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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13
HYGIENIC WINE, THE GREAI IMPORTED TONIC

Used by the best families throughout Europe;
:, proved by the Imperial School Of Medicine,
Paris; |. sH0tf I-'7'-'
lndorsed by the prominent Memt ers Of the Ameri
lean Medical AssUciaiun ut their Conventions held
IN Baltimore, May LIST, 1885, Contains no Spirits Of
any Kind, and therefore
NOT lN1 N1OXICATING IN THE LEAST.
II is prepared in Paris from pute Sherry and ad-
D,ts in It's competition only tonic, aromatic and
LADIES will find il a delicious substitute for the
various tOncs which have On alcoholic body.
LMU SCAT PERLE is a rare wine of most delight
fnl flavor is the pure Juice Of a most delicious
0ydpe. IL surpasses in excellence any tabe wine in
the country. Used in EUROPE for sacrsmental pur-
poses Church people areinyited to inquire into it.
These wines are sod BY al druggists, and by X.
'umbus, Ohio.
ALLEN a. CO.,
Cincinnati, Agentsfor Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13

MARRIAGE AND CELlBACYs. an Es-
$40 AZ Warning and Instruction for Young Men,
%iso. Diseases and Abuses which prostiate the VII
taInowers, with sure means Of relief, Sent free
of ehaIRe in sealed letter envelopes. Address, Dr.
]. SKILLIN H0UGHTON. HOWar Association,
PhiiadelphiD, Pc. lrIf au' 't't&wsm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13
{ ASTHMA CURED,
80 - BANx1rG g tloDsIs or II & & ai..! I!94!
LAY COOKE 81 co.

Corner WaIE& Nassau stS., New York.
In connection with our bonsesin Ihiladslphia and
Washington, Wo, have opened a NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location and offer our services 10
Banks Bankers and Investors for the transaction Of
heir business in this city including purchases and
sales Of GOVERNMENT SEcuRiriHs. STocKs, BoStDs
AND GOLD. We are constantly represented at the
Stock Exchange and Gold Board, where orders sent
us are promptly filled. Wekeep on hand aiul supply
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13

New YORK, Oct. l2-The dry goods mar
ket opened dull and inactive in almost all
branches of the trade this morning. The
prospect of storm has kept strangers from
the market, and the inclement weather
this morning prevents important transac-
tions. The advance in cotton has made
holders tirmer in their views, and buyers
decline to take goods until more settled
condition shall be apparent. Prices nomi-
no
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13

Admission 20 cts; Re'erved seats T5 cts; Boxes 90
Gallery rs cts. Seats can be secured at John Selzers
Music Rooms. septl5
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

A Wealthy WoMAN.-Thc wife OF
Iii Walker, Il mechanic at Hartford,
has Just fallen heir to 4 fortune OF thir'
ty.tirc million dollars. 1t was an En-
glish property, 10 which Mrs. Walkers
father WAS tic direct heir. but he being
dead it has descended to her. The
lucky family sails for England next
week, to take possession; but they in
tend to return to America and reside
permanently at Hartford. The many
Americans who claim to be heirs to
rich English estates can now look up.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

TrnArMxEr os TIE AoED.-A little
thoughtful attention, how happy it
makes The old! They have outlivcl
moatof tho fricnds o:thei: carly youth.
How lonely their hours: Often their
partners Is; life have long Oiled silent
graves; often their children they have
followed to the tomb. They stand sol.
itarr, bending on their staff, waiting
till the same call shall reach them.
How often mus: they think Of absent,
lamcutcd faces; @: the love which
cherished them, and the tears Of sym.
lathy that fell with theirs - now all
gonc! Why saoaii not tho younc
cling around and comfort them, cheer
ingihe;ts gloom with songs and happy
smiles! u, K. ...T
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15


A WEsrEHGrSlA lrEM.-We heard
a little story the other day that will!
illustrate the mode Of life in tho wild
Kanswha region, which VIC think
worth printing. An old citizen, now
some fil,y or Sixty years old, in the
sprinstimc Of his lie got married, AS
nil honest and wcl!.mcanins men
should, and prospcrcd-that is, some
thirteen youngsters, in turn, as the
years went by, took their places
around the family board. But, not
content with the smiles and t&vors OF
the partner oil his joys, etc, he must
moods have brevet" spouse. A
fair maiden who lived hard by the
turbulent Kanawha, consented to &C.
cept this ,hcrqueStionabIe title. The
yol Of Love smiled upon the disloysI
alliance, and in the course Of time
fourteen pledges OF wandering alice.
ton clustered around the "hrcvct. y
Whether thi. arrangement contilcted
with tho legal witt's notions OF pro
pristy, or whether Shc simply concIu,
dcd that men will havo their way, >
history is silent; but q few months
ago she went tho way of all the
earth. The Tirg;nian, thus freed from
his first lcpal matrimonial alliance,
did not waste his breath in sig hs
over the slowed and lost" II he
felt a manly grief or twinsc Of re.
morse for dis!oyalty to his dead wife,
it did not affect his appetite or cause
loss OF sleep. lie straightway re,
solved to give the "Grevct' q legal
title, and tho ceremony that united
them and drought twenty goodly
olive branches under one root was
duly performed in the presence OF our
informant not long since. - poriS'
mouth T,junc.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15
Wild Oats.

n, ro.;c-.-: ~ar', :,.ra Mcll::laa'. Magazine u.
aI,G'ri,sd 10 Iks NGloch:' -.
When all .hcwo:!d is young, lad,
~ And all IT,, trees arc green, 49,. 81.
And cTery goose swan, lad,.
-. 90 and every lass queen, .-..--
- Then fly for boot and. horse, lad,
- And round tho world away;
Yons,kpYo must have its course, lad,
- E.: 2 Ari1 every dog his day.
=: Thcn all the world is oil. .la'l.
And all tbs trees are Blown,
And'ali the spo-, is stale, lr!.
o And all the wheels r,,a Gown,
Creep homo and take your place 'Ae'c'
.n-t,. Tho spent and manned among
God grant you find Esc: !hsro
..... You loved when !von wer' young
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

Lewiston, Maine, has got eight cot.
ton tactorics, with eighty thousand
Spindlcs and five thousand operatives.
They arc now all running on full
time. The Audroscossin Mill there is
one Of tho largest in the world.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

4eu ,yc;ilo ago cIcre were not more
than 500 or 400 acres planted with
the vine in the United States, and now
there are not less than 100000 acres
50 planted. Formerly American wine
would scarcely bring q dollar a gal
lon. and now it sells at from two to
six dollars per gallon.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15
Alorn Your Premises.

In this day Of money. making, out on
little attention is cared for the outside
show OF tarms, farmhousss, suburban
or other private premises, except IN
and around large cities. l care not
how largo tho farm or other homo.
stead or how small, the adornment
Of the same, in a becoming and taste
fl, manner. crly renders it'morc' com,
turtahIe to the occupant and more val
n"hIa when it comes into market for
salc, 10 ,!,is end let the farmers plant
walnuts, chestnuts, sugar, ash, poplar,
md other handsome growing trees
along his fence rows. Train up skirts
OF native forest trees near the house;
leave clumps of trees standing in the
:" c!earins," for the cattle to shade
and shelter under. Whitcwash tho
fences around the house, and the barn
and other buildings alec; lay down
broad digging Of stone or wood, all
around tho buck yard-in tho path to
tho barn, the spring, tho 'ncat'houSc,
the cellar, and the garden. 10 every
one who owns an acre or even q roa
Of land outside Of the building spot,
nc say plant trees, shrubs, and How
CTS. What is more beautiful than a !;
fine orcharl9 What is more heaIthlul
and rrolitablcl What SO captivates
the eve AS Il lovely lawn yard, dotted
here and there with the dark foliage OF
the ash and pinc--or even the common
cc,larl What more humanizins and
delightful than the clumps OF rose
byac:nths, Jahiias, and honcysuckIes!
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

AHARauNENr.-'P Please, Charley,
sand Eugene, give mo q piece Of
your cakc?' >....-*
No, l won't said Charley; cause
you asked for it, ~ .... -.
We'll, | didn't ask for any, Char
ley spoke up Fred. ~. -; -.
NO. said Charley, changing his
basc; you didn't ask for any, cause
yon didn't want any '3.:aa 49, :, =.
Charley was evidently intended by
nature for a lawyer.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

We recently SAW the following no.
ticc written and posted up: Lost or
stradc from the subscriber, Il sheep all
over white, one leg was black and
half his body. All persons shall re.
ccive five dolls to bring him back. lie
WAS 4 she coat --------- -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

/ r;A.horse that lays his cars back and
lookslightuing when one approaches
him, Is vicious. Don't buy him.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

The cultivation Of hops is extend.
ing very rapidly in the West. It is
discovered 70 yield r great profit.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15
American Barber Shop,
-. Dr. J. N. DILLON, g.

In Rogers Rosr ". E. Corner Front j. Nay SIS
81, i CHARLESTON, WEST Va. ~.s..t
c,HAvISG, .STIAMPo0ISG. HAIR.CUTTTSt;. HAIR
y Dyeins, &c. &C., done promptly, with elcsnlmsss.
and on reasonable tcrufs.' . 10.
Mr.. Dillon will give you good shave for only dino.
mn customers arc respectfully requested u call
SaiuTdlys and not put Il on I'LL Sunday '..
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

You cannot preserve happy domes
tic pairs in family jars.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

made the nrst Monday Of January and July Of each
year This pospnnes he reuras for labillcs accrung
In July, lsG6, until Jan gary, 1881.
4 A. RolLINs Commissioner.
The Internal Revenue iaw has been pr nted and
copies Of the same beng forwarded q rapidly a.
possible by the Bureu Of Internal Revenue 70 various
officers throughout the country.
The Public Lands.
The general Land OGcs has just submitted for sigma
ture patent favor OF the q Wisconsin for ASA
in the Menasha land diSsr CT. enunng - swamp
land to the State under he grant by act Of Congress
approved September 2s, 1880 AT Nebraska City, No.
braska, 4,07i taken up In June last with
Agricultural College scrip and H. 793 scrcs under tho
Homestead Law.
At Nebraska Oity Nebraska, seventeen thousand eight
hundred and ssventy five Of the public domain
were disposed OF during the month Of June.
At the land Office Of St. Peter Minnesota 500 acrss
disposed OF last month. the greater portion for
homestead actual settlement tho res due under the Az
rcutural College grant, by bounty land warrants and
Sioux scrip. The cash sales amounted 70 $500
Prizes Of the Paris Exposition.
Eight hundred thousand will be distributed In
prizes at the Paris Exposition Among them win be ten
prizes Of ten thousand francs EACH and capital prxs
OF one hundred thousand fancs TO local establishments
which are most successful by thcr organization aud
management promoting tho prosperity and harmony
and the moral and intellectual well being OF the opera
tvea This information has been officially communicated
to the Secretary Of State.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
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The New York herald., 1866-07-22

void and whereas Stale government has been organized
under said constitution which ratified the amendment 10
the constitution o the United States aboshng slavery and
Also The ninen proposed by the Thirty ninth Congress-
therefore be ID
the onod States In Congress assembled That the State OF
tennessee hereby restored cal
10 the Union entitled 70 be
by Senators and Representatives In Congress
The Senate then, at halfpast ak O'Clock r n, ad-
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
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thsr yessrs@y evening ne eSsosn that ~s 70 have
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.o.tla1sd b. lse iuianss daaAppontmsni u many Who
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The New York herald., 1866-07-22

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The New York herald., 1866-07-22

IIisstn- A Co. si5 Bvoadws,, 0sJ nrsa1s
and iis srth nators aud n,rodncsss 81 eea
celebrated ol4disraT TUana Nat wil hondag eshibA
handsome Assortment Of tha esqniaits design in usO
variety trimming Orders ~ mad dcspaeAe1 ~
prgmltness katlsfsrtion guaranteed
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

pap" Collars So. nais .ni .l 10 ss iasd sl.ss sv.s
thirty Year, ago Any party parties ~ha provo -
gss tnfornAlsn ~ ~. viii otse ~ cstlsG -
communicating with y W. w. wAhD, MI Broadway. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

Hove sewing Mrrhin~ Ccmpany:-Mles
HOWE IT, insentor of tho r~~thg hA1hiEs, ftceks~0ss
0yy broadway 'Agunts ~sn,si
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

all ths latest aud alta m~ns. IsCUMfAk
AHtN TuE Hlrr FOR FAaILY lsk. Agents waas~<.
Elliptic sowing NJ aohlD. Com pany, al broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
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Florence Lo~k-tisch serving Mnehines-Beel
n tho word fiofanee Sewing Machine CompAsy. -
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

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The New York herald., 1866-07-22

Address PoIiak 81 son, N~ersrbaum Mases
lartufarr fS Brosdwst, FouTsh Atr,ct fpoz
order boiled al repaired
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

s..sr n.tr- y's rre".ss E:;s''
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

ihhA-'NA osfAhts->t. OFFlNh Nv t%ft&sAt Nf'bSttt
WASusoroS, Jaly 20, 1900.
sections 10 40 and ~ II the act II june 3o 1894
having ben smenfo ny the act ~ July ~ isss ~
provide that TIE tavea imposed therein
returned and paid 10 The Commissioner OF Internal
Psycnae ater August 1886, Assessors win Instruct
the proper onetr- ~ eorpTainns, Ac tsSabie under
,hoae -cons thai all duo fr.m tncm after Juy
a. Ises should b~ msds 10 the proper Assistant
As.e-aor., and when any srch return II re-
skina the thai payment of the far is
e. rnaAe TIE Colectpr Dspisste returns should
nos h. Forwarded b. this ece rhe should be a.
.e~s.d on the manthy is, and patti - the col.ror
other axez arc rad Estss ~ being deposted 70 the
s.rg dif n the Treasury u thf United states
section en- ~ tbr nct of hsrrh :, lsf5, Il amended
- that every nnt.onni banking as~o~istion -sais
sank o. Stats tankinx ASSOCIATION shall pay tar
II Ten pef certan tn amount of notes %
s.soeaiinn us~d fp~ circulation ard pad ont Nv
em after the hrs day o. Aaxsss tss1 aud The tax
" asseed and raid 10 Euch manner A. shall be pre-
trbed ~ the Commissioner ~ infrrfAl Revenue
hereby prcscrhef that The return q ssia tas shall
be Alr for the psecfAs DIth ~ before The tenth
ear AL anld ax anai be due AM payable before
the iasf day ~ sAch and every month stsr August,
isss ua, olhsrwl.e directed tho return can b. msic
form No. 0I.
accsun, q any crcaiAon PAID out PRIOR % Ausasi
Ths r.surns rcqarea b. sass afler yaly, 1894 by
$50 ati0na ~ csnpanles kn9wn prusdent iussitu-
tons swing. hsaks ssvinFs fanfs - savings tnsstu
fons he's NJ no cspt& slesk and desng 40 othsr bas
ne~ than recelyng dapsslu % - losaed o. IN.
vssssd for the ssie bensnt q the psrties
rnstins ssrh a~rc-ts without rroet o. eomy~n-asba
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Portland.
HyRRiss~ SAWS
rnon nhnhh - rxk DAYS.
rosrtasp July n, isss

rI.y SAVE rHRrR CONTENTS IN gygRy INSTANCE.
AND PROVE fNfA fAsEIyfn To Hg
"TIfK BEsr ffEk.fRoof nAfk NOM xADa"
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4 Permanent Cure In from One To ThSes
DAYS cheroe hsnedy aud wssh purely veg-,ahle csa
tanning cupaviA drugs Sold bs all
bie dfusgiss ~ pas. pamphlet free Address the ssAA
proprietor. Dr. W " Mcfwn, No walker street n. Y.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

Cirrxymrn. More fhnn Other Class 10
th~ community require rene tonic thor usual s~d~ ntary
lye~ The of the tie of
exposes them relaxation of h- vital forv~
NJ crrtaia Ia ~ enests MAH~DEs'n CALI
sAYA rosie wh ch, moreover uniike bitsr." iawdvws
subscgucnt unfAvotnb. reaction For sale by all drug
nl.t.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

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M e xIc o.
SPECIAL TtlfcaAM TO the NEW YORK HtaALo.

sfIsNL tIAISSs" ~ '"e ~" 's"~ "e""1s'
The Empires. CmrIotta I'm Route to Europe.
periniists-Frcnch Troops fOriifying tie
OutsAirts Of Vera Cruz, &C.
vEKA CRrz, July IL, 1sss
Great preparations DO ng made In this city to ~
csivs tho Empress carloia, who Is expected to leave
here to morrow for Europe board French steamos.
Tho city Is greatly excited
Tampico will DO evacuated. Tho liberals an
jubilant
The French troops fortfyng the outskirts Of vsa
Cruz II Is thought tho Emperor and empire will 20 IN
entirely IN forty daya Lively times expected.
The Sweetest Mouth In the W orld,
sos as q fxLoSs SIomr sy Sd csaGs 'sf aa & q
rr4aa sa sss Ap .9psr as s Ssf % .sa sl s
with M. delicious extract. they may be sa'd IN fsss
Clear Head ron ,rs,svss
/. the surs rs.ui, Of a sosas d
CONGRESS- wATEa r., ,orSvvs,
CLEARS THE HEAD,
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND DSsrkrsiA
sorb ssT'aE ~ AEL GaTsa Dsuaarsrs.
inEy PURIFY sTRESorngS AND iSyIooRArE-
They are an sniid,,e 70 change Of water and Diet
They panfy The breath md ours sour stomach.
Ths, cure py.r.g.is snd coa.'igs.on .,..,,.
DRAKEs PLANTATION HiTrERs have cured 'ssg
and .sa 81 @ sn y &. @orS =
ssss, erodassd Ihsy 40 psrnsalry adapted % dsnos
prpriT,ors stamp tbs cork Of Zach bottle. If $50
dealer has not sosh rcporsso r. Il. pRAhR AGO.
A..we,,'s rhrricni romgae Restores Grg1
nusnros. 10 A',er lioa'e, and ~ III arusssu.
A Permanent Cure In from ONE 10 ,ThseS
s. a ses 81 :sa ~s 5 S T
% psopssss d. EersS s."rs 80 Walker street.
Address PeIIak & son, .,Irer-chaum Mass,
order. boiled aud repaired
Barucit'- Oriental Tooth Wash Beautisoss
while IA contains nothing which possibly iujuD -
enamel OF the teeth II cnecsuaily all Offensive
socFe,lona from tho gum. hardy go
healthy, aud prevents decay of the teeth
Cicrxymcn, More ,han an, Other ., ci:.s =
live. and he c,nan wors o. te brain te siee.lo. %
NJ oae i % etrsla n IL sassi. ss sansDKss CALI.
sAYA rDsl,, WI es, moreover nniks ou,r. i.-ar~s
g,.,..
r.;ss cTsri,Tss f 1Ys S: g. g'sssS s:s:a lss'''
K,rs ,"sasA -s."t lI.sSsxFsf
Einpuo sc-insMaoh Company, "A, broadway
.Florencr, LecL-,i,eh s.wi.s gM.chiss..B:a
Bro.dsay
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s1ss s'ssr ."s & ! s:tf- s s'S: A -r" z.:;'''
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

A.-we,t's Chemical Po,nrie Restores Graz
hair and ieeaiedy the h~st Hhr Dfra usei Soi ~
RUshIOs, ~ Astor honsc, aud ~ all drusgists.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22


20 commence business last week under tho National
Bsnkng law, with a capital OF $4,000. This bank fled
is papers year ago aud has not been allowed 70
commences business owing i,s State circulation
having been reduced provided FOR by Law. The total
number o. banks % far established Is 1855.
The Treasury during the weak ssned fractional
rcncy the amount Of s279,io Tho shipments dur.
ing the period Amounted 70 1901 900. 500, 900
of which forwarded 10 the Assistant Treasurer
New YORK, fioo 0)o 10 the Assstan, Treasurer at
Philadelphia $50 OOo 10 tho national depository Gin
clnnai and the balance To national banks Tho amount
cancelled by tho redemption division during the
period vas $3.50, 100
The amount Of funds In the cash vault of the Treasury