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PARTL
ILLUSTRATED WITH DIAGRAMS ND ENGRAy'Ncs OF CE
LEsTaL ACuEIIl
hea cfSc,ce Thinking l,ni IrTea.ee. Meli Mlfs slep '
about the Future HERE Is A BOOK rOR Y0r.
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81 q rArl.
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Sasruttion.

4 NTHON. Mr. GEO. c., CLASSICAL
"A pRrNtn AHD E@GLiSH SCHOOL No ~ f'''e'' corner
TTOWNSENDs BUSINESS COLLEGE, No.
~ 20 be.err,ae lnraeoa D., aid e''s IN b' I
Tsolt sees 20 Gouery tve'.ss bet Prince ana ilo1soa
1 SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL. New Haven,
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DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE,
d.. r., jouS H. BEASFigI' a. 81, rslsa.
mr.. FITCH will reopen ms Family. BOARDS-
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A,b SlubIintirns.


A NEW NOVEL BY LADY GEOROlANA
"A FULLERTON.
d. APPLETON 6 Co,
Nos 443 AND AS BROADWAY.
Publish tbs pay.
A STORMY LIFE.
AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE.
BY LADY GEOa lana FULLERTON,
Iuteor of"Too sraare So to he Trae" LADY Br etc
vol syo Illustrated Payer Cortu, 81 ~ Cio;h, -
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I 0NDON BOOKS.

Ireea Cstaogpet so. 1tt oi eAIF9o % ~ 'alI,E
ITO Observation-Disclosures, and all inter
se Public ortep
tlss o. TIE POLITICIANS REGISTER AID WHO and TRIBUNE
ALMANAC This work. the oospite compilation q Polite.
9t,'es obtbS embracing cs Returns from The
1854 1867 inclusive for tie t tune, HntJ ,nbf> 10 tao vol
On.L ..l sMLsn nnb1.h.l Pncs go htnt hy NIL
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SUNLIGHT. The CAMERA. AND THE PHOTOGRAPHIC sToSE
AID PRESSES UsED To REPRODUCE 4 BOOK y PC
hINILK AT A CHEAPER RATE THAN IT CorLD HAVs
BEES DONE gT TYPES ~ TnB ORDINARY WAY
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ERIE RAlLWAY -Trans leaye DepOt zoos

n hTFI NAIII W Il = INfINt A|NPVt wv"
H Of Chamtersst, PsFona Ferr:
lCos NJ Day EIpress for Rocbss,sr Buhh Salamanca Dgphfs
and all points West and Soutt
ago n way Train da Otle AMI intermsiiat ssnoss
COO m Erpre.s Nail Buffalo. SALAMANCA DunkTk and Al
rSlLif West and South.
H. WAY Train. for hodleorn aad n'ernsilas va.
NJ F,r stopping al Ser gJnsct o., TerseTss
and .a Of n amer. 70 Po Jers Ee~basb aud War
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s2 aud 6J, 1be % =. and <:2g 10 Monser.
1HOS W. SEnAREST, Super Eisndtnt
COUTHSlDE RAILROAD OF l. L-(WIN~
~ TER ARRAhGEMBSfs)
Leave JIestsip H9a va I. Railroad - jansea !sy
Dshyon and al vsy.stslipns
Leave Yrsnfbaaye Brooklyn sO5 Bro>kl,p Central
Eiirosd. 20 Jamscs 'or bahylon and al vsy-stAfors
Leave Jsmcsssg n L. al L. l. Railroad 10 Janzss.
for Bal Jroa aud all ysJ-s.sIioaA
LeAs Frznkhr Brooklyn. al fS ia Brooun Central
Railroad, 70 Jamaica io- Babylon ard ~ statoas
Leave Bkbycr T5 .sr all set
ing With Of L. RAILROAD Jaaess SIP 10
Leave Dfhgoa All all vaystaoas sonnsst
isg With Brootya Genital 0 arriving FrAnkhaar
Brooklyn. 81 10
Babyoa 1870 ior Jinses and all sien He
With Train of L. Railroad. AIMING Jsnesssip .t -
Leave Babya llt0 FOR snscl aud oil ssoas eons
tcns with Of Bsoofyu Genital Roat arriving F1nhn
Broosyp 3c5 and connecting also .lh the bone %
Essi which Leaves jamaica
20 nlnesa q wHlrE, Srpsd9tsxdsat
70 take eject Ees. T. 1867
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar.
rangruent--fh.nre II rme-LesTe J,nsstNp; Nal
Greeaorg and stations connecting 70 aIness -s
Cove aad Hampstead n SFcssst passenger tar
.pl al wsr.,atons D. Express Tor River Head.
osse. AID Glea passenger train and al ~AytS9aa
usi pstel passenge, train and r North Lib faiar
ODlr.
SUNDAY Train Hsn,ePs Fot 9lS arrss
Hpn.rs, Point p 10 take eneet Hoy. 4. 1851
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St,ambuats ann naiIruaes.

bristol LINE.
Tie steamers BRISTOL aud PROVIDENCE hayirg been vi+
drawn We ~ IN ener 70 rett the Bns va
he eorerel ~ tie fat md veAnou fright pr NgIs ssd
DORIS which win make her tips or the ue and goods sin b
eiVered With promp LESS and Dispatch
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Drp ocuNs.

NARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS. - Great
~ clearing out Of CARPETS OIL CLOTHS &C., At renen'
1,u, ,etucti,1. h. KELLY Co..
Corner Twenty fnhst and sixthare
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DASSAGE TO AND FROM
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
pI STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACkEr
ar REDUCED RATES.
DRAFTS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND nELAn.
SCOTLAND AND WlLks
Per earaessrs .ygiyse
'INlIE NATIONAL ii.INE.
Steamers ~esky LFsr9A asa Qsssxs.svz lcsvsE rs Ne
a North Mvet. s'ery s,intV;
Ih.rtf trace -eAIuhpA. rssIauV
nh.lnsh fe.s' peoruH IA
HELNE1lA, eating. ..kATtkDAfs February -
CABIN Pnsre. 800
6tssrske G1o n
6lssafe neles fon Liverpool cares'sowu sorrsnev
s'eesge usss from Anerp Ressrtsn ta,oos and bArrr t
In
For further psyievia sept, Ofe 81 Company
'"' I'M" 'D'''' r. w. j. HURST. M.,.s,.
EOR CHAIR ESTON and FLORIDA PORTS.
II -MBAsUREMRNT GOODS 10 CENTS PER FoOr TO CHAR
bBSTOS OthsT Freishts equally Low.
The trstelsss aide wheel stsshshiD
CHARLESTON Capt. SATURDAY jan IS
From Pier No . North River. at n
kuperN accommodations Tor passengers
Tbo PssEs Tickets and Bs of lAdng iaue .h
the SCUM csona Railroad points South ssd Wet with
steamers 10 Florida porit
Gsris orwardsi free Of Commission.
Bls Of Lading furnished and signed On the pier
Passenger ani freight smos, No ~ Broadws,.
kkW.yokk AND CHARLBsrON STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
AENkf MORGAN Co.. AFssth
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yll5 civilizations.
MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAP cos
OFFICE. HERALD BUiLDiSG-BrosdEay-- Itoom 10

n, Noo- Lode With drawing 80 tint % The
"Nsn Moon and smaller illustrations by the suiao-r3e
Yser V.rf man Chap By ayoa. With three Ist ons
b. auiorM Last Adventure Life 10 German Fhlg By b.
With fur Illustrations drawings by tie Auihorluutr fnd
Ton China I-NI Jacob Alf1.t Win illustration ~
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a Goose 81 Phoebe With peCC Illustration g a. / Ste
Burglars Little iols Savings and Dongs
taapS ly-yL By susy's Six BrthdaG VIII an
sti3u bv T. FROM ShfleI v Macbeth
Aasees Valentine b. Helen g. Weess VITA Illustration ~ SD
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T 20
m--Nay train for Esstou. ArenOwn and Gagsh Cbu1k
D. m CrycINsAr RHPREss-For Raston. Btlebeo A'sorn
Re.luz Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago ant -
Harrisburg train wI.snpost Eric, ke slspl Can '"
Iitshargh and Chicago.
$40 A. "a For SoTnerVle Femingon.
S4s D. m.-For Junction and intermediate satolA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-17
INDEPENDENT ORDER
OF ODD FELLOWS
COLUMBUS. OHIO, June 18th, 1858.
n Subordinate Lodges and Encanapnaents in

COLUMBUS, OHtO, June i'en' Aooo'
To Subordinate Lodges and EncampmentS IN
Ohio:
BRorHERs-Capitol Encampment No. 6, Column
hus I,onue No. O. Central Lodge No. %, Excelsior
Lodge No. Jas, Capitol Lodge No. 354. and Harmo-
nia Lodge No. 35S, having completed the necessary
arrange uents for building IN this city nasnln
Honorable Order, fraternaly invite you TO partel-
nate with them in the Ceremonies OF laying tne
Corner Stone of their building, on SATURpA1,
the FUUkTH OF JULY, 1868. at o'clock T. NJ.
Worthy Grand Master, j AMEs A. SEhPLE, ASSISTED
by the Officers and Members of the Right Mortny
Grand Louge of Ohio. Addresses will be delivered
by the hev. 2. u. DAVID h. MOORE, OF AahesVhtie'
HEDDAEUs, of COlumbus, in the German languase;
The tol owing railroads have kindly consenteu "
issue HALF FARE TICK ETS on tnat day /, .na
Little Miami & Columbus Aenla ~ s n NJ anG = G
Xenia, and all the principal lntermeoieS lnte S NawSrs
Central Ohio X. X. from Lanes'hie anu ~
and all intermediate Stations e p;,r. .,d
Columbus d Indianapolis H. h.' Hoh iqu" onu
all ResssS Of the G. G. R.. from
SprinQfield via Marysville ana DeiaWare. ms
tram will leave Columousa at o''o M. on tnat day
only. 49,. r,.,,,,h,.
bs1ween IO.2S A. M. an 1880 A.. M; and leave Co.
nmhns betWeen and $50 T. NJ. thus accommo-
dating ali who desire to participate in the Cere-
monies. a.. a.. .or,.
in a body. will please notify P. u. JOSEPH Dow
nIII by letter at the earliest possible moment
All Members of the Oruer are requested to bring
Reealia with them. -rr W
JOSEPH D0WDALL) Committee
at JAGUB BLEILE. ) Arrangements.
jul7- 7-d3t-l7 .24jyl
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The Coisttsutlouality of the Stu
dents, VOfiuG Law.

4
The CINCINNATI Chronicle has denied the
of our statement, that the Dis
tract Court, held at Urbana on the 20th |
u7t, decided the Students Voting law con-
stitutional, and that the Supreme Court had
affirmed the correctness of that decision by
refusing to allow writ of error to be filed
In the case. Judge MURDOCH, we see, has
charged Grand Jury OF Hamilton coun-
ty, that the Supreme Court had pronounce
ed that law unconstitutional, and that
therefore, it was void. 1t seems to us that
Judge, who would be regarded as relia-
BILE Judge and as learned in the law, should
be little careful in his statements as to
what has been decided constitutional and
what unconstitutional
Although satisfied that our information
was correct, that theOistrict court had de-
cided the Students voting law Constitu-
tional. we determined to have the state
ment of one OF the Judges who presided
at that District court as to what had been
decided. before replying to the Chronicle,
and hence we wrote Judge w. j. GILMORE
/ to ascertain what the court had decided
touching the Students voting law. We
herewith present his answer:
HAMILTON, o., June 13. 1868.
E. B. EsHELMAN, ESQ Dear ST:-I am
in receipt of yours of the Sth inst.
| You ask '.What the District Court at Ur-
baLa, on the 10th ult did decide with re-
ference TO the Students Voting Law 2"
| The questions decided were raised by q
demurrer filed by the plaintiff (Collins) to
the answer of the defendants, Martln anu
others, trustees, &c.
Two questions were argued and decided
viz: the constitutionality of the law, ano
lif constitutional, the sufficiency of the an
Iswer, as defense under 1t.
Judge Welch, delivering the unanimous
lopinion of the Court, held:
| First, That the law was constitutional
and,
| answer were not, in law, sufficient to con
stitute a good defense to the action, and th
demurrer was therefore sustained; Il
which the defendants excepted.
The case was before the Supreme Cour
on the 2Sth ult, then in session at Columbus
ON a motion for leave to file petition il
error to reverse the decision of the Distrlc
Court, which was refused, as you hav
doubtless been informed.
Respectfully yours, DC, a
We hope that the Chronicle will set thi
matter right before its readers, especial
as there may be other Republican Judges
who, like Judge MURDOCH, do not knoN
that this law by District and by the Su
preme Court has been decided Constitu
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Convalescepce.


After disease has been conquered. thero is still
the weakness that it leaves behind It to be
ed. Convalescence is tedious Affair." If the en-
feebled and faccid muscles. the shattered nerves,
the thin and watery blood could speak. they would
cry for help. In too many cases such help as is
given them is not of the right kind. The fiery
stimulants of commerce do harm. They kindle
temporary fame. which is a mockery. Their effect
passes and the last state of him who uses them is
than the first. Not suchi the effect Of HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. There is no
drawback to its toning properties. 1t has been
found THE GREAT MEDICINE OF TIE AGE
for sustaining and braeing up the enfeebled con-
stitution-no matter how much debiltated-as it
not only bestows strength. but soothes the nervous
system and allays all excitement Of the brain.
While this excellent preparation possesses such ef
fective properties it is perfectly safe and is
able to the taste.
Attempts have been made to rival it. They
have failed. Can it be necessary to say why they
have failed? Ask the recovered dyspeptics. bilious
sufferers, victims of fever and ague and nervous
subjects who have experienced its effects, what
they think of it. Ask TaEx. and be guided by
what they say.
| As 8 household medicine it is available at all
times in cases of indigestion: bilious and other
| fevers, and all diseases arising from an impure
/ condition of the stomach or liver.
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From the indianapolis Sentinel.l
A CROSS.sTICk.

Jotss and slane. and double meanings,
Arroeance. conceit, and wind.
Rant. and can't, and vulgar gleanings-
Gutter pickings. intertwined
OS;ons puns. and word-dlstortions.
Nothines, Of the jenkins school.
Everlasting wit abortions,
Ticklers for an empty fool;
Horrid yells Of defamation.
e,oud 'barbaric yawps' of vain
Insolence and self-laudation,,
Tower of Babel reared again!
Zoundsl Have mercy man. refrain!
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HALF Fare TO the New York Dem.
ocraaic Convention.


RooMs OF Dem. Elk. CoMMITTEE,}
COLUMBUS, o., June 10Th, 1865
From and after the 25th instant, round
trim tickets to the New York Democratic
Convention at one fare, can be purchased
at all of the principal stations on the Cen
tral Ohio, Marietta & Cincinnati, via Balei-
more & Ohio, Little Miami & Columbus q
xenia, the Lake Shore Line, with West
ern and Southwestern connections, the
Belletontaine, the Pittsburgh, Columbus
a. Cincinnati, the Atlantic & Great West
.rn. and the Columbus & Indiana Central
railway, to be good for return until the 18th
day of July. The Cincinnati, Wilmington
& GAINESVILLE railroad will sell half-fare
tickets at all the offices on said road to
GAINESVILLE, where half-fare tickets to New
York can be purchased. am authorized
to say that those purchasing round trip
tickets to New York over the Baltimore q
Ohio railroad will have the privilege OF
going to Washington without additional
charge. Round trip tickets over any OF
the routes to New York, can be purchased
E. F. BINGHAM,
Chm. Dem. Elk. Com.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-17

Meeting of she Democratic IAeo.-
rive Committee for tne seven lA
Congregational District.
There will be q meeting Of the Seventh
r,onoressional District Democratic Exec
utaye Committee on FRIDAY, JUNE 18th, at
3 o'clock P. NJ, at Thurman Hall, Column
bus, Ohio, for the purpose of fixing the
time and place for holding the District
Convention to nominate candidate for
Congress and Presidential Elector.
A full attendance ofthe Committee Is
requested. Democratic papers In the Dis
ss'-'s s''s' f- - JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman.
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liz it will be any satisfaction to the Jour
nal we can inform it, from actual knowl-
edge on the subject, that the Ohio delega-
ton will vote as unit for PENDLEToN in
the New York Convention, steadily, until
nOminatad .'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-17
LOTS FOR SALE.

90 CITY LOTS, VARYING IN SIZE,
~ location and price, situated short distance
north Of the Depot North High street opposite the
na lots in one block l5s feet by 1s7K situated on
nnr,h s;5s of East Oak street. near East Public
lane. For terms. spply to mu ar,
No. so North Hieh street.
Columbus, Ohio. May 90. 1853 myse-d2mis
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Antiquity of Brandreth's Pills.

Age is not claimed as merit, only as sign of in
triusic worth. -.5
The really useful article lives on with strong VIZ
tality; the poor languishes for time and then
goes out easily.
BRANDREfH's PILLS are even prescribed by great
ply cians when the bowels call loudly for help. be-
cause they never fail to open and give relief.
Hundreds of thousands would consider it q Ca
lamty if these safe family Pills could not be OBJ
tanned. 1t has been officially settled that more of
BRANDRErH's Pills sold than all other pills
together. Merit sells them.
BRANDRETH's PILLS possess qualities which re-
store every organ and fiber of the body to health;
are purely vegetable and safe for every period Of
life.
Principal Office, Brsndreth House. New York.
Sold by all Druggists. b. BRANDRErH.
Pc NY-Iul6-d&wly-cm
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Democratic Nominees of Mercel
County.

Democratic Nominees OF mercer
County.
On the 18th inst, the Democracy of Mer-
Ger county made the following county
nominations:
Sheriff.. L. johnson.
Commissioner-Jacob Gallick.
Infirmary Director-Abner Davis.
Coroner-Jacob Hight.
We understand that this is most excel
lent Ticket. We are glad to learn that our
friend Senator GODFREY made first rate
speech-the kind he usually makes-to the
Convention, after the nominations were
made. He gave an admirable review of the
doings of the Legislature in which he
showed that the Democratic party had
shown themselves worthy the confidence
reposed in them by the people.