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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-28
MediraI.
Vegetable SIcIIIaf Hair ReneWsr

Has stood the test of seven years
before the public and no DTeDarG-
ton for the hdi7. has yet been dis
covered that tCiEL produce the same
beneficial results. It Is an eIItfreIU
IteIV scientific discovery, cOnibinin0
many Of the most pOtCeTfyL and re-
stOl'dttUe agents in the VEGETABLE
klhopom. IL restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YoUTHFUI
COLOR. It makes the scalp 1vhite
ana cte0nj cures dGndTIf and
ititniOrs, aud falling out Of the
nalr and 9CiU make it 0rOtV StpO1l
0dtd heads, eccept IN CerU dged
persons, as 1t Furnishes the ntttIi-
uVe principle on 9Ohfch the hdtF is
iiouT'ished and supported. 1t makes
the hair moist, soft, and OLossU,
and Is IEnsuTIDd sseI az n ,HdTK
ID II E SSIN q. 10 is the cheapest
preparation eVe1. offered to the qlltII-.
Tic, as one bottle SCfEE nccos1Hkisk
more and last longer than three
bottles Of any other preparation,
H g recommended and used bU
The First Medical Authority.
The aOOndeFfatG results produced
bU oar Stcttt0St Hair ReneiOer haze
induced many to manufacture ITe-
pdTdttoftS for the Hdir, under ga
J't01ts names; and, iIs order. to IN
dttce the trade and the DttbIic 10
purchase their compounds, then
hare resOrted to faIseh00d, by
claiming they aUere former part.
nerS, or h0d some connection 1OitIt
oar Mr.. Hall, and their aDreDdr0-
tto1l tOdS similar to ours. DO not
De decetged by them. Purchase the
original: it has neUe1' net been
eQtt0Lted. Oar ITedtise on Me Hair,
tCtth certifIcdtes, sent free on mail.
See that each bottle has oar private
heUehie stamp oVer the top of the
Ootttc. All others are limitations.
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, NJ.
Sod by al DruggistS and Dealers in Medicine.
fauI5MwFawIyl
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@isffllanFons.
ASTRoLoCY.
The World Astonished
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLoGlsr,
Mad. Fl. A. Per1ioo.

A'AG AGSNAs AAs IL Il SI11QO.
She reveals secrets mortal ever knew She
restores TO happiness those who, from dolefuI
events, catastrophes crosses in love loss OF leIa
tOns anu irlenos, loss OF money, &C. have become
despOndent. She brings together those long sepa-
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or lovers restores lost stolen property tells Won
the business you are hest qualified to pnrsue and
IN what youWtll be most successful causes speedy
marriages and tells you the very dAy you wifi
marry, gives you the name, Likeness and charac-
toflstlcs OF the person. She reads your very
thoughts, and by her almost supernatural mowers
unveils the dark and hidden mysteries Of the u-
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the malehc stars that overcome or predOminate in
the conhguratioil-irom the aspects and positions
OF the planets and the fixed stars in the heavens
AZ the time of birth she deduces the future destiny
OF man rail- not TO consult the greatest AstTolo-
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may never again have SO favorable an opportini-
w. Consultation fee, with likeness and all desired
information, 81. Parties living at a distance can
consult the Madame by mail with equal safety and
satisfaction TO themselves, As il in person. A iulI
ana explicit chart written out, with all inquiries
answered and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on
recelpto price above mentioned. The strctest
secreSy will be maintained and all CORE
returned or destroyed. References of the hi CHEST
order furnished those desiring them. Write plan-
ly the day of tho month and year in which Won
were born, enclosing Il small lock OF hair
Address, MADAME II. A. PERRIGO
Il. y. DRAWER 293
APrh 10 Ieoi-dly-cis BUfFALo, ny
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SptfiaI Autirts.
ASEw PERErnr FOR rnE nlNDKERmIET

ANEW PmFUME FOR THE HLNDKERmIET.
fhalon's "NiHbt aIOousinE Cereus,"
PhRlsa's "Night mIooniinE Coreus.D
Phalon's might DIoominE Cereus."
Phalon's "NiHht nIoos,stsE Oereus. y
most exquisite. delicate and Fragrant Perfume
distilled from the rare and beautiful flower nom
which u takes its name.
Manufactured only by
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BEWARE OF COONTERFEITs
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There cometh glad tidjngs of joy to ALL
I0 young and TO old, TO great and TO small;
rug beauty Whlch once was 80 precious aud rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
By the use of
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-28
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

oc0O.d1y
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

gay o. november Of each yeuf ate, ,bo 4,.I;o.,
sn1.l come lnto his hands. to NEE, the ,ay
t " t,io principal towns " places of bn.noos i
ild''uFeu' by advertisement in handbiIl for, ,.nI
a. tl'e newspapers Of his County, setting corth h.
nays ahu places where he NAV he C,5,d ~ ~, "a n'H
snai all 70 meet them at The lime nd 81 ~ - II"
b;P "a VI ineelhg or appoint all agent to a,tand G
hiIt &c 60 pace III ms absence. TO receive The te,o
81 % =, Ioie'. @ MS per centaRe on all moneys ,oJl,
t' =. ~ u'" llne' 1t shall be the duty OF tho 81
~ 80. " IerelVe the taxes al all times Iyhan tho ~
may Dc rendered, and he shall marx or en,a same
eys 'A0 ieceIP' oi all mon.
sEC 4. That the Collector shall he en,,,roA :,
f,, CoInnlssIon Oi live per cent on all n.nevs ,I
- l W "'A' On or before the first Tues,Iav 1C "
t annually thereafter, and the ColJecior sbaII
oh 4 4ul'u Dy the Levy Court OF each COUNT t,,naL
. 90" 'eio'" VI the moneys collected, accorJ,Hy r., ,b
Vi inns act under oath of affirmative a,d
~ nv 'ileV'o' small receive commission of Ie6 80,
lt ',t 0 all moneys collected by hun aiier IN. g.,
1 ucSuay o. N"Vemher annually thereafter
:, SEC . lhat The Collector of The Cnunty r., -
r3of Ia1es shall have al all times all t6e ,,s ',u
CoIleot ali The taxes unpald, and the additional So
per ceht month INFUSED AMI providsd for ~, 49,,
1 ~ tn'' act which ID gwen tor the collec,on -,
AZ ~ VI napier ~ oi the Revised Code
Both Houses adjourned ON FRIDAY to ,poo,
% night, From the press of bu,ii,4s. !, !
imposed that final adjournment viii not J.,
Hade until about the middle Of March, NV
LIBERTY
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

Nh. EDTToR-It is a matter oe ,,n,,
complaint that the lamps at tet the e trna o. unusual
are put out at such an early hour e,yi ~, corners
Huf11s - total darkness, cDds9 ['lnE u! 'he
a amoS Il not the lives Of pedestrians ycrv ,rv
frequently every lamp is ont bv Laif na., ,;n. 10y
ana many nights they are not liz At aiI III T1b?, Tb,
- not as It should be They sboniJ 10 LUIS LUZ
tbn Il'tca Ca 70 burn until IL O'Clock at eaet &c Per
ime iau,t OF the town commissioners? 10 ,ho1 y IL
,nrust t9e person who has the lamns in cby oney
p9s tIJa them out such an early hour? ?'Srge IF .
nersonn rs ,niaT economy and does injustice to NAM
Tbe sI.S VINO are Obliged to be out late at ni@b
arron@emsn are almost useless under the present
might be done to remedy M tb;s tninS a1 something
ting this you will obga ms rnoe ov'I by I9ves !
and haterS Of darkness -Da"y 'oVerS OF light .
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13
STATE AND LOCALS

of tEl l,h hSIIVAL.-The festival for the bena6
WrJnap1 .'i p1qr oI ne town, held at Ward WaI
usctns sanssd4T Tb"r1 a"d 1Phpprsday evenings last was
to prepare it, the arrangement .nI 1liGLI IN which
So %ere equal to former occasions TN" atta HIppy
"ence % was marked and general The e n..ena not "a
IegI"'t Iipis were ' something over 800 o. Tbc
,US,sa'orS we're not present as expected Th nc
mhanagers desire, through the Ines ~ ,hI ne
onJ one gentlemen Of the town for their generoIi, iH
Iodge Id es''ft'@5e + % and also the Morning Say
We have received G H. the Tor t1,nation donation Of $40
above was in type. ''''0"i"s since the
!. Fa,;,,, 10 Me Lta6le.-The Managers of tho ,oto
to the aI pubc lof t the Poor tender their thanks
mas been great success haynS g"Igt, tston as 1t
So43. i0-net profit S4O2 - ''"s taken IN
which bDTaeTolent To Ta Sqcioty has been formed in
ioin l'm ms We nope all our generous friends will
BY order of the President
MAGGIE A. HILL, Secretary
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13
ftoT the tNew York; Church Journal
A GOOD EXANpIE

-H'%SS. E@"oTS.' have Just received =, TIM
G Gnu interesting letter from Bishop KemI,.r
rom which make the following pvtr,ct M
the nope that others will be iDcitrd 70 tTI',r 'tI
Tue example OF the absent donor The r, ,I.-.',
BIZ nL;1 nus nus have letter from the Hon
nno " hIte, Minister Resident of the I-r;,aJ
0.a: 0na,e' m ior thc KepabIc Of Ecuador. dated a.
tSii",y;n', oi @Aplll' iH'', from which copy the
AS an earnest Of my approval Of the bon.s
.;.,n guil poses OF the Western Church ExtcI,.
i,.h.irott,.IfS must ask your acceptance. in
p'Hdil oi that society, Of BOUNTY Land W
i"nt 81 forty acre, awarded 10 me far ;,,a,,-I.
hilitia service, IN defence Of rn,. co,n;r- my
''n d! period ot great peril Will. ihn ar.
e VI powerful enemy were menacin, iii
our frontiers. ''1''nS al
- ms christian Gcntleman. while away from,
i5a nome and country, does not f,rao, - -
hurch. Mr. White has also sent ho,nn en- 'ilS
,ihe 70 time. 500 tor the En- ,roI,,I En,' a
I'c M DiofeSe OF W l,consin $3.50 for tb. Tb.o-
itI lH>tlIution at Nashota $I0l for on
,',uan ELY ~ Luxe Church at Racine. &3nl
.Iat ~ pf purchasing a house for the Rector of
: Rao;,', lu'[ii IN more than 500 for endowiDy
. t'"cIne college III the vicinity of tb,. ,.;,, ~
tdclhe besides numerous other douat;or,'g,," -
'HerlhEs Tor Church us,.s A"d
r - las now many OF our citizens. Will. ,br,.o.l
they 90 not forget their country nrgio, ,ho
ialhN OF the Gospel and the Church ~ hu,'i 'ne
bending large sum, on tolies while tI h. "oIie, "m
t1r nL''I / ia9guishes il all our borders 1''
W., ;Ss~- lo'b, .NJE lHjG
b. '" ,,.,l are Er4;IiieI to hear that Mr.. WHIrF
ar Ng4t,ghn af~r referred to IN the foregoing no.
lurh travel al home and ahroad 'i,ltG ,;ra q Il
reference for the town OF Smyrna' over o,bnr a
caIltles N the State Of Dclawara 9'1ID' :.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

rrroaSd, LAND S;A.,LEs-Jas. AL, ". Spruance E.o
purcased Irn 100 acres Of the Font iii ITITEa, has
on pnUPSerty tSa OF the late Col. Daniel Cum, parm,
was Un .ne town railroad avenue for 900 oS6nnmlns, 6nn
Tes es G sOid by G. II. Raymond Eso ES0'oVT. It
to omen neTnlns, Tns, minor. Mr.. Spruancq nroa nor a.
his tract commerce and South streoto % tIEoposes
has % other aed divide it off in buidDe ote tsroqEh In
speak more "55efpf,ses in view, Of which Uv |e ne
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

~
noIn niALLIoWN, .L, DELAwARE.-Amonc .bo
ot new towns that are springng IN in o',n one many
tbor oIT T GIlCertalns more enterpr;s;no .
Lnan nalltown, situated in this c"nn,ISs S aspect
S nlng OF the Maryland and Della Saro a'i' on The
ana on the line of the two ~. hailr0ad
ai'oau ast 1 was opened to this place in me Inc
ana during the fall and earlv ,v;ntan vi august
onJ new ana substantial buildings Uorn or em'5
anu large number are ready 10 "oio w, elec5ed'
spring opens. There are two storee 80 up when
'. lion, and one being finished Tbnro ~ opera,
Smi Srv% Saw.mIll in the place, but is ~ hYood
D,ipagya Dipy nan the demand for lumber SnuoroP 10
n"a. a"areans have settled there durn c'eIaI .t
Eroi Rrot several @ months. We NAV ment;ogs N tne
frank nrank Dunn, OF Camden, who i e"tlon - .h Mr-
OantlIe , business with Mr.. VIM Ra'.,Ig oLG hler-
has bvy ol FELTON, W. H. Thompson Of %S Syrn Ior-
has has erected house and gone into ,bn bbnyrna'
putt;n ness Dr. Hubbard, Of HazIettv;III6e rI gram
GS Ge"r"sS up an an elegant store house III lS
= 6Se, 6oIS, OF kentOn, is about 70 co,nr,onS WIS,
a.. . .anusome residence Mr. G IogaJ I3l,i,Iehce
bonsaP up one OF the best and most commoJ;am mas
oa smr@oa III the vicinity. DIR. Stiles KrnNn1unS
ulge3n IN the late Confederate orDo., icpy,
49, ondoal mere and is doing we'll SeveraI mas
Ibore nave also moved in. The W.. .isry
SoIon, nave good store house walI 20 snI9 pro
uIon Pippin is buying grain o"J wei % ned'
,rom Tmner Thomas Downes is abnutt t"a ~ selllhs
5ranary Everything bespeaks orG n rsr 20 erect '
VI 'ne place. DeJGI0dre0n pau progress h
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

a., " see the announcement in ono
81 % our daily exchanges, the Phila. Laomrsr
~ Salisbury signed the temner'
saturday night" We ,incer..Iy
NoPg TINS dispatch is correct. In con,idera,;oI,
y ''l' '"l habits, We did hope he wouId ro.
s'sn' but IN as ruch as he will not. tho nov.
i pest '1'ng was for him to sign the temncronco
Pedge and stick 70 i What Influence bo 49,,
nave had III Washington heretofore h.. - Los9 I'as
lost BY his conduct, and he has been maJa 'tn tEn
Dutt TOR most of the slurs of the rross or ,L Lo
%u"try' and rerroach to his cons,ituo,o..
= ne becomes a temperance man he will naoo,
'1'''F become more moral, be more r.snoo,oJ
s'pec' ana command respect fer his no.;t;on
~ a:t himself or, to say the least. not d;sra
;zed V5 H. a temperance society has been o1aan
menp 1 ~ some Of the Congressman and e.,
.,enn men.ue[s have joined tive suppose NJ S'Ny
aSp am9qS c 'ne Fumber. He has thus done .ia, &c; e.
,nlng lor himself and set a good ,e e%smn9S good
reforms opposing moral
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

LEARH'NG'-Ihe Legislature has votod .
accept the donation of certs;n naS voted to
public lands rendered to each nt Sun Vi tne
tfenoral Government for the benefit Of r ar; sno
culture and the Mechanic arts The hin II nsrl' nsI
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

1HUFDERsTORM ON S.,
last we visited BY Da res1r safard5y afternoon
several vivid flashes and ond o,aT thunder gust
week the house Of gentlemaDp Dua reports Last
IN MN Greek Hundred, New 9nea TnseI Robinson,
strnck by lightning and most FS.Ie "a .T CO., was
Ijghts R broken by the shock. Tbo one e window
eather Is awakening the snakes rS 1lerS of
%Iner early If this is intended as Ina frogs
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

StpcIr Farmers m Bank Ba Stock, lot of Del r p
Io,m Ii ca and $500 certificates OF New r. I'll" H.
to Jno ,oT Mc Mse aisG s DEL State Bonds Appjg
Brokers G No so7 MsTEcf Mf01 stock w and Ezchdnss
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

P;SnS ;'SnN1tNCE !: OF DEATH A man named Aba
tenee gs of edb in jail at New Castle under ander A15
He was tried and condemnndH HiS :; own daughter
n ffPe but has been respited from tine i1Ez Tor ms
day ne1t [fSpfd Hd again he will be hung On '1f Fr
peni.ent all tbe fe has mas been very humble and
tha: gna naVS learned, since writing the abovc
Vsndness.a;e: V%nes y Moore, Esq, has sold to Mr. NJ
peaeh rhs Of odsss Of of his 50 valuable % M
and fifty acres Of and ABOUT fop ss@ one ed hundred
ture residence. 'hiS 1arln his tu-
oo,os -, ): gold silver and compound ;ntoro..
Son. Wa NEante4 E@1 At best rates by John McLear
banks d%ASMs; f<, s;;mSenator Bewley will accent our
inc Nj n ~ 40 s. . 20 5 aud 3O's for sale bv
~. NcLear Son, Market St., VII 0Gj DeI "
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

HE DELAWARE RAILROAD S SOUTHERN
foCrE.-Eycry day adds to the importance If
the great airline Southerp route via the Della.
ware and Eastern Shore Railroad
| The Norfolk Day Book says. The direct
railroad communication between PbiIadeInL;,
and Chesapeake Bay, which terminates "a
HomerS' Cove, on.the Anmamessex riyrr -
giving considerable uneaSiness 10 the r ,it;,1n' "
rranS, III view Of the protracted ice embarao of
ther port; and in view OF the fact thai bs-
tween the terminals Of the road and N"rf,Ir
cur two large Steamers the LudV oftLS liz
ana the CtW Of h0rt1k, with bows stron',i', |
cIad with heavy iron 80 as to enable tb,n, t9
crush easily through the thickest ice are nI', ~
ing daily, as they have been. during tba inton py
i1'SS'on OF the Baltimore boats The nnn,ba.
81 through passengers passing daily each w"T
'VGr their route is estimated AT one. .L,rf.Iy %"I
ma nifty: besides which large amo,,ntu ca ca
IL; and produce are forwardaJ h.! b..
Ms ir Inc There can be no doubt tbat ~ oy
,"'l>hl'ent OF t"iS route has drawn mnch -,
nI ,mStS y away from Baltimore. bGtE in Srai%b, Dp
Ia fravei; and Is likely to attract still mora ~
ourhern business, and become as M, nnnmInr mIle oI
> ulrect facilities should make il p'pO'"i aS
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

TIE LEVY COURT-Nrv, -,
Castle last = Tnerd,L eng Levy Court met at Ne~ ne
Per; 3 are Lewis Zebey2 b2'ujnE. JoEn The III old mem
eIcctd G w. Derringer Samuel pm p bi1S w. HaEkins
R"lr;lIo RlJ,,aGd Q The new member ana n VIM. Nc
Rehar, RRGivlIe' Samuel NJ Enos jon.thare are John p
2D Nm HoClkker hlker They orran;aeda 1edan Hand and
pess M was 'deand dcn President Verv ~ , electinG
ing MabIon HT"e with the exception of %!ale busi-
Hundred oa and dB@ten Assessor for Of Panc1 Pappont
the different I'll examining the Assessmeamocad emcder
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

,.-. 80, 1"EA" il Published epery "Wednesday of
'''"o'"' "y 'os' II. KosFEcKrs, Bai,o, and pro
SrtFtor. ct Smyrna. Del, >'''''' '"- Z TO-
'e'FVR'F.:o'',--0ne gear, $500 in al.
s' o' Sz''c Z not paid tiHend of the veur. M
r,r'' "''eONf'H&'e sTt'' SHorrearsqrs paid-oaIy
o. t"e oPt'en otta, Publisher. ''"S
r'S- AVS 'o'H b. inserted at the rat. ofS.n.
~e"S l'"F 5"r the drsf insertion; suLseon,,,, 80
'"o"s ): 'r"ts i liberal discount made >,
g"'''s' 'y' s'mi-an"'.al and yeariy adrerti,er,
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

n, ihEMrEa, hrir;p NScE-The members Of the Smvr
,dvisad ai piydS2n, Sons of Temperance are bereb %g
be bsId Oh on @ meeting Of special Importance ~
1t i, bop"5 y" next tbs, %pniay a evening, in their hail
continaaoce 'ft of tbi al persons interested in the
make its meetrnI 'nlS order and who desire to
tnoIe} Will be present on that occ,son Im1 pFpa T
l.lenls OF the Temperance cause re@ardi oG In! Inc
oaganIzat5on as one Of great inn9rtsnnes @ onlS
connected 20 closely with the mpps,n Iu"ce ana
iT;oLhunity i;oI ,h and the happiness Of ma9v % pne
ile1 that may be rescued from The Hdny hyLail Iaml
cnnGJnce Of intemperance, have ,tI s,rag lung
tonnaence IN the better judgment oftbis SGS[ons
oIam community and hope for the hear,v Tn[lS
arn ';1'h IL 81 all friends Of the temperance re-
oIrh T IN building up the Division 0''''i'' re-
Dr. Cookes aT,idI herewith we call attention to
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

"a .~ta''S@so+s}s, il 18th Houses, last vsek
Ihls bill Is copy OF the one presented tTo
years ago. when it was defeated by a strict
party Vote-the Democrats rejecting the cen.
erous offer. 1t is evident that common .ono.
IS taking the place of bitter prejudice IN tbo
democrat ranks. Perhaps they might be in
auced to DO something else they once refnoad
to do' such as thanking the Union aoId;ara s1@
'nat u nave survived and buy grave ward for
those who did not, etc. They were afraid ,ba M
H,ggerS would be included heretofore.
We see it stated that deleration from Now
ark have been to Dover to induce the Lec;s.
iature to propose the Delaware College build.
ingS and grounds as the most suitable faron
agricultural college. The building, grounds,
ana scientific apparatus. is valued at from
S'o,ooo to 100000 This, we think, is a
good idea.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

tbanil IANNS;- e> Senator Bewley will .coopt ouu
'nahAS Tor important documents 1' "'cept our
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

,lpo Ri y, ~ ~ s. . 20 aud : 3O's for sale bv
0u' NcLear y Son, Market St., VII W. Size Del 0y
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13
80 II

In the flo
varying IN
front. Also
purchasers
MIddleto,
IS miles be
the best for
chanlc, the
berries. nur
Trains three
uculArs, ado
M43dieto1|
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

MEETING OF TIE Kexr Coryrv .a.
lCkAL oocIErY.-rhc annual mna,;a 5a'HicTL- y
TTTLcl'ey TL - was he'd in Dover, on Tp".J o. thIs
oF.o 1Ee following named gentlemen wnrs auIy Ia last
o'TGers PTos;dtt Tor the ensuing year: ' '''oted
Henry gS CdrgiIil rTsiiIdont'-Thomas Slaughter and
Corresponding Secretary
Recording Secretary~fIenrTna TanlVve W Hayes
W1reasurer-pr. Henry Ridgslv '" Draper
z 4Ip1naggTerSIJames "a ~ T Postles, Henrv Cou
{; r. b; Clark Kent, Mark 'i4S"ry Toh' TIahnnon'
1ss m " Tha|' Jas IL Postes, ezekab0 b0MShnson' Mn1so'
%s KnigSt o9 n99r4apce Chas Register, Mew;tt s'en
Eal es'oFfd o" 6d to E give up the lease and
committee was Ie annon,g lair ground at Dover, and
= IL III i proposed, in place of RI" ra purpose:
nou "a horticultural fair, in Dover I,ar iar'
a'ou oi fruits and flowers. Deigio,orain uuring the
Smyrna times., 1867-02-13

his ! ne, ne reasons which Mr.. Peabody r;u
nf nrT last great act Of philanthronby gives for
far E, ms benevolent mind lie proy;dae dae worthy
Io dor education among the yonnS lo'ndes "a fund
T"nd TvSctute portions Of the South West me more
;tnu ;Itn M s9ch men as Robert {. Win,6ro,o oi which
aro con a,l, risn, VIM; NJ. EvartS, and GepP lam
air aItr APPOINTED Trustees No inyid;om. om Grant
Pa.I anpalrs the value ofths muni6cono part-
ts eaGody declares his purpose thai tbe Mr.
mt ,ntra Intended Uam shall be distributed among moe Dehe me
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A. TALISMAN.


1 9Fiia8sa % gil--r-- ,do.dN ioa Fob8
brAu YOUNG man laysupon q sofa 10 .
waking areem.q His thoughts we're in The
fatnEc,o and fancy tdwslt with brilliNpl
images. ,dOn the morrow be was TO de,
part for distant city, and there enter !
law, Office to study tho profession he had
chosen, He, had talents and was :amBi.
tiops.s Up to this period Of his life ht
had dwelt chiefly in Tie country, rScsiv.
ing his education at a college 10 The
Deigbborhood. lie was purolmiudsd,
and free from the vices that sensualizsI 90
many Of our young men, p 'hl egA ,yi1f
so Lost was be 6'hig waking dfeami
that present things faded QUITO his mind
He saw only SucoesS- -HthePRoud ssIiSfaCl
tionsthat awaited himiH the futnra y8d o
sIwilI staDd smoug the Grss, he said
innhis thOughtg with eVsfy pulse lespiDg
in fullothroboalOng the aEisries;sg d,o
edA,kiSslup upon the forehead dispersed his
fanciss, and instead of unreal things, ba
him How Gnll ~ love 4 waa l-.tnepISsalr1 "a ISsl1
vsarpinr' ,snxious love so" ''Ti' INV i'S'
btHOWlcsp Irleta you co. Alfred 2 she
lnnrmnred. y1gd9ss7, li9di 10 soorq ri sni1
SItlis hdfdI dedF thothef;' be answered,
dFdRiEg his arm iroaBdrnhsEi neck q and
lrisSiBg her fOAdly iuyretnrns tButitis
bette sY6uses that sslBell "a IddociaI
could live but half q life here in the
cOudtryaidYou know I,havs talents and
ambition for %. wider, sphere. You shall
be proud Of your con, dear mother. +.
/ sOas ,hs next day be vent away, .o,,..,
gao n.ss. ;,.s,sIs,a.,a.ro,,s rloos 81, !,
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06

A tender 99RetSarted railway en-
gincer says he never Ftias over
aiman when'hefEeanahelp itgbel
cause ''itl mrlssnsi tip the-treck
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06

KIND woRbs FoR A. MOTHER ~ Dog
pise not thy mother when she is old,@
Age may, waste mothers beauty,
IslrsEgib, limbs sense, And estate but
her relation as mother, is as the sun
when il Coca forth ip, itH might l0t It ID
always the meridian, and khoWeth no
evening. The person may be gray head
cd, but her motherly relation is ever in
the flourish gaIsRays be- autumn, yea,
winteruwith . woman, but with tho moth
er itisialways spring. Alas how LITTLE
dove aFprsciais,a Imotber's Tenderness
Wbileliyipg1O How needless are We Of
al her An4ietiesI and kipdpess But
when she is dead and gone--when' the
cares and coldness Of the world como
witheripg TO our hearts--when, we expc-
risDce how hard it Is 10 6ndi true synpa-
my how few tRly will bsftlsnd Us IN ,IisfUtl
tppe-then tits thSt We think Of Inc
mother We have lost. ''' aass'Assi .