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and stimulates the of life into action
Hence ir rapidly cures variety Of npaints which
are caused by zimpurity OF the blood. such as
Str0fWLa or Kings ErSl. 7Atrn0re, EZcers Sores
Eruptions PsmJtes Blotches, BoiLs, st. AnE1onv's
FSJs. ROse3 or ErysiI, las litter or Sat IPht ani
ScaEI Head Ring Worm! Cancer or Cdncerous Tai
NOR Sore Eyes, ffnadle Dir Gses, sueh as Rttes=
tion IrTf0uLtrity Suppression. " hites. &erility.
also Syphilis or TezteredE Disedses, LiUer CON-
pldiats, and Heart Diseases. TfSi AYRBs SARSA-
PARTLLA and for yourself he surprising activity
with the blood and cures these dis-
orders ABB 90 h. - -
During late years the public have been 1nisled By
large bottles pretending to give quart Of Extraot
of Sarsaparilla for dollar. Most of these have
been frauds pom the sick for they not only contain
little if any Sarsa parilla but often curative i'm
gredient whatever. Hence bitter disappointment has
followed the of the various extracts of Sarsapa-
rla which food the market until the name itse has
become synonymous with impos ton and cheat. Still
cali this &C mpound, "Ssrsaparils, and intend
to supply such remedy as shall rescue the name
think we have ground fur believing it has virtues
wh h are rresistib by the class of disease it in
tender to cure. w can assure the sick, that We
offer ihemith best al erative we know how to pro-
duce, and We have reasonto heeye, it is by far the
most efectuaI purifier of the blood " discovered
AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL is SO universally
known surPass other lnedicine for the cure
of. Coughs, Colds. Influenza, Hoarseness. Group,
Bronchitis, lncipient Consumption and for the relief
of Consunptiye Patients in advanced stages of the
disesse that il is useless here to recount the evil
dence of It's yirtu s. The world knows them = =
Prepared by Dr.. J, Z. AVER l. Co., Low ELL Mass.,r
and sold by G. Roberts, Columbus, Wholesale and,
retail, and by all druggists Sl5b" 1iiHii"- ''s
aprS-dtW&w9ms1 EU arfI .te5fE1 OF 90 Fl -a3
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[From the Nashville Banner. May 70 5.Gt
John @. Breckinrfdge Coming
$3.50. 5'g $50 gpi Home, --.l 5s tIl

We are Informed by private letter, Just
received from Paris, and written by gem
tleman who has every reason to know the
facts that Gen John G. Breckinridge, who
is at present in that city, will return to the
United States Immediately on the release
of Mr.. Davis. If Mr.. Davis is not released,
but brought to trial, Gen. B. will wait the
issue of the trial, and act accordingly
Though not rich, he is, as he SAYS himself,
'not a beggar yet" and confidently looks to
his old home in Kentucky, and the renewal
OF his law practice, which, at the time he
was called off to Congress, was becoming
very lucrative. @ 70 ~
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Female Suffrage.

The strong-minded females, under the
lead of Lucy STONE, are clamoring for the
right of suffrage. They think that wo-
men are as good as negroes and as much
entitled to the elective franchise. "Take
your time, Miss LUcY,n and the. good time
promised may come when we will have a
black President and another old lady in
CHAsE's place on the Supreme bencn. l7I
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STATE NEWS.


a9E STATE NEWS. uasa
Mr.. N. w. PAYNE, Of Portage townships.
on Monday evening had number OF sheep
killed by dogs.-OttaUd Union. -.
The search for gold at Belleville, Ohio,
still continues and it is said that s12
worth or more was "panned outn on Sat-
urday Al "a y - - 4 < q
THE Fremont od,rna, says that measures
have been taken to organize Building
Loan Association, similar to those now. in
successful operation in Cleveland, Toledo,
AMI other cities. saG q Va ~ Il
.THE Mansfield Herald says that on Nom
day afternoon about five o'clock, the storm
which had been threatening all day cnl-
minated in hail storm, pieces of ice fall
ingas largelas cherry. We do not think
the storm will injure the crops to any great
extent.
RuFus SMITH, of this place, recently
turned ,104 four gallon crooks in 81 hours,
for which he received compensation of
$780, In doing this work the wheel of the
lathe made 30,6Oo Irevolutions, and his foot
moved, in turning the lathe, IL u miles, -
Wadslrorth, Enterprise, Fsys - n@wrrg1
The Ottdca Netcs says: Our Danbury
neighbors can beat the deuce raising grain.
There is wheat in that township standing
twentysthree inches above the surface of
the,earths This is not in certain spots, but
covers many. acres. Spring wheat is at
leat ten inches high. vfb-5zsm
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says that two
or three days since as the express train GO
ing south on the Cleveland andsP Pittsburghs
road, was going alta high rate of speed
about four miles above Steubenville, man
was observed upon the track, but the dis
coxery was made too late to stop the train
in sfnie, and the cars ran over him, crush
ing him into an undistinguishable mass.
The remains were gathered up and taken
to Steubenvilleo The name offhe tnfofta-
nate man is not known A.a&sE
OE,Friday last q tenement house on the
farm of VIM. Wright, in nthesnorthsastpart
of Rowland, Trumbull county, occupied
by the family of Mr.. Michael Starr, was
totallyG destroyed by firea Mr.. Starr and
his wife were absent at. the time, leaving
theirthre children In the hodseg On5the1
breaking out of the flames, the two older
ones escaped, leaving the youngest child in
the house. Before assistance reached the
spot. the interior was all lafire, and it is
probable that the youngest child, little
girl, had persisted in the flames before any
person ggt there The unfortunate couple
not only lose their child, but all their
household goods. and tive. hundred and
fifty dollars in money, which Mr.. Starr
had saved from his earnings. III siTI6I ie, Z
lGcb-Itgqs
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PROVED RosE WASH cures secret and delicate dis
orders in all their stages at little expense little or
no change in diet, no ineonvenience and no exposl
ure.l 1t is pleasant in taste and udor imm
It's action, and free fomal injurious pFepsEties.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

The good-looking Senator from Rich
land, Hon. MANUEL MAY, gave us a call on
yesterday, and reports all right politically
in the back-b bone region of Ohio. 30
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New Advertisements A
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE Of
w fee Of the City Civil Engineer. in Columbus,
Ohio. until
Monday, the 27th day of May, 1867,
at O'Clock P. NJ, for furnishing materials and do
ing the Glowing work, viz:
For grading and sraveling the roadway of High
street from Russell street north corporation
line. rr g4 r.- -t.- t..- ...E ..tl.... ,.r... n
For grading the roadway of Third alley from
Front street to Fair alley. ili .4t.'.t -. 30
For building a two foot brisk Sewer in Mulberry
alley from the vest end of the heretofore built
there by the Columbus Gss Company. and running
thence westwardlJ, crossing w ater street to Low
alley. connect With seven foot Sewer about to be
built there.fH zl;.. -slr -En.rD al GEli .
a 1 he bids will be opened by the committee on
Highways and ON Sewerage and the committees Of
the several w ards in which said improvements are
located and the right to reject any all of the bids
80 - - - 49,, 81. VIM. JAEGER, :
.-' City Civil Engineer.
? City Civil Edgineer's Office, No. 9s South High
street. up stairs. 'af3 lu my22-d5t
OCT. 4 .. lWestbote copy.l f.rEs a.l
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Cleanse the Blood.
WITH CORRUPT

" =. OhA " FH
w or tainted Blood, you
are sick all over 1t msy
) burst out in PimpIes or,
'Sor IS or in some actiyedis
; 34se, or il may merely keep
you hstless, depressed and
;ood for nothing. but vou
| annot have good health
shile your blood is inn
Hurep AYERS SARsAPA-
IfILLA purges out these
Impurities it expels dis
rQsa opd ractor,s L.-IAL
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DRmOCRATIC ! STATE TICKET,

ONNNSNC(~~~e>
~ FOR GoyzRNoR, = A. ~
ALLEN @. .FHURs MAN, of Franklin.
.n LIKuTKNkNF GOVERNOR,
,s1R iDANtEA 3. U1aL, of Holmes. 0'i iB1
..tES ATREAseRER OF srAfE, eiz -
O. FULTON Of Crawford.
~ y AUDITOR or sTAFEsf s7r xw-
.NJOEN NlcEhyFEE, Of Butler. W
,fH0d3T9S h ATTORNEY GENERAL, iBI9F91
PRANK H. HURD, Of Knox.
-, SUPREME JUDGE,
THO MAS m. KEYs of Hamilton.
- 0oNerRoLLER OF THE TREAsgRY.-~vT
WILLIAM, sHERIDANs if., Of Williams.
MEMBER BOARD PUBLIC WORKS.
ARTRUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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HFree to EyerVbodv,

A Large PIP. Circular, giving information of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes y.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautifu
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid. by re-
turn mail. -..-.... ....
mar25-daw6un l.; Hii e i.tI I.-.-- Troy NJ Y
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Butler, Stanton and the Horror
onOf fAnders0nviIie Prison.

OFF FOB, ,4IBERIA,r-zAb bout one hundred
and sseveutyafve freedmen, women and
children" the greater part being women,
left Macon, Ga, via the Central, Railroad,
18th instant, Tor Charleston from which
point they expect to sail for Liberia. Sem
.iEIioosusiEd sfl .ffsNa bIid5-5nO-4ItS go swgTT
siD1S,u IoT IdI Il .srE-r .7-3 bIs 1a
.a-bih-ecIIs T. .IadI g l1gA e. t1E JLOJ
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News q the bay.
aEaszs AE GENERAIs NEws.EnEEns
Gold closed in New York yesterday ever

aEAGzS As GENERAL NEwssEn EEssa
Gold closed in New York yesterday even
ing at 5372+,aur,,.,y o.,o us.x EST,
THERE are 5000 exhibitors at the Paris
exbihiti6fE sloITao sva-yif-Ef .eeiA yssia "
ELnerEIofrY will, go around the, world
twice while q man walks two yards. Il, %.
saA9 LoNDoNpERRY, W., doctor mas q cat
endowed with eight feet. 81
A NAN who has tried it says short cuts to
wealth are oyererowded. = .zessss % Il
Last year in New York only one Jew
was converted, at cost of $7251O.
Iris a crime in New York for man to
stand quietly in the street, . kre ow
A coRREsPoNDENr says that Bonner
won't invest in another story from Beech
er's pen. :, -
FRANK b. FISHER, an ex-officer of the
army, committed suicide in . faro bank in
New York ay sEGoA3 2s0VYlA11oo -vz
An exchange says that ssbridal envel-
opes," so recently advertised, simply mean
night gownsa HID w .CE9
A cENsos of Virginia, published in the
Riehmond papers, shows $1,000 more white
than colored voters in the State.
MRS. PARTINGroN wants to know why
we call our business houses ''firms," when
they are continually smashing. aa31 " al
In Spain they imprison dress makers and
milliners who are so rash as to attempt to
collect their bills by law. 'as 87e
'THEiadies promise that tifthey arealIs@ed
to vote they will elect their candidates by
handsome" ajorities. IN sos Hz1TAu =
In Washington they have some horse
stables as nice as parlors. The. stalls are
cabinet work and the fioorsof fancy brick.
The Count of Flanders gave his wife
100000 worth of diamonds as a marriage
present.. He is what the ladies cali "a
perfect gentieman."'9 ell q h5iqraso zIosaIJ
THE charge that Judge Kelley indulged
in "incendiary langAage" wifi not for a
moment be believed.-Boston Journal.
LONDON must be oyercrowded. In cer-
tain street one room was found to contain
aman, his wife, three children and fifteen.
dogs ssg 49,; = -s55 L, ee,sasi -. ssstss5 I'D
GEN, GRANT bought q billiard table of a.
New York maker, Phelan, who thereupen
sent him second table as gift. 1t is very
handsome and perfect, and cost s14O0. -sav
AyoUNe ady of Montgomery, who was
recently caught smoking cigar, gaveitas
her reasensf for the act t.that il made itsmell
as though there was man around"
II THEIGsG 1IITEH GEA z1AsIJoHW
Mr.. AND Mrs. PoMERoY, of Somers,.
Conn. who were divorced in April, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays, of Enfield, who were
divorced last fall, have Just been remarked.
,JxMEsC GORDON BENNErr's income is
returned at SHAGGY; A. T.. Stewards at
S736 s62. Tie, former shows falling of
of nearly $4,000; the latter of over three,
millions. UFl 1lCs I - n s4sg8 s> ssl93
A consrABIE shot and killed man. who
resisted arrest at Point Pleasant. Missouri
on the 18th. The friends of the deceased
then shot aad killed theofficer and friend
who assisted him. ==z -========
,Arone of the Portland Comm quarries-
Tuesday, the largest blast ever madein the
quarries threw out IA ,423 tons of stone-as
muchIas gang of thirty men could getout
ingeight months. Three kegs of powder
were used.
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CONVERSIONS.

We convert the. several issues of SEvEE-THIR-
TIES into FIvE-T ENTIEs, ON THE MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS, taking the LIST series at GOVERNMENT
RATES, allowing con mi sion to dealers. and PAY
ING FREIGBT TO AND FROM NEW YORK. Circulars
with full particulars furnished upon application.
7.3ri 5sh geo. 9yaa Jay COOKE a. 90.
mavs-d&w1y a1..; l3liE5 -55d I1vaI sbucf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE & co.
NO. 90 WALL STREET,
Cor. of NassaW Street, NEW YORK.

We buy and sell at the most liberal current prices,
and keep on hand a full supply of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, ,SEYEN-THIRTIES
{ and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, and exc
cute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS,
RnNn2 G0I,D. .,..f ..fr-.5--.r.. I'd
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COUNTY TREASURER,

EpITos STATESMAN, PLEASE announce J. O'B
RENICK. of Franklin township, candidate for
County Commissioner subject to the decision of the
Democratic primary election, and ohlige- j. arJ IfU
= NJ A ,,nrcL-- =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

EDIToR STATEsMAN-Please announce Captain
JESSE BAUGHMAN, of. ~ iflin township. one Of
candidate for County Treasurer subject to ndmina-
tion the primary election on the Sth of June
. --. r-0-5 III A HosT OF DEMOCRATS. n
EDIToR OF THE OrIo STATEsMAN-Please an
nounce NEWTON GIBBONS as a candidate for
Treasurer subject to the decision of the Democratic
County primary election, and oblise ? '5 5-i8
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MANY DEMocRA,rs. rs.

ErIToR STATEsMAN-Pe ease announce the name
of WILLIAM GULlCK as candidate for County
Commissioner at the Democratic primary electiono
the sth oil june. q q. 10. Z. -. 3 -Dla1
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MANY DEMOCRATS. 4.

EDIroR ONO STATEsMAN-Please announce
JOHN NJ KOERNER as candidate for re- nomi-
nation to the Office of County Commissioner, sub
ject to the. decision of the Democratic primary
election, and Oblige 81. -....Er 49, -.f4.. 81 p
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SENATOI

Col. AUGUSTUS L. -PFRRILL. whose great
legislative experience and efficiency indicate him
as proper man for the posit on, has consented to
be candidate for Sena or in the District composed
of the counties of Franklin and Pickaway, and his
friends will present his name to the Democratic
aSenatorial Convention hereafterto be called, and
abide its decision.iIa ,. -...- Ut"
pEDIToROHIo STATEsM AN-Please announce the
represent, the counties of franklin and Picbaway
in the State Senate subject to the decision of the
Democratic Senatorial Convention.
Mr.. HIBBs has been faithful representative of
the people in the House of Representatives and
many friends desire his nomination for the Senate
. Ep
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Ep1ToR OHIO STATESMAN - Please announce
JAMES W. BARBEE, as acsndidate for Sheriff
of franklin county subject to the decision of the
MANY DEhOCRA ATS.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONE

EDITOR STATEsMAN--Please announce the name
of JONATHAN E. PARK, of Plain township, ss
a candidate for County Commi ssioner, subject to
the decision of the Democratic primart eiec ion,
and oblige f,ffLf1s- sy5d fri MANY DEMOCRATs. j
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

EDITOR OHIO STATEsMAN-Please announce
GEORGE 81. EARHART, ,, of the Fifth Ward. as
to the decision of the Democratic primary election,
and oblige .afHI1
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SHERIFF..

EDITOR STATEsMAR-PlPase announce the name
of WALTER Il. TU RNER as candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Franklin county, subject to the
9Th of June. . ...s- --..r.F ...-r ....., .. r..
EDIToR STATEsMAN-Please announce the name
of JAMES R. WALCUTT, of Fra kin, as a can
didate for Sheriff of Franslin county, subject TO.
the decision of the Democratic primary election
and oblige lJ ~ tlur MANY DEAOCRATs. 8
EDITOR OHIO STxTEsMAN-Please announce the
name of DAVID l.. H0LTON as eaodioate for
Sheriff of Franklin county, subject to the decision
of the Democratic primary election on the 9Th day
of June, aud oblige IFi 8. lf1 .sHr 20. -
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EDITOR STATEsMAN:-Please annol
W, HUFFMAN as candidate for Sh
lin County, subject to the, decision of
ie primary election, on the sth day
oblige a. s- Cos t 2 MANY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

Please announce that SAM
a candi ate for Sheriff, subje
the Democratic voters Of Fra
primary e.ection on the sth Of
s..-F LH."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

EDITOR Ono STATESMAN = Please announce
DENNIS B. STRA1Ias y candidate for nomin a.
ton for County uditor subject to the will of the
Democracy of Franklin county. MIR. Strait is the
eminently satisfacto y to '. 80 % '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

EDITOR STATEsMAN=P
name of JOHN A. SARBER
office of Sheriff of Franklin
decision of the Democratic
ohlige r4a III iisl a-gH
EDS. STATEsMAN:--Please
MITCHELL q. LILLEY as a
of Sheriff of Franklin county,
of the Democratic primary {
the sth of June. and oblige
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-22

EDITOR OHIO STATESM MAETPlease announce the
ship, as candidate for the office of County Com
missioner, subject to the declsion of the Demo
cratic primary ell ctiOn, June 8. 1867, and obige
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fInantial anb Gomm.rtlal.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago marHet.

Chicago marHet.
n, T,l.sr.phl CHICAGO March Is.
nour-Mnket firm; fsvorite brasds brought an adj
vance Of 26c but rule there little or no Inn
prov ent TO show fair degree OF serity the stock ID
being rapidly reduced hut medium brands attn continue
In liberal supply.
Wheat was irregular and unsettled. bot prices come
higher No spring opened Arm at 81 1922 iox, clos
ing At s. ii2 III fresh reseipts scarce Ne spring
steady - 40 rejected spring in demand but prices
irregular.
Corn-Msrket on No / opened $500, closing at ss1
asa rejected opened at Tsa5s1< and closed at 721s
"a
oaa-So > 49, q a.; fresh receipts sass
Rye-sl 2laI 3 for winter and fresh Mol
Bari.y-No TsSsl
Provisions Film.
L&rd-l4a14o better; sales at u prime steamed.
Mess Pork-s22 5o&5.
mesu-vsry nrm and held at extreme prices.
Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph CINCINNATI, March IS. \
Flour-u nehsnged; trade brands 81 sool1 80 fancy
sl4Gle
wheat-No spring 81 80; ezu, % 60, No q IS; No
winter g. 90
Corn-opened quiet; holders asked ecsee3ff for No ],
with buyers at o..
Osts-5o454
ByeSlsb
Bsrley-N 5S4l co for prime fall.
Whisky-Unchansoda at 2o
Mess Pork-s22 80 for country aud So soa22 IS for
city.
Bulk MeAsssg tor shoulders lol4 Tor sidss; liI Tor
clear sides.
Lad--l254 for country. and lfI< fer city.
Bacon-s y and l2l for shoulders sdes. clear ribs
and clear sdee.
sugsr-Unensnged; Cuba II 149l21l Porto Rico l2e
IA, and New Orleans IA.
Cefee-Fair to prime Rio Jsneiro 2h8as.
Butter-soa IS for fresh, good eoler.
Cheese-l6i.yal7.
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ESpED.-The lecture Of Wendell Phillips |
last Thursday evening, closed the course of
The season. The Library Association did
finely by our people this past winter, albeit Il
was disappointed in the non-appearance OF
q couple of distinguished men, who were ex>
pected to take Keokuk in their Western
peregrinatings, but didn't. The lecturers
that appeared were, as nearly as we remem'
Der, now these:
John G.. SAKE, who lectured about "Poets
and Poetry" and bored an audience with his
slouchy manner, execrable elocution, and
tritenesses. There was few good thoughts
in half bushe of chat. Nearly all his good
points we're superanuated. He seems to
have walked up from Rip Van Wrinkle nap
of dozen years, and started out on q lee
turing tour, carrying his old manuscripts with
him, without even revision. SAKE has
brains enough, but if he is too lazy to prepare
new lectures; if he insists urou hawking
about the country, old intellectual ware that
he manufactured fifteen years ago, Lecture
Associations shonld refuse TO employ him,
and the public should refuse to 60 out to
hear him.
p. T. Parnum, who, however he may be
the Prince Of Humbugs as q Snowman, isn't
at all humbug as lecturer. He speaks
forcibly and well; gave his large audience
many practical hints and well-considered
suggestions on the subject of success In life
Grace Greenwood gave one of her sharp
sparkling lectures. That's not large
blade at all, but it is bright and sharp, and
cuts keenIy. She is individuslized, but not
original. She is powerless against your con,
victions, but you are pleased to listen to her.
She represents the average intellectually Of
her sex. She isn't an Anna Dickinson, by
any means. That isn't depreciation. There
has been only one Anna Dickinson in six
thousand years. 1t may be other SIX thous-
and before there is another.
Prof. Lyman gave one of his classic and
elegant Readings. Then followed so recently
Emerson, and Wendell Phillips, and their
coming has been so largely discussed, that
| we will not further refer to them.
Thus have our people had attractive and
valuable intellectual entertainment during
the winter. For this the Library Association
is entitled to our thanks. We hope the
financial showing Of this course will be such
as to Justify the Association in prompt and
efficient efforts to early secure as full and
able lecture course for next winter.
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TIE "Gregarine sensation is death to
waterfalls, but unmoved through it all, Hess,
Stern l. Co., are receiving an immense stock
of the very best Ready Made Clothing and
cloths ever brought to this market. Call at
their mammoth establishment.
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By Telegraph NHv Yosk. March IS.
Cotton--32R y \ for middiing npiands.
Four-ss % ale 30 for super etas 20 so2lo 80 supcr
western SO soll IS for western; slI 6Sl3 10
choice do Sal 7osl2 Is for shipping brands extra Pound
Hoop Ohio.
whishy-Quiet and unchanged
Hhest-2esc better; 81 2ss2 30 for No Milwsukee,
inside Price for infericr.
Rye-Weeteru 81 coal 32l1
Bslley-Csnsda free 81 20ss1 %.
Corn-ti 10 - 40 for mixed in store 81 200
81 DO sHost = % yellow western, and 81 l211 lsSl-
Is western.
oAts-eII ~ s. Tor western; sea SO for new Ohio.
Ric.-Csroina loSz
Coffee-Qnlrt
sugG-Cuta llal2L.
Molssses- Dull snd heavy.
Pork-Firn =, sasS2s 81 for new mess; eiosing at
s2t IL regul. So SO - 81 old SIS f6Hl prime
Sal q = 50 for t,iae mesa Also s2+s24 so
seller and buy r. March. April and August
Beef Bams-firfs at s3f&4e 50.
Baeon-scs =; icssalolS for Cumberland; ll9a short
rib. aud IS loi e.
Cut Meats ss<slos4 shoulders
Lard Piru; 1875 sla5S
Butter-Dull at " ~ for Ohio aud 2ozs5 for State
| chtese--I4e 1919 for common prime.