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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
Rfeiniobn q S~eicrmanm,
Ner9ant Sailors.

f22 -. Sasstte Str. aUii&en Eart u. SO~arb Str,
Die rntsrssiHuetcu 9. 8. slsiniO5u (frHbu 3uiSnci.
Der bet ben perren 4Ibere & Stduf) unb g. Niermanr
erlau5sn tt@ eineui seebrten SrbIifur hermit a~usu,eiaen
fab fe an csissnl RIaSe Elm Eler&ant Eailrr @sItSf
crSHnst eabaa unb bas fe tsts einen c~ritplsten Gtpd
Der seHsfen ensli&eu uub frun35RiGeu etofFe an Sant
BADEN nno bur1 rteue unb Yrcmpte Bebienuna baS ibuer
sst1enfte Sertraneu gu reGtfertisen Sn@eu ip,rsen.
enanlo &IetnioRn & @isrmann.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
Spbn S. 9aiebfelst'S
OsutIGe SuAbonpIune, 5eitungs-a gentu
unO Qeit6ibIipt9sf ne5it
IS II d b / II B c + c /.

Den: seesrteR @ubIifru tisrnit bic sr3eSesfe apssise,
has ID msiusn aabegn @eitGften nod cine
u6biHbere
RiuSuSsfa0t bale NIB ate in tieFee SAD elni3tnsenben
grb'ittn pgonpt Hi1i3 unb nit . : srD6,en accurateiIe
a%usfaRrtn faHH, nut 70 III ~, ba t@ Sra. s. & { 8 M =
t II l es WertfHbrer engaSirt 5abe.
I'M 3aFlrei9e Gafgd3e Sittet
m'3l9-- 8. s.. gtebfeIbt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
Die 81 ntGcrbpGer

9c6eas+8 eernnsSs Gumraauie.
Sseis. Office Rp. te 0eeoHn Str, SaIttmosA
Grofaa 81 M IN grSf. g. &. 6utffen, @ttt.
Sac. q. Ri9pIs, Ge&SftsfHbrsr.
eapttal iter . ....... $4,000, 900.
Gs faS ue9r beuti6s 8Hrssr ben Baltimore Scri&ert
in e'eier Office ale in e4en aatern 9ebeasperIiderunns-
OtTcen acknowledgements Frainiens gtoter meroen
fir bic 3Gite bee iGBrli6 eiusu3abIssSen Setraoes arae.
%nptnrnen, tsenn icidss sctpliri@t tpirh, II. sairS ~lbetSauSt
ben Iiitsltebern bic IiSsrafe Se9anslnns snrantirt.
Gusiug Der @sidGfte bieier GOnrpaenie in 1856.
geaGfebenber Nnsjss Iisfsrt eiren fluren 1cseis sber
zen Stanb Der Sniderbcdsr 3sbenss g a9omS.
uHh bsreu @eI@afte ita Sabre 1893:
SabI Der auessfe1ten @cIicsn b54N
Setrag hr Serih9eruns. s........ ST., OOe, OO0
Total GinterltieH .......... ..... L,02e,48A
Seriufe eeS Sabrea ...s lbb. OO0
GiSiheusen an BcIicesSutsS9 ee,a6u 1850
SFeahsne Strlen ....,............ e1,2sA
GeldlsACitpG ............ 5000. OOe
Ssre6ftais SS Grss. our EianaSHst $1F.s1 Az Zoe
sfsslssOtFeetN r g~ersIanS, DeIassars, Din. 81 Gslnrnkla,
8treintG uMb Bea Eirsinia
Wc. is Geccnb Ctr, Baltimore.
SrPn II. Ri9 ole, @eI@SfmfHSro.
Ss. .. 3. @eSe~. nntsrIu&RugssNrst.
sffsk~t SnTtns Gtei&, Seuti&tr asent.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
M0tuuoi

aGs beutften S@ueiber.Grbsiter, wskbe g%eIcan.n inb
In bic men s~esgtinbete S@ueib.r +8 g. ieGi6aft einsutrcter,
ftHb criu6t, fi3 an Iittpp@, 20. tS., geents 8 tlbr in
80. 5S5 Gle Sit, ;pi&en 9'u:iisua aben,e rnb Canal,
eiusufiaten.
tini 0aa Son,its
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
ri. ae,,ie-.

8nffaIp, IS. Mldr3. 8ei ber eus.
ter ion Bride wurte Elm Wann alS Tenter>
Sriun Serbaftet.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
6rsaSise ga4ri6t an gae
Sung uuS git, GRIT NIB @etH
G9Eu6eit bic Icnit foftbar uHs feltea
Sam eia SeSer f3 errerteH
Dsrb ben @esraW9 BEN
GbaffenGr8
White QtauiD Gndnaef

fas @n6eTsruu9 uuh @eri95aerHns BET Saat.
es it bic ntrtbscGFe Hns Sengouimsute WiiSuas ia
Gesrau6e, ei6t Der Saut einer ~SerlIIartn 1sint ber ionf
xue Der SugenS eieea in, S.rtrsitt icicrt eeEerfetsn
esmmsrHedeu, EoGer, g%eiteii.r, GelS9,it anS ra6t BIZ
Saut ne;e unb mar ME Glnbafter. GeiR Gebraub fans
iel6t Sci Der ~ssnauften srifuus utGt entbedt rserb.u,
pabrent ts, ala rein StsstabiGii3e Mtii6Rns
OS1is barmlos III. Gst III Der tiuiise bpn ben SranlO.
fen cebrautte Nrtitel bieier Grt une mirs BON ben 8ari.
fern BEL Spnsr Toilette ais Hrtntbebrli9 era4tet. llese
10000 eIGI4Gen mltrbsu rpS9rens bee Ietteu Sabres
~oerfsnft, cine binr.i9suse GarAntis fHr ieiue DirtiaH'
lett.
FreS HH1 rs Cts. per skide. Sirt nxa Gm5fsxs
Der esRenuno tpffKi ~ssrianSt Sci
Berger Stutts &c., gEeutEea,
feszS@ Sse Gtsx str; xyeA n, o.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
AuTCrDermno

BilHe Tim 2rau . aus Sa&Isn ntrb ~onfo,for.
bert, %nutsePsno feline Gtrsft an GrieSriG Surie 6 Co.,
Ven Dcrt, 3n isnbeS, oSer SafsItR psriSuIi@ ~DOrsuIp,e e.
den, lint fits i'm itSr wi6tise WeittSeiluHasn in gn,Sfon.
81 nePEsn. [fr1B g. 9rouis.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
Ri berntietben

Srei i9Sne SrcntSimrsr TN 2. etod, nit I~eparatert
Gineans nn6 brtiter gafase, fir Iebiss Serrex pSer and
NIs Office Defenders pafenb. sRa5erss iz Der 8eders
Office. &
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
gcrtbeilbofte @eleoenbeit.

Gin iei: Httbr ais 80 9aBrsu Eetrie6enes gttofer. nns
etisntuaarens@ei&Sft nit gutter 2nnbi3aft 1T nit gaerr.
3eag NIB Uaarsnecrrut3 irfprt ans freier $anb su Ssr-
tautsn, rsSen a5reile mao Denti6taab. sGSsssn TS5erE
meies man t9 stp. 30 ". Cdbfr. IDS
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
Die 00i1tiefeit OaDts' @ain Gtner
trtnier an 9anb 5u baben.

Ste XStcDft6tett SattS' Ratft GtueI
titn1cr an 9anb gu baben.
Bunoerbare Sur bss Sfee. 3. 9. SraptOn, NitE
TOndr IN Snbisu, Der BON einem eeOrptoa
9etc9en purbe.
snssas aus isnsn In sSastia S~aiiFOxars DtacatsaeS
SGbfenttt3teu Driefe:
s3uu erRsu glaIe felt meinsn4 a~afentBaIt In SHbtSR
BIN 10 bon eineu eecrrIcS seFO@eH tUOrbeu. 80 siHs
Ssuts Ucrssn tis sspS9uIi9 nit SascsaSFruS meissx
@ei&Sftsn naS ans ersrif, ais if ben GsdsI ben stnem
alien eafen nabu,, tscI@eu i@ sraa&tc, einen eeOrpipH,
rsI&sr ft@ tGbur@ rS&te, eas er MI@ in bic SantfS&s
Ra%. Der ansenbadIi&s uub tsftice e&nera, rsl4er
Our& u;sin sanass sterrtnisFsH cling, II taum su tei&rst-
tea' nsl4 Gin f&redii&ss Gift mus Der eta&sI sutbal-
tsnl 80 tIp 81 mstusr VIaf&e DeStv
2 a ia siItsr NIB isub, tOs Fs i5rsrn Ramsn G5rs
mastc; sa@ ausensddiiSx ~siAbersrs isttist, 10 dx
tIsises etHd5ea eSSamus, tsuS e auf bic Epnnbe unb
siHs msiHss arSslteH saS, ssxs eetsve rnannss mli8fas
ten ~ esrFahex. JEse~Int
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
Oer(on0t uloO geluc6t.
8srlanat:

yin preentIi1es Graueu3intusr fir BE Saus5aItuua ;
erenlo Elm ftarfer 5unge sum Guslaufen Inb elm gferb III
tparten, In $40. II g.. Gap Ctr. mo
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
3uugrbauten G3u Uermiet0cn.
3n ~rertaufen.

1S;;f gu rtrtaufen.
1Es4N. Das G~iSentpun all Der eGsGde BON Siab unb
GapetteEr., befe5enb aus Q S9nIern an SisbRr., store
UNI S0o3nbans an ter Ode uub Wc5n4ans an soiIsl5e
SFsn5enc an Tapetteftr.. If icfort 3a Ssrfaufsa. S9eeen
sd5sreur rtelbe man F9 Sci
Senrb Derf9, it.
ctopl6 SO. 90 On GrattHr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
80 RanSer s @lubleifeu,
Rr. 40 u so9ufett8 apenu

80 EanSer s @fMbfetfeuk
SRr. 40 81 . aQuietts apenue e.
1tnisrn 6reunten une gefanntsn, ioais benz seebrter
qnbIifaul bic ~erssbsaas NHssise, cap mir oas ben anbreu
Gi9Ier sefaPrte
Gein- uup 0iquor- @eiAGft,
S%erbnneen nit OeftiIerie uab ~Opect;fcirs 9soorat,
VIC. zSO T~faiiaGuisttS apgnue, fGufi6 tbernuutul. N te-
ben uHo osrlP'etsn ~teber5ett bic reeufe unb bil,she De.
oIsnnng unb iePen seBRaIb Ba6treiGsm 3uipruG ~eritgeB.u.
htr3Is- &anber Il MHBIeiien.
OermGnia 2ebeRssNerGAeruue8s
GefcNfAaft III 9Gesu Norf.
Daf9tn8tsn, D.G., Il. GPSr. 1857.
Sm Ramen pbiser GeIeli&aft sperbeu ale 9pJ;cer.
5nRaber, I'm Difrtft Columbia ippEntaft, freunsIi6f ar.
tudt. bel BEN tnfer5ei@nefea boz Suiprebeu. Gtpeiae
SttiSfSnSe flr FrGniieH maieu irfort te;ablt iperbea.
Hfie. gidibsr,
Special uRb r%eiieneer 2aent.
StpGnann's SoteI. Is. Str, uo6e ga. gbe.
CfFses9tIneeH Son 9-12 u5r 01Uraers rrb
90 r5r Aoents. Ia-u1f
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
HT 9ns nnargi9e Sencfi3 bes 6rn. g8a
getter TIT gnncnrbiatheuter

oeriprtAt etnen 9Uben 3unfeenuB. glu6 rer
t%elisbten 0p1ie posr Sertaufte S@taf" Omit
lsbenben 8ilcern. bic BON 0rn. gBaaener ac=
!ptB 10 aeihmudUO1 arran8trt frerben trte lie
beint 6rnu5nlQer'l6en 8erefO Fottntt Der
pIat'oentI9e Gdrnnf v5annes nit ben 6oltt"
itnter Ni'pirfnn9 Der 9erren M. 9Otbmana
uno Wsper sur aufubruns. Oas SrGeter
Res 5rt. ROie tptrb mUrsen Ibenb berbDppelt
Istt. llno oa8 9ublitum tpirS bteIe @elegeue
hett gerne beniber, I'm eirtem Der perbisnteaen
Wttt8Iteber Der otutlHsn 8u6ne einsn Iubfans
tte!len Setret6 ietuer gMtuna at Itefern.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
8eneSue 0arten,
0eranljdl8 aa5eaen

Ofene WSaaren.
SpsS.n onssfoaiasn nnb ~ ~tiaisten gfarftsrdIen N
Ho6en bet NSb ell Il pa II Nes, IS
Sntpprteurc boa earrpSiiGen Srcbhttsn
@5H3a Il $40 %. Baltimore Ctr. ssh
Srewsr seeunataeT. 2tGntcr- andoS;s, Salss e areerex,
Sateines in Del Sca' SOlbIriase, S@rsilr, eiutbur.
get, SaHb' unb Sraater. sale, Semi, sogsasli&s Graun.
itweiscr GerDe!atseEurR &c. &c. 15x,-s
.s1s1Snr MatBridt. SEES
Teit Rem eteauter nDeutfGianS" c~mrfiusen
ae@te tHrft&e 5peti9ar, bS5mi@e Eaf .Isirnen, srcse
iSfiii&e 2iuieu, crime unS 9sISc @rrfcn, ssiSalteEe
Grbfsn, eGso, 9afnstitss Slirnbcrser s%fubstx,
talteafde Tacearoui Gt&prien, Wei;su1rtes,
gerIGeifte in nfen Ruuiuern, @drin.x,
asd5sIberbsereir, Uiobns, 3Hn1meIs,
taaaf4@ G~aHaTienr unS Sanf Gaunsn, Gbc-
erlate, Salat'Get &C., 81,
rt4s Grtttel sis srat tiG;SfeR 1aarftprsifs on sBi.bes-
r~ertAufsr srapfsPIea.
fBbeI &c par 9ts,
Is Snipcrtsarc bon suropSii2en %rrSnttsx,
1oAr; SO %. Baltimore Str.
$50 Sntereffen Naoten
rssssR ts S-~ser Bombs uu,seIekt ben
Ro 9rSer B G O., SanSuierS,
Sde Sarriiaa nub ~SaltlnsreIr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19

RutItttA1- SNANt %t3f wv NuW W A!Itlttp
b~ttarute nJletiepel3",) pel6er mod immer in
Stuttgart Itbt, iu&t fir pte NnspunDerung
nah Ulinngi0ta az tptrteu. Gr fol- pom
@ou9ernsur eitlts Gtaatss gum 0eneraIcDm'
mtfdr Ger emigration pom MinnelUta ernannt
perpen.
Rubtant. Quf bem 8antett, pel6es
am 8 M1r3 in Ct. 9etsrsbnrs f%attfano,
braate Ger 0rpbfarR RieoIaus sinsn Soait
ouf pte grishiiden 6reipjGi9m aus, Die in
70 bsIpenmltti9ar Neile iGr Qebsn fir cine
9rcBs SADIE 8eupfert bdttsu, unp beren Brit
Der bic sinit5en 8er6lnoetsu Mubtan1s i'm
Srtmsrteg seneIeu ieted.
9raIt ginss Faiier!iAsr utaies 1T BIZ Gman'
EipattUn bsr S5sigen aud auf Die 8auern in
WltneraIIen ausaeosbnt rUrpsn.
EIrtet. Eelgente giaGridtsn perbtn
bur@ nsusre bern 2eier. tegsits bttannte 9abel-
bepeiasn etpas erganst.) 8rantreid, England
II. Rublano fab i6srstngetommen, BON DIT
9foris 81 sstlaneen, Oo6 le Die unteOingts
NatOaDmie Ger 9nIel areta an%ertenne. Die
9torte psi9srtt6; aleiu Do nas Ginuerf1n0.
niB 5piiGen BEN bret erpeen S4ubmdhten
eth souttaaoiass LIT, 70 Miro E@ Die T1rfst
Su unterperfsn haben.
General 58hatisf Der ruITf&e 8ot}dagter
III 3onifantinopsl, iOG Der Wforte brinaeue
gerat9en babtn, bic Snisl areta on grie4sns
lamb abiutgetsn.
Die pfprte Sat fi6 btreiE ertldrt, bic Ierbt.
f9sn Gefungen, NIT Ginlalus BON 8,larao,
ia r6umsn, fails Ssrbjen Ieirsn iabrit6en
5ribut erG66t, irine 9otiCnalmilt, entIdst II.
fsin Deer perrinsert urS penn auBerbem bic
snrVpdiIaen Grs5mG&te BITE tirttlAt S6er.
herriGaft HuO Die frsuuOI6afttiGe 6altuno
SerbtsHs ossss isiRs gO9b0rR SurOStirsn.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
subdffens.Gfdee per Zee. q. Nrmee.

NV VtF~NaA0 ~ITFNN w C~~N Ot* ~VN%N~N+
SIN ttusetn Rdum Scn sto. los gDef 9rmtarStr.
t.:s Baltimore, Ulb., ID. Dt1,s 1857.
@uFsselte ausebpte i'm Duplirat ntrben in sisier
Office bis 6reitas, zen g. DtGr: 1851, @eittass II ubr
araenpmuer. hin
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07
An Old swindIer.

+ An old swindler. convicted over and over
again. once more makes his appearances
through the columns of the Tribune In the
service of the monopOlsts. We mean the
often refuted assertion that the price of
goods is not increased by high tariff on
them. Doubtless, there may be instances
where reduction in foreign prices takes
place at the samn time with an increase in
our own tariff; but it cannot be the general
rule The argument of our opponents is
that competition is introduced, and thus
prices are lowered. They argue as if all
manufacturers in other countries form one
great consolidated company, maintaining
high prices, instead of being, as they are,
individual competitors, striving against
each other in every country and in the
closest rivalry, using every possible econo-
my and contesting for pre-eminence so
keenly that new invention, by which a
saving of a.quarter of a cent on 2S yards of
cloth is made, will give afortune to the
manufacturer who is first to adopt it and
ruin those who are left behind. As to the
differences of prices under a high tariff,
perhaps nothing would prove it to the
Tribune so well as journey to other
countries, even although it went no further
than the British Provinces.-N. Y. World.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07
The shipbuiIders and the Tariff:


We have had occasion more than once
recently to remark upon the extreme de-
preston of the shipbuilding interest of this
port. Nothing whatever is being built,
and thousands OF skilled workmen will
soon be compelled to seek other pursuits,
or localities where shipbuildmg is not bur-
dened with the difficulties which crush 1t
here. nfi
In Maine, whose navigable interests are
a leading source of her advancement, the
same depression is experienced. Nearly
half Of the State tax is paid by this branch
OF industry, and the National taxation
drains it to the verge of ruin. The
true protection of American industry must
be sought through other agencies than
prohibitory legislation. The shipbuilders
are not alone in their depression, nor are
the causes from which they suffer peculiar
to themselves. The whole community
groan under the load of taxation and high
prices, and the attempt of special in srests
to save themselves from the mishaps of all
around them, will prove as futile as they
are unjust. The true remedy lies in what
ever tends to tighten taxation and thus to
reduce the price of commodities and labor.
1t is because prohibitory tariff will pro-
duce the opposite effect--will add to the
burden of taxation by increasing the price
of every article made or sold in the coun-
try-that its enactment is most earnestly
to be deprecated. The countryis sick from
the operation of excessive and unequal
taxation, and our, wise men propose 90
effect cure by increasing the dose.-N. Y.
Times (Repub.) .......- .r....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07
Cure Of Catarrh.
FROM THE REV. FRED. $. Jewell.

FROM THE REV. FRED. Ss JEWELLS
Professor of the State Normal School, Albdny,N Y
DIR. LIaHrHILL-Dear Sir: Under date of March
I5 sent you careful statement of my case Its for
lmer treatment, my failure to obtain reiet IN that
direction my resort to your treatmert and beneficial
have been from the winter Of 1874. subject to
violent periodical attacks Of Catarrh.. marked by
strong and febrilo ptoms violent Inflammation of
the lining membrane of the cavities Of the head,
accompanied, in tho first stage, by Al watery dis
charge hs Ss sso
ulent and bloody. These attacks produced dis
tressing species Of headache. occurring periodically
Saca dey I PGS1oa so aos5 SpS me-
for business and cOnfine me tony bed. Attimes the
attendant Inflammation would extend to the teeth,
produeDg toothsces Or 70 me throat qcSs,SHiPg On
in the last few years It has affected the left eye as
to confine me for weeks TO q darkened ROOM.
have tried medicines and applications oi various
some half dozen kinds; applications 70 tae mead ot
camphor, ginger and hot lamentations OF different
kinds and n WIN dnese sno
But none of these had produced any permanent I'M
provement. and in a few instances IN which teinc
porary relief was afforded ~ was at the expense 9
Under these circumstances was lead, though with
great reluctance from the supposed incurabllty OF
the disease TO make Iral o. SOnr h;nS tha
disease as it had never been reached before and al
eviating its symptoms to an extent which had sup
posed impossible. At the time j gave you my
former certificate. while l. did not feel sure Of
lief wbic6 amply repaid me- for, ny, trial Of
your treatment and which satisfied .;t me that a
philosophical A substantial escape from my Old
attacks of caarh, for the unprecedented period Ok
nearly half year and that in spite Of severe occur
rences Of illness which would have formerly render
ed sush al attack inevitable VAS to me. proof Of an
important success. Itis SIX months since sent
you that statement and while itis unpleasant e me
the pubic IL seems 10 me matter Of simple justice
I'd ysurself and TO those who may be suffering as l
was TO add that am only rs fully satisfied as 70
the utility and efficacy OF your method OF treating
catarrb, as was six months ago. put am now ot
the belief thatif there is such thing as cure Tor
chronic catarrh. in my case substantial cure has
'2=-7 %. 80 FREDERICK 8. JEWELL
OFFICE AND CONSULTING ROOMS,
No. l64 EAST Town STREET, ,gs I,a
no 9JlJluu Between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07
VnIue ofInud i'm london.

The Pdn Mall Gazette says that some idea
of the value of land in the heart of London
may be gathered from an incidental state
ment made by Mr.. Pm, Laurie, chairman
of the Union Bank. The city corporation,
having determined to widen Mansion,
House street from the bottom Of the Poul-.
try, have taken possession of the frontage,
OF the buildings which the Union Bank was
about to erect at that spot. For This little
strip OF ground, measuring fifteen feet, the,
corporation had to.pay G43,0O0. L-'''i '''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07

Within three or four years past the
American press has been disligursd by the
frequent use of the word "proveh, "inplace
of proved, the regular past participle to
''prove1 .nnfl.t ,a.E.T .sl7 {E .HG' ~
There is no such word in English. 1t is
merely au old-time barbarism Of the Scotch
law dialect. In certain criminal cases
the juries of Scotland are allowedto bring
in the ambiguous verdict ofnot prOven when
they are rot willing to convict and yet are
unable to aequit the prisoner. There Is no
other use, however, of this word III the Ian
guage. Webster's Dictionary gives the word
and tsuse, and marks it as fScotticism."
Worcester's Dictionary gives the word and
its use, and then gives two examples where
It Isl employed in writing-oneI from DIR.
Chalmers, Scotchman, and the other from
PhillipJ. Bailey, the author of "Festus,'
who was educated at Glasgow. ID .93u,f
Some writer in ali American newspaper
a few years ago, made witty use Of the
ScotchIla law term ssNot proven,n and the
word was soon caught up by other writers
for the newspapers. From thence ispassed
to the stump speakers, and so into Congress
And now,lw we see it In grave essays and
governmentald documents; it. will presently
be referred to by English critics as a spec
imen Of the way Americans debase their
lahguago! al sAU a2i4.H y -IisAA Xi~A!iil
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07
FROM REV, JOHN MOTT, ID d.,

Professor In Union College, Schenectady, Ne'O YORK;
| have had, from infancy, one ear very deaf al
ways disehargng more or less inofensive matter
This year both ears became diseased, running very
much, very offensive, producing the greatest debility
paired in the highest degree In such condition,
put myself under the care of Or. Lgathill. He has
fully restored Ine l. hear well. The dizziness and
the discharges have been removed, and have not re-
turned. The stopping Of the running has given me
the highest elasticity, and vigor of body and flow
of spirits while my fear was that stopping the dis
charges would prove detrimental, or dangerous, L
esteem, rather have learned to esteem, Dr. Light
hill or he was stranger 20 me until was his
patientl. as q gentleman and man of science, in
whom the highest confidence may be placed.
Yours, very truly, ,,,,,,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07
TESTIMONIALS OF REMARKABLE CURES.

For the benefit Of those who arc not acquainted
with the brilliant success OF DR.. Ligh system
of treatinQ Catauh, Deafness, Discharges from the
Ear, DC, &c., he presents to the public few Tes-
tim0nials selected from several thou sand similarly
mplimentary received during his singulary sue
cessfu practicein New York, Cincinnati, Cleve-
land and Louisville. .a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07
AUTOGRAPH LETTER
FROM GEO. ID. PRENTICE, Esq,

Hi 4H. E. ,,.IiOuIsEILLE, Nov. s. 1866.
DR. LIGHTHILL-Dedr Sir am sorry TO learn
that you contemplate leaving Louisville at the end
of the present week. / earnestly wish that your
engagements elsewhere might permit you to remain
here for time longer. t- = ~. --3 81 ...
Your scjOprn among us, DR.. Lighthil, will be long
remembered by our people. II has been a blessing
to many. You have treated me and female mem
Der of my family with great success. You seem to
me to stand, by intuition, the character of a
malady aud its best remedy. You have had null
ttude of patients in this city. and have not seen
or heard Of one to whom you have held out the
promise Of relief without rendering il. Your entire
practice among us has been brilliant success, and
most eheerfuly recommend you to my friends and
the public at large as Physician deserving the ut
most confidence. . ~.
Hoping that you may live to be blessing to addi-
tiOnal thousands, of the afflicted III, -'E
am, very truly, ynus, .......
.NE. o. - ~ " : GEO ID. PRENTICE,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07
VNcENUOuS CONrRIVANCE,

DY AN INGENIOUS OE,
ID originating with the inventor Of this Furnace.
all the cold air is made to pass through water it's
way to the cold air chamber. thus cleansing it OF
every particle Of ust that II enters the room as
pure as though il was on the mountains top Ply
sicians praise it, and recommend it on account Of
its health-impArting tendency. TO-
The amount of Fuel required by this Furnace to
warm dwelling Of from nne to thirteen rooms, is
no greater than is required by one CRATE; and it
gives an even, summer. like temperature, night and
day, in all parts Of the house.
After several seasons use, this Furnace has fully
established its claim as the most desirable Warm
ing. and Ventilating Apparatus in use. Burning
apthracite or bituminous coal, coke or wood equally
well, upon the true principle o economy--slow
combustion of large mass OF fuel-it SECURES an
evenness and freshness of Temperature, steady
flow Of pure, clean, unburnt air, night and day.
while the furnace itself will not burn out or require
repairs for many years. The correctness Of the
above is certified 10 ny the written testmonialg Of
many leading citizens of this other cities which
pamphlet, ,pricelist nos upon application BY mail.
Ohio. z s-u -loi PETER. MARTIN,
dec24-d3m Inventor and Manufacturer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07
Dull Times in New York.

The New York corresr on1ent of the
Philadelphia Ledger writes under date OF
january 2S: E.iatf .It
A few figures sometimes are more elo-'
quent than columns of words. In regard
to1the marked depression of business and
trade in this city, take the following (for
example) from the internal revenue returns
in the Thirty Second down town) District
tor the past six month";: aWh.T0 +"
August; ....,.... ,.................'S 'Si4g4s! w
October lVoat5d ~ S9
NOVemDer. yoo,t9v ~
DeCemDer ..'..'s''..s''''''''.'.' Il<'ooo 20
January, up to 26th. ...,........... H2AlS w
This district embraces the places of busi-
ness of two thirds of all the great CONNER.
cial and financial firms on Manhattan Is
land. The other city districts have not re.
ported as yet, but there is reason to believe
that they viii all tell pretty much the same
story. Another noteworthy feature of the
times is the steady withdrawal of money
from the savings banks by the working
classes. Employment is scarce, and but for
these savings, the accumulations of more
prosperous times, the distress among that
class of our population would be much
greater even than it Isl ~ ~ ~ =. w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-07
> NUMBER 1S9.g"r
.TIETT TTTTT JETTTJ6F1a
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LIFE--HEAIsTH-STRENGTH.
LITE-ITEAITH sFKENGTH

Are prepared by the Messieurs Garapcier a Du-
from the Prescription Of DE-. nan Deamarre, Chief
Physicisn to the Hospital du Nord on Lariboisere
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.