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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22
Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.

0FyIuE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
b aI TUESDAY. September p, p. M, t8e8.
Nothing has transpircd TO indicate any material
aEkznea in the money market proper.
G2id opeued - i4l5s9ll2 against 49,, ct New
iiAe in ths latter market, rates here ruled lower
M sales thus far include $1,000 and $1,000 at lA2
.a $500 e l+21S In silver small amount changed
Foreign exchange is dull and lower, owing 70
EaNihg OF in the rates for gotd and bills q New
Work Tue sales Of sterling include fi10 paSk
steEitne, before the decline, at l56, and luo nanA
sight. st the same.
Domestic exchange is quiet The banks check on
E@w York at X u cent DISCOUNT; and the saies o.
eennaercial include $4,000 New YORK slgnt AZ lid
discount ard $4,000 at y.
Nothing reported in stocks or bonds
CITY treasury notes are inactive. The dealers buy
Sa sSn All sums offered their counters at Sc
n cent djscount and supply the current demand
4rapo tax .payers ~ 34lS@3f.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22

Ship Antonette, Rosenan. 81 days from Liverpool,
9hip HsnsA. Hleke, from Liverpool, y 3 Stock.
Heiiilf brig Hope Mon terlo, days from Havana.
e Tresasros-CArgo, 900 bxs sugar % p Trois'
4zs9enst welcome. Blohn. days from Turks Isl
land. 70 b Seller 6oo-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22
FOB RENT,

nD RENT "A LARGE. ANN vrrarprv
store-ene OF the finest In the city-No ia fIsnsl
bsrs Hsaf 2arondelst strset q d susceptible Of
Sg9ihs ulvlQsq INTO TWO stores 10 aood laaaao II
wll DO rented cheap. Inquire Of @@s~ ''N9'S ~
~ GEENQN, No. 2Story Building.
corner OF Camp and Common streats
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. /,
a-Hsiiu Tuesday, September q. l8ea
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22

SEC. So. Be it further enacted ETC., That
the said Board Of Commissioners shall ap.
point Superintendent and an Assistant
Superintendent Of Police Telegraph. the
superintendent Of Fife-alerm and Police
Telegraph shall appoint three telegraph
operators, one linemag, one batteryman,
subject in all cases to the approval Of the
Board of Commissioners The telegraph
operators shall also act as clerks Of police
stations. The said Board shall promiiIrate
all orders, rules and regulations to THE
said telegraph corps through the Super
intendenf, who shall be the exeeu-
utlve head OF tue whole corps, ana who
shall have control and direction OF SAINT
subject 20 the rules, regulations aud orders
Of the said Board Of Commissioners.
SIC. o., Be e further enacted ETC., That
the SALARIES and compensations Of the SAID
police Telegraph corps shall be az follows
To superintendent Of Fire Alarm ana
Police Telegraph two thousApd ave hund-
red dollars (S25o0) per annsfn. TT
10 the Assistant Superintendent Of Ftrt
Alarm and Police Telegraph one thousand
eight hundred dollars ($lsoo) per annun.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

PAscHAIL NORRIS, in his excellent month
ly, the Practical Farmer, places at the
masthead this motor
sGood Tillage is Manure, and with Deep
Flowing and understanding is the basis OF
successful Farming.
The only point in this to which we desire
to call attention is that deep blowing is one
of the essential methods of good farmer.
Is it trueP Will it be safe to lay it down as
q principle for the guidance of others to
advise them to pillow deep9 Win they not,
instead of being benefited, be really injured.
Let LIS have the onininns of our readers
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
Az n IA Rx
BEFORE THE PUBLIC.

DEEMS Is U1uEkN nh ATlt PILLS, made
an SOD by the dis, ovcr.r, that old long known and
well-irird tsmeiy for al ili"n, diteares caused
symptoms Of Consumption, ln 1925 the D seorer"r
was reduced u, a mere SKELETON ana was pronounced
by three Of the must sku physicians Of one Of nnr
lsrgert cities, to be In an advanced stage Of Ton
sumption and beyond cure. He then began IN Try
ex, erimrpts nn himself, and after many efforts dis
covered (by the htlpuf An indisn) The remedy Which
wrought IN him q psrie,t cute. fefs now In the
18th year Of his age nir u III. advance NhRr Of
III. retains an excrit Mt cpD.iiiutuD 10 = years
itincraiing III The ministry, liz ~ ''h mfe ihni
hDllsahd Iere,n whu were 81 ep nj 10 die II Com
sumption ns ht yund ruIe, dragging t'u nir"ralls
pxi.trnre. MOI showing hat 10 them. they were
cured by these Hepstic Fill, And afterwards enjoyed
ihp most perfect health.
m arlce which has ,prob'.,y tenr hfo 2 been
uted ~ n medirinr. I'll hey re hehls tireng her e
nna mid In Their nc ion On tho bo.,ls In the prp
.ra,. at tres, very ell, er nr NJ excellent pls no
Al or tro.b Is rpaI.i 20 iD.uie III rreates pee
enre ami com nrt the advantage ~ lh.se figl-'
the eforr, Ia that cure must We radical ann com
le'e. wthou the necessity OF ite"l porailng ruel
drugs into our III Ia ab l., nk down the tyren IN
ans ,,ar tn r. the disease In ther. and leave
| The pa,ient t.. groa under worse distAsr than nero
TOT 70. whrs these Pm a,e known ei~r nss y.
| extensive, they need 10 r,comni nd-'i.n, ,hclr
me It's are 20 well Known by their results, whi has
given Pnsson t6at nrSnsaa a. +, ,' a,
M rtant day, the ,nl, remedy recognized aud nsci
~ tie Joplr bill ious asrases ar 80 pre- sarnl
| They can he sent IN ally point III the unlts o'apes
| by mnil or eIpr ~. ~,
| Pnior3For one Box 2s cents; Boz. s2.oo Hall
| crnss $40 me ,3tOss, SIS Tnfee Gro-H. Sho FIVE
| q .ss, s75 II cas- must elmer Hcconpany tho Of
| der for tn Medicine or IL will he snt T. o. ID, or'
| d +. should re addressed to
| q. w DahMs M 20 SuuIn C.llars sThpr,, Bali
.In..h Mn, where they will be prompt, at
| telde IN. =,
For the = IN, dciues call on B. 4 G. sh einak.t
| E Mclnali L. NJ England y Son. u. Brnghlrsl 4
CO., vii ingon, Del, and all respectable Drug
~ Head, and send Tho above b, your sirk friend.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

The opening Of the Erie Canal, in New
York, it appears has let out over one hum
dred million bushels Of wheat, which had
been frozen in all winter. The greater part
of this wheat, as ii arrives in New York, is
being shipped 10 Europe.
The Vermont maple sugar crop, This
year is said to he a very good one. The How
OF sap is keeping up remarkably long, and
the Vermont farmers NOW complain that
unless it dries up soon, they will not get
time to do their ordinary spring work Tie
present, it is announced. viii probably be
the best sugar season for the last twenty
wears.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

With reference TO the Southern crops, the
New Orleans Picayune reports that The in
telligence from every quarter indicates laire
crops for 1865. 1t adds that cotton is Al.
ways so preearious, and besct with 50 many
dangers, from the seed 10 the reception If
the cash balances, that It is hard 10 predict
anything respecting it: hut corn and such
fruits as we have planted and in bearing
will, this year, yield beautifully, beyond
anything we have enjoyed for years, From
South Carolina, it is reported that lAcrc Ia,
been a great freshet on The Sautec river, and
that the rice plantations are undGr water t,
the depth Of several feet. II is thought thai
the seed rice is in danger, as the trcsllet is
most extensive one and may be destructive
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

The GOVERNMENT GRANTS IL. ,0i acres 81
iaiil autli,s Bi- n tiia aYttHse i ot.t 1t %
Flr inie tuilil if he s4e-lIu1tiHn 81 liH. an!
n.thur1r- 40 So Oft 6 First Mp4.qee B5ia now
lsl4s. ar sac, taile stlo anfagilt aGi more.
lhV tYcfumeri i1k"- >. steoiia ton ami ,iYes tue
tifs Mar 4la ilnihnidcrs pfiprlien Tor their sc.
etirify. ip8hch large p4id.up capital y afit,ed.
The BUha~ ernpnj he issptd except ~ tiuh Section
Ufweu's miles i accepted ~ ,,ivernneht commits
SON - mat lacy Always frftc7'ii real pr'ie "
Il 4 lUiscr-aiig snit}elih4 pl tAc completion n
Ike nan ta'if lailruid, III TIN lgf blsilts- y,li
make utle fthe Hp-t profitable hi the Weri. u Il
III Way ~ llal bleue~s i reldA several tines the
interest niir bands 50 ihat, # not aniArr mile
NHte NaiH they NpuH be u secure iuytet Ineui,
TIE MT EARNINGS fir eicht molths " last
ear ~ AZ average Of 3-G miles officially reported
II 81 ,O6H,i36. wtile tito interest o. I'LL The bonds
! IL cuululssJe On tat length Of rld for that time
rciut O.. u currency, Wa only 7aI' 5 ..
TIE alnplnt phid by tile GnvernuenT FIR lie trans
rorui3ll If itOupS, muifuts stures and mails has
/ been, ami 0o4ht e-s vi continue 10 he much more
thAn ihr Interest ol tho tuiicl states Second Mort
ea4e Bonds lfit i. MT, tie charter provinces inst
,ler The roat trampleetl. I'd Until raid baitdr and
ihlef'- Ilo gld. a least htp per cent NJ Inc net
/ ca lag- " ne 7 Ht sIllbe applied Ia -nc pAynrHt
i 'lile Hiai papihe li,na- IL for sl0pD IL II anil
/ htNn aunpl5 aHBeltd. ,lhey have tiirtg years IL
fiu, a.iil eat anrial Interest, p1yHh ~ the III
Dbl u lUlttrt and liy nj fhp OmpAHys ON = il
itf eiix % Ntw lgrk, ri re ul six per cent il
gold The l'rnrim i payable IN gnI nj maturity
AT The prefpAt rate 81 gold, these bonds pay al
auutial income on their c0st Of
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
NEARI.Y NINE FER GENE,
Ind Hisbeiiena that Mcy WiH soon be
nj II PrtH tinDt,

Thc eompu Aate Ut yery limited tupply of
ia4 bniH t'5A lsiH1 IA is3tl 9 any -ilisr J,lloh.
t' Pf,d tau efer aul1au innA f9n Nc lill4d from
iipl ~ H1N a ,t asgmb + pts-r7s on, Hil be M
pi1sd from ne &ew lolfl- tub s.Utd un that pdr-
tl4u Of i roGd c'lnplrc4 il the Spring, in the or
d'r IN which Hey are received
hc Company reserve the right to advance the
prigc Of tlHt hude rate above par st any time,
and VIII not llltry orders receive any subscribe
tons IN which The money has moi been actually paid
NJ The Company sflite before the lime of such adj
yauNe.
Parties subscribing viii remit the par value u tn,
bonds mud the accrued interest III currency al tho
rate u Fix percent. per antnin, fros the date OF
Which tho last funpnn was paid Subscriptions viii
be received ii Wilmington By
FIRST NATIONAL. RANK
X. Il. ROBINSON Il 60.
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
MOOIsIDN A q
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
AGENT. WANTED
S25

XNTE want frs-rlass Agents to Introduce opr I'M
w PROVED STAR Siii TILE MACHINE, The
cheapett and beat Machin. in the whole country
Extraordinary Inducements to good active sale. men
Particulars and samp work furnished IN application
A. j. hUMONT, Agent
feb27-3mw C3U Arch Street philad,lnhla pa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
III A. II II Ell.
46 N. 9th STREET. Phila.

UTDOFb IFFIESNft W ffVIsEs'dIsE HINT1 NE T. Hi
Window shades, Hollands, Tscks, Cornces, Bands
cords. tssses, TUFTS, threads, mattresses, bedding
rack puley- Stats, oer ends, carpet and other bind
ings stair and vestibne rode and fsstenings furni
fuTe coverings gimps, and all kinds of window ORA
psries, nt the lowest market price. Orders by mai
will receive prompt attention. marb-1yw.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
SPECIAL ATTENTION

paid to undertaking in all it's various branches
Hearse- and carriages furnished and attended by
careful attendants al all times. jans0-iy-w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
MosLEY, TAYLOR & CO..


Orang4 Sc 54loD Si1th, Brighrs Alien,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
w o Cd IT U RNIN q,
Circular nrt ornamental Scroll Saving, Hause Brac-
krir, Cab net and tarleuters' lurninrs, Newss,
balsters iiausirAhrs, ST ntiunS of all lengths
and si2er bored or solid
Circular Munldinge Turned Machine Worked ms
desired. Piss, Carriage Wheel Hubs furnished ut
short notice.
sr-WANTED- Gum TIMBER, snitabie for Carriage
Wheel hub4 angs-lyw
pLAsTIU SLATE ROOFING.
Lipefrious 10 Bdter aad steaDt and lerfrctly Fire
IToJ.
Forming solid sheet Of Slatr. without seam or
Joint large a. the SUI face covered. Light, durable
4, d cheap. send fur pamphlet giving full part GU
lars
~ Orders for roofing promptly attended to-
ROBERT ATKINSON,
marl2-smw No. West Fourth street, viii, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

Aud " he Company advertised agents through
uti tue Hiled states
K,miane,s sn1ui De mnle III drafts or other
lltd- par ~ New YORK and The bonds VIII 'e sent
free Of tharlt hy retuIsEpr-s Parties subscribing
through local agents, Will look To them for thri safe
delivery.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR SIS has iust been
published by = 9 Company, giving fnlicr inform ition
than i possible il M advertisement, respecting tile
Progress Of ne Work the Resources Of The Country
trayer-od by the Road inc Means Tor Construction
md the Value of the f0uds, which will be sent free
On application nj the Cnmpanys Offices 10 any Of
the advertised agents. ap2l md&w
InIIN j CISCO TrrNs,lrcr Ni.w Ynrk
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
More German cmigrants than usual nj
embarking at lIayrc.

More German cmigrants than usual are
embarking at lIayrc.
The Paris Geographical Society has
made the King Of Spain member.
Quite number Of ladies earn Il good
living ir London as wood-engHyers.
The seed Of the gigantic trees ofGaifor-
mia hardly exceed in size those OF the mus
tard.
Memphis is losing itspopulaiian LARGE
numbers High rents, dear living, and no
business arc the causes.
"A NJ; olson avenue IN y residence,
has carpet ON the drawing room - vclArt
with large monogram in the centre. 1t
cost $500
-Kiyote Bakip, a Japanese novelist. has
written story that fills one hundred and
six volumes, and was thirty eight years III
printing.
Five New York ice companies have
stored twelve hundred and sixty million
pounds during last winter 1t wa, gather
ed from an area Of four hundred acres,
In California, the Legislature has passed
bill Offering a premium Of five dollars II
ton on the first thousand tons of pig or blast
iron produced in that State from native ore.
AN appeal for aid was recently made by
the Jews of Tetuna, Morocco 10 their breth-
rem in European in response Baron james
Ro'hschid sent the munitccnt sum Of one
thousand francs.
1t has been ordered in tllc British army
that all the infantry shall hereafter wear The
Glengarry, or Scotch bonnet, which has
hitherto been worn only by the Scotch regi-
ments.
Public OpiHion cnndenscs in single
auair in, the long Trades Of the saturday
Rspfe1U AGAINST women -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
FURNITURE! FURNITURE

l.. s. TAYLOR
ExsYME3 Would announce To the pnblic that he has
-R~ constantly on hand at his warerooms at the
EzssN W. COR THIRD & sHIpLEY sTs.,
in the
City of Wilmington,
large assortment Of furniture Of every variety and
style, consisting IF nedsttads, Bureaus Sofas,
Chairs Tabler Mattresses, and other goods in great
variety
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
ASA E. WoPDEN.

General Agent Tor Denwnre: alsn Aren, for TIE
PELT+,N fnRStP POWER AID 'GElSER (or Din
gey) TllRtSllEk," and other Agricultural Machin-
cry Address, SMYRNA, DEL
REFEREsoEs.--f'l. ment Reed, Smyrna; VIM. Spr,y
Chestprvillt, Md; WIN. Brice, Sassar4s, Nd; 4. A,
hurlock, Milintton Md. apli6 l0tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
n currency, a limited amount ofthe
First Mortgage Bonds.

bearing fix per cent per annnm-both INTEREST
AND PRINCIPAL being explicitly niade' payable
in C old Conn., cenIormably with the specie laws
The Ronds are Of 81 900 each, with semi. annual
gold coupons attached payable in Jny and January.
~ The Company reserve the right to advance
tic price al any TIM but all orders actually ~
trans tt at The time af my such advances will b. filled
at present price. They are believed TO combine
greater attra tons Of safety, reliability and profit
than any other securities offered and are recon-
mcnded to lers1ns secsing desirable sieasy invest
ments. We receive all classes of Government Bonds
their full market rates, In exehangeior the Contra
Pacific Railroad Bonds thus e. abling the holders To
realize from to lpper cent. profit and keep the
principal Of their investments equally secure.
Order. and inquiries will receive prompt attention
Information, Descriptive Pamphlets, etc, giving a
full account OF the Organization, Progress, Business
and Prospects Of the Enterprise furnished On appca
ton. Bends sent by return Express at our cost.
FISK d latch,
FS&SoI.. AdEsrs OF rnE c. r r, X. Co.,
no. . NASSAU 81, NEW YORK.
ONCE the Company,
No. 81 WILLIAM SrgrKT, NEw Yesx,
Nos, 90 and IS X sErEEr SACRAMENTO, CAL
| som BY
JOHN MoLEAR & son.
r.. r. RoBiNsoN& co.
wooLSTON & co.
NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK
subscriptions received through Bank
and Bankers GENERALLY.
/
ss- An descriptions Of GOVERNMENT sEcURI
/ TIES BOUGHT, SOLD, Or EXCHANGED, at ou
office and by Mail and Telegraph ut MARK hi
RATES.
az sEvEN-THlRTY NOTES converted into tn
New Five Twcnties. or an! other clasa u Govern
ment Bonds
gs- ACCOUNTS Of BANKS, BANKERS, an,
| Vtd and favorable made 10
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS.

and The Central over Twenty Milli,ns upo their res
pectlye pltt- &c The Undertaking. I'll UNION
fAtlflg HAVE OMPl.k1 ED 550 Mills have
iron and ntt m ttfias iAr iva hundred mts more
upDlithe ruuG, ana one hundred additional m lcs
at' ready III the 'raek They wi have much lar
ler 4 mpQffl the ycar han ever before and il
i. -.nLii.l MINT ll.tANnsl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

VNTEBSTER's PLANS FOR LAYING OUT AND
w Identifying g. rhens, and General Catalogue
4 OF Shrubs, Roses Ornamental Plants and Seeds for
the Spring Of 1868. Mailed to customers free and to
| all others for 10 cents Address WIN. WEBSTER
| mani7 smw 14s State St, Rochester, N. Y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

Arc iasde strong by the Of either Of these
r~inedi-s They will cure every case Of MARAsMUs,
without fail
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In the
hands " h" rr pretnr, but space will allow Of the
r0ncAtIPn Of tui lew Fh1sr, il will be observed,
alr men f note and Of such standing that they must
he hrlevrd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-14

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.iA, Chrome Of
billy, Chron
Disease " the
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-31
A Canoe Voyage.

iAnotable feat has been performed by
a member of the British Canoe Club.
On Thursday, the s4th of September,
the owner of the canoe Midge crossed
the Irish Channel from Donaghadee to
Portpatrick in his little craft. The pas
sage, owing to unfavorable wind and
cross tides, occupied seven hours, during
which the canoeist, although provided
with regular canoe cuisine and materi.
ais, in addition to his luggage, was una
bic to take other ref eshments than
cold bread and cold meat, with brandy
and water. On arriving at Portpatrick,
the Scotch people at first refused to be-
lieve that "the man sitting on the water"
had really come from Ireland; but when
convinced of the fact, they heartily
Joined in the cheers with which the pas
sengers and sailors of the Donaghadee
and Portpatrick steam packet welcomed
the solitary adventurer.. The Midge
weighs but so pounds. Sod T..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-31
"Eive Murders in One New Eus-
4 .olgFtp-- land COunry!- Crlsl s..I =

Such is the caption which the Neao
York EUening Post (Rad.) places over
an article copied from Radical cotem-
porary, the Springfield (Mass) Repu51i-
can. alive murders in one New Eng
land countyp What commentary is
this upon the Radical howl against the
South for the violence alleged to be pre-
valent there! Says the Republican, in
remarking upon these murders in Radi-
cal religious New Nngland: ''At the ses.
sion of the criminal court which opens
at Portsmouth this week, no less than
four persons are to be- tried for
murder, and another for an attempt
to kill, all the others being the work of
the last six months. One of these mur-
derers killed two persons, so that the
whole number of lives destroyed is fve;-
one was mother killedaby her son, and
two others were an aged couple whose
murderer had been their trusted servant.
The entire population of Rockingham
county is but about. fifty thousand."
Would it not be well for Radical New
England to pluck the beam from its own
eye before troubling itself about the
mote in that Of its Southern neighbor,
and before attempting to force its civil
ization" upon people elsewhere?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-31
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2, msu ad J9 sfl oi Isn s3fI
I'M Lnlp-fa alloi.If .r-ln1r 80
@sUoLUMBUs,, OHIO, sATURDAYSMoR
MEDICAL. .HIlI,
WOMAN.

7 1895 .sa aEt lib uAH1Tif u Gt tI s.a
81 FEMALES, OWING TO THE
peculiar and important relations which
they sustain, their peculiar organization
and the offices they perform, are subject
to many sufferings. Freedom from these
contribute in no,small degree to their
happiness and welfare, for none can be
happy who are i'll. Not only SO, but no.
one of these various female complaints
can long be suffered to run on without
involving the general health of the in
diyidual, and ere long producing perma-
nent sickness and premature decline. Nor
is it pleasant to consulta physician for the
relief of these various delicate affections,
and only upon the most urgent necessity
will a true woman so far sacrifice her
greatest charm as to do this. The sex
will then thank us for placing in their
hands simple~speciics which will be
found eficacious in relieving and curing
almost every one of those troublesome
complaints peculiar to the sex.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-31
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

HON. MILTON SAYLOR AND HON.
ROBERT Z. CHAMBERS --ra.E
, Will address the people as follows:
At COLUMBUS, Saturday. Oct. 3lst.
HON. A. G. THURMAN, GEN. DURBIN
! WARD AND HON. j. CALLEN
viii speak at 'j ''.
CLEVELAND, Saturday. October 3lst. E.s~8
HON. P. VAN TRUMP, HON. FRANK
ii. HURD AND HON.T. j. GODFREY
, Will speak at .. -..-... s.
MARIETTA, Saturday. October 3lst. - -
Z GEN. GEORGE w. MORGAN AND HON
Chiffon A. WHITE,
+, VIII speak at .-
WARREN. Saturday, October 3lst. ED
GEN. GEORGE W. McCOOK
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TOLEDO. with Hon. R. P. Ranney and Hon. W. d.
Hill, Saturday, October 3lst. as ~ .r,
HON. HUGH j. JEWETT, HON. L. R.
p CRITCHFIELD, COL. JOHN NJ. CON-
. NELL AND HON. ROBERr BRIGGS
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CINCINNATI. Saturday, Oct. 3lst.r .,ef. --r..
HON. HENRY CLAY DEAN ,.-
Will speak at - .... -..
CIRCLEVILLE. October 31st.i .e ..-.-.....
w. w. WEBB, E. F. BINGHAM,
Sec'y, Ch'm'n.