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CoyrEK continued steady In value, with a moderately
active demand On Saturday the Gertrudes cargo,
not previously reported No cargo sales have been
made. Good TO prime Rio quoted at l9c 20c, /,
gold, duty paid In small lots from second hands fair
trade was consummated.
FRaIcTrs were dull, heavy aud lower The engage.
mens were:-To Liverpool, 30 900 bushels AT I'D
20 hhds. tobacco a 22 Cd and steamer (part
day evening" 1000 bales cotton at lid I'D and
1000 bushels corn at sd. There inquiry
sells for the grain trade charters were reported
M0LAsaEs was dull OF sale aud nominal, with more
sellers than buyers. Excepting few small lots to the
trade there was no business.
NAVAL sroREa Spirits lurpentine shade Grmcr,
oat the business conslinmaied was light Sales, 250
bDis in lots at Csc retail lots commanded roc Resins
common and strained were scarcely so firm. though pr
ccs were without quotable change the former being
freely offered at 81 Sales, 200 bbls. AT s3,
40 bbls strained at SO 25 So So chiefly at the inside
a. so So - ~ . - ~ A'' ''' ~ A-' f"''
Orr.s-city liusced was In moderate jobblng demand,
and Arm 81 s5 or Engi sh further sales have been
made OF ~ tons at III l5 god 10 arrive, aud 81 IL
81 Is, gold, on the spot.
PaovI loss.-Receipts, 7so bbls pork. 100 do lard,
prevailed for pork, and the market ruled hrm closing
steady at $32 90 cash, for the spot TIE
sales we're 500 bbls- at s32 75 s33 Cor mess
$50 80 sal for old 40 s2s 80 s2s 10 for prime
also 2 800 bbs for eptcmber and October and all the
year. al s2S Is 49, sellers and buyers option. Beef
was steady and firm. Sales $50 bbls al $40 $50 for
new plain mesa, and $40 $2s for new extra do Beef
hams were dull and nominaily unchanged OF cut meats
800 packages sold at I9fc 2ihc. for hams. and
1870 l5c. for shoulders Bacon was quiet but nrm
We noto sales OF SO boxes Cumberland cut a lSc The
lard market was a shade rmcr, with doing. Sales
500 bbls at Shc. 2lc Butter, though quiet, ruled
firm AT 20c. 33c for Western and &c 45c for State.
Cheese was IN moderate demand at SC. l9i4c for
mon dairy to choice factory made.
PETR Levs.-The market was moderately active and
firm at unchanged quotations. The sales D 500
bbls at CSC. for crude, and 4lc a 46c for bonded.
sUGAR was steady, with fairly active demand The
sales comprise $50 hhds Cuba at from &c for com
mon moasses sugar for refining TO l2slc Tor primo mus
covade for grocers, basis Of l0c 1lc for lair TO
rood refining. also 24s bOy Havana from lOi.
12c Refined sugar slow Of sale at l5isc lose
for AS and 1875 . l6kc. for standard hards.
S1EARISx without dedided change. Sales, 10, COO
lbs at Ice. 2iAc also Is, 900 l6s grease al l04c
l2kc.
T,Iow ruled heavy Sales 100 0Oo lbs. at 1oc. .
l2xc.
wnlsKEr.-Recepts s3I bbis The market du
and heavy; saio Of S0 bbs re1lled wa, effected at
e22o.
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IpieI.

Asra.--In BreoaIyo on ssinnaAy 4pgs,t p - So
fBSASe A's.Si, % tss ssih yenf .. - Asr
TLs frisudf ~ The family ffeprtliY invites 10
attend the funeral fum his tlie rts.asnes 20 i@0 fu
tsn sLcoi ib's tfueadsyi afiernoon, = - o'iegt
ALt4strG On fi4nusy, ABggst -. AHtfs Z uulE
daughter X iaahcla fso,t $40 s sis romat Ai'e -
sgel ~ - sud ~ days
pancrs -seg,ass ~. tfassaa,l afternoon = 10
ocIoek from ~. ~ NiHih sifest
BsHsss m MHsinsl4fs % saturday Aususf as
Gn,agt u DlNyEs. = ~ ass 1srrss harrss arod
~ '.su.
fhs iansra wiu aEe p,s.s lia Tuesday, si.fssan u
cark from ~ late 1enfe. 40 luHrtb FlErs
rornsY - sosih flfst. wHHsuybsfy ~. Relatives ss8
friends - ne iamy wr nst'd v Atsad eleat fy aef
notice
Bs.E --aadleniy 4 sgsusa sfsin.s. - .a,a,ss,
hngast - from ne aoa'dsa'N eifahsrgs y gus
xn1fas a nrtfn, IT.. - ftuy, sgea = yesf1
Bskur ~ Hafiru, ss8aay, AasHfs' y, HoftNf
aud grafassn y tsVfsin h " fosiff $50 - no1ils
IA. rls,,.s 80 tleus y ~ faa,liy s,s ,sa,sis y
Fslh Afenps cosnsr n i9gn mttt. a. liasasdsyl
lefAson ~ four Or,O-.
ss~ odssss rfo,ass,. ara Aasa's ,cal p.fs.
Hsur,s On sdsv r.r.tr segsa . Att,a.s
hsutps. % ne tssh yt-f q ~ -
fa,ly int.Sd - Ai.ssa ins I'm -. Nk Tutaes.
attfEra a fusi oest fftp ais isf fsfesnsu Z. Z
fsaa lHaFn isssa
h,.-s -on seaasy. Assr, r -. v h,sss. .
( ffe 40 scar ~ ha rEf
~ ,s1i,ss. ssi ltste-o Il ~ iswNy 49, 'ho.s :,
~ bfpfhrfs trnr 49, 4 i.asi 80 frsfa haaW ~
yasa - sfifb4 flt f.se.1i. ifeas his SO s-ebfs
\ 49, uoaNNb trsf .HAsf n faaffaf. m we4asalA
Afsfhaat k4lt fwsf tsNfrs tNgsk rts fHrsfaf n
100 f4t tstr - e. w. tsass lts ffe fira viN y
oafryra "a - svatsfy q ihs usls iast flsitasl
I fol insfa.sst
stAa On .gresy lsefbstH k1asr 80 CafWstrsy
I vie n DAVID taff i 49, teh gssf y hsi 80
NfHEs A. Ni2frtf ffsffftf9 ~ lFNltsf Y
aft.4a tnN la al iFun htf irls fsa.1snet. ~ W.
ferty .~Ahn nfN~s, "a fI9st4sfl sns8Esaa. 81 a.
ssisrs ~figr fur'0sI 1af'ps Hsf fsEaIns Ntf \
isE~n " frty iaf iatefrshs
ans4fy a-iu sunaar. Aggutt q gt0ttsra Htssss.
4 1NAFkfFf "a AuhN -
sfsb1sh u ~ ne ia's Fsenkis Getasss Hgs4 n Ea,n,
TIE reiaitsss std f'itndt sr~ Fssf,gsfaur i4sFst
atsos 80 fnserA, - WssnssiNy .fsrs<~.s u -
l o'c,ees, hyw bss-. ss.nss. e<sssB D. IA
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Marine Di.s.r er-.

sur Fl,ssicrr tsr Bush, from Borg Koog Or ssn
I-sana = focbang Kan she bfeA- up sI snsrs sfssr
striking
doat wiih c1al which ~. Ps~uesst 90 iia stlb ins1
sprung alc1k % The -5,h ~he lyng A. rr-ih ulsnt
t.ie.
scHu wo~oSsr trop Baltimore Tor rsn River. b-fors
ar ~ Norfolk sstA for repairs
nlnY rsnrss iron, chsrrysson. for New Yart PIT
scnR Golpss rrAHL tAmsnosn1 ssppos-a V hsso
wsecRsa June q bstweso lamar aad AmoJ
MISCELLANEOUS.
ocyss KaCfr - Bostrn ffori desl.. rsFcws hst
fever ~ nst sssd q AssD ~ hand. -
Bs,a o,ivn Ham, IRON wruieros, sc ~ nsysss,
put nto Nassau lAh INST on aeofai q The ness ~ t.gt
Thc vessel Tlosseded soYsg shasr command q ~
hrs, oaesr 'cissi.s rennsi
BmG -. lrom wnning %, -, put INTO ssssaa i7,h
ssnt ~ ,he ho>pl,s.
i So, T.osI & Z. 2, tSs s .. ~ Ss +, s NV o.a
rha-e ls,s X s,hr N1nsio. ~ os-s n - rsai.-d
nsaa of cspt Case
srY..rn CASoa,vs formerly r FaH E.s-, 80 -hse
Hsi,ir-. NJ. tsrr parehsss " ~ fs rsr 30 War.s
gp.np.ny leras Isi made pabl. aAs 80 ifgssfa V
L.rsorr,At wessLfo.4. Aas Is from ise ,,rd ~ a.o
has.e - asfh d"lsa ,.s - sl-,a, - 800. s...,
,-p,Iss BIO t~to ~ ,sallt,ia ss.l - es'
Griss-iI aes fari q ssoa ~ oas srs-afsu.aI \
Astlea Ma 4 f.rker nsHA ~ rasas la tlt 80 y.
- e,,HE,@tasa - Caps rdslu isiossss
" MbnIsmsr.
H.tt snas-an " Nhs-ifsia u - aibs - =. - =
af. 1s,aas ~ NselFof ~ asvs oai 80 & - y -
lor 81 ~. aAw A bs4 f1Asn i9 AIS
uAfs tsFN ~ raestf ~ tF a HsH fHfAffrr - II
lnas ffon stdsA Reports tFaaf Asis ig Nnf.sh
- ~. - hBis EHs.ssu. uf - fia tn hen - er0f
" "a. Tlshes 80 ~
spoken. Aca
rsrs caf. nfessh nsp brues as - = haa =
srls ! aj~sis lf,ts rtnAaslpts ~ Bssios kss = =
wliss n ~ Eat~ t4f t4Afsail
eeAr fiQrss u ut.fxsiasn, s4aaa - hstsnn a. as~
~ BsrseKsI
Foreisn Poft..
Bangtrorf -. Aas b-fs rhS isas1 hafss tfsatefd
troft.
siors Hor,s ststs ~ tur A~ hsst "a, vsf ~
100, kFurk Nrsx hsisn 9gkrattt -. fA llfh hig ~
ksbsth Ares AsJAEs. NA. bsfs t.f11n ri4Tw9 hf1ff
nrrs ssmphis. ssA6ass - ie;a, Re Nsss - fef.s,
a,
| cts-srsso. Ass gs.st 49, u ron t.s, sas..s ,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


D.-Fr1w-P PEcsiss. - In Brooklyn, v ~ Nongns.
Ausass ~ Dy the Rev. & ". r,uz. Mr. ,NsFlss Dis.
10 Mis- Ia slSs, botn HObYLeu, y
Mount Vernon, Ne.tchesieT cOuuts, y Y ~ the Het.
Mr. ,oHey. lsAar HaDnacG, o. Ses Nsfk 70 stHAH
county CaroN, Ireland
HawnS-BsSNrrT. ON Tunaday, August ri Tho
Tcskncr ~ the brides Tstents. ~ iht Rev Nr rsi.
weli hr Dawn g. liaiIus GsEr, only daughter III T.
". Bennett. both oi 1ty bland
HowtIe-KEDfstp la New tort. Monday, suTust
-. by 'bs EoV. wlham ". thipp. biHA- X Hpwrf.
10, ~ White rian., y Y toM Mr. NsNs Atpsrtp. IL
New iofb CAy ~ saids
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Asn,s Eeccips 2s bbls Pot continued q1e, al un
changed apotail0us Pears dull aud nofainal
Bps,psrrrrs Receipts 49, tos bbls -four, zio do aud
co bags corn meal ~ SIS bushels wheat, l22i7s do.
corn 81 sb do oais 2sIs DO rye, and 1880 Do malt,
The demand for state and Western nour was only mod
era.siy active and prices were somewhat Irregular,
rutus steady for medium aud good brands, and ioc
i5c lower for common and inferior rrader Tho sales
we're 900 Ibis a ths revised quotsi'ons sppenfsd
sdahern noar .onttnred gnei. with sales ~ 90 bbs
~ Canals norr grifnI saes Ncre made at unchanged
pices A tOdcrs,c demand prevailed ior rye nour a.
stcafv pterx Gales, 20 hbh. a % JOa 50 10. Corn
meal was sarreiy 10 nrfn with oulv nedel ate busiue
doing .slrs, 500 bbls. a a. ~ for bransyvinc and
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HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST 2s lsss-TRIPLE sHEEr

Railroads have just been completed TO 0watonna juno
ton, by which all communication between St. Paul and
winona Is established The distance by rail between the
two places is one hundred and dfty six miles
The Directors Of the Brooklyn Life Insurance Com
pany have declared senannuA dividend OF az per
cent payable TO sookhoden and after the lst day OF
September next
The total value Of exports at Boston for the week end
ing August a. including specie, was ssss 22s against
ss67, ssS for the corresponding week IN 1895
The cash balance in the hands Of the Assistant Treas
urer In Boston u tho close Of business Auguss 2
tlS 2ooe an increase OF 12S compared with
the close Of the previous week.
The following statement OF the anAirs Of Culver.
Pens 4 Co.. was offered At the meeting OF the cred
itors at franklin Pennsylvania ea the 22d inst
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e following railways during the third

The Pacific Mail steamship 'onpsny has deeiareu
susrtsry dividend OF hvc per cent payable -epemocr
mrbe New York and New Haven Railroad Company an
noauoe The LIST September tie day fixed Tor the scs
men, Of tho thousand new shares, whien are 70 90
divided the proportion of one nov share 70 every uvs
old shares An insialment of $40 per share 20 be pad
on The Il. Of October and SO on the on o. November
III. survey Of the Newark aud New YORK Railway
has been completed and the nght Of way through
Hudson county having Obtained the company SilI
psoce.d Al once with the cons.ruc.Ion Of the road
convention lsto BE- held At Macon, q orgs, on the
s.h Of September take into consideration the consFae'
tloa Of an unfinished INK, from opeika 70 Tuscsmois
IN the ssvsuoah and Memphis Railroad
rhs wipora ard a. Peters and the hnosso'a csasni
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rusI Of NEW YORK. AUGUST q. 1866.
Cleared.

Cleared.
steamship Frapcoaa. Sherwood. Portiand-r Ames.
Steanghip linda. onntraAn. boston --beuoer brown
ship Drslunbrane (Portl. soarcs. Lisbon-L Assnes
stig y Ay@,r s,sysr' sases' % syr.-w.,-h 4 Carver
sars ,..,n.a, a, Cssss, Cow Bay--isrs', Son \ 20
Bra Rsy.s 1ilo, HsceSs tort--pa"rl M-"sss wcadi
Brig Bessie YORK tBrj. Cow. Falmouth, Js-D Dewof
srs Isix lBr, Dart, Truro and Londonderry, Ss-J =
ssis Georgian. .BrS chrls.iap :, John, Mo swan
sehr Jno Doughty. Camp, MhHne. Ns--Laraway 4
schr \ Do.re, xess,hln, Bridgeport, CHS W Lewis a
sehr Clara corson. Indisuola and Lsvaeca-S Screa
sehr .larland Norton, Bcs,oa--ya. 4 simpson 4 son.
sioog oas f.ios pSss, ssys.cos-Eh Kf,.@.r ,n
s.ssmsr Ann fiias. Richards. Philadsiphs--J Haad.
Arrived.
s;.smsr rca,Gs's ,s, HAM m.sos; ,s m.%sos Aas n
wra, . sgnhardl CO Aug ls LAT - 80 ton s;w ;h,r
SIX "a ssSe oa Ca ~ Louise Ss DAN psr s"s
.s.. sS :ss s::s;:. s'"i 90 s:"; sos :e
rrssincrtown: ! north, 90, with % sbissPsr.a OF
;.S = s.rs.y sr l...s co "a %
= niIs. NJ X IRVING Pan ss-ed sssmsSip lee b@aas
.,sls ,, @ile. swo Cape Lockout g-.ssd res s,ler
u is passed steamship Ma,ipos. 1ennd -
Avg ~ ID lon ~IrHang-d sial l.~ with herm
shosrina signal with red letter a. steering ~
nme sgnszsd steamship Pioneer, ftvsa Philad-rhs Tor
WilInnean Ne. aud steamer Steering y, showing signal
whitr and red border asd star.
Steamship ten Ferry Chopin Aewbern 20 hour, with
rndss. 10 q toosiirecd
with naval stores. " IAs Hand.
Steamship sratoga, King, Krhnond. Ac, With nds. and
pss-~ngofs. 10 - Hclneken i'aImofe.
Steamship City Point. Blaksman Bsiimorc. S hours,
with mdss, ArtiWr f-sry.
sUam.hip . cen Meade Bs.sstt. Boston S hours.
bark sGlArar Brcml PfDbst, BEsmeu. ~ Isys with
and S5 Tssrnrers 10 fredercs rcb Aug ~,
la Iu - a. ssshsuesd sgnsia Nth Br -Lp Snnon-, OF
~ john Nc -hh ai q G ION - o. slr fubai C-in h.a
aratn ou tho p@ssags
Esprfansn span, Jcrurruh, Havana, - DAYS, ia
ballast, 10 tsolnrg. WaiAs ca,
Brfg Rem hAw smi'h Basbsdos New Haven y ds's.
with suy.r 10 Jss & Ward Go.
Brfr sarah (of Portland Crosby ~ johns Pr.
IL dnys, with sugar nd mDlassrs. 20 HIsf, Son ~.
Br, souus. Peterson Ponce, rE " days, viih svgar,
rie Ssreaur Leasf Tnnidnd ds cabs u dAss with
Gar ac, ~ tAVfpssrs a " untrf
Brg Mary 4 lhnnl-an, wanca. tinsAn. -. - dss.
with cal Il Y T. Bnc. A O..
rr,x sroiinr iieblns fweas supu,ef Gov Es, u days
With coal Fuuan, s@lncse Wend.
Bsig Meaphs Br, sanford Gov Bay u day, wisa cos
d. IA I~Wsf 20.
cotton Ac. 10 > tneaH
sehrw IL kea,eIl Grant Georgcsown. DO.
schr = IiGI@-t, Etncry, sacp day..
Fclr Capt John, sarry Ihswoilh.
Schr isddr, Fleming. whiting. Ne.
rshr Fiks. ~ 3tc, fsighke~r~t~ for ffopluear~.
sahr Aaifsn stewart oiloert Providence 10 Albany
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TIC uOnnaRe reIeTrtu 70 As largely ncreascd slnCe th6
time to which these statistics apply But II be
membered that It's extent owing the short coastng
voyages made by the vessels representing IT,
According tho last published reports Of the London
joint stock banks their liabilities under this year
and At the same time In 1866
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and the few sales made u decline Of lc &c
per bushel Tho sales mlsed 70 1000 bushels At
$2 10 81 say for amber STATE 81 80 Cor Chicago
spring lcommonl and 81 rs \ 50 2S for No hilwau-
with sses OF 100 900 bushels at 81 c &c for mixed
western chiefly at the inside price, 7Sc sOc Tor inie
rior ana S3kc. for PRIME Illinois The demand for oats
was light and the market heavy Sales a. 600 bush
els at bSc for State and Jersey Soc for Iowa. A0c 4Sc
Tor Chicago, and 47c . SIC for Milwaukee. Rye was
quiet but hrm- 5000 bushels Western sold at o6c. or
barley and malt no sales OF importance transpired but
prices were unchanged
The following shows the receipts Of breadstus at the
The New York herald., 1866-08-28


In Ctscinaasi Saturday there was pressing demand
for loans bot exceeded the supply OF capital and the
best oommcrciai paper submitted to 10 II per cent
discount in the open market although between bankers
and their dsposisors acceptable rated ~
10 per cent Al Chicago the banks are unwilling 20 dis
count any bt nrs class paper the rate for which s sl
10 pe~ cent, and they report that their
sousiry dcposItors, especially bankers, are
drawing upon them rather heavily, in conse
uuencs Of grain purchases Exchange on New
YORK in both cities from nar TO 1l0 discount
byynx and par 10 lilo premium selling AZ Lous-
vile last week the amount Of capital oering was In
sxcsss Of the demand and exchange ON rhe East was
Inactive
There was but limit business transacted in foreign
exchange, but the msrke shade nrmer st the
Sa,sx, ouo,afons current last week Leading drawers
continue TO ask lO7,. for their bills England ~ sixty
Aaya aad los for those short sight, but the selling
ss,ss are x 4 below these figures The recent
tscorner In gold has materially checked operations In
foreign exchange, and the market Tor biiis mas
not yet adjusted sef 10 the altered condition OF things
produced by the successful laying OF the Atlantic tse-
graph cable The effect thus far has been 10 abnormay
nepress Il and stimulate speculative shipments OF nye-
hvcnsies by the facilities anosds for operating upon
marrow margin both sides But this condition OF
snngs cannot last oag The mporaticns Of specie from
Europe purely speculative and The result oi 'he de
preston In ths foreign exchange market, and The more
ppscis ws import the shall probably have 70
srpou in return and this will be the practical eipiAna
tiou d The anomaly Of simultaneous shipments OF gold 70
and from Europe and the United States The temporary
sauscs now work cannot influence ultimate results for
p.as ws sow 70 shall We reap and according a. tho
balance of trade u against shall have 10 psy
Or receive.
niaiog stocks were hrm At the arst board Downs-
vile Cold closed Dc higher than The time on
Saturday, Liberty Gold &c, Rocky Mountain Ssc the
second board Do~nieve Gold closed &c higher than
fbe nrst board selling At 81 40 Rocky Mountain loc
selling at S. Benton sold a, u 20 Is so, Consolidated
Gregory Gold $40 60 Holman God soc. New York Gold
sra
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S HlPPIN G NE w S
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMERS.

Mails forwarded by every IN the regular
The steancfs lor o. from Liverpool call NJ Queenstown,
crpt the CANADIAN line which call Londonderry The
Tor the Continent call at Southampton
special Notice.
An letters And packages Intended for the Nav ioRk
uERALD should he sealed
Rfsss............ ~ ".
ouS sHTx.. " MICE wArEf eve ~ u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12
iIiary officials Of the renowned police O

iliary officials of the renowned police OF
the CLASSIC Messina:
"DOgJerry Ito the watchmen.) )-This be
your charge :: You shall comprehend all
vagrom men J; you are to bid any man
stand in the princes name.
80 Watch How If he will not stand?
"Dogb.-Why, then take no note of him,
but let him go; and presently call the rest
of the watch together, and thank God thai
you are rid of knave. You
are to call at all the ale houses and bid
those that are drunk to get them to bed.
- Wdtch,--How if they will not? ..f
"D0gb,-Why, let them alone till they are
sober; if they make you not then better
answer, you may say they are not the men
you took them for" .... .... Z.
Upon comparison of the admirable ad-
vice of Dogberry here quoted with that OF
the editor of the Times we cannot see how
any one can doubt his lineage. He is de-
scended in straight 'air-line" of succession
from Dogberry, and If that renowned per-
son had left large fortune, and the right
ful heir was wanting to lay claim to 1t, the
world would with one voice assert the right
of the editor of the Times as the right 10y
al descendant from the loins of the never
too-much- -be-admired Dogberry. His
claim could be established IN any court OF
justice upon the indubitable proofs of his
relationship to the best expounder OF the
laws for the preservation of the order and
security of society that ever lived Rich
mond (Va.) Dispatch.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12
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the wrapper, and his name blown in the bottle
There are cOunterfeits in the market.
/ .7dJ. .# u DIS |r' F. ....
Price-Single Bottle ST, or n half
.. dozen for So. ..lr .,
Should your nearest Druggist not have the arti-
Gle. do not be put off by any Of the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in its place, but
send to us and we will forward, securely packed, by
express.
Principal office and manufactory, No. 63l Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. .a.f. g., ..-.
.ri,.. ,I CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly @. NJ. Jackson &c.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every town
in the United States. ..r
decl6- l6-d3taw&weowly-aug5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12
A Patent Trimmer.

The Nel0 York Times, in commenting on
the Baltimore troubles, makes the follow
ing remarks, which could not have found
vent anywhere in this Union. $50 called)
butin the columns of the Times: .f
Nr'And now that the trial has taken place
with seeming fairness, and with the old
commissioners present by their counsel
now that the Governors decision has been
pronounced removing the commissioners
to make way for new ones-there Is really
no more excuse for violence than at any
other stage of the affair. The law and its
everyday machinery are equal to the erner-
gency. aud on neither side can there be a
justification of any. other agencies. The
deposed commissioners will place them
selves in the wrong if they seek to fortify
their position by an array of force; and
the Governor will commit grave blunder
II he attempts by force to acquire possession
of the premises and records pertaining to
the commission"
This is the patent mode of enforcing or
der and law that has no parallel that we
eyer heard of save in the exquisitely wise
and prudent instructions of that unparal-
leled defender OF, the sovereign power for
the preservation of thep peace and dignity OF
tho realmAthe Incompatible iDogberry.
Mr.. Raymond, the astute editor of the
Tines,is evidently ambitious of eclipsing
that heretofore peerless eXpounder of the
suprelnAcy of the law and the irresistible
z I30sbet the regulations for the enforce-
ment of authority, We cannot more APP
propriately define theviews Of this admit
able Judge, whom Mr.. Raymond hopes to
fsupplant lin the worlds respect, than by
copying his own sage counsels TO his aux
"a 10 = Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12
Woman and Marriage.

have speculated great deal on matri-
mony. / have seen young and beautiful
women, the pride Of gay circles, married,
as the world says, we'll. Some have moved
into their costly houses, and their friends
have all come aud looked at their furniture
and their splendid home for happiness, and
have gone away and committed them to
their sunny hopes cheerfully and without
fear. 1t is naturaht to be sanguine for them,
as the young are sometimes carried away
with similar feelings. love to get. unob-
served into corner, and watch the bride in
her white attire, and, with her smiling face
and her soft eyes meeting me in the pride
of life, weave waking dream of future
happiness, and persuade myself that twill
be true. / think how they will sit upon
the luxurious sofa as thetwilight and
build gay hopes and murmur In low tones
the not now forbidden0 tenderness; and
how thrillingly the allowed kiss and
beautiful endeafmentsy of welded life
will make even their parting joy
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'HeveA AeiAA-.5I5lN n91y y3EIeom