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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06
Special Caution
DR.. Bicknell's Syrup!
THE GREAT
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also, Dysentery. DidrAsd, Cholera Morbus Sum
Dier Complaint Pain or Champ In Stomach or Boto-
els Sick or Sour Stomach, Painters Collie, &C, and
is warranted to CURE or no pay. Is pnrely ycget-
able, without particle Of opiats or narcotic.
Highly aromatic, very pleasant 10 the taste, mild,
but sure in its effects warns and strengthens the
system, acts like charm, afYording almost imme-
date relief and II taste of the article viii satisfy
the most incredulous of these facts. SOM by all
dealers In medicine. Please send for circular.
Try it. Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON
Providence L. DEMAS BARNES & Co, of
New York, General gents. ~. . m9daw6m
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The Agra and Masterman's bank In Lon
don failed for about $37, 100000. 1t has TO-
900 creditors. ..N vi
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gtw advertisements.
SEED WHEAT.

ENOR SA ALE-Fiity bushels very superior Wheat
IL light red chan bearded Mediterranean raised
from newly imported seed last year; II stood the
winter very well, ripened early, uncommonly
large plump grain, light red or amber color very
clean and Warranted pure AS imported.
PRICE, ~ ~ per bushel, delivered at Depot,
New Paris $. $. RICHIE
Sesw2 New Paris Preble Countv n
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Filterer and Cooler, Combined

And we say unhesitatingly and advisedly, that 10
rs the only article OF the class which has ever been
offered 10 the public that In every way fllls our
expectation. We sell IL at a moderate price II
will run for years without touching When nee.
essary, can be re-packed in twenty minutes
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06

the scalp hnd prevent badness Read the follow.
ing hosae. Testimony, -...,...---- .--..
rhe fa,exlSv EEI!gIsATE, & gSgl,tT ;so, sss. ada
RiNG s VEe fkB III HSI ilRsiseA rdytbe gIb xxx
ss %9P1ss 1ss eea ssgs ggne A 4. AZ mat
sx YEA yeais % at 10 " ,6S i6syiPg Sds lSr
ton. IN the use Of the AMhROslA, J. am proud To
say that now have lne growth of healthy hair
whilst all other restoratives have n,iied cnn
also TESTIFY gs 70 its qualities in restoring gray
my most intnafs fridbds kn6w Il t6 b, s'ns "
rior 10 all other restoratives, What do know, |
sw M, rom shberienee ~ reference 70 ~ proper
best article IN market. WIN NJ nIPPARn
Dayton, ohio, August - 1s06.
10 MiTUBns \ Ctb. .l'rdp'F. Prtertpro. n. II 81
For sale BY all Druggists in Dayton. and every.
where Dr. w. w. STEWART,
au95daw3m Wholesale Agent, Dayton, o.
ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
PhnIon- Nigh, BIoominE Ccrpu-.o
PhnIon'- "Night RIoo,ning Ccrcus.''
pGnlon,. "Nieh, uIoo.ains Ccreua..
Phalon's Might IiIoon,ing Cercus."
PhaIous "NIEht HIoOnInR ccrcu.."
A most exquisite delicate, und Fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the aud beHutiful flower FROM
which 1t takrs its name. I'D.
Manufactured only by
PuALON * son, New Work.
BEWARE OF CouNTERFErTs
ASK FOR PIIALON's-TAKE NO OTHER
tjy13dMW Fawcowty .45l
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Removal.

NJ EFF n BENNETT. Manufacturers and Whole
IN sale and Retail dealers in Stoves, Hollow
ware, &c, have removed their SalesrOom from 2T0
hhird street To the rooms formerly occupied by
Brown Irwin ON the corner of First street and
the Canal, where they will be pleased TO see their
friends and all who may be in want of first clHss
Cooking and Heating stoves VIII.
Dissolution.
TUE co partnership heretofore existing under
Il the style and firm name of Nefr BcunVt A. 90
was dissolved ON the 10th inst Men Il Bennet hny,
ing purefiaeod the interest of Mr.. Eels Either
partner WIN use the name OF the firm in liquida-
son HENRY NEFF, .f..
MILTON BENNET, as
lJylIdawd MARCUS EEI.LS.
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SOOTHING SYRUP. /!
For Children Teething,

For Children Teething,
Which greatly facilitates the process of teething
by softening the gums, reducing all innammations,
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give restto your
selves and
Relief and Health to Your Infants
We have put up and sold this article for over 30
years, and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of
1t whatwe have never been able to say of any other
medicine-NRyER HAS TT FAILED IN A SINGLE IN
STANCE TO RFPRCT A CURE, when timely used.
Never did we know an instance of dissats faction
by any one who used it.. On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in terms
OF cOmnIendation Of It's magical effects and mod-
cal virtues We speak in this matter WHAT VIZ
DO KSow,' after 80 years experience; AND PLEDGE
OUR REPUTATION FOR THE FULPILLMEST OF WHAT
VIZ DECLARE In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, re-
lief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered. r. .'4
| Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle None genuine unless the facsimile of
CURTIS Il PERKINS, New York is on the outside
wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
PRICE. ONLY 35 CTS PER BOTTLE
a2idaw6m
| WNsf kOBacI,s sitIers.
1'rhere is many true word spoken
In Jest,'' said gentleman TO his friendwho re-
marked that tsG arc goed, hut
HObacks are better.D
A Cough. Gold. or Sore Throat.
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND
| .fI SHOULD BE CHECKED.
4 II allowed TO continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, "A PcrmR-
nent Throat Affection, or an In
Il lL ewrabIe Lumg Disease i1A 81
| IL OFTEN THE RESULT.
| BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having adirectinnuence to the parts,
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
Fer Bronchitis, AsthTa, tatarrh, Con-
i SamptiVc and Throat Diseases,
1 TrOcbss are used with always good success.
i SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii find 7rooAss useful in clearing the voice when
Il taken before Singing or speaking and relieving
tic throat after an unusual eNertiOn of the vocal
organs. The IfoGAas are recommended and pre-
Il scrlbed Dy fhyslcihhs, ana nave had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
An article OF true merit, and having jDF0Bsd their
enieacy llS test of many years, each year lnds
them IN new localities IN various parts of the
world, and the 1foohss HTU uni versRlly pronounced
/ better than other articles. II." If
/ Obtain only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRO-
ICHES," and do not take any Of the WORTHLESS ind
{. ta1tOas that may be offered
| Sold everywhere In the United States and For-
eign Countriess at 30 cents per box. oc25 -Gmdw
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altW Adrertisfmeuts.
KEEP COOL.

NTE wish by this means, TO inform the public
w thatwe have atJ n. Edgar's Grocery Main
street and at j, oblinger's, Huston Building JEFF
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Democratic State Ticket,
PoR coNGRKss,
JESSE DURBiN WARD.

IupoK or rBR COURT or COMMON PLEAS,
WILLIAM J. GILMORE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06

The session Of the Convention Of South
ern delegates To-day was an excee,llngly
stormy one. and the only wonder now that
Il Is over Il that Il did not adjourn In a
large row an hour after meeting.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-06

A PRovIDKNT \ FATHKR That was prov
ident and atfectionate father who secured
company upon the lives Of his seven small
children, and sent the little darlings for a
holiday excursion on a New Jersey rail-
road. lIer....1 dow
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ARREST OF MURDERKR.-Patrick En-
right who murdered Timothy Golfer, IN
Buffalo, some two years ago, was arrested
lately In East Saginaw, Michigan, He had
been 70 Turkey, China and Japan since
committing the crime.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30
- a7e thing Geo , Prerde.

IS a-s thing Geo p P7er@e
or Is bis ilnm,'a5-e Pas''2
7: mo; D.. tina: esrh Is man Nh
ing Place ['c.0ro' he fiat
life il a Ds5Ge oas up III tle Q
"a. 4 Serify q fo'' a mousn' ~
s r.aes, aal sink into no'hiaEDea'
ray is it, tie liga aud ~elor'o1'
a,, ions. waieh leap Ike angels
ne temple q our hearts are "''
~7aa4enDg n~gsst,fej' Why is
;, ,le ra.uboW and TIE c'gn7
r. over rs WIN a beauty 'baf n'.
Il ,ad then pas Of ana Is77'
-aas On inoir Aled l07eine,
fraa Is hat 10 sars which hold
-. ~:es,iy.l around the nidoigh'
arc 20 sbo7e ihe grasp o.
a'ed f~t9lries; forever hooking
heir ma pp-oschable glry!
tsi Why f. il: that brigl.
"a ..nan beauty are p'e'enieI
ga. lew and taken from Us, leay.
tro1ssud streams Of our afec.
- aoE back "a az Alpine Iofren'
gar hesr,,!l We are born for
e- destiny than a Of earth
i T. . realm wher BE RAINBOW
-s hde. v ere the s'ars Fi'l B.
,Bsteigrs us lie the isIar.
.lat lamb Der N he ocean, aud whar.
tho s4,ifpl yauig' which pass Def
..ad.,s, oil s,ay % orr PIE
r--a brewer.
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Post Office gulatiOnS,


IPaioh all ShoDd understand and
0bser,e uho Wond aUdia reratloR5
errors delays and losses
a. letIe's must be prepaid ~ postagt
amps
All letters o places within the ., tied
State. mus be prepaid by postage
,,amp- Except those lawfully frank d J
All unpaid domos,ic letters, including
rop 55c'. rs, and letters not legally
rauked must be sent to the Post Ot1cr
Del oriment as dead letters.
TPrtF,y all letters with postage
stamps. o. stamped envelopes. Moth
iug else will answer, internal revenue
stamps will net pay postage Full pre-
pay ment by postage stamps or wrappers,
is required On all transient printed mat
ter
By inserting the county 10 which the
Office Is located as well as the name Of
lie office and state, upon all letters.
May errors might be detected, and
mistakes 10 mailing avoided aud err
rccted.
POSTAL RATES.
Which must be prepaid BY postage
stamps or stamped envelopes. in all
cases, as nothing else will pay pos
tage
LETTERS.
Drop letters. for 3 livery only 2cfs.
Ntl letters weighing NOT oyei .oI Sets,
Weighing z aud not log Gets,
over loz. ana moi over l3oEs
Gets.
Weighing over u and not over 2oss
I2ots
TRANSIENT NATTER,
Printed circulars uos aled, not exceed
iog three in hunter TO one addtess.
Bets
Over 8 aud notexceeding 6 to one ad-
dress lets.
Over 6 aud not exceeding 8 to oDe
address, Gets
Over 8 aud not exceeding II to one
address, Sets.
BOOKS.
In weight not 'exCeeeding A qSs to one
address. Acts
Over 4 ozs. and moi exceeding 5 to one
address, Bets.
!. Over 5 and not exceeding y TO one
: address, l2cls'
~ eF - and not exceeding l6 to or
address, l9cts.
PAPERS AND ALL TRANSIENT PRlNTEL
NATTER.
l On package 70 one address, not exceed
ing 4 USs in weight, 2cts
ION package over 4 and not exceed
ing 8 Ozs, Acts.
On package over 8 and not exceeding
II Qzs 6c :.
On package over IL and cot exceeding
10 q Sets
On package over 10 and not exceeding
20 oEs l0ctS. Ea
Foreign letters, t., must be in con
Grmity To postal regulations or be zen
- the deadletter office.
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.dn,,nistratrIx sale.

ny Virss 40 u P~>roaaes o. asafs Of
~ PROBATE C6u7 Ncraes eoIU'
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100 ed I'll, 90 The ~ dll o
- rsrt bstHeu ito ho1rs pfr$nneo -
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n Yaeoa. At pebble sue "a % ihe
80, biIser. OF S credit Il iWeiTs non'es
80 n. 6sv Il ale, 81 hat eei'a'a ifsr' o
- .iturt,. lyiaR and bsing n sd e'9nls,
--.,.;rvvv b. 81 mAiisa even huadfA an1
-ss,vA.s,r ue-ss, more ~ les, knoWa sac
1870 slih hsl' snd he snFihEsa'
-, ~, n seei, - thiHy~EI tssDsbip SIXTEEN
~ ssy-rlssn 44Et fke -cutsTssi qls'ei
- ,I-r~s > II IT ssusksasi 9asfisF Of -
- ,s-tr ne /, wu.sls f1teeH q tnRe go
.arsr NJ ea.fsEt ~ ~ soH hras' guar
- ~ .etor tairt-dra i3sn.atP .ixleen q
~.a-n,. s. whjch sid aaa vas cai'
tis+ia8 ~ ~ dec-orat
IN urch.ss o. pVrohsss1 OF -s'a
ri :. trorirs5 ta Z - No1d ~ ooad'' y :
- nj sutRc ~ security fr he PAymet' g
usres = { 7sy, Q Twelve moa'a' sou
lhs Gay % salr rr4Srry
J-7a4r-ss JiRts AZ HbNN A'7A
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IN CuANCERY COURT

IN CuANCERY COURT
Tn STATE OF HIssisSiPPi.
NoyrBGg CoUNTY.
W j Gamni!l VS. R w. Spann.
Upon op ming the papers in this cruise, and
il appearing To the satisfaction Of the court
that the Deteadant,,R W Spsnn, does not
reside in the ; ate Of Mississippi, nut is a non
resident thereof it is therefore oriered thai
he shall enter his appearance in this cause,
plead answer OF dernur by the frat Monday Of
july, lS66, ohe Of the Rule DAYS OF this Court
or the bill and allegations thereof will be Ia
ken for confessed and admitted
II is further ordered that this Onler be pub
lished III the Macon Beacon, a weekly news.
paper puUl3hedin &.eo0p in said %oonaty, for
Jour consecutive weeks before said time.
Witness my baud and seal Of Office at Mas
con, Mississippi, this 18th day Of WAY, A n
1865. IL 81 NE V. YATES,
81 clerk Of the Chancery Court.
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THE DlIhY
Mississippi Index

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (ExcePT
MONDAY AT COLUMBUS. MISS,
CONTAINS the latest telegraphic news &c., and
VIII be delivered to subscribers at all points on
the Mobile a Ohio Railroad north Of Meridian
and south of Corinlh, "a hOnrs in advance Of
the Mobile and Memphis Dailiss.
Price Of Subscription.
toF . months, sA,SC; 8 months. "A. "a
moa'ha' slS, alwaya in advance. No subscrip.
won received fore less time than three mop,hs
Address, WI. WoRTpINnT. n
@" Proprietor.
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s1sspL = Discovery o. HiDbS
ssa.vGE ar Iss,ISs 10 3 ne
- Ea : party Of sbsaa, opnosi-
= 4 en. oeloagtg 70 ,bs Casrokse
..ss. hsvs bsss sncaaFsi g ne
,.ass Of IL HisSis riEsr, 'ss s
.,on .ar p'sss. TIER O9e'as'
g, "a, a.aiug, &c br, +
.,cu resent 1eveiopsHsnts 'h
HIN vas to secais = h'ti us
efsyes urbs Of Spans
., lad been iubedsdia' y
: yoin. il years gone
k-ts,es. 7 ysen'1 a :
Il smelY ssr'ioas i 'heu
"a vals face sLoa 3~eo'
Ne sr her pysgrs. in tia A,i'
sad rrss .be "7
=. q. vo.t they bad is'eed
a..es Aher 81 ser' 'ssT
sesar;sj sons IN o. tEs Sc
sey sucsedsd ia -ndh2
mere Is coacsalel the s
si- researches. L.t'b MS
..l S1E E j, 70 says bat,
" . gc:ssiOO. their brig e'' s-'i :
zc,s BY tr more Il A'@a-H-'
az d r5ld AND osae' seensa T'-
.er Of by ibei ea '
-yre % tie tsyP a1l'ia-
ss. ss-e seegted and on }r~
morning. .bess a7.9:o'7
fr... ,ook their tsporta. 3D.
ne ar Wsu stE many th-a.s'
l. 4ol.4rs 10 cheer 'aeA
* md tedious maT'h
.Carrol.o1 dIlin'n Dem
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TIE EPISCOPAL CHURCH


R,yol,- Srr~s viii r I'D 81 Nseoa
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= seal-k ~hon 10 tn afisu 0
Al r-noes jp,sr-s,ai IN ne Church are
- 7~~q--s'- i;h tie MINISTER
q, -s.--s T.- .irk s-ra tenef = 81
,--s nj ~s--i 2 = r- bfaf-d
P--E.-r- "a p,f fire shaqH1 a.
n HARRIS.
w--- $50
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me weekly TF'''

Oar weekly r'psr will !. ,, I, ''n,db
a.y' the sslA ms II WV ". s s'Sh ~
weekly papers Ni'hin q, ,l' ,s . rhha
body ii the news Of .a ",. 'pa Il 4
fully selected reading n', u b, va
,It 10 the bslis'yls .
49, nd On no best paper ~, b |
q, !, I !. s. = necessary TO !, ~, y. i
,.sIus wba. tsopiH''n' v. VII ). AAI
s''' Oap.r, shows thai i , WV ~, .orprr
interests VI d ils section q '% oor WI
SGpe true % hom--naa :. ,, ss
'Fus ' ! TERMS
nv sne year. ...'s"r'F .or'
Ann. agiepl for one ysar''''.''
SIss. II ,ssa,y for OS' y'' ',,, /
Aa ssbssdpdoo, 'r' dP' l,slI
Agents wanted IN ~ ~ ~ Td.sa
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Aimi niStrOtriX NGtIce

ETTGgs # ,nui i,mim havino
y a undersigned AZ
D 1856 Of 'he
tft n xuh e
e.a"! VI an III e>,ata OF
Rlchard + lrhJ deceased noli.e Is
is hereby given to all persons inde5ed
TO the said estate to c. me forward ana
make immediate payment, aud II per.
snnS having claims apuinst she same
a'e required TO present. them daly
.Proba'yd and registered within he time
prescribed b law Or they win be for
ever barred.
MARY p Tppv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

The stray law IL 70 this cHect, that Il any per
sou takes up al eslray and doer not lePort IN
IN !" u Aagi .trste or Ranger within ten days
stNer taking 4 up, said person is liable 20 pc
husd one knI bred dollars, fhy to 70 % he IN
tornor and dfty 10 the county school tuna a
word 10 the wise II sufficient. 30 bring. ~ your
stray atook and save money
OAK. HR0HsMAN.
EahlO sm - Ranger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

ErG.yE WAsfT-Childrea are H.
aae to these ~lisdguriug exerescence.
. To- hands which spread, if not in.
a5aiz. IS sl,ended to. They NAV be
:soovs4 dssolving w~asbing.sods
o water 10 tue Consistency of cram,
.tt -ppginsi il 10 the warts regularly
Ptenl norninga
40 zralnga says that waterfall
ae y hibiicd by the English game
NJ The clsasO which applies to
hem read. as follow: Netting the
bare sho, " punished BY 6ne." etc.
sJitcy Saith once said: Il re-
asmber entering room with glass al
'oubl at the French Embassy, and
,4B Ryslf rejected on every side.
took I, for a meeting Of the clergy,
aad vas delighted Of cJursc.
Mons Aplhonse Earr SAYS some.
sberat There arc two ways Of De.
aiag rich; raise your revenue to the
level Of yosf desiros--cr liver your
itsire9 o'fhe level Of Jour revenre.
You bays no horse. Keep Doc.
Sz14ror Wil!isls sags hsTo i u:
oae class Of pep Who ought to be
cred by cOutraos-physicius; the
s3fs being that The less servioc you
= rom 'Aem H. Better II yea arc.
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arr LIGHTLY Hou'd ai.y,
..oue Of two Irish pela
20 70 reverensially approached
q n ,ns. Thread lightly said
g, " ere les a very ou'd man
T.. ta.s' II spelled olt the insc'ip
tl7. n .unore ISL miles . and
ths4 c,a.inaed: He was 15i years
-.'t. aot lis name was Miles, from
sIASs,
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was founded in ls72- has charter frol
the State ~ d permsrent Institution, aBdsr u
direction Of q Board u Trustees appointed /
be legislature, and 5 authorized Ia confer &
grees, dlploma', etc
TER ABLE IN ADV iNCL
penmanship-Lessou not limited !
Bookkeeping Double and s,nFv ENTITY,
etc, To perfect course ..........
Arl,ruafig-Iac udug all Commercial
calculation .......-........
-c,ar4, GA 9 mnerce' Law .....,.. =
tIganra. ,,....... ...a....
sf0rfrv. .......-. t...,'.'.'"'
Frg lsh Grammatical Course, 3
sUll course, no limited .,..... lt
french " ~
spanish y" 500 '.''.,..'.' lt
Latin r--.,,...,",''. ~
GFeek .'...''..',. -. go. At
Teachers Course 10 Peurausbip 80. Il
A life Ticket 10 all the Departments. 81
n. B.-A studsnt,haylug paid Tor a coursen
any branch. ass5aYe, iNentilicd ina"Llfc tit.
ct IN that department. He ean attend srh
branches as be may desire.
For any language, per month ,........t200
Drawing, per month ............... 2UiU
Stationery for Commercial Course geo.
Stationery Tor Psnmsasbip ........... | @
DipbamA ............. ............. gu
A Diploma from this College is u pNsporin
I'll commercial communities,
Students can begin at any time.
Usual time for Penmanship, 9 to 1 weeks; q
d.. Book keeping, 3 to S weeks; do do Cu
mereal Course, 6 to 2 weeks; DO. do. Fretb
or spanish. 2 to = wesk- bul L. sons are b
United IL ANY branch
a. former students are invited TO reyis
heir STUDIES Z e. o. charge
fine C...g huns. arw ..,a har sons M
| icsIiy. Il she w 1 i,ys.ar her vas, %resonr,,
O. wealth. which are much more ruaerous m.
+ the. ,t BHzf
shave annie arrange 1tsfar 500 s,udsr
+ during The current wear. Parents esn m,.
I liberal conditions tor their son, if nav ant
soon. Those from the country can hoard
good families sgeakilg English. Fr,Del Sn,
. rsh aT German. al 81 TO $85 D4r month
A Business E5acstion. that -aab1ss nae
earn SZluo or S3.u annually. Is M he 4
rvup parents can piye their sons AZ me =
t-ya has besn i. successful ,usr,ton ,or
| tf5p a quarter Of A century And lhs nract'.
plan here pursued received tha unanimnn. I'll
mepdsions of tbe Press and I'm .inss. cnmw
rit,. Az d AS several thonsands nj he forn,er :,
dents are now in business in This civ and n,
he country, it is deemed useless TO po into
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-06-26
How to Make Good butter.

A lady experienced in making butter
says: Before Igo to milk, I put kettle,
say one-third full of water, and large
enough to let the milk pail into it, on the
stove, where it will get boiling hot by the
time [ get in with the milk. / then strain
the milk into another vessel, and wash
the pail, (Which should always be of tin, }
then pour the milk back into the pail and
set it into the kettle of boiling water till
the milk becomes scalding hot, taking
care not to let it boil; then pour it into
pans, and set it away in the cellar for the
cream to rise in the usual way. Cream
produced in this way will seldom require
more than twenty minutes to churn while
by the common practice the dairy maid
may often churn for hours, and then per
haps, have to throw it away, as I did be-
fore / became acquainted with the Rus
sian plan, the essential features of which
| have adopted in my present mode, as
given above. The method is applicable
to all seasons summer as well as winter
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-06-26
Boys Using Tobacco.

A strong and sensible writer says q
good thing and true one, too, for boys
who use tobacco. It has utterly ruined
thousands of boys. 1t induces danger
Gus precocity. 1t tends to a softening
and weakening Of the bones, and it great
'ly Injuries the brain, the spinal marrow,
and the whole nervous fluid. A boy who
smokes early and frequently, or in any
way uses large quantities of tobacco, is
never known to make man of much en-
ergy, ,and generally lacks muscular and
physical, as we'll as mental power. We
would particularly warn boys who want
to be anything in the world, to shun to-
bacco as most baneful poison. It'll pro-
duces an unhealthy state of the throat
and lungs, hurts the stomach, blasts the
brain and nerves.