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eaTi'itr oiiviilaioMtrtM ol pmLk ift MobI
gomery vu tint jr. . PttynMitin ftUvftucej hi lliww.M
job pniisrxiisrcst-
of every dewtrtption, executed od Steam PrM,
Ii bpt Mtyle, ami itt rwwNmabta pricea.
PiriLltUVn ftVftftt JtrtttNtrUll, 91 j
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Special Notices.
Found. A Small tuiu of money,
owner aan have it by applying to Joseph
Scliatler, corner of Water and Main street, 1
- - -
IF YOU WAST CiOOU ; 1IAIHS,
OO TO ,
LEWIS L. GIL LI LAND'S,,
No. 9, Market Strkkt. ;
lie haa now a large lot of inperior Hutni,
Dried Beef, Ate., of his own curing, together
with a full supply of Fresh Meat, tor. aale at
tll hour. ja.13 Boi.
Napoi.ok, Henry Co., 0., Jul 7, 1858. :
Dr. C W. KoBAOK, Dear Sir .For the
benetit of suffering humanity, permit us to an
nounce, through the columns of your Circular,
the iurpriaing properties of your Scandina
vian Wood Purifier and Blood Pills, which is
a sure cure for Indigestion and Lives Com
tilaiiit. We have several Dersons in town.
who have been suffering with Liver Complaint
and Indigestion, aud notwithstanding that we
have as good physicians as can be found in
Northern Ohio, yet the disease baffled their
skill. Consequently we were in a state of de
spondency, until we commenced nsiug your
Pills, through and by the advioe of onr friend,
Mr. lirennan. We used the medicine accord'
in it to directions, and are now full of life and
hilarity, and our gratitude is equal to our im
provement in nealtn and spirits, Wben we
take into consideration what we have been.
and what wa are at present, we feel like charg
ing ourselves of the sin of ingratitude, if we
did not try to announce to the public the great
benefits of your Medicine. Therefore we reo
omuiend to the public at large, the expediency
of having recourse to your Medicine, aud con
sequently, as in duty bound, discharge what
we feel to be our duty, in advising persons
who ure suffering as we have suffered, to
make use of the only true and sure cure for
the diseases already mentioned.
Mrs. II win, Mhk Urmnan, .,
II iss Hkatiin, C. (!. Si'ki.man.
Sen Advertisement. ' ' jntHdlm
15,000 Yards of Delaines
NKWKST AND BKST STYIKH
on yaa cjkntm jkh yajiix
The above goods were houvhl on speeul
tion some time ago, and I huve concluded to
give my customers the advantage of buying
menial tiie wiuiilNAi. i;wst, instead oj
selling thi'iu by the case to jobliers at an ad
vance, as I am SKU.IM1 OUT AT COST te
close the bnsiness.
SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAKS
UN
MtTI ItO tY. J4I'4KV 10, lUiUa,
AT
TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN COST.
aBORQB 3rl. OOLES,
(HiHvennor to N. P. DouglaaN,)
70 mala sir..!.
Wfttcb.es. H. Kline, No. 33G Third at,
has a lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which be oilers very low at private sale.
Ukimstrkkt's Inimitable Haih Rehtora'
tive. It is not a dye, but restores gray hair
to its original color, by supplying the rapillt
ary tubes with natural sustenituce, impaired
by age or disease. All instantaneous dyes
are composed of lunar eauntic, destroying the
beauty and vitality of the hair, and afford ol
themselves no dressing, lleimstreet s luimi
table Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives
tne uair a
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth, prevents its falling- off,
eradicates dandruff, and imparts health and
pleasantness to the head. It has stood the
test of time, being the original Hair Coloring.
aud is constantly increasing in favor. Used
by both gentlemen and ladies. It is sold by
all respectable dealers, or can be procured by
them of the commercial agent, D. 8. Barnes,
ZUi urodway, new lork. Two sir.es, 00 eta.
andfl. jalMiwCui
S7T.-I86O-XJ
Drake's Plantation Bittern, Exhausted
nature's great restorer. ' A delightful beverage
aud active tonic Composed of pure St Croix
Hum, rooU and herbs. It invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. It destroys
aoiuity 01 tne stomacn, creates an appertile,
and strengthens the system. It is a certain
cure for Dysepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, aud Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from ' change of
diet, water Ac. It can be used at all times of
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
coiuuienueu to weak ana delicate persona
Sold by all Grocers. Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. r, U. UKAKhJ & CO ,
de22duw6in . 1 . 'U)l IS roadway, N. Y.
BECKEM HALL !
NKYYLT KEriTTKD 1N0 KKri'KXlHHKO,
TTMDRB tha Slrai-Uoa ( II, HAKMdNIA ROCIE,
U lr, 11 onereil to runt, st reiutuuiilils uvui,kr
'1'h.tttrA., Cunoerts, Laoturee
and publio .xhibiU.as Minlly.
lCtlrljr Hew omutf and MaoblBsrjr
Hu beM inlroduMd, with s BliiKe of vulflolent mgn
uub w m uuiiuuuaui all Hinl Ui VXIUUIUUD.
Tli dbII 111 th UrifnKt, auU of Mwllng 1000 par
soua, ami a kaol,idil 10 b hv (ar lh beat in tlx
i lly of llayloa, aiul w lnaul la th moatoaQlnl pari
JOHN II, BTofl'ftLatAN,
At hu OBtu. a:u, TlnrJ il.,o
, WM.HANIiEH,
jMe-aiy. ' At th Hail.
MOLiUItHS OL11HI,
BUVNTT, PK.N8I0MS ii AKRR1E8 OF PA
fJu widows and helm of dtNd aoldira ; also,
Arrears of Pay Uua Halfad OSBeers
d Ilaobr4 olUUra
UollauUnl without delay, aud od reaaonsula lrms.
COUNSEL AND INFORMATION GRATIS.
Aypi; U or aJiira M. P. NOLAN, t
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BAY'l'ON, OHIO: TUESDAY. MARCH 3. 1863.
NO. 194.
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71
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it i ii a i in in i-('u in in ji ' in ,v
City and Other Matters.
Traveler's Register.
avTrttna srrtveaod depsrtfrom the UdIod Depot
aieiiewsi .
UIM0IMSAT1, HAHILTOH AS If ATTO.
Dtpart. ilnrivs.
LoiilavlMe snd Bt. louls Mil-.:'I0 a m :40am
LoiiitIII Mall Boat. I 14 am sou p m
LoulMVille and Ht. Louis KxDreH4:uo u iu s;iio p m
Ouioinuati Mail 9:ra p m 12:Xltam
fHtopaat Middletownsnd Hamilton ouly.
Dittos, Xisia as Cofuaaua,,,
Kiwtarii LxiirnHanM,.M...,.nM.ie:lo a m l.-r, s m
UotumlHii Aueoniuioilation. 6:46 p m 9.us a m
antni ExpreHa ,1S:M0 a m 4:3ft p an
ThU:3u in tram leaves daily exaopt eunilays.
PartMDgera n ttia nam must puruaas lliainivkeis
Deior :w p in. .- . i
bamduakv, Dattoii as Oihoimnati.
S.ndiwvjr MMl'. :.....:..,.T..S:H e tn j j Siua m
Hunuvifl AaooaimaaaUoB. ....Slier p m ' :l:tu 6 di
DAVTOM AMD MIOHIOAB.
Cbinsito Mail ll):l s m H:(M a in
UhicaiioandletroltKipre..S:16 p ui S:4o p m
ISPIANA CBMTSAb AND DATTOS A WSITRSM.
Hi. Loula and Chloaoo. ... t:oe ni 10:10 a m
Terr Haul Aeoominodation....tl:t a ni S:16 p m
m. Lomn anc unieago a,xpreaa.a:a p in iv:xs a m
Gssssvills ak Miami.
Accommodation H..B:llti a m 19:50 a m
m 6.00 m
SAM'L KING, Agent.
Probate Court The' Probate Court is in
session to-day.
Thursday Kight The lecture of Col.
Moody haa been changed from this lo Thurs
day evening. See advertisement.
Coming'. We learn Campbell's Minstrels
are moving ' towards". U) , They will ' be at
Smith ft Dilson's Hall, Cincinnati, in a couple
of weeks, and then we will expect them here,
next, Kainer is a capital fellow, and one of
the best managers in the profession. If he
don't visit us he will be pretty generally con
demned liy the admirers of the genuine Plan
tation Opera.
Climetary. A most desperate and ill-requited
effort to snow was made this morning.
The disposition to do so was readily acuepted
for the performance. In the mean time this
is the bleakest style of weather we have been
favored with this season. We will except the
nights, which are really mild and beautiful;
and they serve to put in stronger and more
unpleasant contrast the unseemly days. The
"winter of our discontent" is likely tn prove
lengthened dreariness long drawn out '
Drawer Thieves We hear nearly every
day of the operations of Drawer Thieves,' in
different parts of the city. They watch their
chance when the back of a merchant or gro
cery keeper in turned, they adroitly manage
to rob their money drawers. ' The other day
one of these small-villains got ten dollars
from the drawer of Duff k Anderson while
the proprietors were momentarily absent from
the store room.
Heard from. We learned yesterday that
Prof. Dietrich bad arrived safely at Nashville,
on bis way to the camps of the Ohio troops,
in the vicinity of Murfreesbora He will see
to the wants of our beys, and see to the con
dition of sanitary affairs, lie understands
the situation, and has the disposition to do
what may be done towards correcting abuses,
lie will also bring as much money as possible
from the soldiers to their families. What he
cannot effect In the various directions we
have indicated no one else can.' ' ' ' '
A Delightful Surprise The Pacific
Fire Company held their regular monthly
meeting last night, at their beautiful Hall on
East Fifth street Wben the Company had
aboat completed the business, .the door open
ed and a large number of ladies entered the
Hall in procession. They were handsomely
dressed, were masked, and carried baskets oa
their arms ; and they also brought with thsin
a band of musicians I -
The gallant 6' were rather astonished by
this sudden and formidable display of crino
line, but they tendered their mysterious visi
tors seat, and awaited a statement of the
programme. , A few words sufficed to inform
the gentlemen that the ladies their wives,
sisters, sweethearts, and friends I had come
lo agreeably surprise them, and change the
usual monotony of their meetings into a de
lightful Terpsichorean divertisement I The
baskets contained good cheer with 1 which the
company could be regaled when the pleasing
exercise of the fleeting hours would make a
resort to their contents desirable I . ..;,
The floor was soon, cleared of the furniture,
the music (Welled oat into favorite cotillons,
and the festive party the fair masks . and
wondering partners beat time to the music
until near midnight, when the "calls" ceased,
and the welcome interlude ' was devoted to a
superb lunch which the ladies had prepared
for the occasion.' 'And 'tnen the ladies un
masked, and the gentlemen ascertained "who
was which i" aad then the fua was fairly be
gual . , j i i ; . ' .". ' ' ' '
But we have not space to detail the "good
time" which was kept up until "the wee sow' 1
hours." A more delightful occasion was nev
er gotten up here that's aura., Ab1, it will,
be remembered witn'pleasure by the partici
pants as long a they shall hie. . j i .
Beckel Hill A large and fashionable'
audience was present last night to witness the
fine comedy of "Kvery Body's Friend," one
of those peculiar plays that was written on
purpose to please every body. And those
who saw it last night will be sure lo go to
night The fine part of "Felix Featherly"
1. e : every body's friend was played natur
ally and spiritedly by Mr. Lewis. The part
was a perfect success. Mr. Si odder t as
"Frank Icebrook," created a great deal of
merriment by his excellent rendition of the
character1. 1 "Major Wellington De Boole," by
Mr. Weaver, was played in that unotions style
which is so characteristic of this gentleman's
performances, and his make up in the charac
ter was perlecL Mrs. Fiske, as "Mrs. Feath
erly," surpassed herself. , Mrs. Btoddart as
"Mrs. Swanilowu," was our idea of that hap
py, independent being, a widow. Mrs. Weaver
as "Mrs. De Boots, was exactly fitted to .the
character, "Fauiiy," by Miss May Howard
was all that could be wished. In fact, the
whole cast was so perfect it could hot fail to
please the most exacting. ' '
, "The Omnibus" concluded the performance
and, we must say we never saw it perlormed
with so much spirit, or received with so much
delight Messrs. Weaver, Lewis, Ilymes, and
Mrs. Weaver, and Mias May Howard, were
unapproachable in their several roltt. We
journeyed to our domcil with aching sides.
To-night "Kvery Body's Friend," and the
"Object of Interest will comprise the bill ;
and if plays draw according to their merits
we expect to see the hou."e full to overflowing,
This is positively the last week of the Star
Troupe, and we advise our readers net to miss
a night; fur it will be some time before onr
city will be visited by such a company, and
we had better make the most of our time
while they are here, and see every thing they
play.
, The Great Book The Prospectus for a
Great Book ia now being - circulated in this
community by the Canvassing Agent, W. H,
Van llrocklin, Ksq. It is a History of the
Southern Rebellion from its commencement,
and will continue the subject to the conclu
sion. It will be the most complete history of
the origin, 'progress and close' of the war yet
published. The name of the author, Rev,
Dr. Kchmucker, ia a sufficient guaranty of
this wherever he ia known ; and who of the
reading' world does not know him as an able
and interesting writer? Kvery well selected
library in the land contains his "History of
Napoleon HI," "Lives of the Four Georges,"
"Arctic Explorations and Discoveries," "The
Iiife of Alexander Hamilton," "History of
Nicholas I, and "The Crimean War," Ac,
4c The History which Dr. S. is now en
gaged on will eertainly be his masterpiece.
The Publisher will present it iu the best pos
sible style. It will lie issued its two volumes,
at the moderate price of $2,50 per volume.
Mr. Van lirockliu will solicit the names of
subscribers this week, and the 1st volume will
he delivered in the conrne of a couple of
weeks theiealter.
Iuteimeutl We give below the number
of interments for nioiilh ending Frbruaiy 28 :
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Mala.
1 yenr ami under
1 to it t
t to lo. v
10 to 0..v ...... I
20 to 40 , V
l to l 4
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Prepare I The Conscript Bill baa passed
the Senate just as it was received from the
House, and it is awaiting the leisure of "01
Dab," whose signature will make it the law.
It seems that every able-bodied man and boj
between the age of 18 and 45 rears, are eli
gible to be drafted. Those who can pay the
sum of :I00 dollars to the Government will
be exempted from the privations, fatigue
and perils of the army. Those who are una
ble to raise that amount and not one labor
ing man in a hundred can do so will have
to leave their homes and families to the cold
charity of the fortunate 1300 men I
. Prepare I
Applet ! Another choice lot of those ex
tra Michigan Apples just received at the es
tablishment of J. Wormaa k Son, No. 278,
Third street Call at once and order a sup
ply, for they will eooa be gone. The Wor
mans have Butter and Eggs, and other good
things for the Table, ..
Sprint; Election-Hotioe. Our price
for publishing the same of a candidate for
election this Spring Is f 1, the saooey In all
case to accompany the name, persons who
send in their name, and don't see them ia
print, will take it foe granted that they neg
lected to accompany their orders with the
cash. - ,.
Lost or Stolen. A spendid gold pen,
oi Morton s manutacture. it is oi tne
largest size, silver case, ahd rosewood handle,
and is valuable not only for its excellent quali
ties, but as a gift The finder will be liberally
rewarded.
Come. Mercury, Vankey Notions, Pbunny
Phellow, German Islie, Illustrated News,
Scientific American, Appleton's Railroad
Guide, Littles' Age, Hall's Journal of Health,
Dime Novel No. 61, The Trio Guards, Letter
paper Envelopes, sVo., Ac, just received at
Dr. Kea's, 79, Main street
Resigned. We learn that Lieutenant
Levi Dmrick, of Captain Wightman's com
pany, 63d Ohio, now at Corinth, Mississippi,
haa resigned. We have not learned the
cause.
SPRING ELECTION.
MrAnonni:tmtuti tiDler thin head will liechftrgaxJ
t2. Monttnift initrtil uulvus ivocumpftaieU by Hie
otuali. ...
City Holiuitor.
JOMIAH T,OVRhLitiftOftuaiiiiiteArre-eKutiou lo
the otlkof OHy Bulioilor. iiiaui
Oonntuble.
A. M. OYLKIt will ins a caadtiini fur Conn t)lo nt
the eOHUlDg April ItHtion. in2
A. O, HURLBUHT wilt tm ft mnJidiiU for "onlftMw
ftt lh DMJiOf April ftlouUon. , uttui
, , ,i , Street Commimlontr.
Rt, Empire IMeftiw ftnoouiK' th num of HH 111 P
WA liit. tu uftudhtiu .or air UoniuiiMMoutir ttuti
oblige fe24 MAM iU'U.itNH.
JOHN GOLHAUKR will a cHn.li.Ulft for Hire.
OommiMMODflrtu th jtpruig wliriiou. 1W1
HAM UK I. KOIHUAIX.H will t mi.). portal forHlrrl
Comi.ii!muiir by the? citictun of uy too, ftttltvitpriitjt
MfUllOU. Je'..',
New Advertisements.
$55 LOST.
ON lt Bllhl, in green bark, near lh entraw- to
Ilia flnlTia lloUKf. A lila-ral reward mil be paid
for ila delivery at Hi Kmpire ultice. maJila
MOl'SE AND LOT I'OR SiXE
AT TWO-TrtlKIH ITS VAI.UK.
11H two-ntory brick liauee, 14 Jafteraon alreel, at
. ir!it occupied by th utiilei-MKiied, ia offered
lor aai al twO'llitrdn lt value, it mild noiiii. Kor liar
lioulara uall upon . wia!S M. a. bUNf lKL.
WANT BO Two houeal man u Mill kel'a Krml
Tree InviKoralor. H. III9HT,
inaMawlm 101 Jrfferxou alrert.
FAKMItaU A SB mi IT UKUH'KKB TAKl
0TIK.
rpHK ll lime u, iim BcI' Fruit Tree tuvixoralor
X i11 Iroin tli lima iliiroat uonirn am .rt lbs Knuiud
liuiiiiuw Ural ul June.
niaidawlm
X KC B -A. X
BECKEL'S HALL.
l-'Olt A HHOHT 8KASON ONLY
Unparalleled Success.
Last Week of the Star Troupe.
The ll couiuauT in Hi Wl, from l.iwinoail.
I. WAAV XII hlajja Manager
HOKDAY KVKMNU, HAIKU i, 1HW,
will be perroiuitxi
EVERYBODY'S FRIEND
Tot'owlmlft with
THE OBJECT OF IXTEBEST.
BKCUBK TUUa BKATS 111' 111 Nil TBK DAT.
Kor parlinajlara a, auiall lalla. . jalis
COME EAELY
HU8TON
L E C T XT H IS
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Colonal.Orsm villo Moody.
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Oregon Soldiers' Aid Society,
ON
THCK8DAT iVEMXQ. MAKCII 5U, im.
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OnUrn mmjr b tA at the 9rorry tUmm of Juhu K.
ftMj,w, Hun tnH. 'l tm til lm-l ud tMiv
reMl ta ftuy Min of ih city lrof c.mrn, kuw iUm
Uum M leiii tur usxii-ulsaUun far pisuitiftg. prvpeaxei
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The First of the Season,
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Wuiuh thf f art oflei-ing
AP i T'OPt CAHH,
A iliey ar. ,l.ior a ca.h bimnei-'t Kiev i,Bcr rr"Aiei
indiicenirulF tliaii rv.r.
Jt ill tw lo Hie lulrreal .,1 tniU Iwiyr. Iu rail and
eiainili. Ilirir kim-I( Uloi,-,ur, lia-ilii( Nealii.', n.
inoue) iau im i.ate.1 by eailiK mi. ... ,. .... I.-JI
DTSKOI.UTIOX. ' 7 '
mHK. rlnerliii lierelalure atinliu' beleu Hi.
J. UDileri.ifiirt, Iu llie wlioleaale llrm'kei v bnniiirK,
at No. Ju HitouJ mrel, i tin .lay iliiMilvel bv mil
Mlal ocuiM-nl. K. k. h.i-klr aill rtn.iiniie it. Imi.i.
nrn and Hill rulr Ml ruiimi-lur or kiiii ,.i. a,,.
TiiirniiiiHK iiAKi.cu,
KHA.va H. HKi.aLKB,
In r.-liriiiK (mm III abuv. linn I wunl,l rernninieii'l
to all lb. ialrnn" r tlie ul,l linn iiiilinilleijcnntiilrui'e
in Mr. K. K. Itn kl.r, ana hiiiiIJ urK tae liberal il
ronare ta-Nbiweil iimiii the ol,l lirm In be .'unlllliuii
Uiwarui, bun.
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afid4 I Real KalsteAjjeil.
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ao onler of aal. maiiv in Ihi a-f l, iiiHuiri,.r
l.'iiiirtor Mnnlaoiuwry vuiiniy, 1 willooer al nnblianM
l ilia door of Ibe Coun Unni ia th my oi Havtoo,
Safurtlau. Maietti. iNltf.
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real .UU, lo!!: Silualtf iu llieconiilv ol Uni.,
ry, auit aute of tlbio, aud in In uy of iMytun, aad
""i " ii'imwi.,1 w, inoiiHaiui an nun,iru aud
enlea (ii,i;iof lhoM4iii aiimWr of lolaia
eiihall the nnrilei, lberriiinoaiprliiiiQa
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iiurua w .n. auuTvafiuralaeinvni. Ti-nn ili.
ur.uiM,r. nM.AMAa,li.na Mout, ooiioty.
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Dayton Comtuertlal College,
ie, Ttlra trt, Oartwa, Obi.
INOOKFOltATKl) IN l8S.
full Coai'l CeaTerime I allUt!-80.
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m tut nt In i-ttfuuu itr ta srnir,
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fmniiy fflnHe inrni wmnt, tiuittxnut .vtia,u hhm hid
ilt iu it ctiftlett'ttT, iiuble in ila HMMtirtRi uf trvrtmii .u
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loiiii I roil i tli grave, and "tin uotmnliiiiAj, tiu tjn-t. ii, ,
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that lion!! UttOWr rikUenlltw. Illri cuuDUllf t'Janiiiua , ftltt-u
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