feb T. 2mOs An, in,s,,at''-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12

10 ConsUhrfIvEs.-The advertiser, having been
restored to health In few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several years
With severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumpuon-is anxious TO make known to his fell
low sufferers the means Of cure.
10 all who desire II, he will send COPY ef tho
prescription used (reo Of oharge), vita the direo-
lions fer preparing and using the same which they
viii End sure for Consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis, Corgh Colds and all Throat and Lung
Ahections. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit tho afflicted
and spread i.formHton which he concsives to be
Invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and may prov
blessing. Parties Wishing the prescription PRE.,
BY return mail, will address Rev. Edward A. Will
son, Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
ERRoRs OF YourH.--A gent leman who suffered
for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the Objects of youthful indiscretion, will for
the sake OF suffering humanity, send free to all who
need 1t, tho receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing TO profit by the advertisers experience can
90 80 by addressing John b Ogden, No 13, Cham
"e'A Areet. No" York janl ly.
STRANGE, BUT TRUk.-Every young lady and
gentlemas 10 the United States can hear something
very much to their advantage by return mail Cfroe
Of charge) by addressing the undersigned Those
having fears of being humbugged will obliRe by NOT
noticing this card ALI otaers will please address
their obedient servant, Thos. Y. Chapman, No 1874
br aaway, New York. jauI.ly.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12

Tn, scuooL FuSD.-The bill, which nai
been pending in the Legislature Tor solne asy :
past, providing for the payment OF the oe0'
Sps the General Government by roboinS the
scbsol Fund and the Public Schools oil the
State. of a sum sufhei ent to meet the obliga-
,ion. was defeated in the House OF Repre-
,sutatiyes on last Thursday afternoon. When
II was called up for third reai'ng, John
A. Alidsrdice, Esq, from this county, warmly
and earnestly protested against its passage
Messrs. Todd and CsUs,y advocated the oiiii
INIT they could not hold their party together
Tho vote was as follow';-ln favor oil the oln
Msssrs. Adams, Causey, Douglass, Dyer 1000
Hitch. Messick, Stuart and Houston, SPEAK
erA Against the bill Messr'. Ailderdiee'
Eiiasou, Fowler, Harrington, Hickman mol
fecker, jackson, Jones, Moore, Paxson ana
Wilson. Yeas 9; Nays Ii.
Later information from Dover states that the
y,te of Thursday was recousidered on Friday
morning, in the House, and the prospect now
il that the School Fund will be taken to pay
the debt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12

HAssos's CoNPouSD SYRUP OF TAR curss Colds
Hosrseness Chronic Catarrhs, Sore Throat, Bron-
chtis, WhOopng Cough, Group and Asthma 1t has
been used for number Of years for the above dis.
cases. and is pronounced by every one who has used
it, to be failing remedy Tor the cure of dis
eases of the throat and lungs. Ask for Hasson' 8
Compound Syrup of Tar and take nothing else from
any one. Price so cents. Sold at all the principal
Drug stores.-nov 9.3mos*
Having just received the very best MerinG Shirts
and Drawers ever offered in this market. or import
cd to this country would call the attention of those
in want Of an extra article, it will give us pleas
ure to show them W. II. CRow Yl6 Market st.
Hats and Cap, at Sacrifice I'm order to
make room for an extensive stock of Gents
Furnishing goods, j. p Doughten, sos Market
street, offers his entire selection OF Hats and
Caps at cost prices, hereby giving the purcha'
ser an advantage of 30 per cent. less than re-
| tail prices
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12

important 10 those dfets9 ruth .aeh,no Ts,L5
There Is nothing which people dread more ,hf,n
taln, aud there is no pain more excrutiating
.nau tuN' St extracting a tooth. Now this
paln can all be obviated by taking tho Nitrons
ohlae or Laughing Gas, which is aani,,sd hS
all the Dental and Medical Journals To he ~.
pest anss'hetic for tooth drawing best. he
cause enough can be given to produce anti.
insensloility without danger; best. becauaa 4,
Is SO pleasant to breathe, prpd acing NO s;oL
ness or disegteeable Senator s and Iasnina
the system entirely in TIVE Or three uninn,a,e ,
nest, because it will succeed with na,;.n,a ~,
whom chlorotorln and ether have been ,rigd l.,
Nain oest, because lhe most delicate and no.
'""s anu Netie lsrs1ns can breathe IL win
s"'Nty uecausU 18th many persons it rend.,,
tooth Drawing shasure DIR. VIM. ID Nola,
~ NV "eot ronrth strest, has taken ursa
pains to perfect himself III mauufacturins an,
administering the Nitrous Oxide Cias an5 "a ~
ing visited New York, and recrived r,H IL,
s'ruc'ions from the Cotton Dental Ausoci,t;o
he ID now prepared to operate on anv az a ,vh
may give him call. '"' w"
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 10 Cooner
Institute, New York, Nov. 81, 1885.
rms certihes that have given full and do,
inte instructions to Dr. VIM. D. Nolen nj w
mington, Delaware, to- manufacture and nd
minister the Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the extra,
ton OF teeth without pain.
| lSigned) DR. G. Q. COLroN,
ieoi-u FOR the Dental Association.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12

G.1~The Chilean9 are ANXIOUS TO buy au
ronclad from our Government, but their Of
fsrs are refused on account OF the neutral no.
sition assumed by the Uutsd States in III,
war between Chill and Spair.
sIsa5"A bill for codiying the laws of N.
United States will 5000 be reported to the Sc n.
ate. Three Commissioners are to labor for
three years at it, the salary of each being five
thousand dollars.
R2-lt is said that the tone of Congress /, on
posed to making any new commercial arrange
ments with Canada.
bd~A resolution has been introduced into
the House 10 change the name of th country
nom the "united States" 10 "Americ,."
r@- The Philadelphia Quakers bsve ra;ssd
tnad of Sl2b 900 to found an Institution for
eolored children ia that city.
70 VIM. Cirll, the keeper of a saloon in
New iork, was shot dead on Wednesday. bv
one OF gang of rufians. y
RA-The merchants 10 Matomorss pro,est
against the conduct on the United States ofii-
GERS in permitting the recent raid into Bapdad.
Rea-R Rev. Henry A. Wise, Jr., preached in
Harfisonoufg, Virginia, last Sunday.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12

w., NV cAsrLs COusTY, Oar. nth, 1866
l poh Re aEPlieAtl0n OF Samuel keRArs, Executor OF
tns last VII and Testament ~ Alexander Lea
man late OF APpoauinimlnk Hd.. in sa.d %
decd IL dsred and directed BY the lie
Executor Aforesaid give notice OF the gran,pR al Lei
t,ans sne da,e OF srantns hetso BY causing
81 such Letters in sil Of the places OF Ina
county OF New Castle recurring all persons having
EmSnaa againHt the Estate. To present The anne ar
ABIDE ~ az Act Of Assembly in such case made aad
IN the same P-riod ~ the Delawnr Repu bra news
therein two morths " " W"
Given under The hand and Seal Of ON e Of he
t~N Go aforesaid the day snd year above writtsn
Nortop .u......., X g. fRAlM, ResIster,
~ All persons having claims against the Ex
s Of Tho deceased muHt present the same duly at1eat
81 70 ire EXECUTOR On or before Jan, Ilth Is,J n.
vid6d. " SaMt Ep1e i mSae 5pd pro
ian Is 2moH ~ ~ ~ n ne,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12
Registers Office.

.,,on NKW CASTLE COuETE, Jan. 9Th JRes
pom application o. Charles Warner Execute, n
~. me iast Will and Testament OF ANN IT, NAY,
stS 81 Wilmington I'D. in maid County, dsceased Il
R.eentaIs sna directed hy the Hesster that ihs
Letters Parliamentary, upon The Estate Of Ibs Z, o
ceased with the date of granting hereof by rRusin
tse OF sir othe most
demands against the Estate present The ~
spias an Act OF Assem- bly, N such case m adj rr
sns same period ~ the Delaware keru biicsn a news
therein two months. $3.50 w "e e"ntihueu
Sa~~( ,Giyenunder the hand and al of onic. -,
s. D. the Keeirter aforesaid, stNsN Castle In -
80 Castle County aforesaid, the day and ys,,
Ao9nsH rittsn. ROBERT q. fRAIM Register
NoflCE.-Al1 pers0ns ha vi in claims spainstt he y,
tate OF n deceasei mu st present the me at
s1 20 tne EkecutorH, before Jan, 9Th 4 n
and provided. ~ e"ee "aus
isnll-l CHARLES WAIVER px,o,,a,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12

,oo, Nav ChSrLs COUNTY, December gath Igs
l mn the apPIiestion q h1bert Marrow md Jane.
Of JOHN MORROW, late Of Wilminsfon unnHhehat
n said County. deceased II is ORDRRTD sn1
alFseted by the Register that the Executors sfora
s sia. give NONE. OF The granting Il LttteTf Tal
t,hhnssnmH upon Tue Estate of the deceased, with
70 pc posted within forty days from the date of
Lstsfs IN tn oil The most public places of the Countv
Q. rev castle requiring all persons having demands
~ me Estsie 10 present the same or abide by an
Actoi assembly IN such case made and proyid,d nd
ALSO cause the tameto he inserted within tha same ma
Iloa IN the Delaware Republican, aud Delaware a. 20
t fe'e, Two newspsPera published wilmington, and
~ Given under the hand and Sea of nnca =, =, .
register Aforesaid at New Castle in New Casils
'O"'Hi"r~hh' the dAy and year above written
NnT,cv .u- H. U. FRAIM, Register,
persons having claims gainst The ia
teoi ths deceased must present the same tu
ed to the Executors, on or before Decem hea ar
aoiuo tho act OF Assembly such made and
P'''iueu' kOHFRT MORROW,
Il, 10 JAMES MORROW,
% a s.nA.,.a an. . Executors.
street, WilminEtOn. Dol. JAMES MnRRnW ae'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12
NOTICE;.

Thesubsoribor has this day sold mis- entire stock
Of China and Glassware, Cutlery, 30, to Thos
de Normandie, who will continue tho business at
the old stand, No. 500 Market st He cordially
recommends his sHccossor to those who have been
customers at thestore, as who erfeotl yander.
stand the business and wiilattsnd to their wants
both sgreeably and with promptnoss.
Doc I, 1852. CLEMENT d. SMYTH.
The subscriber having been identified with the
Establishments of David Smyth, David Smyth 4
Son and Clement b smyth, for tho past sightees
yoars haspurchased tho store whioh the after as
occupied together withthe stock of goods now on
hand with the intention of carrying on thesams
business. Thestsck is by far tho largest and most
complete OF Ito kind In the State, and embraces
nearly every articiein use, ofeither China, Glass
or Queensware, as wellas a good assortment o (
silver Plated and Britannia ware, Cutlery, DO. !,
30. Also the most extensive stock of Goal Oil
Tampa, Chimaoys Gld Shades in this city. The
purost quality of Kerosene Oil always on hand II
ia hopol tho old customer and friends OF the es
tablishmeut will continue with the ohange Of pro-
priotorship, tho patronageso libe ally bestowed
on tho former owner
THOMAS De NORMANDIE,
3g2 Markotstreet, Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12

-
,oNeRxss-ln the United States Senate on
Wednesday, memorials were presented for a
reduction of the tax on agricultural imple-
meuts, against the passage OF the oonstl'u'
tional Amendment, and for equality OF races
Legislation for Northern creditors to secure
So1theru debts wac, by Committees report,
declared to be unnecessary. The House Dill 10
prevent the reissue OF registers to VESSELS
sold abroad was considered and passed-yeas
al. pays IL; Sherman and Sprague voting nay,
The Constitutional Amendment was then dis
cussed.
In the House,a bill was passed TO prevent
persons from estimating their incomes at the
gold value and paying taxes In currency. The
diplomatic appropriation bill W reported
The credentials of the Alabama members
were presented and referred. A petition was
presented from women asking the right to
vote. A bill extending the Homestead law to
public lands in the Southern States was deba-
ted. The bill granting the Thanking privilege
MRS. Lincoln was passed. $40 900 was appro-
pristed to the Reconstruction Committee. The
neval appropriation bill was debated, but no
final action was taken.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has prepar-
ed a stringent bill against kidnapping.
In the Senate on Thursday, bill was intro
duced regulating the Judiciary. The creden-
tials of Senator John Fool, of North Carolina,
was presented. Petitions for the repeal OF .he
Homestead Law asking that the public lands
be appropriated to pay the debt, and asking
that black us well as bite men in the South,
he protected by law, were presented. The
Committee on the Judiciary was ordered Ia
investigate into affairs in Utah. The i'll ex-
tending the time tor the withdrawal OF goods
from bonded warehouses was debated. The
Freedmens Bureau bill, as amended by tn,
House, wass passed,
In the House petitions were presented fol
increased duties on imported sugars. Tue bill
extending the Homestead law to public land:
in the Southern States was passed-yeas IL
nays 90 The Naval Appropriation bill was
considered in Committee OF the Whole, and
after soma amendments 1t was reported By
them The bankrupt bill was then considered
but no final action was taken. The night SEES
sions OF the House were postponed until
Tuesday next
In the Senate on Friday, petitions were pre-
scented for a protective tariff and the reduc-
tiOn OF the tax on agricultural implements
A resolution was offered for the Investigation
by a committee O, the alleged frauds of the
Treasury agents, but pending it's consideration
the Constitutional amendment was taken up
and debated BY Senator johnson.
In the House the Preedmens Bureau BILL ne
amended by the Senate, was passed, and will
now 60 - the President. Tue Naval Appro.
pFiatol unl was considered and passed, aiteI
which In, Bankruf bill was debated.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12

MONDAY. FEBRUARY u, 1866.

ExrxSsIos or QUA CIry.-The bill TO extent
the limits Of this city passed the lower Hou''
of the Legislature, by vote of twenty to one
We presume IL will pass the Senate oy IN
equally unanimous vote. 1t 10 one Of A'1u
of measures which men Of every party supp
Including tue residents landowners oip'ops.S
In the District gpeci6sd. 1t will stimulate lm,
provemsnt, increase the value Of property, anu
.o.,,;bu,s 10 the benefit of the City, County
and State.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-12

:. hEN3NslhUer!oh. - Another company OF
Northern Faen who went South with the view
Of investing their n4VnH aud esta bllshinghom
nave returned, satisfied that the livee and prop
efty CT loyal men are Aot safe under the gov
efnmea1s now established there one of their
number, who purchased pace within eighty
inilss OF V'cksburs, was rot6ed by a mob to
teAve WITHIN hve days. He at once set b..
freedmen to work building small tort, on
wnleh re raised he American Gag. 1t then
armed LIS freedmen AID notified the mob thai
ne was ready to leave if they were ready |,
soses hiM away The mob had not disturbed
MIN az last aecounts