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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-07

Michael Angelo cnce came into pasace in
Rome, which Raphael and his pupils were
decorating, and he saw that tie heads of the
figures were too small. lie foubd no fault, but
taking a crayon he drew one huge hea ID pro
Dorlioned to the room and leftEit and there it
remains. TRANQUILITY true and Superior. So
came Shakespeare into literature He found
plenty Of noble figures Of men. but The ethe-
real essence of woman was distorted and
dwarfed into goddesses and !miSt4cssas and
slaves But nature and his AVN heart were
good enough for him. He dipped hif pencil
ii a sunbeam, and with its radiant point drew
woman as the universal heart Of man knows
and loves and honors her. Ne rascued hel
from the exaggerating rainbow mjss OF adula-
,--7 add ia 3agraliar uina rf ssiIn, and
placed her a1aa Tie solid gro lHI r rU.h rs
Gal placed Era ID .as gertari aa .2omi ~
3 slave, but In eaaouflg com taui.u. awe dc
ra. r.ad hat Shakespeare nhs g politician
au. Ee carried ais great 3tji u chg eqJaI au.
mainly of woman by tae unbn.m las 'vo.a q
WIPE upper and lower housa-tia hoal aH3 5e
hcar.-and the supreme COURT q ahe tivlllsed
55rseeuee o1 mankind has 1orEgnei 1.a entire
aonsHtulo8a',.r
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-07
Two souls with but a single thought,
Two colors mixed as one.

George Peabody has notified the trustees Of
the institute bearing his name, in Baltimore,
that he has added half million dollars to its
endowment fund.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-07
iii ARDWARE

fF ARD"ARE-
zoo tons assorted Iron, Steel
Blarksmiths Carpenters Shoemaksrs ao' ~
ners' Tools.
Castings and Hollow-ware
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Spoons.
Locks of sill kinds.
500 kegs Nails, Scissors
Crcckery and Queensware
Glassware, Tinware, &c. &c. ,n1
For sale by los If Z. & B. JACUD2-~
old TYPE METAI-s large quautity--vi be so.o
~ N quantities to suit purchasers, st this 9is'e'
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-07

There are 700 earthquakes recorded in his
tory since the year o85 B. G.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-07
TOBACCO
DAR STORES
SstUNDRIES--

-
TEA, Black and Imperial.
CANDY, assorted Rock and Fancy, Gum Drops
Eaisins
Oysters, Sardines, Lobsters
SMUT ell kinds
Bar Toilet and CASTLE Soap.
Pepper and Worcestershire Sauces, CatehoP
Pickles. Candles
Stove Pipes.
Bottles and Flasks.
Tnmbers ard Window Glass
Paints and Oils.
40 painted Buckets. Brass Buckets +. o.
Tubs, Ghurns, Selves, Brooms, Washboaras = q.
For sale by los TT f. & b. JACVos--
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-07

Pepper Sauce, Oysters and Sardiues,
And numerous other articles, which we shall receiv.
from time time until our stock is complete any
other in the city.
The above mentioned articles, and all goods general
h. will be sold at the lowest market prices, fer Cash
We trust our friends will call and examine stock
Is we are determined let no house offer greater ID,
%ucerAents to purchasers.
Huf5 If WALTERS & ELDER.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-07

A witty doctor of divinity, whose ply scians
had ordered him for time on purely veget-
able diet, demurred, on the ground that = he
should not be able to say grace before meat. "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
@alppn uebernQbme.

Der llnter3ei@nste u,a@t ben, @eebrten pub
ltum biermit bic freunblt&e Mittbetlun8 ta6 Ct
ben etemals neu perrn Grant 4ifer etbaltsnen
6alopn an Der
Sadfpn Stabe
untpelt Der rnttrt Qanbung, lbernpmunsn.
Derielte entbGlt bic tefen @etne, 2iqusare,
talte fpet(en, &,sarren unb
"a nurj1sli&es Eager. -Gsa.
@pre@t Elm BET % M. 8 effert,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13

JACKSON DINING SALOON.
Sadisnfraee apti&en ttr 6. uub 7. Strase
Nefer 6po, Gigtntbimer.
Netueu Treunben unb gstannteu aur Nad-
ri@t. ba6 Id inter b.m utiaem Nemen unb an
%9enanutsm plabe tine Refaura.iun e1STnst
babe.
Warute @abteiten. fril@e auRtrn, aa6ee ,e,
~ ieber Easesaeit. Die feinfen Beine, 0iauSre
unb Gtsarret fets an panb.
HIM e~eReistsn 3uipru@ ti.ttt
geter SpG
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
@;rnfer Niehu,nrft!

EgE
Wom srfen Samaoa i'm Jnni rislcs Sabree
ptrp jssen erltsn Samnas eines ieeen Mpnats
iii csr 9tatt @acpai1, Carer Co., regsImd6is
Gisb. uno yfesssmart. absebalten perotn. %
III fir 9squnnltdiei. itbsr Nrt auis bette sei0rst
uao psrben !adsfsr mie gerfaufer itbr pobl
;bln, nnfersN MaSti jill tfia@en.
@neenta, ID. 8ai 1865.
2epnbart Maurus,
1856 Narlt.N Retfty.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
@ebr. WiQius II. Dunber'S.

DeutiGc 8nnf
a .ppn
Wi((ius Bros. & Dunbar,
ct. paul, @tnnnfpta.
Wir utsrnebmen ii. 9slorsuns aQer aua,
neutrality-suspicious. GsI&afte, ano spar sSrsass'
xsls:
1. Mnnobme ron DerpIten.
G,s!ssr, tpe!tbs ti ms bepunirt uereens ,te9en
%isssr;,it, pbns polsesise 3iarisan8, 5ur Sert18-
nm S,r ~. pusntr fir 5eltimMteS cit bel NnS
yi.s.re cate Wsleer ~yrrsiitrn wir6 vrpasnt Suite
2. @fIoz@ ediel.
@plS. @ilbsr uns fremse Minsen sanfen nne
ptriaufsn mir ltcts gum GassS-Gpurle.
3. Qnfauf INN @:yfauf bon Med1tln.
Gon autrn9 Sane aisrs, 66irmsn auseelsute9Bed ED
tl sSnnsm bel ans ~lsrerSeit in 0sle I%naSswanbslt
Mgrhen.
Wir setfufea @c5lsl awf 9sw.yurs, ct.
gputs, gb;cagc, Milpautss ". . ~, lowis aul
bic Saupttauselsplage Seatl9Iaab'S, 0rantIsi@s
uns Der SSUris, uno tralIrcn mir u. ". aul
fplssnss pldss GHrppas.
Gussburs, 8aisl Berlin 9rsmen. Galsl
Gptlsns @pln Sranifurt q. M. setp'
ala, 9oucpn. Mannbeim Mane3en,
Nirnters, StraBburs, StuttsartS rier.
MicE, &c,
4. gin;tsbuns sen Oeleerr.
GSir tsIprasN eaS G~elsitiren Drn Neten MI
S4uisIAsinsn aIer Art, Grbitaf!sn ". {. ~,
il a4sn Gbeiifn Gurrpas uns Der Sereint9ten
S,aa!sn. Oasu sriprrss!ihe Yapisre, ais Gpa-
mattsr, 9crti9tlcilfruss~ rrtuneen, 2uetsn'
i6etas y. fss.issu mir isltt, untsr Garaatirsne
sir HsdHsaut!isteit, al anb tclssgsn Die con IT,
laril9t Scg!aueisNn5 sctlsltst.
Den 1sssnpsrtb aller eurb uns IN gurepNa
eli, 9spasNsn oser tei n~nlcrcn Dprtisen Sotrsl'
ppuetnten FIR urleye Tesbmlu1 esppnirten 0sl'
esr ;.3lea mir b!sr il 3pio aus.
5. @~us;ab,una pon Gelpern.
DEN @sscanrrtb ruN Ssrassn. pslds uns
ann wsfe Der Iu5sablrug III Osutitlane oee1
Der Sbpsij aHoertraut psreet. lallen mir ben,
Seltl in cen entis9snitsn SrtiAaften mpbnenesn
GmpiIngen fpItnfrsiin'S paus leaSen une t0n-
ren Inisre Muftrasssbsr bic AuittMnsen esrisI'
bin +. 3. bel uns in Gmpians nstmen.
6. Usrfauf Don pa(Iaae sSbetnen
AIR ueterfubrt Dpn SrenIsn, 5an1bu,g une 81.
ecrycut rad 9lsp : ysrt per 9egsll4if prsr
Datnpitcus, Observation-Disclosures s~MrJtsils
ppH Mep-gor5 tio 81. paw ~ ntseriSlfsn
g:ai.sn.
Z. 8s;ablung BON Iaren
liz tseem Sbsile peS 5tIItsS, Anfauf une Ver'
5apf WsunreiSsa!bam seBsn 1cmmilIun &c. &c.
s. @srsinistesS tauten 8Onr5
aasr art ais 5~2Osr, 1U.AOer une 7-3Osr TAU
fsa uns b~crfauTcH nir gum Gagss-Gpurle-
Sebriicer gSiuiu5 ,no Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
Datptab 9aus
3pM Spiepb &arbb.

Gde Der ct. Mntboay unb Sort tra6e,
ST. paul.
Differ %aersuuise. neutrality-suspicious. @apboE,
pom BEN nnter5si9neten nun ALIEN Ibernpm-
men, bittet &eiienben wie RsRsdneern ale Be-
quemli9tetten elmer pei,nat. Der unter3ei@nete
&i8entbiin,er tuirb MQes auftieten. feline esebr:
ten Safe III befrieeieen. Ssin Slid lieftrt
ret4li9e unb CUTE apF unp feline Bar 1T ieber-
seit nit BEN Befen periebtn. Gubrleute MADE
i'd nod befonbers auf bic NIT tsm 9aule per
buntene gut. StaQuns aufmerflam. 81
Bel benz 9auft befnett f@ teSt cine 8erdumise
gut etneefen3te rgarb."
Gum unteraelen Der Gubrptrft lit elm gutter
S&uppen erri@tet pprbsn.
Gin neutr warmer eerdumiger @taa, In tpel-
den. IS Vferoe plas babsn, 1T a~n8ebaut unb Elm
ti&tissr ,9o0ler1 IL tets bereit, nas Gin unb
Musi1irren Ter @eipanne. forie bic CUTE Der.
forging Der Sbiese III iiternebnaen.
Spiepb 6arbY.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13

=. S. &cbmibt,
Dreb6ler II. @6irmma6er,
@aIbtnstpnzS traee,
neben @brif. 8eGt's @aIrpu,
mYfsblt lid CUR Mnfertisuue BON aQenfetuertu
Dre9slerarbeiten snn, Abbrtben unb Garbsn peu
8iaiarbbdQen, R.een- unh 5pnuen- 6@irun,
pereen neu ibersueen nnb ~repa,irt. Deutf&.
Vfeifsu, 8ernipiben, Spa3ierRIde, &tsarren.
Nauh-, Rau- unb Sdnupftabad 1T beiibm Al
baben, unt erlu@tfreunbli& un, geneiaten 3u.
fprud. MB. 3leine 9dQs ppn ppdbpl,uus
gtfenbefr lnb RetS vprrGtbia.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
@alpon unp &etaurattpn gun,
~ efer,a Sous

@obsrtRrabs 3rif&sn Der 4. u. S. Strase,
st. Naul, Minu.
nDie llntersel@neten tuabttbltn tbren nun.
mebr auf has einla ,eneRe eingeri@teteu @alcou
hermit frtunbli@f Der Cunt bes seebrte pub.
litun1s unter Der Ynf&truns, ba6 ttrlelten al
Sortrefli&en @etrdnten . .f@u,adbaften taIter
une par1ten @peiftn ~ feber Iaeesjett ber
ueriben 0atfen feta bas Bette bteten tptrs.
UNI eeneieten 3ufpru& bitten
354 Scbn peter6 u. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
Neuer neutlder
@rpceriefpre, Gantnbanbl,1n8
!. Matbia8 Subj.

Matbi1S &ubl.
ct. psts,Rrabe. tn 3tmme's fribertm 2osale,
Der 1lnte1ei9nete batt ftts aqe Arten gutter
Materialwaartn, &c. an panb .bes8leiGen fn'
ben bic eebertsn 8unbtn fets porr6tbis, aus
Hrten Gates, pies unb &%6nbie6.
wo 70 riel @dInes man fam trablen,
DART aud Gin @lGsden Bier ni@t feblea
Gri(@, rein unb beQ une funter Iaeel,
Das bette Bier i'm @an3en Gtaeel.
I'm seneisten 3uipru& bittet
st. pau( gi(enaore.
Mt6pIS, So unb 60.
pdnblrr in
Gtitn, Nd9eln. Stabl unb 8pblen. gFd'
gen, gerten, @prunefete,n. Nren, Wtsbi&naie.
eegerGtb. Masner.o clj Nrbett, Rleunpuer8e'
rdtb unb l&ptren bartwaaren lberbaupt.
0ef@dfte3ei@cn gun, ambpR.
Drttte StraBe, St.paul, Minn
/ 1uftiDn! MmftiDn
Eatrdbtlb s marcb
Serlauten . r>eppbs" in 6fentli@er 9treet'
aeruta am Greitag um 10 llbr unb Bttb am erRer
@onnabenb In feben, Npnat. sic babeu etnes
auteu Bprratb Dinterpaaren uub neue uns alt,
Reubles an panb.
@ie taben perm Meterbtn g., eiueu Deut.
l&en, enga8irt, ma beim 8ertaufaoef&dft IN
Sture Beifarb 3u leiRen.
8atr& ID unb Mard.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
DE VtTWIUlu StpFN59
Neri9erungS WeIeQI0afl,

Die Wsrmanla 2sbensa
HerT9eruugS WeIeQlbQfl,
30, Grpabspaty Nem=Dprf,
fmpFeblt oeu 8spobrsrn spr Winneipta, pun ben
unid,dsbareu N5oAifDat Der 3eben6s
0er;iA,aruse Gstraneh ~ Waden- Sit bat
Elm ba0t u. spll strGf5ab Les W1unas
Gapttol spN $4GU; 600
Oa5 Gerr0gea Der 0stliaI ut tetru' am 80.
Sum >. 5. s6Dl,SOS.97
IND bat I'D III esa psrgane
gsnca g;trtsljabr ssrnsbrt I'M II. S02.GA
10 Pap cas- GcEalpe. tnp8cn
t.r v:ieAIGaft jsyt teiraa. 673 2Ol,6l
tIS iIhrlibe GirEcmEten
osr @eIeAiaait am 80. Jvni
9at 400. 100000
NM wnrse TN Issssn @icr.
is!iabr so, 10000
il BAY bic 5sIeaitafs sn
SO:a!-GinsoutHga :, rcrii9s
ftetS 43D, 10000
gsr ahr9stieBt.
Die @criltcr;aDe t ii Hra1t AMI 80. SuNi1S65
trarrn SIT 10000. IUr4 nsus Berilbsruusen
i'm 8ttyaae sou s. 100000 ergitt lb Elm Ser
HatGan5] 55e!..e - 5l3, 100000. Die @elea.
;bai! farm nas ce. glIn;snSen Grfabrungcn be9
esiGu 51trs5 aatauf rs4nen, oaB lid oisit Ser
A5:rgnyaiua,mc jGbtlib hin $3.COO,OO0 yer.
rtbr:. GIT ii ,l9.T ale gereinistsn Staaten
p~erbrei!ci unr ]ai in .fiHnelpta ~ipIsrabs Nsen-
. ten:
Dsnsiat Isentur In Ser - Dsuti6sn ganf" bon
0sbriiDsr Wiuiu8 & Dunbar in st, paul,
0str 0ufap 5einrih6 In Wtnona.
Orr Carl Yraret in Taribault.
Ser s. G;6bprn in 5aiins5.
6er {. Sogen IN Sem llln.
Sir GeessiIns hs,a5!ss tic Gel. nlhaft bis
ieet SLAB. 500 on
5. SDpenQlec> 5uap Wc lenrpnf,
Wite-N~G{. Il. G ettsfIr. Vr1ibeut.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13


3amburg- .msritanii9s
WaGetfnbrt 1et'n=Seieuibaft
pcfzD ompfaiHiabrt
srtI5sn
'9anburs una Nstu sWorF,
via Southampton.
pegmit!eiH Ger rsugu, auf pas Soliesls erbautsn
uaoEiegaat:l &c sinssriasetsu arpSsn eilsrnenYof-
DarpfihtFs
Scronia, $500 Tons, Capt, J.E. Meier.
Boussia, 300 Tons, Capt.
II. J. Schwensen.
Bavaria, 240O Tons, Capt. H. Taube.
T'eutoaia, e4oo Us, Capt. PHI. Hack
Gern1ania, 5000 Tons, Capt. II. Ehlers.
Aiienaanza, $500 Tons, (ncu) Capt.
N. Trautmann
E;s Ganpfsr sisltr Siuis ~bsfSrssrn bic
8crstniste Staaten Yof
Omitted States Mail)
Anc wsr5sn mabrent bisles Sabrss reselmIbis
spn Naw-gorf nod 5%anbura
Januar 6. 20. Sa.i7. 81.
8tt:uar3. II. Nusna 4. 10.
Widr, 3. II. 81. September 1. Is. 20.
9ip.;l IL. 90. Sftobar 10. 26.
"'A! ~. VCSSuaetS W. u,
SUM 9. %. December 8. %.
nbfaDgI nEo YaNasisrs pou Rem yrrt ua9
5ambUrg 6asre, 0snrpn Sru.bamptpn
~ brit fp~tesnssu Wrsilsn nebmm:
@cA Nsw g9yf rat Sambure, 5avls, 9pnbpn
nno 9euttnmptpn:
! go;,.e }Sbtfer 9alon Sln5 90
Il @"I"S untsrsr 5alon g. 50
SmilAsab,d 81 so
SON DagbHrg unS S0sre mad Nsw=yorf:
Cts, (Sbercg Snlun SIP so
~ prtertr Gallon 80 90
3wiiaeres6 as 90
(sabitar inOolo oseryapie,aelo nit p!o. Mgio).
Hintsr spiidsn I NIB 10 SatrsM Die bdlfte.
(ANs iac!. 2z.Iiisung.).
RctoursAidtsS 81 erMdbistsn Wrsilsn.
MnDesaem rrsIesW wIhrene bes aan;sn jabycs
psrtrl 5tsamer" at1sten. 10 bag nabssu sins
tboatniIths Ger5 nsuts swiI1en Nsw>&orf uns
9anlburB i.at!ileeA wirp.
;pateie HAD &urcpa usbmsn mir bis 8 llbr
Worsrns AM ItsanSstass e.aes issen Dan,yf-
G;fss an.
@sssn paTase in sislsn Darapfcru monte
man Ih on tic Weucral< YaNase.M ssnten be,
Sinis: G.8. MiAaro S Yoas,
8arr!au 5t.. nabc Broapm az.
Wtuius grcs Il. Dunbar, ct. paul.
1864 &Wntsn fir Minneipta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13

Belpibere @alppn,
Dritte Strobt, seeenibtr &batrtpn's Bant.
eebalten BON
Henry Sisterman & Co.,
ct. panI Minnt{pta.
Dieter iebt BON ben l1nter3ri9neten ibtrncm-
meme Saloon 1T serieten NIT tintta suten Bill
ialttnt smbib .pire su iestr :55sit aufe.part.t.
s.. S{feru1arl II. g..
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-14

The sight and hearing OF such demon
s,rstion vas 10 move 70 tears every one Who
Femsmbtfsd the terribleA and bitter days Of
the war, when the popular million sent forth
ts thousands- 70 SIGHT and die 10 that same
glorious tuns. A great maDy Who snlg lt
two and three years ago IN the streets ofthis
patriotic city inhoIpilable graves through
out the South. II 10 not wonderful that
number Of the old end yOupg, Who hsisnsd
70 Il from the steps ard windows o. me
League, could not keep dry sysS at all times,
when they heard the battle Song o. their
dead sons and brothers echoed back by me
mea Of the South In the indomiiaole splrh
Of resurrection.
Aner the procession bad passed 10 revie"
A The Uniou League Hopss, on hfoad-st, the
soqihsrn dsIsga,ss formed has, part II
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-14
Terms OF Advertising.

nen. .ASNoUNcIHd CANDIDATEs-For county
offices, So 90; State, $40 90. ..,....
% JoB!PmsTMs, of dill descriptions neatly
executed. E'' "F "' n.t
Rea-. All communications tending TO per-
sonaI agrandizement or emolument viii be
charged the same as advertisements, .r,
Advertisements and subscriptions CON
tinned unless ordered 20 pc stOPPeo'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29
masE LnssEs RYmE sTnRM.

We learn from Mr. Washburn, near
YeFmillion, that large number Of sheep,
in that vicinity, estimated at three thou
sand at least, have died from the effects
Of the storm on Sunday and Monday last.
Some farmers lost from one hundred to
one hundred and fifty Of their number
Reports from other parts Of the country
are Of similar import. Those who have
lived IN Northern Ohio forty years aver
they never before saw a storm so destrue-
tive.
a gentleman from Berlin informs US
that the loss of sheep In that township Is
estimated at 900.
The Cleveland Leader says: "The
storm of Sunday and Monday did i'm
mense damage in the Northern part Of
Ohio. In Huron county, one farmer
lost one hundred and fifty sheep, and an
other one hundred and thirty, killed By
exposure, having just been shOrn. A
careful estimate Of the destruction Of the
sheep within q circle Of ten miles COM
puted the number at 10000. 1t is hoped
that this is an over estimate. The dam
age done to bridges, lumber and fencing
IS very great.-SGndlssky Register.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29

The Banquet given by the AIasnani of the
Ohio Wesleyan University, Tuesday even
ing, was one of the most pleasant affairs of
the kind Of which we have any recolIec-
.tion, and the manner in which the ar
engagements were perfected and carried
out reflects great credit upon those having
charge of the matter. The company COM
prised large representation of the Alum
nj of the institution, the faculties, officers
and visiting committees of the University
and Female College, with limited num-
Der of invited guests, ladies and gentle
men selected from citizens and stangers.-
The beautiful library building was thrown
open for the occasion, and admirably
served the purpose to which It was aP-
propriated. After a season of social en-
joynent, refreshments were introduced
and disposed of. when number of toasts
were read and responded to by President
Merriclz, L. J. Critchfeld, ESQ.,, Gen.
Granville Moody, Revs. Van Cleve and
Crooks, and Bishop CIark-an Of whom
were most happy and felicitous in their
remarks, the auditors evincing their ap-
probation by rapturous applause. The
assembIage broke up at late hour, and
those who were so fortunate as to be pres
ent will long hold the delightful reunion
in pleasant remembrance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29

A correspondent Of the Columbus Morn
ing Journal, writing from this place, thus
speaks of the Baeoalaureate Sermon, by
Bishop THOMSON, delivered last Sunday
morning:
The Baccalaureate Sermon was preached
at IL a. m, in the VIM. Street Church, by
Bishop Thomson, the eZ-President Seats
were reserved for the graduating class,
and to them the Bishop preached the great
sermon of his life. His theme was, ''EVhat
have we DONE" Historically it was an
aggregation of the advances of the past
century. Scarcely a field Of progress in
bhe national, scholastic, scientific, educa-
4iOnal or moral world escaped a brief and
beautiful review. Wonderful as had been
the advance he did not forget to refer to
wrongs that had been committed and the
ruin entailed by Judases in State and
Church. His calculations of future glory
and advance to the Church and our Col
Hmbia were regarded by some as yisiona-
FYS but only convinced us that the speaker
could read unseen destiny and that his
broad philanthropy not only desired but
expects that humanity will ascend, and
that the next viii eclipse the present cen
tury. The sermon lasted an hour and was
attentively heard by an audience packed
TO excess.
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S-R-1sGO-x.

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours.
They purify, strengthen and inyigOrate.
They create q healthy appetite.
They antidote 10 change OF water and diet.
They strengthen the system, and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatiC and intermittent fsvers.
They purify the breath and acidity the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhe, Cholerl and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
ThOy are the best Bitters in tho world. They make
the strUng and exhausted nnture's great
They pure st. Croix Rum, the cell
ebrated Oalisaya Bark aud herbs, and taken
with the pleasure Of beverage, without regard TO
age or time Of day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant. Sold by
all Groeers, Druggists Hotels, and SaoOug. Only gen
une when lthe cork is covered by private U. s.
Stamp. Beware OF oounlerfeits and realled BEETLES.
Oct2O B5-sy, Il PARK Row n Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29

p. 0. MONEY ORDERs.-The changes
made by the late law of Congress in ref
erence to the Money Order branch Of the
postal service, take effect on the I'd of
July, after which date orders can be issued
for any sum not exceeding fifty dollars,
and the charges will be 10 cents for orders
not exceeding twenty dollars, and for an
order exceeding twenty dollars and not
exceeding fifty dollars 25 cents. Orders
will be valid for one year from their date,
instead of three months as heretofore; and
in case of the loss of an order duplicate
thereof will be furnished the remitter free
of expense. These are important mOdifi-
cations, and will still further commend
the system to the favorable consideration
Of those wishing to remit small amounts
through the mails.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29

GIN TRUST. I've are under obligations
to w. R. Carroll & Co., Cincinnati, for a
copy of a new work bearing the above
title. 1t is got up in the best style of the
popular Boston publishing house of Lee
& Sheppard, and is a book that will not
fail to interest the appreeiative reader.
In this connection we will also state
that Messrs. Carroll & Co., who, it will be
remembered, were burnt out of their fine
store in Pixies Opera House, have reopen
ed, with large and attractive stock, at
No. 117 West Fourth Street.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29

FFTHE ofstudy consists SINGLE and DOU BILE
IL ENTRY B00K-KEEPING, in Stock and Partner.
ship Sets, Wholesale and Retail MeTchandsing, Com
mission, Compound Company and Joint Stock Busi-
ness, Banking, Com mercial Paper, Commercial Law,
Business Arithmetic Practical Penmanship, etc., etc.
large Hall is now fitted up for the TelegFaphiC
Department exclusively. where advantages will be
secured superior to anything elsewhere in the West
It is in the care Of operator of long experience,
and Of the best reputation Having also the favor
and patronage Of the leading Telegraph officers
throughout the West, SITUATIONS for graduates can
readily be secured.
The Tuition Fee is only about ONE-HALF that usu-
ally charged in similar Institutions while the cheap
ness of living, the numerous educational advantages
Of the place, and the comparative absence Of tempta
tOns to vice, are impOr rtant considerations
We do 4NTEE situations to graduates,
FOR it is beyond the power OF any Commercial College
to get situations for all its graduates, but do
GUARANTEE full and COMPLETE satisfaction to our
students.
RE1IEaIBER, are not "link'' in auybody's chain
neither do lay claim to "a thing
'.Patsns' on system Of instruction.
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commencement w eek as usual at
tracted to our town large number of per-
sons from abroad. Among the distin-
guished visitors were Gov. Cox, Bishops
Morris and Clark, Judge Storer, Of the
Superior Court of Cincinnati, Rev. Dr..
Reed, Editor of the Western Christian
Advocate, Rev. DR.. Poe, Of the Book Con-
Germ, and large number of prominent
clergymen. Among the lady visitors was
a sister Of Lieut.. Gen. Grant, Mrs. Cramer,
whose husband is a graduate of the Uni
versity, and has charge of a congregation
in COvington, KY.