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WAsHINGToN, ALEXANDRl1, .s
W. oR0RokrowS -RsILRoAD. ,.r
rfns rasLx1 ER

GGTI. sT'Gf9 AsIEEEEs General saperisisndsst !,
nela WI. fHkLps QspsIsl h,n.ssr.. %. :.
CENTRALp RAILROAD OF NEW
" " JRRsKY. D. s'H." N'1 .ei
PAssENoKR AND yREIgHr DEPOT IN INV York,
FOOT or LfBERrY srREEr. =
csanse.. 4, HsaR.oa JgsssSa vi.h psssa5. Lack
Lsssh Ssiisy rsirssa ana ~ ssssss,isas, forming
direct li.s % PlfTsBuRo AND TEE WEST vi,hOst
Tusr, Hs yHS Wv ~; WINS,
EIo.pt Bsndsys, when one train In the evening. :
SIXTY NILE ssd THREE HOURS ssxsd ~ MS nns
% Chiesgo. CinennAtL g. Louis, &c., with bat one
'A.A " SPRING ARRAsoEMKNrs isI 90 %
Commsneing Nay a. 1885, isays New Yerk as follows
ZOO. m.-kxprsss for ths west.-eonnee,s At Easton
With train for h.neh Chunk, willismsport wilkes
barre Mahanoy City, 40. ]. CyIis5fsprg-a all - =.
gap Senator wiks'bArrs Great Bsnd Pitston, Bihs-
90 I. m, Western Rxpre.s for Raaep, Aiisntovn,
Harrisburg, Pittsburg and the west with bat one
sS.ss. q s.rs 70 cissss.a or GsissfS and sss tyo
Northern Centrsi and Phiadephis and Krs roads for
Cory and the Oh Regions. iaT NJ ~ 10 p
400 N for Raston, Allentown, Maueh ohunk, Road
ins 1 P0,,',ills e, HIs,s.suss I....s &C. p.,,.
66op m, for somsryilis and YisminstOn. Deg a.
cas- p N. for somsrvine. u 1T a
80 b. N for somerville 3LiHr... .-.I 80. d
town, Reading, Harrisburg, Pitlsburg. and thsWest
Sleeping Cars hroush ffom Jersey City 70 fitsburg,
Tists,s for he w. can be obtained a, the once Of
the ossir.i Railroad Of New Ja.sy. foot q Liberty
street. N, al No. A.ter Houssi At Nos 27l, b2o, and
aa 'S' ssTRsRss sR;,R .s's sapsn,.na.n
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4 TTRAcTIvENEW WORKS,
Us D. a 70 rnTn.t as,rruI
PUBLrsHrD rnIs Auruxs 'ts, s.
rIokEoE sFIELDs,Bosroa.

a.ia." i' IN sEPrEMBKR. ni Ya e'N
THE BIoLow PAPERS By Jane, Rs.,.i, laval
Second ssriss. I vol. lsmo. q, mods '--WI--'' ''
THE YANKEE IN CANADA. .By Henry D. Thsrsau.
TREAsuRks YRoM MILT0Hts PROSE WRITINGS.
ySi ls%S Bsvsilsa be,,d' snd rcd 'dsss, uniform
Tas LlRB sV JAMES GATES PERoIvAI.1 By
Jalius u Ward. vol Large l2mo. n T.TTF
PokTlOAL WORKS. By Thomas K, Hsrysy Com
and Gold. vi. IIfr UFT'I TT-VTnl- ''Tg
.PoEhs By Kiisabslh Aksrs (Rlor,ass Percy Com.
plsts In one volume. Blue and 0oid, =
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1866, Al ARRANGEMENTS g M ','1Ns 1S66
Ssw york iEINESC.oo

AND TRENTON RAILROAD CoMPANIRs' LINES.
FROM PHithDkkPHIh Ikn wpH n to NEW YORK
FROM WALNUT srREETwHARY AND KENsfNoToN
DEPOT. IT.
VIA LrAyz A. yoLIows, vus '.i Rars
heA m. via camden And Amboy--0. kad A As- ..-
~ S;si.s ;as isi..; Giy-S:. g%:
Ats n VIZ C.sS.s ssi Jersey ;oilif;aii;ii:
v. G:Si:s ;sd j.i:.y G,y.ii ci:.:
N. Il; f.s:s;;si and j.i::y oily.
AIs n.y. Via GiIi:n ;si isSSy.6 ana Il: ~ "
,S % Sis c.sa.: .Si xIs:, "a \"
Al sR m, Vi. K.n.issica and Jersey Gii; u"
..Esshinst.n and \: 4: Ksprs.s.:. .......::. 500
g..is. in K lx...l..'.. and ..., o.,y 90
At ny 2; m. u. Ksn'ins.oA and Jersey city
8Sa,ssra snprs... M asa.nss.a na ''"., ay s. %
Al sp. m. via Camden and xmbcy.ic:cmmc:
dation tffsisht and paAssnEsrD rl--I
r.F IL class tiehst.,............ 4 .,
ID elass tekst............ !. 90
The g. 10 p. N. Evening Nail and the l. 30 (niaht)
Southern Express will ran daily. ts others Sundays
PHILADELPHIA AND NRw YORK LIHEs. ~
tssvs walnut street whanat and a N. /, Il N,
Leave Ksnsinston p.po, =. II. IS I. m 4 So 80 and
~ p. m. and n 90 .. m. (night) ~ 'I7
me ~ ?; N. line runs dsilyi (Ali othsrs, sun-
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LiHxs.
I;eS .ss' q = Gs Gs:t :s.::: r. ana M 70: 70
nj asd p n, and II night =
...ss,.s sss m line runs daily tsii others. sundays
W. H. aATxMER, Agent,
p,u,,,,,v, fnAiiasslP9i. Pm and New Yorf fi1..:
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
In RAILROAD-lSS0
street and Rourth avenue.
kntr19ss on Twenty .ssyslth street

IN .r RAILRoAD-lsse.
PAs'snG" st.tl9s u ssy Iort corner
E-Itii; Tss g is,vs' Gs;rs' 'ssw isy;'e 4osF isE::
ssj sIS Ry:1 Co sS SO I'd r. sG iiss fas
sssRS cS sR So 'S ri = hlsra ihis g..
s.id. s,iHsit.ss w.:pjri 10, II m m 81 81 8
RSr ss5Tslt s9S % Ea SsS n 50 "
f:S5 4 di:.sSi:A: x sSo. ssS i, = 9 ~ y a; 3 3; 3
S a Z. I sIis so g. e .eS S.o fs ssS sS
RI)p m. For POrtsksstsr ana intsTmsdiis stations
100, 80. liSO n s4S, 80. $50. $50, 700 ,. N.
ooHNKcrINa TRAIHs
Fer Boston via Springfield, g 90 q n Exl; 500 CEx)
p N. Ser Hartford .sd sprinsasld 500 NI. I. m. !
Rsiiio.d S sos a. sr cisn;sss: s. ft:5 s:G
z N. 70 Northampton; HOr Hartford, Proyidsnes and
sst H.v.: s: s.@ LssS. "a sosIds % r: or
,,G oG m iaio, 500. 500 N: FOR Canal RailIoad,
M n Y Rsid soc n SS
n YoI DAhbury ana Horwaik Railroad, zoos. 30 m,
cOnnOdiOus sleeping ears attached to p m train
AP1 JANIS H. HoTT, supsrtntsndIat.
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAIN LEAVE
IL depot foot Of ChAmbsIs street. via PGyoniA ferry
RHs.S s.i.asn:.. "a %::t Ssss.ss a SsGsio Win
mAneA with Atlantic ahd Great wsstssn Railway.
49,, s MN AAd M.y TrAin pl u 70 ouiyils.
puntirk eOhnssting with Lake Shore and AtAaus IAd
Great Western Railways.
| tooEH. Way Train for Port JsrViS and HsWbuTEh.
bo0Ph, Might Express, for CAnAndliguA, RoshsslsT.
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West. |
6ooP H., Lightning KxprsSS, Daily, for CanAAdAlguA,
Rochester, Buffalo, BAlAmAnea, DunkiTk, and West,
COnneets Al Bualo with Lake shore And Grand TrunI
Railways, and at BaiAmAnsa with Atlantic And Great
Wsstsrn Railway. .......
sOor m, EnisrAai YrAlA Daily. for BufAIs. sslA
nas'A' DaafTk, IHa az ,rnSk Mssl lka,.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
MARINE AND FIRE INsURANOR
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY, ID
10. 1os BroApwAr, SEw YonE.
CASH cAPrrAL..........s.oHE MILLION BoLLARs
ASSETS, JANUART. lscs. "a sstSs
hi. Company in,ur.., Al eusionary rata. Of pre-.
nium, agsinsi ali hARlnB End INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO Or RREIoHTi also against loss or
damage By RIRA- Ell ---. ~
~ PREMIUMS ARl PAID IN GOLD. LossRs WILL
Be PAID IN GOLD. -rgs u.r1
TIE assured rssslss IS par cent Of the net profits
without issuing any llabiiiy. or in lieu thereof at
thsir option, ubsrai discount upon the premium.
All losses squitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Scrip Dividsnd, declared January T, 1895,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT r..
JANIS LoRInBR GRAHAM, Prssidsnt.
ROBERT n. Q. GRAHAM. Vice President
CLINTON B. FISK, Jr., I'd Vice Prsst
HENRY II. PORTER, Secretary.
Room No. 4, Washington Building,
l.z:lL Coz P.aasyly.ai. ~. .as Seventh street:
1867 a,r..nsSIIHs1sshIa y ! z soggs 1867
70 fAk NoRTawRsT, SOUTH, AHD SOUTHWEST.
'1'' q. go. '' &aRa
.. a. wIErKR soHRDULE Lrsrs.s
os and AFTER NOVEMBER 10, isss trains will run as
follows: -... D.. -. -
w.'htss sssoa......5 N. BEi'inOr'.. N.
TIE 0REsf II psoUBlE.rRlcK' 3 ii 'iicij RoiUff. ~
with ELR0kNr SCENERY, Palace ktats room day
aAd night Cars with modern improvements, and saving
from four twelve hours time any other route
Two hundred miles saved 70 Western and Central New
York.
| TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and PITTS
BUR0H without change. ..--.
Passenger BY this IOuts from Baltimore have the
AdyantaEss Of making all changes In UNION DEPors,
ahd no HKRRIKs. H. ~r..
Tickets By this route bs procured Al the ohee,
Of Sixth street and ayenus, undsr
Nation Hotel where reliable Information win be given
| at all tmss. .. ..... 90 D. .r. =
Passenger procuring tickets Al this once.
AeeommodAlions In Sleeping Cars for Blmira Pits
| burgh. B.J.wlLhiNs, Ticket Agent,
Washington, d. Q.
I'D. g. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
A
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SHORE LINE RAILWAY.
GREAT MAIL ROUTE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, PRoYIDRACR AND BOSTON.

THREE DAILY TRAINS,
Leaving New York, corner Of Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, at a N. l2;l6, and p. m.
This new and popular route between New York and
Boston 10 by far the msst delightful between the two
great cities SkrtnE docs the shores Of Long Island
souAd and RGTTAg Bay being almos entirely free
from dust Chat great annoyance to trAVoeTs) and Al.
foIding hne sea breeze nearly the entire route.
splendid sleeping attached 10 ali niRht trains
Asle-u "'n .. X. SCRANTON, President
IL D w A RID LYCETT,
IL BooKrBIRDKR AND PAPER -RULKR,
10 I'll Psnnsyivania avenue, bstwssn TsAth and Klsy
M d. 81 - snth streets, south side.
books Lssalny o. plainly bouad. Periodicals. Aad
ssSspsp9a SsFsfullY aasAisd 10 q
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.nArriISRoIAsns -.
DRoOKLYN AND JAMAICA RAIL
ID WAY COMPANY, " j

sunfKR aRRkHaEMksr IRON AUGUST Is, 1893.
LEAvx souTH fKKRr.
For Jamaica, LS ssa loiS 4 NJ iaso, 3, 4eS s.d
For Hsmpstssd, 74S and 1918 d n, and aad p N.
Ior syos.s,, 40 10 d m, ssd p n ~. .
urssh hpcft, - q m, and .. ~ AAti hiIA
Isess Jslsssa tcr Brooklys, o 20, %. sis, O. sad
lesh sbs,s q q .ssSP; q I,sh, .a;st' o..
Connecting At R.s, New York with cay cara -
Leave Jamsisa ., O. and II m, Ala, sso, ., and
Laws s Rsd H.v Yors for J.us,s., sso, .. %, and
II. 30 q m, I. 30, 2t5, 4 g. %, and Is p. n.
The T. 46 a. n. trais IRON South Ferry connects with
Z ssas ....s.t,.. .....s........ euperintsnasat
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
III RAILROAD. r.
CHANCE OF TINE.
On and After MONDAY, August 9, 1859, the trains
and boats Of this company will leave Al folloWs:
Steamer JESSE HoHT viii leave PieT No. So ~ R.,
foot Of Duane street. a TO- 70 g. eoupseting with
Express for ked Bank Long Branch, ngdas Point
Pleasant BrieksbuIg AAnehesteE. Tons River Wood
mAnsie BArnsgat khamong, Tueksrton Atson, Jackson
and Philadelphia, and all stations the Camden and
Atlantic RAilrosd, ..r
AZ p. m. from Pier No, % N. r., and l. 10 D. IN.
from Pier No. h. eonnsoting with trains for above
Branch.
Fare 10 Long Branch this train only 2S cts
Fare TO Philldslphia on all trains, ga
Ths freis h boat Leaves at 80 p for all point, on
the line AID Philadelphia
RRTUAEIE0 TRAINS LEAVE ILLDELPmI,
Express a o. m, from foot Of Vine street Pare 10
New York, a.
Way, Mail, and Express at 2IO T. IN. from Camden,
arriving a. New York Al $50 a. m and stopping At
Pier 8 n 4. ...
freight a. 30 ,. m., arriving in New York at 4
All baggage must BE- delivered In New York At Pier
No 81 a. none will be received at Pier At Nos
set'u WIN. N. CLAYTON, sup'L
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man nufAetuTsd from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, glViAE
ease and sOmfeh TO the optic nerve, and suited Aeeu
FRANKLIN 4 CO., Dbl.
scientific and Practical Opticians, IA PsnnsJlyania
avenue between Twelfth hnd rhirtsenth Streets Rsrth
siAs. laF
MeTsosopss, lIsetTisal lIasAiSss, Thsmomstsrs,
0sFtss De Visits and Pbotegssph tlbams 10 Erssl
VARSITY aAd d he lowest prisss- 'g'V !QyIly.
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IN DECEMBER.
RELIGIOUS POEMS. By Harriet Bssehsr Stowe.
With illustrations. :. .. .I-' -
BREiTaIEds o. rHE BErrER LIEE Editsd By
LEcTURIs ON GREEcE, AHoIKNT AND MODERN.
By the late President O. Q, felton. - -
wood. .l.'E sH'sGT"IT -. - T'''N
THE OLD sERdEANT, AND OTHER ronMs. By
Roroeythe Wilson. ~
PoEMs. GRAVE AND GAY. BY Geo. Arn.ld.
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IN OCTOBER.

THE DIAMOND TBNsYsoN Hsw ana compi.,.
Mefoeeo cloth, o. %. - .---7rT -
TIL THE PICTURE 1aSI oF ST. JOHN, BY B.y,sa taylor.
THE PRosI WRITINGS OF JoHNa. WHITTIER,
Comprising Literary Reereations," "0id Portraits
sIa hSssT1 Ss sss.'hs. hsrsarst Smiths Journal
.oRIFPITH GAthT; OF, JEALOUSY By Charlie.
ssads, AsthoI of chiistis Johnstons sts. vol.
dHARicTER AND CHARACTERISTIC MKs. By
EdMin 2 whigpls: vol, lemo. e L. =" -
fellow. New and Revised Rlsetrotyps Rdition Com.
Plsie n volumes. aths Of fsanyson, Vsrriag.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
.l.a.. wAsHIzeToH.
q. D. ossz,. tsfJsy Cooke = O. ;, rrss,a.at
va Hs.rnsros. ossAisr.
q.
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nsIsolIL loIsr OF TEE UsrrsD rTI-sA
isrs sr.ssr. orrosr. zee r.sAsv,r .s.rAasnsr.
asv.rsn.s, s..sru.. viii Treasurer u.i..i s.ai...
~o.E nrLIloH DoLLAns.~
". ssy ..a sell all .l..... Of sovlRSmns ssoU-
RITIKs At sunsst narks. rates.
sURBIsH Ex0HAHaE ana make osllss,isas On ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL oirrIs OF rHE usIrHp srArzs.
". parsha.. osv.ransut yosshsrs On IL. MOST
ykvoRABLH TKRhs. and Civ. sAn.,yL AsD plsnrr
IIrrsTOs TO
ACCOUNTS OF BusIHlss HlH AsD yIRHs.
sAd 10 any other business sstrsstsd 10 "a
FULL rHJoRMArIoH in regard to oovKkNnIHr
LoAHa At al tines sA.srfuily farnishsd. -.
10. wM 3 aUHTIBoTos. oAsAisr.
NAsu,s.-es. hNsh D. iaAh uhn -dn
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DE Adm @ RAJ l. r o A d.
IN N GREAT TRUNK LINE,
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO THE IHrkRIoR OF PENN
sYLvANIA, rHB sCHUYLKILL, sUsoUBHANNA,
SgnR5Rk4Ng 1sgA 1Hp wro5in9 Sb ING II6fs THE
The national Republican., 1867-01-10

IN HoyRABRR.
THE TENT ON THE BEECH, AND OTHER PoKMs
New Volume By John O. whittier .---T-r'r
kVAh0kLIhk BY Henry WAdsWorth LonKfelloy
With ten illussratons. byP Q. barley. vol small
7. THE PROSE WRITINGS ef Henry w.d.wortA Long.
Plsts In 3 volumes, uniform with the Poems. ~
THE VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL By James Rus.
sell Lowell with 10 Illustrations, By g. Eytnss Jr
MAUD MULLER By John @. whittier with IL
Illustrations By w. J, Hsnnsssy. A bsautifui octave
FLowER.DR.LUCR. A New vOlams Of Posm.. By
Henry WAdsworth Longfsllow. with illustrations.
l vol Small 4to. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15
Hon. Nv. u. Alexander.

a. This gentleman must be renominatedf by
the Radicals for Representative. There is
no man in the county whose record will so
well aUit the condition of their party K He
is either Conservative or Radical as the cir
eHmstaDces require. He will suit that por
ton of the Radicals who oppose negro
suffrage. for they can refer to his first vote
OIL the question in the Legislature and his
declarations at home and elsewhere, that
he would not be whipped IMP to vote for
such aproposition. He will suit the most
intense Radicals. for they can turn to- his
last vote on that question, and his speeches
in favor of negro suffrage and negro
equality e5js z fysliaj aI.seqg3
Capt, t,sA1exander has not been soldier
enough to make him offensive to the citi-
szens; nor citizen enough to make him posi-
lively obnoxious on that account to the
soldier. He was a, Democrat almost the
whole Of his life, and has been for the last
six years a Republican in measure Heis
just the man for the times. He will be re-
nominated His sacrifices for his party
have been great if a Republicans principles
are counted anything. His claims cannot
be Overlooked.-Pj4uaD D enaocrat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15
EsffI. .lff1ffIElDI if.f $50 .f3+fLfFfEIn Itiof
ColGax in .CaIifornia "A Chimes
NameGalKe. l...,-... q. .rfid

M When the ssOOlfax party" were Cali
fornia, the directorsCof the Central Pacific
railroad named a town site far up the Sier-I
ras! - Colfax,p p out of icompliment to the
distinguished young statesman from the
Ho0Sier land The town waNed great and
prosperel. and is even to this day. a point
of considerable note in the State This is
not all. The Colfax name is not likely to
become extinct, as it has been transferred
to members of another race than ours, and
will be apt to remains there long after the
present generation has passed away In
going around to make a few y New Years
calls ,, among the Celestials ON the 4th in
stant-that was the first day of the Chinese
New Year, called after their custom, 80 the
Fifth, of Tong Gee,nIor fifth year, of the
present Emperor of China, Tong Gee III
entered the store of Tung Yu d Co., on Sac
ramento street. The air was laden with the
heavy blue smoke of incense burning be-
fore the allegoricali pictures of the ances-
tors of the illustrious house. 1T was redo
lent, too, of the perfume of the blooming
tGy-SirJdh, or Chinese water lillies, many
dozen bowls of which stood grouped to-
gether before the pictures. Flung Tang was
there i'm his rich robes of silk and tur,
bowling to every conner, and offering the
usual refreshments, wine, sweetmeats,
nuts, etc., while an attendant was
busy receiving the cards of Rathe
visitors, male and female, and offering to
each the brilliant carmine colored paper
slips with the firms name, and the usual
wish for the prosperity of the recipient
during the coming year, written in Chinese
characters thereon. al 15JaT..'4 iH E.1af'
The older members of the wealthy firm
were gathered around t'doing the hospit-
able" and chatting freely in Sc Pigeon Eng
4 lish -. with the visitors. / took a photo
graphic album, and turned over the leaves,
Hooking at. the faces otfmen and women of
all races-negroes excepted+-classes and
! creeds strangely intermiXed. when L came
/ to one l did not recognize. Tho is this !? j
asked of Fdng Tang. '@ don't know my
fen (friend). Please you ask Caltax; he
attends to adj the pictares,'' was the prompt
and .pOliteIFeply. IltuTned and met a tall,
/ good looking young ,Chinaman, a member
Of the tirm. whose face recognized as hav-
/ ing been at the Coltax party Christmas din
ner.9 He was bowling and smiling in his
readiness to explain everything. Arc
! you Coltax ?" inquired, with some curl
Osity. "Yes, sir, that is what they call me
inow," was the quick responses. C0ltax, lei
me add, is :. as smart as lightning either
at business or joke, good looking, and en-
i inently intelligent, and his readiness al
making speeches off hand. and replying to
itoasts, earned him his sobriquet and conse-
bquent dignity, which he seems to enjoy
most heartily. Long lite to the Coltax
family. % '''.'.''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15
2NeMsnaper work.

Q The Lt0srpooE Mail has the, following par
agraph: as.,-iITgS-
\ .. Last August. Alexander Smith dined
with us in a small room at a neat hostelry,
Thea Aehiley linn, a fav0rite halting place
in the heart of fsome of the very finest scene
ry IN picturesque Rosshire. We spoke of
the 'bHacing jbreezes of the far dhig highlands as
exceedingly efficaciOrls for recruiting after
excessive brain work. With Y q passing tipge
Journalists and literary men, all ofus over
work ourselves" Poor Smith Although
apparently of castle built mould, within six
short months from our. pleasant converse
himself was laid in an nntimelyl grave
Within a quarter of century, in our own
establishment, four clever heads of literafy
departments have been in succession pre-
Hmaturely cut off--not one of the four had
reached three seoresaiJas1Js - Ef5?oyl mg59i
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EEz ..'The wonderful progress of Medica
"A AT Science during the past Sio y6GrS only
81 WAmakes it possible for the conscientious
AYfAPhysician to declare, now, that CoNsUNP-
HA HJaTION is as CERT AINisY CURED as lete1Tsit-
- tent Ksver, and as CERTAINLY iPREvENTE
Ed as Small Poo ."--Rsv. Charles Z. King. M d.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15
The Hon. James A. Hayard, of
Delaware.

The Hon. james A. Bayard, who has just
been appointed by the Governor of Della
ware, to fill the vacancy in the United
States Senate, caused by the death of Mr..
Riddle, has already served thirteen years in
the Senate. and it is a curious coincidence
that it was to fill a. vacancy caused by his
resignation. that Mr.. Riddle. was appointed
IN 1864. His father, James AZ. Bayard, was
a Pennsylvania by birth, but resident
of Delaware, representing that State in
Congress from 1897 to 1901, and in the SEN
ate from 1904 to 1873 He was appointed
Minister to France in 1901, aud was after
ward Commissioner to negotiate the treaty
of Ghens:.o The present Senator was born
in Delaware, and graduated at Princeton
College. He isra lawyerby profession. and
resides infWilmingteD. In 1861 he was elect
ed Senator, and was rechosen in 1857, and
| 1863. Alter the resolution offered by Mr..
Sumner, on the 18th of December, 1858, re-
tquifiDg Senators to take the test oath pre-
scfibed by the act of July 18th, 1862, was
carried, Mr.. aBayard resigned his seat on
the ,26th of January, 1864, and in the course
of his farewell address took occasion to re-
view brief y his political career, to reiter-
ate his opinion that q peaeeable5 separa-
ton between the North and the South
would have been preferable to war ito de-
nounce the "military despotism = which
oppressed his native State, and to warn the
American people of the approaching loss
of their liberties. = ~ ~ q 3
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The DEMOCRACY OF. MARION COUNTY,
The Democracy of marion county made a
glorious fight in the spring election. We
have ten out of the fifteen Assessors, ma
Fjority of the Trustees, Justices of the Peace,
and handsome majority on the popular
vote. The radicals worked like Turks, but
our boys were on the alert, and met them
in hand3to- hand encounter and eithermade
them surrender D. or 80 skedaddlen . in the
most approved style.-Mqrion Mirror. aq,
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tGgUibr9mG ssnCH 81 b99TW4 S1RHa( 9gI
CONSTITUTIONS

1nArU AIH1IB BSUOI o. jfhI1if 9lEn3C OH
sbo9 THE STATE o oPfoHIo.9T ,g7i.d z ot|
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY .oFiBFATE.f liTi9 1Ol
bIWillia'n Henry Smith, Secretary of State of the
State of Ohio. do hereby eertity-tha the foowi9g
General Assembly Of the State of Ohio, on the 9Th
day of April AID 1857, taken from the original rolls
on file in this office. L LET3H9D 8,it no 99nsTgl
In testimony whereof, have hereunto subscribed
Il. ST. State of Ohio, at Columbus the eth day
-GgY-g of April. A. Do 1867. l}39IgH <fW lIOQ9T
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, 0e.
.yRba6U l.ii fa,r4uolba Secretary Of State.
7hi , no % %Tao7.A RESOLUTION -aToA "a. .. +,
Relative to an amendment of the, ,Gopsttution pro-
bing bhdiing for the extension @ OF tnA elective fran
lQc<s0Jvsd6y ne Genera5 AsSeAsbty Of TIE State OF
0hSo (three-ffths of the members elected to each
House agreeing theretO), Thzt it be and is hereby
proposed to the electors of this State te VOTE the
next annual October election, upon the ap roval
Constitution of this State Every male cti-
zen of the United States. of the age of twentycbne
years. who shall have been resident of the State
county township or ward IN which he resides, SUCH
tuleas may be provided by law except such persons
as have borne in support OF any insurrectiOn
rebellion against the Governmept of the United
avoid being drafted into the military service thereof
have deserted the military naval said
Governments IN time OF war, and have not subse-
quently been honorably discharged from the same,
titled to vote at all elections. .S99fG9s
trcrav- p 81 ED. "A! PARRQTTT0C.lrK rK
5ngn iSPeaker Of the aS@se Of
. Passed April 6, 1861. 81 cv0 GGIRIT2 = OFT 1
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THE HOUSE OF 9IEKlCY,
laqail FoR PRoDIGAL SONS, 81

ASSOC4ATION, PHILA.
I'll delphia, Pa, established on the principles of
fybristisI Charity for the relief and cure of MIS-
GTfiHED YOUNG MEN, who have destroyed. their
manly powers by ERRORS. Abuses and Diseases in
cident to Puberty and early life. Essays and Re-
stter: enveiopes free of charge Address, Dr.
SKfLLIN H0UGRT0N, Howard Association.
Philadelphia, Pa,JCs GW 5aSmb janA-d&Hem
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Columbus l1 Gas. Light & Cok.e, CO.

JHB n0IlHI0a3T 5T0m 1lTW 7n8JII0rI4N 90 I
1870 gsdt n677TT76iI9J5b guiBIsiyug /
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 Stockholders Of this Compaey will be held at
their once on b rFe., 81 { ,e,r47N oII'T :
22d day of April, Inst,
for he election of Board of Directors. and sueh
may properly RsSES the
Fl ColHnSHs, o. april II, 1861. r Secretary.
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