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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

FuN.-Fun should be cultivated as fine art,
for it is altogether = 6ne thing. Who ever
knew " funny man to be bad one? On
the contrary, is he not in nine times in ten,
generous, humane, social, and good? To be
sure he is. Fun--it il great thing. 1t
smuothes the rough placed Of life, makes the
d.s I. .es. ana .an.ns .nd Isss o.1,
wherever We go, gives the world round, jolly
coanteBance, makes all the girls q pretty u
June roses, and making one Of the best FAM
lilies out. We 60 in for fun. The man who
won't cultivate ii, must ksep good sized
half rod between NJ. hs go
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-03

MANY years ago, whenths hte Hon. Sam
mel Hoar vas : tithing man - Concord, N.
e.. on a Saturday q violent and destructive
tornado passed through thetowns in order Of
Acton, Concord and Lincoln. A citizen Of
the latter town, speakingof the furious gale,
remarked 10 neighbor: "How unfortunate
it is for us that the tornado had not happened
one day later 'sWhy so n said the other
BECAUSE replied the wag, ssif it had start
cd on Sunday Squire Hosf would have Ger.
tainly stopped II at Concord"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
ANNEXATION Of Mexico,

It is reported that Mr.. Abbot, the
brother Of the historian, has broach.
cd ! proposition to leadiug members
Of Congress for the Annexation of
Mexico, which he tntimStes meets
with the appreciation 81 JdraSi and
tho chiefs OF tho Mezicau RepabKean
party. Thslstter fsar aucthes Tor.
sign intervention on 'aceount cf Max
imiliau's execution, or a eood6aafloa
of the iatestipe strife, ana arc satis
Hed With gnhsxatiou provided they
themselves can De secured In soms
good Goverrtnsnt berth, and peace
can be secured 70 ths country. Mr.
Abbot's propositlooa ware received
with some hesitation b5 So inner and
Banks, bat witit much 70 tpf by How
ard, coIe, cbanHdr, Ind oshctse ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
rho Veto MeSstsalggo.

The sGtO Of. Chs RECOMMENDATION
Bill is before tho county. .ThsPros,
idsnt argues thorOiu pgniOst its un--
coustitutionality, and jliselAitns Se aiust
taking certain powers out OF his
hands, Ho enters an emphatic pro
test against Congressional in.crfer-
cnee with his COnstitutionAl pro-
negatives, and gives an almoy, pitablc
whino At his own Aelplesshess =,
The bill was Immediately passed
over tho veto, sndlho is left, 20 500 to
IDS execution, or DO promptly dopOsed
ftorn his high position AZ Tho next
meeting Of Congress. 1t. ~
ThoIc is sOwO question as to which
course he will choose. al u'v el.-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
Congress Adjourned.


On Saturday last uner an ineiTec,
tual attempt to get tho evidence taken
hy the Judiciary Committee before
the House, II adjourned, per agree.
men, with the Senate, to meet on the
sIss dag Of November next ~ -
The most important bills passed
ss.this brief session wero tho Supple.
mentnry Reconstruction Bin, Indian
Peace Treaty Bill, aud the Equal
Rights Bill fJr the District Of Col.
umbia.
II was agreed that the impcsch-
meht evidence should be printed and
placed 10 the hands Of The Congress-
mon at the opening of tho next Sos
sion, when 4 is more than probable
His ACeidehey will bebrOught to ao'
count. ~ '+ f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
& A Champion for tao Rebels.

A champion for the. Rebels. b
sNOtwithstan ling the rebel States
are not represented, iu Congress IL is
remarkably evident tho rebels ares
AuSorS, of ths Fiplsy District, has
assayed 10 become thoir champion IN
the House Of Representatives,, aud
when fortnight since, resolution
was offered directing scme Inquiry 10.
70 the treatment Of our prisoners in
ths sonih. Mr, MVSeRErsOr Eladipg
Bill, as he is more geperallyknowaA.
offered ono eiinilar iu regard to ihs
treatment Of rebel prisoners north'-
He was properly rsbaked Bg The re
fashl Of the ,Hoase 10 suspend th,
rulcs. II refused 70 entertain ian.
resolution Of the Kind unless accom-
panied with specifications hom q RI
sponsible source e'al aes s'nss N
This is ontirelyin keapingwith Mr.
MuSaESswar record, and Il is 20
10 wondered Al that a Colonel VIII.
would desert bis command in the hou
cfAactian onthbi bloody Geld Of Shi
loL, would be a ft champion for a de
fanct rebelhon on ths floorS Of Con
Ntr-t A7fr1 a. e1'hI I7fst.slh 4
gress
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
Something 10 Remember.
}suul vo@, bio, todI.pa .bl
XII bois7 thSBtat wlIlsh lef5 be
great RLaieAlAhelI of dAr lcsAntil=

have all emerged from the crisis Of
war lrdfminishgd debts. TIE ma.
jority Of the States have increased
their liabilities from thousands to
miifions since 1860, II is wen for
voters 10 remember this fact during
the campaign. We decreased our
liiebt ma mxua 6mid xhd-hmho abd
fupy ct wunii'wAy ~ Be5aupe tho
feihsaof Tho ra6vepmvht were n the
hands 3 the ffiepds Of tbc county,
men who, we're kppwpi to be dqyouted-
ly and sesthusias sticalls nloyal,1 with
'thohi our honor ana ctedipwec cafe.
wsherS there lisa Ra,iitaf Adminis-
traiien, no one fears Chat drcsdfpl
woEd--repndiaiion We ,ara pledged
70 tberf6lp payment, 20 the Hast cont
'anddoDur, Of an oJr war deDt nTfhc
people kp0y its opt parlS,is tho en-
dorser Of tho national debt before the
.psopls1o The Democfato Pdrty hhas
Iuoycfbseu able to'convine6 the coun.
try thateit was hpnest on this point
They are suspected Of Reputation,
and tlnt suspicion is death, The
Democracy havO ropddiatcd OuroooH-
try,r Its traditions, ,ie history Its priu
ciples, its Dag, aud dclds o honorable
sloryr-vhy should they not rePpdi-
ate lie sdsbt2@- Ho. . 1ts cod o.sh
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25


Abraham. Az, 4. rialutin lcoutt Groom, rieAs
william .. fewmsn, ,dert seneca County, Ohio.
rI,iIE defendant win take notice, thato the III
a day of Mafch, 190L the SAID pialhtiHnIed his
petition.agNlp said defendant. IN the Cier'sof-
Gee ofsaid Court Of Common rieas, for and Within
the county Of Seneca and state OF chic, sFherein,
That on thS % setS otJsnuary. 1855, the saia dc
fendantexecpted Rpadsllyersd 40 principal, with
THIS plaintiff AZ surety, his certain promissor
order VIII interest that said defe ndat nektccted
pay or and dl'obdrgs said nolef, endthat plain
~ 20 S as i Sia dn rif and pay o she same
10 the sum oJaye hundred flfy -four 100 dohaFs,
We 'Ha am aas sd SSs G pfssaasn mercer
si @ sSIfRsPGs " rsf fes%sS II:
promlssOry 9otefor ssss, paysble twq9 years ten
IsSSsa eT osdeS WIN inseress sa'S fc sts ss.s - se
That % secure the payment Of erid mote
william C. LswmSa executed 1 paper ~ieist, J,
attssied ~ two Witnesses, under the seal
I'd before tisticc OF the Rekne, raid Ell Iawman
and William Q, Lewman believing the same was a
moftgage upon the west half fthe north west
quarter Of section siNC etowhrhlpth (9lnorth
that said papoi @riUng was pfesonied fof record
AZ me recorders oiiice OF Seneca County, Ohio,
April 70, ,et, aud recorded therein yune IA 1885,,
that said deivndaut was then and there the own
noftgsse the same, 6dt failed IL The granting
clause, who're sah defendant is named s gfquteo
and ead Ell Lewman IS grAnthr. Tint said plain
ttffth nnw The owhof alid holder OF said noto and
paper Nri!lng, and Of I'll the lnierest OF said Ell
real essts and that thers Is ono TO piaintli'from
elsssy- aSe dollars With interest rom TeBfasry larry
The said piAintlff prays Judgment agaInt defcn-
can't for said several sams, with interest, that
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
~ UNION STlTE TICKET,

ri.. Fon tisvryrsrr oovHnroR,~ a..
y Z JoHNc LEE. 6tesnsca ceunty. -
roA rasAsunrR on srk9n, ~
: eibNsi 8 w4itisEn, q Lot}in County
t, rpk ktpif5s or tfAit, !.
% JAMES y GOLDMAN. Of Msadb osusly
clpiedr5s csNefkcsatN y 1as sAsisetr
rQaMosEs a BnAiGnf df talieA ooensy
Vbh nirise9sA sopss~ssv 'saiia aa
fusf 6oHS wEiciL ec10hetn ooanty.i %
rt-H sins sok krreesss' eissnEia 10 uoii
- WILLIAM b. WEST, of lsSsahi 0euntys1i
. s.ys surssn 6r rar sokrp or tvutU wcits.3
J. pHlLtP.v, HERzl9 Of Anglpire c9npiy.r
F,ia son s0SsurvsIeSAt AassBFFEfr 80
-. 80 YES. -. - -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
Col. Donn Piatt's Speech.

We lay before our readers this
week the very able ana argnmenta.
i've spOcch7of Col. Dorm PlATE de,
hyerod at Finley, Ohio, on the eth
Of June, After a thorough perusal,
nc suggest 70 our Subscribers, that
they place il IN the hands ofsome on,
Of their nOighbors who do not tskt
this paper, 1t may be tho mcnus o.
rightiug ono ertipg iamd and 'iispcl
ing III 9 dark cloud Of prejudice from
Of thsir political vision. s8l s.hi8i
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
Foreign News.

penn ;s IN sInas, stots of
brcbv ii - u Boz - ~ 'rrH1
~, \, ~ =, 81
4 10 be rcnrsan ;geJ - TNe'''
I1.e ~
n5 sa'soi IoPeN pss pseu wv
s'su'e ity" wy ies'V".0i n0nos'
In lnE Sre'uuS aro PrSpFlng nre
shipS 10 puin lhe Aurk'sh hee1
THE Derby Reform bid is sustained
by the tories IN the House OF Lords.
NAPOLEON still continues buying
horses and keeping the military work.
shops busy. .- q.t-f ..4 +. r.
MosQUERAs chances for regaining
the Presidency of tho United States
OF Columbia are very slim. trs
Nicaragua wants to make treaty
Of fcommerce aud Ami,y with the Unit
ed States. % auoiw = ssyla,.
There were rumors in London, Of
battle between italian troops and
Garibaldians, In Italy, bua ,eaoi
The Mexican Government is about
II publish an address to the world In
justification Of the execution OF Max
inilianF liica-i'' 3 So figmo;
| Juarez had been enthusiastically
received at the city Of Mexico. lie
hml ordorcd an election, and positive.
ly declined. to be candidate. 80 DO.
GaribSldi has announced 10 grea,
public naotidg tliat tlie ii iine for the
liberation OF Rome fro m PapaI tyran.
ny has come ,, y. 'o7o - 'ia1.
WIZ oLloyd Garrison has been re
oejyed M E1inbbro win distingnish.
ed honors The municipality pres.
entod him with the freedom Of the
city.
Il is stated that an American com.
many il negotiating for The purchase
Of Queen Charlotte 3 Island ffom Great
Britain, The Island is said to be
rich ip mines. $500 ~
TaE Goyernment Offices al Busnos
Aypes have been seriously damaged
by irecand many valuable State ma.
pers destroyed. -,atngl e.l1, q.
TuE Governor Gebeml of Canada
says imISediate attention will bo' naid
to a netitiou fs,r ithe remission of tho
santenpo ON Fa,her MoMabon - ~
I N -, -. ..,,,..,..I'",. A..
T,aIian Parliament thae full liberty
will l,e oranted 10 thS church wbsnl
tbsrbnrck grants f6ll libnt,v 10 tbS
peonle 30 gs,T
Tur ls,os, oceounss hv maaa Gov.
Crete represent that the renegade,
Omar Pacha, is perpetratipg the most
fiendish atrocities in that island,
Homo KoNd papers denounco the
CooIie trade as carried on bythe Por.
tugese, cite instances Of barbariiy,
and call on civilized nations to put
nu end TO il. ,-,.,-l 49,, 80
TnsAustrian Parliament has adopt.
cd a resolation In fayor Of ,he poiit,
ical eI,uality Of religious faiths, and
recngaising the validity Of marriages
by civil magistrates. -
,FuKRE wns n oroat Fsaiaoy p,eet;n6
Ia R,,g.lo Sstn-a.g "a ,,a,,,.nA a. ~
Mni,ss S,a,~s n,o,Sr,,'S,'1 e,r'has - 0;,;' i,i'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25

her eseutchen the motto " KinciL
qui al rincfg.' II )eI4Bdre, Casete.
A-Al--L.k-AL
H0Hs Fe#s kH
! A BKNb or seeding Morinons Is
on the way 70 the States.
General Sherman is visiting at Mad
itl6ifi WISCONSIN,. p rETED0o $50
-Thess were $4,000, ,ooois gold 10
The q. s. Treasury vaults, Saturday.
( pTBF8E bfe in41kGf1f M( lddIan
hostilities on tho North Platte river.
NEKALrsuEuIpxN hns isuugd an
order closing Fegistraiion onsthe 3ist
-of July. siinionsh cfi ~ .aniia
1c 0EsERAt1AsBoTHs United States
Mi6ister at Buenos Ayres; continues
very ill.s8.brr' Or nF ~ oi nc1
% THsPtesidehtpocketcd the blltfh
promo ting equal tights III the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. q gaigg ggsb.17m
THE B6iied States steamer Lin
cold, with the expedition. 10 WAhus-
sia, has sailed from San Fropciseo.
The New York Constitutional Con
yeDi,p has decided. TO put an, Import
ant suffrage smendpiept IN the, new.
consul utlon,oit SD ra'f5ene q fri5l
20 g ESEHAb CusEBR arrived At Fort
Wsllaee 90 the 9th, and found the
bodies of Lieut. Kidder and twelve
soldiers who had been sent by Gen.
Sherman with dispatches to hiuself.
TIE ex rebels IN Texas, partiou-
larly 30 the Red River country, are
petpesrating outrngcs with q high
hahd. fr.f' rH QHi aIN .Hiaa
TuE6s Is a great frSslief Ia the
Upper Mississippi, abovp Mibheapo.
lis. tfhe water isas highfas in 1859.
The Cosoy fslhnd Boom bas broken,
aud eight million feet Of lumber have
gone over the falls. ~. 80
In response to sercnadc Saturday
night, at Wsshipglon, Speaker Coli
fax made a speech in which he said
that Congress was reproachcd by some
because II had done too much and By
others because it hadnot done enough.
Ho thought il had pursued the golden
mean. r,.- ,i-eF, --.t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
Opening Of Che Campaign,

s Cen. JonS O, LSs, our nominee for
iieu,ohAnt Governor, has consented
70 open tho Campaign, with speech
before tho COuoty Union CONGESTION,
on tho l7thlof August. The people
Of Seneca county, Interested in the
issuS' Of the day, should pos fail to
be prescnt. r o.- $500 ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
rSiOy CoTSff .C6xYESTi6S,

I've uplon voters otthrBeserAi toWnshhD AM
varda u ssueeA conntJ afe rpques,ed b meet .
their usual places Of election % SATURDAY Angus
ron, iees, and sppbint dsiekstes 10 attend "a,
uaion Convention ID be held 'ih fffin, on
rs1 Saturday, august fTth, 1901,
ar NE purpose of Dominating county cnlcsrf
The hasis of representation Niltbs one delegate
fgrsvay - Foss,, and one foF tvery traction of Q
snd upwards, cast for VI. n. Smith for Seoretery
II siAls Ia go which Iivss townships rspfssent.
dso - foltotvs It nAt .'It9a u1H N.H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
sNem aOpertis
,Dissolntiom.

rHE rANrSEhsktr HeREfpFoRE Ekfs'g.
ldsG between Csspi,a ktaeHkEN eRd p, q.
MoeRE. pndey the hfm name of M0oH ~ kiteh-
nkh q this day, Jelly ten, lebl, dlesolved ~
eesssl ean.sqe All hpsineispf ihs iEnsspl "
. ss-sf' TisisSy 'floW o elEIHeHnEss 4
~ .sAe1Csw. ".uirga sRasH'sf o
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sATCRRAns ! ...i,,s ss,y Leaves 3 YES


Attfao A. NJ, sandusky at 2 r. M. (rxenrsl6S1
Retrning: Lcares Pnt-in- Dag al lao r. ST., ard
Kelley Z tslena ats o'clock, .rfitinss ssnnaiIf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25

I II is stated that ,an American com
psny is negotiating for the purchase
ofQuecn Charlotte Island from Great
Britain, The Island is said to bc
rich in mines. .... ,-,l-.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25

.rs tnlf ga 1 bcx g. sSfafT.
r'atl 81 ilaau q A. VI Stph1tiJa. phhH1ti;Jna.yNtSsie
-. L---L---- Union Gen. Com.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
RetursIiTgsaGe6xee San

MioA; H. SzP,M,.AE AEgiyipFetK Kellsy.s Island
.SsrA.T - or a. - gFxorrn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-25
le,EXUVRsTONNs-stah - a
UNION CIGAR STORE.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-02
FROM CINCINNATI.
The LOck1and Accident crdict O
the COroner,s Jury.

The LOckIand Accident Verdict of
the Coroner's Jury.
CINCINNATI, November 30.-The Coro-
ner's jury impanelled to inquire into the
cause of the recent disaster ON the Hamil-
ton & Dayton railroad returned verdict
last night, which was that the collision re-
suited from gross neglect of duty on the
part of certain employees of the company
owning said road, and of the Atlantic s.
Great Western railroad company.
Organization Completed.
The organization for Homeopathic Med
ical Dispensary in this city was perfected
last night. A board of twenty trustees was
elected.
Public Me- ting.
At public meeting on Third street last
night the Government was called upon to
interfere as to the course of the British
Government toward Irish prisoners who
are American citizens.
Married Lady RaviShed by n Negro.
At Pierceton. Indiana, yesterday. Mrs. j.
5. Baker, respectable married lady, was
ravished by negro. He has not been cap
tured.
The Weather.
1t rained steadily here yesterday till two
O'Clock in the afternoon, when the wind
changed from northi asst to northwest,
bringing few flakes of snow and turning
to freezing. 1t is cold this morning. The
thermometer is eighteen degrees above
zero.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRApH
Financial md Commerc,,,.

Financial md CONNIE rcial.
LONDON. Nov. 30 -Noon.-Consols 943S;
Bonds 7l; Illinois Central SSs4;Erie Az.
LONDON, Nov. 30-2 P. M.-Erie 475s; !;
bonds unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3O-Noon-Cotton dull;
breadstuffs dull.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 80 P. M.-Cotton de
clined l-l6; uplands ~; Orleans III; red
wheat l3;ld for No. 2. Lard 40.6d. Ba-
con As.
Explosion.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-Additioual particu-
lars of the explosion of the steamer Bou-
6oulina at Liverpool, was received yester-
day. The BOuboulina was Grecian
steamer, recently turned over to that Gov
ernment, built in this country during the
latter years of the war of the United
states, for Frazee, Trenholm G. Co. The
original name was Col. Lamb. The explo-
ion occurred about G A. NJ, when the
bonboulina was getting up steam prepara-
tory to leaving. One hundred and thirty
nine persons were on board at the time. and
it is thought at least forty were killed
arms and ammunition on board for the
Grecian Government.
The roman Occupation
PARIS, Dec. 1.-Marquis De Moustier,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, addressing the
French Senate yesterday, said the stay OF
the French troops now remaining in the
Roman territory would be brief, and only
intended to insure the safety of the Pope.
The question between the Holy Father and
Italy was one of distrust, and the obj-ct of
the general European conference proposed
by the Emperor was to remove this dis
trust.
South America.
LISBON, December 1.-The mail steamer
from Brazil has arrived News from the
seat of war on the Parana was that the al.
lied cavalry made an attack on the Para
guayan forces, which the Brazilians claim
ed resulted in a complete victory for the
allies. Brazilian reports of the fight say
Lopez lost one Thousand killed and two
hundred prisoners, while the loss of the al
lies was only eighty killed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-02
FROM NEW YORK,
FIRE at Faber,s PenciI manu,,ctor,

Fire at Faber's Pencil manufactorv
RI New YORK. Nov. 30.-Last evening afire
originated in the drying and iapanning
house connected with the extension pencil
manuiactory OF K. Taber, First Avenue,
between Forty-second and Forty. third
streets. The building was a one suory
brick' with frame story above, and owing
to its dryness. burned very rapidly. The
nre very soon communicated to several
piles OF cedar. By the good management
OF the engines, the flames were kept from
the main factory building. and thus pre-
vented large destruction of property.
The stock in the drying room is estimated
at ~ oOO and the damage TO the cedar logs
will H. tall short of $50 600. There is an
insurance of So 600 only on this property,
all In town companies.
Registration.
In the various wards of the city yester-
day 2SS7 voters were registered, which
makes total, with those registered at the
oeglahing OF the month, OF $50, 1000.
Arrested for Forgery. @
VIM. H. Dodge. manufacturer of chro-
nometers ut No. 172 South street, was ar
rested yesterday. charged with forging the
Signature of VIM. II. Webb for check for
$500, payable in gold. III.
--..- action for Fees.
In the case of Clinch, wto brings action
10 recover S27. 600 fees while acting as Col
lector of the Port Immediately after the
death OF Preston King, the argument Of
counsel was heard yesterday, and Judge
Blatchford reserved his decision.
The Failure of Shervvin & Co.
The failure of the young and enterpris-
ing firm of Sherwin & Co. is accounted for
on two theories: First, that it was caused
by the fierce rivalry of A. T. Stewart & Co.,
who sold goods for lower prices than
MesSrs. Sherwin & Co. could buy them;
and another. that three weeks delay in re-
hitting the old Maison Doree was fatal. the
goods previously bought having fallen so
much in that time as to cripple their re-
sources at the start. BY the closing of the
firm nearly 300 are thrown out of employ
ment.
Sudden Death. r
Henry N. P. Meyer, many years Cashier
for Messrs. c. G. Gunther & Son, died sud-
denly on Thursday night.
The Registration.
New YORK. Dec. 1.-The registration in
this city for the coming municipal Il .ction
reaches $4,000, but it is not believed that
much over 80 600 votes will be cast.
Railroad Decision
The Court of Errors and Appeals of New
Jersey has finally decided that the Camden
d Amboy railroad business must not be
interfered with by the Raritan & d laware
Bay railroad-which had built a connecting
branch SO that they shared the monopoly
OF the former road of running trains be-
tween New York and Philadelphia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-02

INDIGESTION AND INNUrRIToN, is the
foundation of Consumption. All scientific
physicians admit this, and nearly all are
becoming convinced that pure liquor, COM
bined with vegetable remedies, which act
directly on the digestive organs, are the
remedies indicated.
1t is admitted by our most learned phys
icians that DIR. Roback's Bitters combine
the properties of gentle laxative. an eff
ficient anti-billious agent. and the best
stomachic known to the world. 1t is also
acknowledged by practical chemists to be
the safest and surest prevention to Bilious
arrangement; regulating the system and
giving tone to the digestive organs.
Ladies in delicate health will find it
suited to their use; it is also highly recon-
mended to mothers while nursing. 1t
contains inuigorating po,oer for enerrQted
systems.
Convalescents should use the Bitters to
strengthen the prostratfon which always
follows acute disease. nOv.27d&w1w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-02

SIX PS.-Poets-Painters
Players-Printers and Politicians-all suf-
fer from Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Loss of
Appetite. Liver Complaints, and all dis
eases which they may cure or prevent by the
use of Plantation Bitters. If those suffer-
ers took these Bitters, the Poetry would be
purer, the Paintings grander, the Sermons
livelier, the Acting truer, the Printing
neater, and the Politics honester. This
splendid tonic invigOrates the system, and
enables the brain to work healthily.
Perhaps no article was ever so well en-
dorsed by all who have used it.
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