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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-08


Among the changes in business houses,
for the new year, we have, already, no
ticed the firms of Allis & Howes and Be-
ment & Viele. These houses are among the
Last of the old landmarks of the early mer-
camille enterprises of Evansville. The
firm of Ailis Il Howes was constituted In
the year lSJT. In 1889, Lewis Howes, the ju-
nior partner, was admitted; and, since that
time, it has continued without change, up
to the close of the year 1866, from the COM
mencement of its business, period of
nearly thirty years. The present change
is rendered necessary by the permanent
removal of Lewis Howes to Memphis;
Henry d. Allls remains in business here,
and is the successor TO the old firm Both
of these gentlemen are still in the vigor OF
manhood, and we hope may yet live TO
see even greater changes in the CONNER
cial condition of the city than in the past
thirty years.
The original members oftqe firm of Be-
ment q Vlele, were Asa Bement and
Charles Viele. The former came to the
West in 1884, but did not locate in Evans
vile till after the latter, who commenced
his residence ia this eli y in March, 1886
When Mr.. Viele came West he passed over
the railroad (iald with fiat barr from Phila-
delphia to the Susquehanna River, which
was its terminus, and the farthest advance
of railroads to the Great West, now inter-
laced with such network of these tribu-
taries of commerce. The firm was estab-
lished here in 1871, and by the business tact
and energy of its members, has expert
enced a continued series of successes. The
senior member, Mr.. asa Bement, was a
man n ra rf n 81 n On M oit nj
NAL nature, and some idyosyncracies, rem
dered him widely known. and he is still
fresh in the recollection of our old citizens.
Eighteen years ago the firm established
branch house at Bowling Green,
Kentucky. not while the trade of
Green River was In its infancy, but
before 1t even had an existence; 80
that they were pioneers for the business of
that region, which has since contributed
so much to the commerce of this city. Be-
fore that time the trade went to Louisville,
the packets only occasionally coming down
TO Evansville as matter of special accom-
mediation. CharlesViele, with junior associ-
ates,succeeus to the business OF the old firm,
which has yielded liberal fortunes TO all
who have been connected with it, and
which has maintained an unimpaired
credit.
The practical closing of navigation on
the OHIO, River, at this point, by the heavy
Ice, has had its natural effect upon mercan-
tile transactions. Early In the week the
departure of a few boats TO Memphis and
Ne ~ Orleans created some animation in the
produce market, but aside from that the
general business OF the city has been very
light, and confined to the railroad and
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LoUIsvILLE, Dec. 7.
TOBACCo-Quiet.
FLoUR-Supertine 50 5OGI0 90.
WHEAT-Prime, 81 80.
CoRN-shelled bulk, 6s@7Oc.; ear, 62@65c.
OATS-62c
MESS PoRK-S20 50.
LARD-l2c.
HoGs-sG so; receipts, 1901 total receipts,
ISL 600 .
BULK SHOULDERS
HAM~-l2c.a
CLEAR SIDES-llc.
CofTON-30c.
WHISKY-NOmifal,
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leans, La.
Speed, Summers & Co., New Orleans, La.
Conner & Richardson, Memphis, Tenn.
Grammer & Co., Memphis, Tenn.
H. McDonough & Co., Memphis, Tenn.
TRANSPORTATION.
Adams Express Co., Thos. Gather, Ag't
Bellefountain Cotton Express, Brown
Dunkerson & Co., Agents.
Evansville, Paducah and Eastport Pack
ct Line Cox & Humphrey, Agents.
Evansville & Cairo Packet Line, Huston
& Co., Agents. e vsf7 44.f..4
Great Western Despatch, Nexsen & Blk
by, Agents. ,., .as
Green River Packet, Ada Lyon. a5
Henderson Packet Line, r. K. bunker
son & Co., Agents.
Louisville, Evansville & Memphis Pacl
ct Line, R. x. Dunkerson q Co., Agents.
Merchants Union Express, r. r. Wald-
on, Agent.
Merchants Dispatch, E. B. Morgan, Ag't
Greensboro, Cannelton & Louisville
Packet Line.
Star Union Line Express, F. n. Ehrman
& Co., Agents.
INSURANCE.
Evansville Insurance Co., Main Street.
w. J. Lowry & Co., First Street.
Nexsen Bixby, Main Street.
w. A. Page & Co., Main Street.
Ben. Stinson. Third Street.
REAL ESTATE.
Alvah johnson, Third Street.
VIM. Reavis, Main Street.
OIL WORKS.
st. Louis Oil Co., st. Louis, No.
COAL.
Bodiam Mines, Water Street.
A. ]. Hutchison, Water Street.
Green River Coal, Water Street.
HOTELS.
American House, Water Street.
Merchants Hotel, Main Street.
BOARDING.
w. w. Shannon, Main Street.
. ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Baker & Butterfield, Third Street.
James F. Welborn, Fi1t Street.
James t. Walker, Third Street.
David e. Watkins, Third Street.
MEDICAL. bus .a1.f.
j. B. Erwin, Main Street. gr tsl Il
L. s. Herr, Second Street. i..t--,s
DENTISTS. ~. o
Drs. Hass & Cook, First street. n, a.,,I
WOOLEN FACTORY. -. Il
John w. Gruen & Co., Bond Street
SALT AGENCIES. |
L. Ruffner. jr., Water Street. r
Baird & start, Water Street.
TRADES.
Thomas Grant, Carpente., Main Street.
C. w. Osborne, Painter, locust Street.
AUCTIONEER.
Hiram Nelson, Main street.
u. =. CLAIM AGENTS
VIM. Reavis, Main Street.
James 4. Walker, third Steet
STOCK YARD
w. w. Shannon, Main Strest.
TOBACCO.
H. r. Schroeder, Main st.
Webb, Mauzy & Co., Cincinnati. Ohio.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
H. o. Babcock, First Street.
Nm. q. Fullerton, Main street.
JEWELRY.
BittrolR & Co., Main Street.
p. l.. GeiSsler % "
A. c. Rosencranz, Second Street.
LIV -skY AND SALE STAELE.
Forth, owes u ~. Third Street.
FEED STORE. r.a
Cross & Crofts, Third street.
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL.
wEENLY REVIEW.

The money market continues very close
The demand seems to be on the increase
and more pressing than for years past
The banks have their discount lines full,
and applicants meet with but little sue
cess in securing discounts. The rates are
arm at II per cent. outside rates IL to 10
per cent. q,
New York Exchange is abundant and
no regular rate can be given.
Gold and Government Securities are
strong and quotations higher than on Sat-
urday. Gold closed in New York, yester-
day at 1857.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-08

GeOrgla, AIabana and La...IU 10 QUO
The annual election of Directors for the
National Banks of this city, as provided
by law, will be held to-day.
We publish in our advertising columns
the Quarterly Statements of our National
Banks, which will be examined with in
terest by financial readers. We have
classified the important items in the diff
ferent statements, and compared them
with the Reports for the quarter ending
October !, in order that the business of he
two periods may be seen at a glance, pre-
senting as it does, tolerably correct ex-
hibit of the business of the city and adjon-
ing country. The Reports are not made
out by uniform statement of items, and
we are not able to make satisfactory
statement of Profit and Loss:
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Compound Interest Notes are bought at

The following quotations are from the
ONCE OF w. ]. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
q. 8. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
State Bank of Indiana.
State Bank Of Ohio.
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A. Pig specuaation.


The eoverseersoh Mr.. Sayre's farm told
him helneeded some hogs his plaee.4=
Mr.. Sayres who lisps a little, replied :aT055i
.Nerysweil-go and buy four or five thouth
ahdipigth,right away, and put them on the
farm. .1ia1 10 5TogqBs 81 bge .J1003 sidi mUT
phe eman5 accustomed to obey,9 and that
without questioning, asked':ii % ,23sJeo lii9
:,Shall btake the money with me to pur-
chase Mitaes oa01g bRd 5TBe) sni9Tqnd =
'tNo;tntriy They all know me. Thend
them hefe-I1l apay for them,t or give
yeuItt the money to pay when you get
them. .f'gaCu gHfVtpTHf 1ou z8sh1 ri GUi5.JI.a
GTne overseer. went his way, and in two
weeks returned, when the following con-
VeTsation took place:J 9aj 81 asJ15e na5 Z
Swell, MraSayre,. can't get that many
pigs9 have ridden all over the country,
aliahoutg and can buy but between eight
and nine hundredI1gsa bad e9i1lageG
'sEagn6 or nine hundred Gwhat ?''aaubsg
/" ght or nine hundred pigs !% 0s tGI'
sEight or nine hundred plgth 2 Who
told yon to buy that omany pigth? Are
you fool?" ~ 81 IL $3.50
''Youtold me to buy them two weeks
since 1 have tried to do it.pl7Daiu gtnaE
= Eightor nine hundred pieth My God.l
! never told you any thuteh thiDg!' =. aa2
@Bus'you did; you told me 10 go and
buy four or five thonsandpigsl"sq Z. oss
s'I didn't do no soeh thing! My God!
] told you to go and buy four or five thoWs
and dltheirilittlei pigGh and you have done
it, i uhould thay.a0i sils eeisuGG 3Ta1o9z.
Mr!i Sayre had pork to sell next fall.
Pork rose,aand Sayre made his pile. Un-
fpFtuhately9it is not every man who buys
pork 'son arise.nfll .5Rass1q eGH Il 9ejilf
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urpose. Ills customer would have squills,

eaappsf Esmppsins sgit0HfE M ESpid Rays squill'
a"All the other syrups Is. made of sugar
lemon drops, sass spariIlef, and sich things
70 humbug fplks.p 80 .,es.,., ~
The squills were procured and our hero
requested to pour, out fer himself; and he
did so, taking a.bountifpLqu in order
to get bis money worth. 7..,ai Sassoa ,.a,i.
The heroine beng asked how she would
prefer hers, raised herself to the supposed
H1gnttY of a city belle, and replied
Reckon as how I'll try mine without
any squills, or any sweetniu'."
Her wish was complied with, for the
druggist was nonplussed at the indepeiid-
ence of the apparently happy pair. They
poucHedI their glasses, drank and sat down,
Rs they remarked, s'to let it settle" In
passing their own opiuions on the drinks
Ehey gave anything but a favorable decis@
lons In a few moments our hero began to
expeFience'a new internal sensation.
Jerusalem! ~ he exclaimed, ssWhat'S the
matter with my stomach ?oaaHd before an,
answer could be returned he was four
miIesfOff2G Cape, Cod-aa9 clear case of nausea
ntaFi71G.IE 9d1 T3l9aB siitf2TIf 40 Q6I14BGo
ri m pisened, - hermoaned "Only mar
ried three days, and gut to die. sPump1it
out offne, sOmebodyilH I'll give a doctor
60eents to- save my life ~ iiJau Il5Ep5 81
| 5Thewitel fell onihef knees, and attempted.
to comfort her husband. but he was not to-
pc checked; and not dHntil, the lastIof the
squlllS had left him did he entertain a hope
Of remaining in this world, The couple
left the, store yowing. Vengeance against
the man who told them to call for squills to
sWeeten their soda.fy al -sr,., hs.ri ss.r-ro,.,
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A ewrdaEs since, a countFyn ynlan3 and ais
reeeHtly espouaed wife, visited the city yofor
the purpose of seeing the '.sights ?'g While
strollinR through the Streets they thought
fhov would indulge in the luxury of glass
of s5dass Entering an apotheeary store, they
made. Hn their wants .s stasi5 ;5o -sa5si
ssWRatkind sof syrup SYsaskedsth man.
s!WaII. guess I'll take some of the syrup
of Ea6ffis.ss ans swered the countr ma .,.,.I :
ssede not nsest that klAasY tne a elsrk asls sat9f
,,,;l syrup - - 10. ia - -, !.
The drneeist 1emorstra rated, but all to no
- : - - y oostb-sxsm .IasI 4 gal.
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) A Boys First composition.

The TerTe Hd,ite (Indiana) Album gives
the following essay on 's,rhe OK, from one
of its young cohtributors, just, as it came
from his pen: e41 10 9.'ll'4@'2 Isi5.-le 9i9
s.Oxen is a. very slow animil, they are
good to brake ground up. wood drather
have horses If they didn't have kolick,
which they say is wind collected in bunch,
makes it daIgerser for TO keep horses than
an exx.s ~ If there was no horst the people
wood have to wheal thare wood on wheel-
barrow. it would take them two or three
days to wheal a cord a mile. Cows is use
fulto { have herd some say that if they
had to be tother or an OK they wood be a
COW. But ! think when it cum to have
their: tits pulled of a cold niornin thay
wood wish thay wasn't, for oxen don't gem
orally have to raise calves. if i he'd to be
emmy wood drather be a heffur.1 but it i
coodent be d hefftr and he'd to be both i
wood be an OK. .s715 1s9i'sslAt' en- ,.oi.iiGI
''IsAAC SPTKER. !"
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COLBplBBSJ& INDlANAR9LIS
CENTRAL RAILWAY

EfO1G SA DUSKYk TOEEDOsj DEGo
IK0If, Richmond. Indianapolis lsafayette.e
SnITlpsgsnsId III Terre Hauts. Evansville. Loais
n - chicago. aud all points West
No change of cars between Columbus and Indi-s :
F6uRTRAINs is4yse Columbus, daily. ss. sHolzst
lows (Sundays exeepteD: =, - = .
M Bell6fontaihs 1o5 NJ s ssnduskS "a 81 Ssn s.
m mlagpS pesrais s4 a ios M Lima 1h 2S r Toledo ss
gifle II 10 r II: SbtSsSSgs5ISST5 SSg5ST5
Ill. z;iS A: NJ: Quincy i:sO-f; N. 4he only route
ang can reach Chicago the same evening
1875 A. M .3UAY Y Ex rkEAS 1Al rr;Eyes ;Enssd.s :.
PiqIs 3:ls NJ; Lima stI5 Z. MlpRiehu0nd SOS Pst
nj. Chicago s:5oA M. Indianapniis 600 M: Ia ay
iaSc ail M ;ttOSn tS&Isge sS ' 5eEEs 4sSfe
Paoa4 A M :: Sts boiis s20 Aepk This
Sf66sxsr ot6el la tOpiS 81 hours IN
/ 600 p. M. TOLEDO ScepskessnDE1a1..
g Y rbana 7:2T M |; Belief0ntsine 9.0eP NJ san
dgsky $50 A; ;Mie Piqaas,4s T. n. LiinaI8OO'A M:
Gnicsg s ,s W va IA LIma9 1880 oled NJ; De-
s 81 3sSsf fAs
1915 A .THs'N1 G Esyr iE1eR eRi7ESSsi x2ssgotI
6Eich@Snd nc eloo o AM hiease ~; Tndsnsp.
fiss Ri gisST Yse 4iSSSSsSif y ts9
sfssfp a5SI i5e5 1 fAIFs sHS 9Ib Eses
kepis advance of aryI tsr rotite3r ~: Il
+-a;e Gew otate Room Slsepieg Cars run in night,
All changes made e-iR-iBnion-D Depots. Rageaga
rssekeq; threqGh to allCpSi9cipal Peipis.sE s2TiS
kf6ffg figE 5flk via RlGHMoND AND NOLAN
.oiosd = f. HBB5tTneE B5TESE Ticket ss6ss. c5idhBug7
2. T44aBL .! Ger. a,I4skee ..9qo5a bE9. sen
apl29 T77rF1 Hses>s2 SHtz9huE
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cONARD 3STEERAG( ...,ssLIRE..,

ID TERPO0L, calling at tQUEFNSTOWN. n
) 8 From New H6ikesefy W ednesdaSgEj Il ssoaesGo
From Liyerpqol every Tuesdas. !befvy 1ue4eo
a RA9Es OF 7 ASA EsCabih ESQ e tld): Steer.l1
age, $50 Steerage tickets from AiFeF4
pool or Queenstown at low rates. ~
Drafts for sale on Great Britain and Ireland.d noi
For SteeTage rassage aPplyEteSe r,1I,J.1,xs o4ogy
!, ssa,;a0 No So Brqadways New, Yorks6r tosa "
RICHES a MOOREs YAEents,.-aor,,,s
= No. .167 South High street Columbus. Ohio - >
. aec17-d1y .IS9tiH DSesAl biAlO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-04

A SEA Capfain1 says that mississippi
river water will keep longer at sea than
any other. .F0rsthel reason, probably, that
nobod yfcant drink it, ~. .sIzL.rr,ElI)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-04
ENDORSEMENT. ofnthe PRESS

The many thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty years, and the mum erous inn
portant Surgical Operations performed by Dr.. John
many other papers, notices of which have appeared
again and again before the public, besides his stand
sufficient guarantee to the afflicted t1 1Tit q
81 SKIN DISEASES CURED. 40
iuDeI9-dIy,d1 - laufe7p 9H3 -9r1it &c - lasra7-
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THE CHINGARORA
III fJoEkit 9a - . FHt's .a'2.}lYtt3o.i
9d3 5ed5 5ANTE.NEHVOUS ~ a@eass
/ Gf0Ts .aseE3l9fff @GH lJs3 s7f i0 nei fsiaer
SIN MOKiNG .is99 iis99 TOBACCO! I!


TsBE C II II n CAB Or A T0RAC8GO &C
j grows from the rich soil of the ''OR1ENT,'
and is possessed of peculiarly delicious flavor en-
tirely unknown to the robaccoes of all other Chimes
But its unprecedented popularity has sprung from
N2coti1s, whicn rermeates every other tohacco and
which the one and sole cause of the distressing
nervous diseases, dyspepsia, de-, which most inva4
riably soo1er or later follow the indulgence of the
pipe and cigar. At the recent analyzation of to
bacco from all parts of the world, at the Academy
of Sciences, in Paris, the renowned Chemist. M.
LAMOUREAUX. declared that while European and
American tobacco contained fully cight Ter cent,
and the puFest Havana tobacco from two to fiveper
cent. of Nicoti5S, t9e CHIA AGAR0RA did not CON-
tain one discOI erabe particle of that deadly poison
drop of Whirh extracted. will destroy life r.
Our Agent at 10 MBAY has. shipped US large
Quantities Of the CHINGARORA during the pasf
two wears, and although we have. been pressed to
supply the demand for this delicious luxury 10 the
veteran smokerayet we are now prepared to offer 1T
in unlimited quantities, at price much lower Than
some American tobacco of a far in erior quality.
A connoiseur has but to smoke the American to-
bacco and segars. which are invariably chemicalY
favored, to be disgusted with the mediclnal taste
which leaves q nauseOus, unheathy coating In the
mouth apf in time seldom tails to shatter the ner
vous system. 7. 5.......,, ,;,,, Z
GARORA from morn till night. from youth to age,
and are happily unconscious of the Wild dIstresslnR
fee which courses through the veins of the inhaler
of the fumes of tobacco containing Ncottn.
We irvite every lover of the weed to try the
CHINI9ARORA, and guarantee unprecedented
IolAasure eiE,si its delicious flavor
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.aa osheriA,s Sale

III GSheri1's Sale %
Of fAttachedProPerty.
David Tanner 1'Court Of Common Pleas of
Thomas d. Ridgeway!I a Ohio.
TNFURSUANCE OF AN RIDER OF
III sale to me directed in the above stated case,
will offer for upnblic auction, at the farm of
Joseph IA. Briggs. 81 miles . est OF Columbus, on
the Harrisburg pike, on oa.e issilflE az I'd Es-
Monday, the e29th. day of April, A. D.
I .A81JIkN03 > 1857, -15I ~ 44
at I0o,eloek A. NJ. following goods and chattes,
'fYOne iHundred and Ninety six head Of Sheep and
INnIbs. attached rs the property of Thomas ID.
I;doewav upon credit Of thirty days. with good
and ShfiSieit security approved by 7Sa II -
~. tSf 80 II fast sffWM3 3DOMIGANS Sheriff. s
lPrinter's fees &5.0oJH dihd9UB % fe hetia q
Iapr19-dtd ,ff2 % - eai ll5
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z ASTROLOCY..

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you may never again have so favorable an 0pportu-
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strctest secresy will be maintained. and all
Pondence returned or destroyed. References Of the
highest order furnished Those desiring them. Write
plainly the day of the month and year in which you
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Address ~ % MADAME HI. A. PERRIGO, =
p. o. DRAWER 2ss, BUFFALO, N. Y. =
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III - ELIRADa
.fsB a9bioa sss - T-5=7s SIT ~ .ass1ss g9iFI
OsNRANDsAFTFR ARRIK eos 7sa., a
sktV 2 TRAINS DAILY. .siflesyar Goaunbhs sJ,Ye
FUR kscLLFSllNN LFSllNN NAT1,s L0VIsYILLE, CAIRO sT,,r
.bsL 9QIsr DAYTON, RICHMOND. EN-.oiSsse
DIANAPoLIS-S-GHFeAGo,
without ehange Of cars to DA YToS sD5 RFf,tI
sM0NDi and only one ehanes Of cars ~ MI =
( .lfir,-D1AAN NAHOLlS and CHICAGO.
Connections are reliable as follows: tfS4Rq
~ ~ ''.sn FIRST TRAIN $ - 'assi2 sdt I'd
-'' "a DaiIy, except M6nday) 9fse -Epssss 9d4
Leaves at I:eOdA. NJ. for 0Tneisrat. .GaircIsao1
villef and Lancaster Chiuicothe and 1Marietts. !.
stops at London, Soutb CharIeston Xen;sf fSesnd
win, Morrow, hoveland and f,kaiuviiie srryS;nc. -
Clnelnnati at Sa6- -AsMSIkS A 70 T91TSE
lss3 1890. saSEO0ND. TRAIEsT1s ssw Ys4,iolf
! sgllf,g ur Daily except sundays. l.,ct, s.,f,.
Leaves at 500 A. NJ for Cincinnati ,.,..,, ars
hlenmond 4ndianapelis and stops at w est Jeffer-O
SON SON Lond9nS South ChaFestoR. sXenia5 SpTinr,-r
Loyeiand. Milford ARR wing &C i noisnSti at fI0z
4as S3IRnecting @ yith the Mail Line for
THIRD TRAIN. .isssgads
(Daily except SOndays.)
Beayesat Ies05 = NJ. for Cincinnati and 'Dayt6r
hlcpmd%nd % 99d lnOiaRspolis arriving at Ginoinss4
Islf .TsIdInj!4 3 a5al taTgnq sRw Tsvs s--5fe
( ,,., -4..,.-.- FOURTH TRAIN. - : -. -
/ (DaiIy except SundaysJ 80 =
Leaves at $40 P NJ for Gincinnafi stoDDpin5s pin5syia
a Alt9nS West jefferson. london South Ehsrlessfa
;Selmma, OecaIyIlle 4enia, Spring Valley,
clnnStl at iGiSs a. lMiiK 1aB7i50 sou ssof 81 n
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CRISPER COMA.

There cometh glad tidings of joy to all, :.
To young and to old, to great and to small; 49,.
The beauty which once was so precious and rares
Is free for all. and all may be fair.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-04
lYDUsNG M EN

Whohaye injured themselves by = certain practice,
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt even when asleep and, if not
cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body. should apply immedisfeIy
Whsta pity that 8 young man, the hope Of his
contrv the pride his parents should he snatched
from all prospects and enjoyments of lifeby the con-
sequence of deviating from the path of nature and
indulging in certain secret habit! Such persons
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-04
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ThyolSs...' q D DiookeIso,n's Estate

! NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned has this day been appointed
Administrators of the estate of Thomas Dickers0n,
late Of He& ant township. Franklin COUNT, Ohio,
deceased. " AtiI II I'll SFIEIdAM W = HALI[g J.
ApEiIze, 1s67s 9llE! efau sz>alo do!Gg aprll-w5W