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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
NEWS AND oTHEK WISE.


RFApING MATTER on the Fourth Page.
GoLD closed yesterday evening, at l4756
TIE reception of President johnson In
New York was a magnificent affair.
The Radical papers in the 18th District
are having good time In discussing the
Loyalty of Hon. r. P. Spalding. t
Two members of the Canadian Parla-
ment got into fight recently, and were ar
rested by the eSorgeant-at-Arms.
Why don't Shellabarger return the
$4,000, if he was opposed to the increased
pay? s N'teii.A
TIE Rump supporters are being terribly
exercised in this district at the present
time, i i'd 1J e
Tue Radicals begin to think that since
Gen. Grant accompanied the President on
his Western tour, he is not much Of a Gem
eral after all. joa .e Jrw i.- Id
Ii is said that the mosquitoes are so thick
in Coshocton, that the citizens of that place
are under the necessity Of carrying brush
to keep them of. 1 e s1tr
A sw1NDLER was arrested the other day
in Detroit having on his person draft for
Sl.01C75 on the First National Bank Of
Cleveland. 30. aefa.s i
THKJow housdnd dollars bounty candidate
for Congress, Shellabarger, is on the ram
page in this county. He has succeeded in
getting several Jfeas in his ear. .@'l,
A swINDLER, claiming to be nephew Of
Ex-Governor Dennison, lately swindle1
some of the st. Louis people to the tune of
$1,000 and then vamosed. io,
THE new Jewish Synagogue erected by
the members of the X. X. Ahavath Achim,I
in Cincinnati, was solemnly dedicated to
div ne worship on Friday. n5r
TaE Louisville Democrat states that tel
egeah ia cypher passed through the Office
in that city, from Napoleon to Maximilian,
costing $15,364 In gold e.''t''
A YOUNG man by the name Of Edmund
Burte Clark, Of GAINESVILLE, last Thursday
evening, was run over and killed BY the
srI's7
TIE Radicals OF A1nens eOun'y ,a SScr..'ose
cism in Athens. Garfield ofiiciated as
high priest, and Dennison performed the
lahi,ht Of the whangdoodle. 9~ mol
"AIsoN' sns y u,u.us.vs 1s0 ~, :. 1ra' ,p 49, ILL.,
'eI. WY mso -. - -. -. 49, 49, s sa,,s,.,aSh a
- NewpYrs ns. Pm, Ins .ss Se'n a",.,s ,0ss s ~
: 80 &. Deee0,ber nert IN aTfl
- s.si - : ss'...-., !. 80. D,,,,,. nv,
tAh nvlnSs'vn ]. 1., ..~...o,;.., ,D -. 80 "o N
IS received WIN s.eA0 n.,x unaul'x Anu eI,
snuslasm Oy tne - fsaslvs nen :, al
paarties IN sne Ah'ru vonsresS,on~i Di ~
trics. ~ ssgl
TIE Plain Dealer states thata man BY he tne
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
A Fruitful Tree.

Mr.. Jacob S. Rite, Of this city, has in his
garden a Siberian crab tree measuring two
feet three inches in circumference at the
base, and nineteen feet high. Mr.. Rite sold
thirteen bushels Of the fruit, and gave to
his friends some three or four bushels. The
fruit is rich bright yellow, used princi-
pally for making jelly, which possesses q
delicious flavor. 81. - .tr Tr. nl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
A blind MANS Threatened Revenge.

Among the number of culprits who
were arraigned before His Honor the May
or yesterday morning, was Blind Bill, who
is entirely destitute OF vision, but who, un-
der the influence of the ardent, becomes
very obstreperous. Owing TO former de-
llnquencles in this particular, the Mayor
fined him, and being unable TO fork over
the ready, he was ordered to be locked up.
Upon thishe became very indignant at the
police officer who had arrested him, and
threatened that the next time he saw him
(pOliee oficer) asleep on his beat he would
report him. I .,,i l..o. ,f..it "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01

Rev. Jacob Horlocker, of New Berlin,
Union county, Pa, win deliver free lee
ture from the west portico Of the State
House on next Tuesday evening, com
mencing at TX o'clock. Subject-"The
difficulties which have and are now exist
ing between the North and Southland
who they may be reconciled.n ,,ru .l.f.r.
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LOCAL N e w = .
CnpId,s Conauests.

There were flfty-six marriage licenses
issued from the Probate Court of this coun-
ty during the month of August, 1S66-a
gain of eight over the number issued Jhe
preceding month. But in August, 1855,
sfxty-one licenses were Issued, showing a
falling off of five In August of this year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
JOHNSON MEETING.

There win bca neetIng Of the UNION
NAT1oNAL JOHNSON Party, at the
WEST FRONT OF THE CAPITOL,
ON SATURDAY EvENING,
At 71S o'clock, which win be addressed by
JOS. HI. GEIGER, Esq.
Let every manwho is willing to hear a
far presentation Of the claims Of the Pres
ident for public confidence and support,
attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
[F'rom tho Chicago Repub lean. Aug. 2s.Igl
CrosbY Opera Art Associatior.


We call attention TO the certificates pub
lIshed below by Mr.. Crosby, Mr.. Samuel M.
Nickerson. and gentlemen of the committee
on distribution of the Crosby Opera Art
Association. Mr.. Nickerson having be-
come pecuniarily responsible for the distri-
button Of the premiums or the repayment
Of the money OF every shareholder, and his
pecuniary responsibility being vouched for
by so many of our leading and most re-
spectacle citizens, there would seem to be
no room for doubt, If any before existed,
that all Of Mr.. Crosby's undertakings will
be fully and satisfactorily performed.
To he Members of The CroSLD 0perd House
d. art association; ...,..,,
The sale ofcertincates in the Association
has already been so great rs TO enable me
t0.sfate that the distribution of premiums
heretnfi ~ announced will be made to tlleir
satisfactNo or the money refunded.
! u. II. CROSBY, Actuary A. A.
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Capital CITY BusIness COLLEGE.

Glasses in Bookkeeping, Pepmanship,
Business Arithmetic, Telegraphy and Pho
biography, will, be formed to suit all who
desire to take a course in the College dur
ing the vacation in our public schools.
Ladies' Department beautifully fitted up.
Call and see for Yourself
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
The County COmmi ssiOners-The Reg
: uLnr Soplember SeaslOn.

The regular September session Of the
County Commissioners commences on Mon
day next, and not TO-DAY, as stated in our
last. The "act establishing boards of
County Commissioners and prescribing
their duties" passed March II, 1853, section
s, directs that "the Boards of County Com
missioners shall hold four regular sessions
annually at the seat of justice Of their re-
spective counties, commencing on the first
Mondays OF March, June, September aud
December, at all of which they shall trans
act any business which now is, or may
hereafter be, required Of them by lRw."---
This is imperative, and the Commissioners
have no power to change the times pre-
scribed. The next regular quarterly ses-
sion commences, therefore, on Monday
next, September 8. .tf., i'HN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
The GreaI speech Of President
.lOhneOu. i-.4

Inasmuch as the telegraph did not fur
nish even an abstract of President JoHN-
SONS great speech, delivered at the ban
quet given in honor of him in New York
City, weg give it in full this morning, and
commend it to every one as worthy their
perusal and consideration. ..n-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
The steubenvIIIe Gazette.

This thoroughgoing Democratic journal
comes to us enlarged, and otherwise i'm
proved, 1t gives us great qualification to
notice this evidence of prosperity on the
part Of friend ALLEN. It Is deserved. Nm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
DEMoCRAT1o NIIsETENsls..
IDnnOOaAuO sEA1n cnsr, Con-. Eeons .s.

" lDEMocRATlc Starr Cent; Con-, RI9gSo.Hs
Tho Democratic State Central Committee
announce the following meetings.:
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, ,1l-At KALIDA, Put
nam C0eHy PS6o sPsSsHsTslhIGln; III &C. o. u Va1Sndis-
gUESQAY, Y,SEPTEMBER l5--At CARR0LT0N.
~ Carroll county, Speskers-HOn. Geo. Bliss. Hon.
7. j. Kenny. Louis Schmfer.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER. l3th--At MARION.
S5iVN " oIHntE T6aE S SpeWSF'sRS Rsd l. VAandisHA~
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER- -llth-At. .FINQLAY
Hancock county. Speakers-Hon. Geo. II. PEN
dlOton, L. b. Eshelman. Col. VIM. Munsen.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l4-FINDLAY, Hancock
county. Speakers TO be announced hereafter.
SATURDAY, SEPTBMBERuls--At.A ASHLAND.
.dishs%. HON. K. P. ksnHsy John B. Young. % .
SATURp DAY.. SEPTEMBER is11At COSHogr
HcUSOk, Judge +. Van Trump. " " Z f ="
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER l5-AtU UPPER SAN
Iso. ii. PendlstOn, Z. 3. Eshelmsn. Col. VIM.
Tfumbuli county. Speakers-Hon. Q. l.. Vallan-
dighRu, 4. j. Kenny, Saml Adams
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ls7-zAt KENT0N, Har-
Hon. j. NJ. Estep. Col. WIN. Muhgen. q I sBE
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s-At LIMA. Al
Ign county. Speakers7iOn Gvo. II. PendlotOn,
("
M tyn tnN1Snty - II, Sp, SEprpMpTp ED Nj nv A.. NEw
y" LiE,f iS,f5H a6Ium b;ans co,'Sle ISneatsrs al
tieo' w McIjook. Iion' Cefi,. SVa, ,landiehsfh.
foois Seheefery - 80 Sf1'ET' Up ~
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER lo-At ELhORE.
, Ottowa county. Speakers-Hon. O. ID. Martin
Sjoi' i. Burns p. FinofrOck. - - -,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2OGAt- WOOD
VILLE, Sandusky county. Speakers-Hon. U.
ID. Martin, Col. B. Burns r. 2. Finefrock
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2O--At WOOSTER,
Wavne eonnty. Speakers-;Hon. Geo. III. Pendle
Con, n. 2. Ranney, John b. Young. T77 7'7-''.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER eo-At WAPAKO-
META, AuglaiEe county. peakers--Judge p.
Van Trump. h.n. W. ID. Hill. Col. WIN. Mum
son. s,,,mnnnn ,,m nv.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2l--At ST. MARYS,
A1Ssi1'H HoS SoV%Rt P SPHA6STWfSdgSS S Yen
FRIDAY. SEpTE Mi,ER 9I1 AZ ar ZEN SBURG.
SGndusky county. Speakers-C. ID. Martin, b.
Burns, I. P.F Finefrook. 9's-u--,s-l.-l-
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81 = At DRESDEN,
IsUsidSsS Ihn;EiS6sRn county SpoAher-7Hon' o. t,yf
FRIDAY. HEPFEMBER Qi--At @ ANTON. STARK
county, SEeakers-HOp, Geo; II. PondletOn. Hon.
skTTRfJAF fsS; sEPTESII3FIS oaiI4t sTEtJBEN!S
VILE, y etfefsvn county eakers-H9a.H J,
JeweLt Hon. J. II. FolleLt. LOuia Schmler. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01

THE Mac-a-CheeE Press, the ablest Re-
publican weekly published in Ohio, de-
clares: ,"JVe must giue The loyal black his BAL
Iot.p SO thinks Mr.. SHELLABARGER. That's
why he Is so popular with the Radicals.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
:. PFAFp, at his Glass and .Queensware

G. T. PFAFF, at his Glass and .Queensware
store No. $50 South High Street, has on
hand large lot of Fruit Jars of every de-
cripdony at the lowest mrketprice, Ybole1
sale and retail. Country merchants viii
do well to give him call before purchasing.
july y25-d2tawTu&SillSept25.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01

The undersigned, members Of the COM
mittee appointed to superintend, the award
ing of premiums to members Of the Crosby
Opera House Art Association, take pleasure
in stating that we have full confidence in
the integrity Of Mr.. Crosby. and in the re-
spohsibility OF Samuel M. Nickerson, Esq.,
his Euarantor, and assure the public that we
believe the above proposal will be carried
,outin good faith. Lf'Nr.sazf .E.tl
JAS. II. Bowen, Pres't 81 National Bank
y. G. FARGO, Sup't American Express.
AMOS L. HALL, Treasurer c. b. 81 Q, r. r.
JIG. DoRE, Pres't Board of Trade.
j. A. ELLIS, Pres't I'd National Bank.
Clinton BRIGGS. Ewing, Briggs & Co.
i. G.HALI4 Hail. Kmbark &Co.
Francis A. HUFFMAN, ex-Lieut. Gov.
'l-d&Wlt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01

BIB TRUE to your teeth and they will be
true to you. Never will you need false
ones, If you use the SOZ0DONT morning
and evening. Ut imparts indestructibillty
to the enamel, keeps it white and spotless,
and wonderfully improves the breath.
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OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY,l

4 =
.SvH0HlSo - fApA.se 80 AoyV.-l ~ 1liggf'
GEALED PHOPOSALS TO FURNISH
~ this Institution with Supplies, as scheduled
ReUy VII b tsHsIysd a. t5i: ,ss once until AP
to-wit: SI.R.. ~ p q 'a,G @ 'd' re- i;l a''l
$500 busE. New Corn, to be delivered AZ soon a
400 bbl, E4,tS ~ q fFiS; FaS, v.n,.d u b,
900 bbls. Xxx Family klouf. SAMPLES Wanted. 4! a.
900 bush Onions, 70 BE- delivered as wanted. isDi
I2OO Ibs rood Chease sait,ies wHnted oiri z,
1000 lbs Coffee from Peas Chickory and (yoifaa u
samples wanted T70,, s-7Tl VI
IS 900 lbs good Cabbage 10 Be delivered as wanted
80 bbls. Hooking Salt. Il "a. 7
IN the prison Ssfa S 81 bSiote ~" I'M
uyut day Of November, 1865. 'hs''oN-' ~ rrTss-'
500 bush best qualify Oats
5000 lbs good duality Firkin Butter. i5b-A-ns
so boxes Smoked Herring. e ------
l000 lbs. Hominy to be delivered as wanted.
10 tons good quait " TimOthy bay, 10 be delty-
La-t n Tered IS wanted. fEtEh HlETE1
il40 gallons Sour Milk per Week, more or lessI to-
be delivered as wanted until Uecem-
ga,A,-. Der !, '06. ,.,., -, ~, -.
200 yds Cloth for Coats SAMPLES yvanthd y 3t 10
j Zoo yds. Sheeting ~ yds wide samples wanted.
800 ydS. Bleached Muslin, l'i ifSfT f9sf,fh;F :
1900 yds. Hickory Shifting, Iil ldi iGr8si3a .
$50 yds. Alpaca (blacD, Ilri
1000 yds, heavy Ticking. t'' 't 'ni 'F''Dn7i'
! lbs. Cotton Batting, 80, .,.i,i..s - A..
1000 lbs. Spanish Sole Leather, ~ ','5h o, :
s., 80 sides Upper Leather. =.
oOs S ds dOs. yESSl WSOL Hate g"I.nirsS
1000 lbs. White Lead,
oaI SP SPI. ..as bSnaols. ~, s'doa - % ~
ON Iha 9lock;no Vern saTnu1aa vvantaJ
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ERAMKLIN CouNTY pEMOCAATIc TIcKET.!.

For Probate Jt.dgs-=J JOHN NJ. PUGH.
ProasoStga0 AstsrHsy- MILTON 81. MANN.
Oowaty O6mmfsstOnsr-- Ohm @. EDWARDS.
L46rmsry Dirscsor- NEWTON GIBBONS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01

4 Having tho utmost confidence in the
ability of Mr.. Crosby to carry out his en-
terprlse, hereby guarantee his undertake
ling as above announced.
,-r SKM'L NJ. NIcKERsoN.
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DIR. B. F. BERKLEY, having returned 70
the city, may be consulted at his Office, on
North High street, nearly opposite Desh-
ler's Bank, at all hours during che day, when
not professionally engaged. jun7-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
SpeciaI CautIon,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has be-
come so popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs. Wins
lows. Please take notice that THE MRS.
WINSLow OF THE SOOTHING SYRUP
rs NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY 9TH
Err ARTICLE. iune4-d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-01
.EclIpse oil Compauy.

Certificate ofineorporation filed In the Of
fee Of the Secretary of State, August 81.
capitalstock, q, 200. divided into shares of
$25 each. Place Of business to be In Wells
Vile, Columbiana county, Ohio. - ..,, ~
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LARGE and ELEGANT STOCK 4

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mp ORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
DR. DOW

CONTINUES to be consulted at his Office, Nc
" and Endicott Street, Boston, all diseases of
A PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
BY long oftudy and practical experience Of un
limited extent d has the qualification procuring
first introduced them failed the alarming
of -.
GoNoRRTIGA and SYPHILIS.
pure blood Impoency scrofua Gonorrh@a, Ulcers pala
distress In the regions of procreaon inflammation Of
she Bladder and Kidneys Hydroeee, Abeesses Hnmors,
fghu swelngs and the long train of horrible symptoms
attending this Glars Of diseases made to
harmless as the simplest ailings of child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. devotes part of his time 70 the treatment
caused by secret and solitary habit which
rufus body and mind uniting the unfortunate indivd-
business society. Some Of the sad and mes
choly effects produced by early habits of youth Weak
the Back and Limbs Dizziness 6fthe Head Dimness
sight Palpitaton of the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness
arrangement of the digestive functions symptoms Of Con
sumption The fearful effects the mind are much &c
be dreaded loss of confusion OF ideas depression
forebodngs aversion of society .sedstrust
tmidies &c the evils produced Such person.
should before contemplating mstmony, cons1ta physi
experience and be at restored to health
happiness.
Patients who wish to remain under DR.. Dows Treatment
weeks, will be furnished wi pleasant rooms
and charges board moderate Mednessent TO
country with full directions for receiving ID
acrpon Dr. Dow has also rale the French
Capottes the best Order by mail
Three fer Al and a red stamp. ls-15-lv
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M e DICAL.
DIR. S. S. FITCH, A. NJ, M. D

DIR. S. S. FITCH, A. NJ, M. d.
UTHoR of six Lectures on the Prevention and Cure
N Of Pulmonary Consumption Asthma, Diseases of the
of ia Broadway, New York and 25 fremont street,
Boston, Mass may be consulted every MONDAY at ia
Broadway New YoTk,-and at No rs Tremo' Street. Bos
Wednesday and Thersday, October 81 and 4t ard
every other Wednesday and Thursday after At Brattle
boro Hotel Tuesday Nov 6 Island House, Bellows Falls
day. Nov. s Bennington, Friday, Nov. 8; American
House. Troy, Saturday Nov. 10; aud the days of
the week, every fourth week.
Al consultations free Dr. s. s. Fitch the follow
ing diseases
An Headaches Catarrh Sore Throat Colds Cough
Whooping Cough, Bleeding Lung, Consumption Asthma
Diseases of the Heart Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Bowel
Com plans, Gostiveness Piles Dropsy, Ovarian TumCr
Complaints peculiar to either Skin Diseases. salt
Rheum, Erup lions Pmpes. and Brown Spots the face
tism Eryspess, Falling of the Hair by uumof, Goitre,
sweed Neck scrofula, and all impurities of the blood
Nervousness Chorea ST. Yitus' Dance In all the
best reference given.
DIR. s. FITCH'S FAMILY PITY sICIAN is a perfect
guide every family with remedies infabe that each
may procure prepare and successfully administer 70
promptly all colds, and thus prevent and cure all
diseases arising from colds, such rheumatism, Lung
Fever Pleury. &c, Sc; also to cure Group, Dpthera,
Scarlet Fever Measles Eryspeas Typhoid Fever Whoop-
ing Cough Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera tuni,
Burns Sickness Care Of h Hair and Teeth the best
Hair De and the best Tooth Powder used Laws of
Life 10 preserve life with health to the most venera
| bic age
The Family Physician Is sent by mail Of postage
any address the receipt Of thirty Ave cents give
1 State, town county and post Office.
4 Direct to DIR s. s. FITCH.
41-2 No. 25 fremont street, Boston, Mass
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Miseeltann.
The WoIsted Stocking.
A TRUE STORY.


Father will have done the chimney to-
night, won't he, m ,ther?" said little Tom
Howard, as he stood waiting for his faith
er's breakfast, which he carried to him at
his work every morning.
:" He said he hoped all the scaffolding
would be done tonight" answered his
mother, I" and that will bs fine sight for
never like the ending of those great
chimnies-it's so risky thy father is to be
The last up
" Eh, then, I'll go and see him, and help
'em to give shout afore he comes down."
said Tom.
"And then," continued his mother g if all
goes right we are 10 have a olic to-mor-
row, and 60 into the country, and take our
dinners and spend all the day amongst the
woods"
Hurrsh," cried Tom, as he ran off TO
his place of work, with can of milk in
one hand and some bread and butter in the
other. His mother stood at the door
watching him as he went whistling down
the street, and then she thought of the
dear father he was going 10, and the dam
gerous work he was engaged in, and then
her heart found its sure refuge, and she
prayed to God TO protect and bless her
dear treasures.
Tom with light heart, pursued his way
to his father, and, leaving his breakfast,
went TO his own work, which was some
distance. In the evening on his way home,
he went around to see how his father wa
getting on. James Howard. the father,
and number of other working-men, had
been building one of those lofty chimnies
which, in our manufacturing towns, almost
supply the place of all other architectural
beauty. The chimney was one of the high
est and most tapering that has ever been
erected; aud as Ton, shading his eyes
from the rays of the slanting sun, looked up
to the top in search of his father, his hearl
almost sank within him at the appalling
height. The scaffolding was almost down
the men at the bottom were removing the
last beams and poles. Toms father stood
alone on the top. He looked all around
TO see that everything was right, and then
waving his hat in the air the men below
answered him with long, loud cheer, little
Tom shouting as heartily as any of them
As their voices died away, however, they
! heard different sound-a cry of alarm
and horror from above: The rolel" The
men looked round, and coiled upon the
ground lay the rope, which, before the
scaffolding was removed, should have beer
fastened TO the chimney for Toms fatheI
to come down BY The scafolding hat
been taken down without their remember
ing to take the rope up. There was I
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lent my love book one day,
She rought 1t back | laid 1t by,
Twas little either had to say
She was so strarge, and so shy.
But yet we loved Indifferent thing s.
The sprou ing buds the birds in tune;
And Time stood still and wreathed his wings
With rosy lips from June to June
For her, what task to dare or do
What peril tempt what bardships bear
But with her--ah she never knew
My heart aud what was hidden there
And she with me so cold and coy.
Seem d like n maid bereft of sense
But in the crowd all life and joy
And full Of blushful impudenee.
She married .-well--a woma needs
A mate, her life and love TO share
And little cares sprapg up like weeds,
And pla yed around her elbow chair.
And years roll'd by--but l. content,
Trimmed my own lamp, and kept it bright.
Till ages touch my hair besprent
With rays and CLEANS Of silver light
And then, II chanced, took the book
Which she perused in days gone by ;
And as | read such passion hook
Ny soul.- needs must curse or cry
For here and there her love was writ
In old. half faded pencil signs;
And if she yielded-bit by bi sl
Her heart in dots and underlines.
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This msxim Lend no girl a book
Unless you read it afterwaId
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-30
Great German Liver Remedy

Strikes at the root ALL Diseases which originate in De-
raugements of the Liver JapHaies Acute, Chronic
Affections Of the Liue Dyspepsia, Sslolo CoHHtsaance,
SICK Headache promptly and radically cured by Pro-
fessor Van Buskirk's Liver Remedy
Hundreds of Testimonials might be given from persons
who have been permanently cured after trying other
edies without any beneficial effect, but ONE TRIAL OF
the Liver Remedy better proof to the afflicted than
volume of recommendations.
This medicine is Purely Vegetable, and does not contain
either 0- MsreaTy Aloes Gamboge, ScanamoHy, or any
drastic drug.
Sold by all Druggists Price dollar per bottle. Ask
for Professor VAN BusKRK's GREAT GERMAN LIVER
REMEDY, and take no other. One dollar and fifteen
cents either in stamps currency sent to any Adyer
tised Agen l. or to the Proprietors OSCAR G. MOSES
CO., q Cort andt street. New York. will ensure bottle
the medicine by return mail, post paid.
Agent for Bellows Falls, o. Woods. 2l-yl