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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-02
SALES At AUCTION.
agE AND RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

A LAiRgE AND RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer,
reat vs % a. SeSs precisely at the
FIN sn s avenues reliable men ia Attendance to cart
oo sooas LOT purchasers at reasonable charges All the
f FsFo,as ss. ssvsSs @
stauay ana reps anu moquee; rich French Bronzes
Fine collection Of on Paintings
Lace and Brass eminent w., artists over 30 pieces;
wood Desk ssa ana
and walnut seroom nqsss gass
Banhe sasas has Rockers Lounges.
%srs s aa .saa
wants Apartments Sale positive, rain Or shine.
Magnificent Household Furniture Panosorte, Bronsss,
Drawing Room Furniture Paintings, Mirrors &c, public
and IS @ so@S q @ss
g9i green and gold Sraeass Of ea Se
ns sai
AIRY, Ornaments, 0ou Clock, Sc China Vases, Bronze
o an sf ssb
ssan s s nPF Tsr
Castcr salyers Tureens Dinner and Tea Service French
BE- ss Hp TrSng
six months, and the furniture is in complete order.
A -ALARGE AND PER!EMproRY AUCTION SALE OF
ns ana 5 @ saS a sssa
aa q @ l Ana FSH m
giant rosewood octave rianofoe, nearly with
manufacturers guarantees elegant Suits In French satin bro
cae; also two rich sns in fine reps superb Turkish Easy
CHARS richly carved Centre and Side Tab large
soment Of magnificent Bedroom Furniture richly carved
waEu also general variety Of eegan. Dining Room Furni
turc &C., &C. NJ BSae wi hout all goods posi-
lively glaian- teed as represented.
A UCTIOE NoTICE.-AT ERNEST ROTh'S rURNITU RE
~ manutacory h6 and 50 Blocker between Broad
and Bowcry Furniture at p auction
prices ana warranted rst class magnificent Parior Suits
covered with any color French satin brocael reps hair
Goth, 1855, $780, %125, $3.50 800 Also 100000 worth
OF all kinds Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture
cheap for cash. All goods warranted delivered
A UCTIoN SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
n Pianofore. A. NJ CRISTALAR son, Auctioneers,
WIN sell ris day Nov Al ioa o,eioek atss Macdouga
street. Blocker oversung Fianoorte also ParoI
Suits in reps yeye and brocatel Carpets and Ocloth
3usa inc nOe % ana Eh n"re1 r ana
Mattresses Bed ding, Curtains, Shades. Also Mantel Orna
msnts Chnaware, Kitchen Utensils &C. Catalogues at sale.
The trade are invited.
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ny. HENRY D; MINER AuCTI0NEE8, sALEsR0oM
ID No. Cortandt street Art GALLERY, No. $40 Broadway.
FINE ARTS.
NOW ON EXHIBITION, FREE, AT MINER 4 BAEKER'S
ART GALLERY, NO. SIS BROADWAY.
Paintings comprising the entire gallery A. d. Huyvetter,
ESQ. most which painted to order for him by the
most dstng OF the Dusseldorf Belgian, French
American schools and which for excciency OF artistic
merit been cxceed In nssembage o. paint
ngs offered for public exhibition and sale In this city
The following artists will be found represented, VIA:
J. Robe, Eugene Vcrboeck- David Col,
II. Schaefels, hoven, l. Robbie,
Ado.ph Dilens. +. Raniacn T. Gerard,
Henrietta Eonner David lie Notcr, w. Verschnur,
G. NJ. Webb, L. Van Kuyck, Portfolio,
H. Herzog, NJ. Ten Kate, &. Z. .toechcr,
G. verlat. Z. DC Prater, ii. savoy,
J. Fnnve,et, IL. Ten Kate hufray..
Count dc Bylandt, Paul Soyer G. Leicher
+. de Brackeieer, +. Krusemap, alex. Wavs
y. Muson, II. Van Scben, e. Rosch,
y. Domiac, Schciessfnger, A. Evcrsen
James II. Hart, Cara5ain, " Eehlig,
A. r. Bellows, George fnnis, y. II. Doph
w. Sonntag, j. b. Bristol and others.
The Gallery will be to the public free and after
Monday November TIL days of SALE which viii take place
Thursday Friday EVENING" November ~ 90
IN O'Clock. BY HENRY ID. MINER r BARKER, Auc-
tioneers, No. Cortandt street.
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EYES AND EARS.

A RT1FIC1AL EYEs-BAUCH a GOU0ELMANN,
"A formerly with Professor Bossonneau, Of Psrs makers
and inserers OF NE Improved Artificial Human Eye, ~
Broadway. NJ B.-Thssc Eyes are endorsed by the Fac
uly.
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THE TURF.

CEEAT NATIONAL HORSE FAIR
" AT EORwALK, CONN,
November ~, IL and IL, under the auspices of the
FAIRFIELD COUNTY AGRICuLTr RAJ SOCIETY.
$3.50 IN PREMIUMS.
Open to Horses from every section.
For particulars see bills, address
JONATHAN CAMP, President
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A RARE CHAECE.-FoR SALE FASH ONABLE
n Hat Cap and Fur Store on broadway between Beec ksr
and Eighth business well established and be In
creased good given selling No agents need
ply principals only will be dealt with Address Confidence,
Herald Office.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, A LIGHT CASH MANUFACTURING
IA bnsiness also Bakeries Confectionery Restaurants
Oyster Saloons Sample Rooms Liquor Stores corner
Groceiy Stores Meat Markets. Pork aud Provision STANDS
Barber Shops kndng Wood Yards Furnishing Goods and
Trimming stores MlrCHELLS store Agency, N Cedar st.
FOR SALE, OLD ESTABLISHED UP TOWN WELL
n known ami prominent Third corner Grocery
and Tea Store 73 THIRD avenue, Fysecond street,
his morning. See Auction Column.
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A FIRST CLASS BAR AND BILLIARD ROOM CON-
IA nected with large hotel west OF Fifth for salo
cheap has other business II not sold will be rented
Particulars OF ROBINSON Reunion HOTEL Fortysecond
sfra mar aye
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WATCHES, JEwEERy, &c.

A FRANKFfELD A co, JEWELLERS, 200 sIxTl
IL avenue, Fouresnth street 81, Eighth avenue
corner Twenty srce-Patontees and sole manufact,
rers OF Cuckoo Clocks; agents for the Watnan anu
American watches, Wholesale and retail
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PERSONAL.

ANY INFORMATION OF THE PARTY OK Parties
"A who advertised concerning estate In Holland be-
longing to he Alperlson family win DO thankfully received
Phapepha Hotel pier No North river or in future to the
Of keen Of Howard and Dauphin streets,
Philadelphia, Pa WM. "a. pEfo
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A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers nfal
be Mango Cure and Flea Exterminaor 75c Buffers
work, a. Extra stock Dogs, Ferrets.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
IL Courvosier's celebrated Kid Gloves low priced Kid
Gloves: lined Kid Gloves.
Dogsk!n and Wool Gloves for winter.
Cartwright Warmers celebrated Hosiery OF I'm
poration French Hosiery Silk silk and Wool and all Wool
Shirts aud Drawers; sufpenders, Cravats Collars, &C.,
al reduced prices.
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos. <6i TO 4S7 Broadway,
Nos. 255 to POI Grand street.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIIsDs, sc.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS Fol
n sale-Medcaes for all diseases. Prepared Food 70
mockng BIRDS at s. DOVEYS, Nos. and Greene street
corner OF Canal.
n. Blades attended to by Mrs Dewey.
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A CERTAIN CURE, WITH OR WITHOUT MEDICINE,
~ for ladies in trouble, by DIR. POWERS, 1l6 Chatham
street; powerful medenes interview; confidential cir
ulHr
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DRY GOODS.

ATG GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
~ We tns the cheapest Goods shown since the
commencement OF the war.
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A FIRST CLASS GROCERY FOR SALE, CHEAP
n doing good business Stock Fixtures Lease Good
will. Apply To Third avenue
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GROCERY STORE FOR sALE--Now DOING GOOD
VI trade; be sold week, attend
TO II. Apply at 81 East Twenty fourth street.
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A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS For sALE-Es-
II tabished eight years. net profits, $1,000; only S2WO
cash required No agents need apply For particu-
lars address b. b., box $50 Herald office.
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A TTENT1ON LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN RE
ce,ye the full rauc In cash for Cast on Clothing, Car.
pete &C., by calling on or addressing edward Miller i Sew
epth avenue, near Nineteenth street
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E,oR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEAsR OF
Tea and Grocery Store inthe best business part OF
Second avenue. Inquire of THOMAS GREEN, 81 East
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LNANCY CLOAKINGS,
il Cloths Cassimeres, vcstings,
VeveteenB, Pushes &C., the finest assortment offered
LORD Il TAYLOR,
46i to 457 Broadway,
25o to 81 Grand street.
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1J,oR sALE-ABoUT THIRTY FINE LANDSCAPES II
IN OIL American scenery, large and small sizes, with
without ames bargain for the lot Address Artist herai
Office.
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A SAMPLE, OYSTER AND LUNCH ROOM BEST
~ location down town. be sold at bargain. ApSSy at
once at the restaurant 76 Cedar street.
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DEPARTMENT PUBLIC CHARITIES CORRECTIoN,l
NEW YORK Oct. 3d. 1863.
This Institution under the direction of the Commissioners
OF Public Charities and Correction, Is open for the
ception OF patients limited number be provided with
accommodations ranging IS Sl5
per week. Further Information may be obtained address
Ing George kelock No. ] Bond street
JAMES BOWEN,
ISAAC BELL,
o. w. BRENNAN,
JAS B. NICHOLSON,
miasin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-09

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= / ~ I'm, ". $780,. - os s.a1 =.
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dell Phillips school of radicals are. singing in
,SAorns INST NOS song of erief and presc6el
ness over what the caif General Grsnf' drnnt-
enness. These choras singers being General
Grants enemies, we do not wonder to hear
this ssss-sase from thsm.9 BsaAhVs Gincin-
matt Cemscrcial which is not one OF the most
se1lussso6 drsaf rgass, pua Ys5tss areA
this falsehoad- Il SAW:
observe that not one Of the these de-
inoDstratire persops knows anything Of his.
her. or lite knowledge. They have heard
rumors. and forth With the hong rolA y ~
ten. The whole OF these rnmors Er4u
oas Of single sll4gation. Phh 50s !
woudet. Is torsbty explicit It Is thof Gem
eral Grsnt vns seM &ipk "a III street 10
Washington, on Sunday The 18Th Of January,
ahon. t6s Tine the people werS rst6rning
frsn church. 6ome one aid he vas, &c
We have not yet the name Of any who nv or
says he say, or says ~ kAUaght he sAw, Gen
efai 0mnt an ths ocoasign mfafrsa ~ Ii
pening the other day to meet 4 eButaemgh
Who vas With Ganersl Grant ~ Tia evening
of Sunday the 18Th of Of Januasy, 1nd Who u
very wei scquainted, viii him, we aaksd
what General Grsnts condstion Uss- We
we're promptly assressa 49, he ms pee
fscs.ls seber, and that there was moaning Is
bis Importance 70 in9IctsS ExbMf u 6afd
driakine. This te<imsry IS - rdaponsiple
4 IL ss1s B. hssts.ss
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UUUA Cuupnay b-izg . H0An IN00kAHcn Con-
PANT romnends X par tsruiarsy . tas citixeos .
le1N. Irnar.nssQaA 90 naa31inTS Usssi kfn&s. kuf
stturs Plnas wearing ArFsxe And Msruhssdise- Alse
- 9rsas snA Mschxpdiee IN storr transit, whshss
IN 9caes. LeAA, Rsvws Rail 81 WMsv.
Insurnnc~ taken the most favorable yaksE ard i0R
= prsnpf,y AiinstsA
DIRECTORS.
n ROVER OR r. Bcwar o..
M PATYEkkdN, ~ psetexson q flmbeR11on
DVARp KILD0u1Az, Issxee Z. - r. y u, III
81 X RncH nfCAdy FRA,
IaA r ANl.kBY. Knas u 0o3 Ahe1oey.
a q rHNAEIH, OF Ccnnshae emyth.
&OSQ, fr~sft Isrse Natisans Bark,
IN A HRoNNELL OF HvownsB Bro.
g11lYH ~ NIs,I 0fa fasssr Co.
HUHA2RISuN rad ". y. sTCHGk6
oFy7rERs
II MOWER President L j AnAMs arrrstrry
IN euuLLHr. viee Ires't = s I0FK, TfsGsar2s
suR4-A u N aI1AMaRt AfsasAes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-15
Don,t he n Lobster.

Your lobster, when left high and dry
among the rocks, has not sense and en-
ergy enough to work his way back to
the sea, but waits for the sea to come to
him. If it does not come, he remains
where he is and Dies although the
slightest exercise would enable him to
reach the waves, which are, perhaps,
tossing and tumbling within a yard of
him. There is a tide in human affairs
that casts men into tight places" and
leaves them there, like the stranded lob
sters. IF they choose TO. lie where the
breakers have flung them, expecting
some grand billow.to take them on its
big shoulders and carry them to smooth
water, the chances are that their hopes
will never be realized. Nor is it right
they should be-. The social element
ought not to be expected to help him
who makes no effort to help himself.
Nor long since, while the Pope was
walking alone through the galleries OF
the Vatican, he suddenly came upon a
young man who was deeply absorbed in
the study of one of Raffaelle's paint,
iHSo'T ho oPPioaCueu uliu anu Sdlu,
!" You are an artist?" -" Yes, Holy
Father" replied the young man. 4" You
are come to Rome to study?" "Yes,
Holy Father "Then you belong to
the Academia :" No, am too poor ;
study by myself, and endeavor to imi-
tate Rafaelle." "Well, my young
friend, go to. the Academia /; I shall
think about the expense" "But, Holy
Father" said the young man, "you are
not aware that-that - "That what?"
replied the Pope. THAT I am Prot.
estant." "Oh," said the Pope, smiling,
"that makes no difference at the Acad-
emia." From that day forward the
young man, George johnson, probably
an Englishman, entered the Academia
to pursue his studies at the Pope's ex-
pense.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-15

Pendleton, our first choice for the Presi-
'dency, in his subserviency of self for
the success of principle, and triumph of
the nominees at the Democratic National
Convention. t.A .'aA
h Resolced, That we owe debt of graft
tude to the six delegates from the Hoosier
State, who, like the granite hills or the
flint rocks of Gibraltar, stood unmoved,
canceling every, obligation for Ohio's
favorite son, until authorized, through
his magnanimity, to withdraw his name
from before the Convention.
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Proposals for State Printing.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF PRINTING. 4 g
COLUMBUS, OHIO. June 26. 1861
CEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE X e.
- ceived at the Office Of the Secretary of State
of the State of Ohio, until So 81, .1.,r.,. r al
Tuesday, the 2Sth day of July, 1865
at 70 o'clock M, for executing the State Printin
for the period of two years, from and after the fir
Monday Of November next ensuing. in accordance
with the provisions of the act entitled san act to
provide for the execution and supervision of the
the act supplementary thereto, passed May l, 1869.
1866. -. - -i,-s--f =. -. =.
Full printed SPscIFIcATIoNs. revised. can be
had en- application to the Secretary of State. gy
Each proposal must be accompanied by bond,
executed in due form by the bidder, with at least
two good and sufficient suretes satisfactory to the
ten thousand dollars. conditioned for the faithful
performance. pursuant to law, of such class or
classes of the State Printing may be adiudged to
him, and for the payment as iquidated damages
over the bid bids of such bidder which the State
may be obliged to pay for such work by reason of
the failure Of such bidder to complete his contract.
awarded to him. No bid undccompdni d BY such
bond soiu be entertained By the Commissioners Of
Pyietsng. .....-.7., --......--s 7fDf.5 -
bidders application to the Secretary of State.
In all respects the printing shall be executed, and
the bills thereof made out. filed, audited and paid
in conformity with the provisions of the act - 10
State Printing and Binding passed March n,
1860 and the amendatory act of April 6, 1885, to
which acts reference is hereby made for such
further information as may be desired.
Proposals to be sealed. and Endorsed on the OUT
side of the envelope, Proposals for Public Print
ing, /" and addressed to the Secretary of State.
JOHN RUSSELL. Sscreary of State
JAS. h. GOODMAN, Auditor of State. n -
Ju26d1wwtd Commissioners of Printing.
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FIRST MORTGAGE. BOND!

Upon such property, costing nearly three times
G1NT1R9s thsIE s%oHps, ARE SECu eE BEYOND ANY
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years, are for
81 900 each, and have coupons attached They bear
annual interest, payable on the first days of Janu
ary and uy at the Company's Office in the city of
New ork. at the rate Of six per cent. in gold The
principal is payable in gold at maturity. The
price is 1O2, and at the present rate of gold they
pay liberal income on their cost.
The Company believe that at the present price
these Bonds are the cheapest security in the mar
ket and reserve the right to advance the price at
any time, Subscriptions will be received in New
York at the
Company's office, No. go Nassau ST.,
AND BY ls4l21--A v''4 - I'D
John j.. Cisco & Son, Bankers. No. 81
s Wall street,
And by Leading Bankers generally throughout the
RernittGncos should be made IN drafts or other
funds par IN Neso York and the Bonds 20 U5e sent
free of charge by RETURN cypress. Parties sub
scrto g Through local agents. soiU Iook to them
i a Pa9PHIGTf Piigtsf' ANr MAP FOR 1858 has lust
been Published by the Company, giving fuller in
formation than is possible in an advertisement re-
specting the PROGRESS of the Work, the Resources
of the Country traversed by the Road, the Means
for Construction. and the Value of the Bonds
which will be sent free on application at the Com
panys Offices or to any of the advertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO. Treasurer. New York.
PENY-jule -d&wem T1iG Jrs ssl8rfla hsG nH ~
NO sHCA -"
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PAPER WAREHOUSES;.

JAMES ANDREWS. n. D. PERRY
717Wn7a7no w. Il. FOSTER. ot
gz r5 vfi'rupr lg 1cT1 lf 8 1a -sBassf
q .1lol aG - 8e.Hd ;rG
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q MrscE1LaNE Eous. q
64o MILES
UNION PACIFIC sRER.
OF THE

Are now finished and in operation. More than
twenty thousand men are employed, and it is not
impossible that the entire track, from Omaha o
Sacramento. will be finished in 1859 instead of Is7o
q The UNI0NPA0IFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive: ssssa-lsu-us-.-s-s..u.-
IA Government G Graut of the right of
way. and all necessary timber and other mate
rials found along the line Of its operations.
ia Cove rnnient Grant Of l2,soo acres of
land to the mile taken in alternate sections on
each side of its road This Is an absolute do
nation. and will be source Of large revenue in
the future. U II .NWANf VI H4fl
IH.-A Government Grant of Un' ted
States Thirty-year Bonds, amounting to from
5000 to $4so 900 per mile, according to the diff
s, fculties to be surmounted on the. various sec
e,r tions to be built. The Government takes sec
ond mortgage as security, and tits expected that
not only the interest. but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered b the Com
pany in transporting troops. mails. &c.
IVA Government Grant of the right TO
issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
to aid in building the road. to the same amount
as the U. 8, Bonds, issued for tt same purpose.
aud no more. The GOVERNMENT PRINTS. the
Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondholders to
deliver the Bends to the Company only as the
road is completed. a. nd after it has been exam
ined by United States Commissioners and pro-
nounced to be in all respects frst-class Rail-
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LOCAL NoTIcRs. is cents per line each insertion.
"a, ADVERTISING RATES FOR TRI- w EEKLY ST rArEs7
uAN.y5 cents per square each insertion: for three
months or longer discount Of one half from Daily
tfates. aLz1u q tsn,.lnle9 =. t7ll.l1Rst B.
Va ApyERrIsING FOR WEEKLy SrATEsMAN-74i 80
square Tor hrst insertion. 5 cents for each adj
aitiot3al insertion, c4 zd bssorie "a - - -
9t tBUsIEKss NorIoEs so cents each insertion. De-
ara NorIcEs OF DEAFas. so cents.ia rer isr5fssz
NOTICES OF MARRIAGES, rs cents. ~ n --.,-,
.no tREI.f6foUs NofICrs. half price. - - -e-' =
AL transient acknowledgements asuss be p1id for al
tfe ffns fkfvqre ofdsred, "a .sssassaxlsa neis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-15
MEDICAL.
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

s1 Fk0M sDre THE most n AMIE
Prompt-Eficient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
80 simple that mistakes cannot be made in
using them; so harmless as to be free from dan
ger, and so efficient as to be always reliable.
They have raised the highest commendation from
all, and will always render satisfaction.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-15

speech of Hon. Lafe DeveIin al
O. Cambridge, Ind.-Action of the
. Indiana DeIegatiOn-How PEN
dtefon's Nomination was De
feated-Two Men Responsible.
Especial Correspondents of the Gin. Enquirer.l
dF.A 6,soh CAMBRIDGE CRY, IND, -,
Snndav-,Inlv - 1868