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mowji Th: It lH mnai effectual nt Invert,
tlonsto fertilise tti urb roan's AtM liy tin
mI of the poor nan's trow. Ordinary
lmnn, oppreaelon, efresaitvj taiatiou,
theaw bnir li(tiilT on tin happiness, of th,
mm of tha community compared wilU
frsduleat cotrency, and wl'li rohberle, com
mitter! bt depreciated pspae. Our own his
Vwy I'M recorded fur our own instruction
oiih, autl omra than tnongl), of Hi de.
northting tendency, tbt Itgu'tios and Urn
Inloltratilo oppilnt) un the rirfiKvit ami
svetl-ditpfsted, oft eteorailed pnpr ciiircnoT
authorised hy l r any way countenance J
ty tli irotnrnwfrf.
It It on of li mot mores.fiil nVvlres In
time of peace or war, f e;peti,ioni or re
oltiooi, In aeonmpll.h thn tranifrr of !l
tbtpreclone mtalt from Hit (Treat niMI of
Iba people into Hi hands of lh frw. S i
kera they ar bonnled In serrrl plsres, or de.
pnaitad sader boltt and bat, while the peo
pit at rt toendur, all tha inconveniences,
anetifcea, and derr.nraliin.iion rrmiltitiir
fro Iba at of depreciated and wurtbltw
pnrnr.
OTHER FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Oar relation during the p.at jrtr
with ISohvia, J. ua. lor, lerw, ami
Chili, liar bcourtio csiifoislljr friend
lj aod cordial. Spniii and lite lie
t.ublios of l'nru, l;..!me and Kqua
dor, taava eiprcssej thoir willingness
to accept llie mediation nf tlio L'nituil
Htstes tor Irrniitialinp; tlie war ujiou
the Snulh Pacific count. Chili lint
not finally Oolnrcd upon the qur
tion. In the niesn'ima the conflict
hat practically cxlir.titnd itself, since
HO belligerent or Imstilo nitivetnetit
hss Imu mtJe by nitlior prty tlur
lug the In it two yours, and tilers am
no ind ention of a prencnt rmrpnso
to routine hostilities on either rido.
Grail Britain and Franca hare cor
dially socoudcJ our propocition nf
mrliation, and I do nut forego the
hopo that it may booh be accepted
by all tlio bullifrorr nts and led to n
ncure establishment nf pence and
friendly relation Itclwccti tl.o Spun
lih.AuieriorB republic of tlio Pacific,
and Spain, a result which would be
attended with common benefit to the
belligerent and much nilvantnyju to
all commercial tiatiom. I communi
cate for the coiiHidorntion of t'on
K'os, a onrrespnudmieo which shows
that the Bolivian lleptiblie baa estab
lished the extremely liberal princi
ple of receiving into citizenship any
eitiicn of tlio Untied Ulntes, or of any
other of the American Hoimblios, up
a the lonsible condition of volume
17 registry.
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THE LATE EARTHQUAKE.
The orrcspondenen lierewilli bu1i
milled will be found painfully re
plete with accounts of the ruin and
wretchedness produced by recent
arth(tiake of unpanillcd severity in
the Republics ol l'eru, Kquador, and
Bolivia. The diplomatic agency and
naval officers of tho I'aitcd States
who were present in those oottntriot
t tha time of those disasters, fur
Dished all the relief iu their power
to tho sufferers, and were promptly
rowardod with grateful and touching
acknowledgment by the Congress of
l'ern. An appeal to tho charity tf
our lcllow.ciiirons has been answer
ad by much liberality, lu this con
nection, I submit an appeal which
has been mad by the Swis Uepub.
lie, whose ovorunieot and institu
tions are kuiJrod to our own, in bo
half of its inhahitanti who. arc -uir.ir.
inp; extreme destitution produocd by
recent inundations.
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OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS.
Oar relations with Mexico during
tha yoar have been marked by an in
rsasiug growth of mutual confidence.
The Mexican government lias not
yet acted upon tho there treaties cel
ebrated here last summer for estub.
lithinir tho right of naturaliiod citi-
sens upon a liberal basis ; for reg
ulating Consular powers and for the
adjustment of mutual claims.
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COLUMBIA.
All commercial Lstions, as woll
as all friends of Republican institu
tions, have occasion to r grot the
freqnent local disturbance which oc
cur in aortic of the constituent .States
f Columbia. Nothing has oncurod,
however, to affect tho harmony and
cordial frieudahip which have for
several y(ars existed betwecu that
youthful aud vigoroua republic aod
our own.
CANAL ACROSS THE ISTHMUS.
Negotiations are pending with a
view to the survey and construction
of a ship esnal across tha Isthmus
of llarien, uudor the auspices of the
Luited Mates. I hopo to bo able
to submit the results of that
negotiation to the Sonata during its
ireacut seraton. Tho very liberal
itroaty which was eutered into Inst
year by tha Uutted States snd Nicar
agua, hue been ratified by tho latter
Heptblio. Costa Hies, with the car
ettuotu of a siDcerely friendly neigh
bor, sa'.iciU a reciprocity of trade,
s which I recomuicud to the cousidura
Aiap, of .Couprosa.
VENZEUELA.
Tin Convention ereatol by tre-
ty between tho United States and
Ventiuela in July, 18C5, for the
ututual aJjastwent of claims, ha
been held and it( doeisiona have
been received at the Department of
State. Tha heretofore rceogmiod
rovernraont of the Uutted Siatca of
Venezuela has been aubvertcd. A
provisional govfi'uiwent htviDg bceu
iuatttuted under circumstances wbioh
promise durability, it has boon form
ally wgnixed.
HAYTI AND ST. DOMINGO.
I have been reluetlantly obliged to
ask explanation or satisfaction for
national injuries committed by the
i'reaidentof Hayti. The political
ad social conditiou of tha republic
of Hayti an4 St. Domingo, are very
unsatisfactory and painful. The ab
olition of slavery which Las beu
carried iuto e fleet throughout - the
Island of St. Domingo aud the entire
West Indies except the Spanish is
land of Cuba and Porto l'.ieo, ha
bea followed by a profound popular
ouviotiou of rightfulness of Repub
lican institutions, and an intense da
ire to secure tbem. The attempt
however, to establish Republics
there, encounters many obstaoles,
Must of which may b supposed to
result from long indulged habits of
colouiaiauptueuess and dependence
upon KnTopea monarchist po-xart.
While tlx Uoiuid Stake have on
all occaiou proIS4 adeoided un
willingness that any part 01 on
inoat, sir of iU adjaeeat islatdi,
hall he made a theatre for a new es
tablishment of monarchist power, too
little Las been done by us on the
other band to attach the cmnmuni
lies bv which we ate surrounded to
our own country, or to lend even
mors) support tit the efforts they are
so resolutely snd so constantly mak
ing to si'cure Republican institution
Tor tliemsolves. Ik :. indeed, a
auction of grate consideration
whether our recent and present ex
ampin is not calculated to chock the
growth and expansion of freo princi
ples, anil make those communities
distrust if not dread a government
wlncli st will consigns to militarv
domination states that are integral
parts of our Todcral Union. and while
ready to resist any attempt by other
nation to extend to this hemisphere
the monsrcliial institutions of Ilii
ropo, assumes fo pstabliah over a largo
portiou of its people a ruin more e l -soluio,
harsh, and tyrannical than
any known to'cm'iio I powtn.
I
ALASKA AND ST. THOMAS.
The aequititinti of Alaik wi
made with a view of xtin'ititf na
tional jurisdiction and republican
principles in thi American hernia,
phere. Relieving that a further
trp enuld he taken in the same di
lection, I last yar entered intia
treaty with the King oT lenmark for
the purchaso nfth.i Island id' St.
Thomaa and rU. John on thi best
terms then attainable, and with thn
express content of tho cnplo of
thosii Islands. The treaty still re
mains under consideration of the
Senste. A new convention ha
bcon entered Into with Denmark, en
larging the time Exed for fni il ratili
eatiou of the original treaty, Com
prehensivo national puli-v would
eem to sanction thn ae.iiisition and
ineirpnration into thn Kedorat Union
the several adjacent' continental
insular comnienitio a apendily us it
can be done peaceably, lawfully, and
without any violation of national
justice, fnitli or honor. I'uraipi po
session or control of those communi
ties has hithcrtu liiii.hroil theii
giowlh and iinpairod the iofluenca of
lit) United Stales. Chronic revolu
tion and anarchy there would be
equally injurious. Uach one of tbem,
when firmly estublixhcd ns nn inde
pendent Republic, or when incorpo
rated into the United State would
a new snurco of Mrongth and pow
er. Conforming my administration
tlmso principles, 1 bjvn on mi oc
casion lent support or toleration o
unlawful expeditious set on foot upon
tho plea of Republican protmgaudiHiii,
of national extension or nggran
diiomont. The necessity, howuvur,
repressing such unlawful move
ments, clearly indicate thn duty
which rests upon us of adapting our
Legislative action to tlio new circuin-
etanec of a decline of Kuropo.in mon
archic! power and influence, nnd tho
increaso of American Republican
ideas, interests and sympathies.
It cannot be long before it will bo-
como nueessary tor tin government
loud some effect ivo aid to the solu
tion of tho political and sooinl prob
lems which are kept before the Re
public of the Island of St. Domingo,
and which are now disclosing them.
elvcs moro distinctly than hereto
fore in tho Island of Cuba. Tho
subject i.i common. led to your con
sideration with all tho moro earnest,
ncs becuuso I am satisfied that the
timo has arrived when even ao direct
proceeding a a proposition for nn
annexation of tho two Republics of
tho Islands nf St. Domingo would
not only reenive tho consent of the
peoplo interested, but would also
giro satisfiolion to all other foreign
nations. I am aware that upon the
(uestion of further extending our
possessions, it is apprehended by
some, that our political system can
not successfully bo applied to an
ares more extundod than our conti
nent, but tho couvictiou i rapidly
gaining ground in the American
mind, that with the iucreascd facili
ties for intercommunication botwoon
all portions of tho earth, the princi
ples of free government ns nnbraeod
in our constitution, if fiithfully main
tained and carried out, would pmvo of
sutlietoiil strength and breadth to
comprehend within their sphero and
intlunnco the civiliaod nation of the
world.
THE HAWAIIN KINGDOM.
The attention of tho Senato and of
Congress is again respectfully invit
od to the treaty for the establish
ment of commercial reciprocity with
the llawaiiu Kingdom, entered into
last year and already ratified by that
government. Tho attitude of the
l'nitud State towards these islauds
is not very different from that in
which they stand towards tha West
Indies. It i known and folt by the
llitwaiin government and pooplo that
liieir government ana institutions are
feeble and precarious, and that tho
Uuited Status, being so near a neigh
bor, would bo unwilling to see the
Ulauds pas under foraigu control.
1 heir prosperity I ontinually di
turbed by expectations and alarm of
uumondly political proceeding, a
well from the United State as from
other foreign powers. A reciprocity
treaty, while it oould not materially
diuiiuioli the revenuot of the Uuited
fctatet, would be a guaranty of the
good will and forbearance of all na
tions, uutil the peoplo of tha islands
shall of themselves, at no distant
day, voluntarily apply for admission
iuto the L'uiou.
VARIOUS TREATIES.
The Emperor of Russia ha atod
ed to tha treaty negotiated here in
January last for tha security of
trade mark in the intereit of mauu.
fucturea of commerce. I bavo, invit
ed his attention to the ituportaucs of
establishing new, while it seems easy
and practicable, a fair and equal reg
ulation of the vast fisheries belong
ing to the two nations in tha water
of the North l'aoiflo Ooean.
Tha two treatie betweeu tha Unit
ed State aud Itally for tho regula
tion of consular power, and tha ex
tradition of eriiuiuale, negotiated aod
ratified her during the last cession
of Congress, have been accepted
and eouuruieJ by the Italian govern,
mcnt.
A liber it cousultr convention,
wbicU ha been negotiated with 1U1-
giutn, will b submitted to the i'ta
ate.
The very important treaties which
were negotiated between tho United
State and North Germany and
varia, for tho regulation of tho rights
of naturalised citien. havo been
duly ratified and exrlianged, and sim
ilar treatie have been entered into
with the kingdoms of Relgiuin and
Wurtnmburi and 'with the (Irand
Diiohic of Haden find Darmstadt I
hopo son ho hlo to submit
equally satisfactory conventions of
same character now in the course of
negotiation with tho respective gov.
ernmniit of Spain, Italy, and the
Ottoman Umpire.
An examination of claim against
tho United State by the Hudson's
Hay Company and the l'ugenl's
Sound Agricultural Company, on
account of certain pooory right
in t!i) Sl i'ti nf Ore 'O-i Slid
Territory of Washington, alleged by
those companies) in virtue of provi
ions of tho treaty between tlio United
States nnd (!reat Itritain, of June
Kith, 1810, has been diligently pros
ecuted under tin) direelion of the
Joint International Commission, to
hieh they wero sn'miiilol for
ndjiidict'aon by treaty between tin
two (Jovernment. Ju'y 1st, HliU
nnd it i ext.rclod will bo oonoludo I
nt en early day.
QUESTIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
Thn o other question, however,
between tho United Slste and (Jreat
Ftiitain remain open for adjustment.
I hesn nre the muiuil rights of uatu
ruliz'd citizen, the bound try eios
tinn involving thn title to tho inland
ofS.in J ii in, i.n thn l'.ieiGi coast, and
niutital e'ninm arising Hiiico tin) year
1 S!i!t, of the uitijseus and subjeols of
the two cnuiitriei for injuries and
lei. relations coin in i t toil uinb-r the
authority of their rospectivo govern
menta. Negotiations upon those
subject arn ponding, and I am not
ithout hopo o lieui ' nblo to lay
before thn Senato for it considera
tion during the pro sent session, pro
tocol calculated to liriir to an end
thcfe justly exciting mi l long exist
ing controversies.
CHINA.
Wo are not advisod of thn action
of tho Chinesu government upon the
lib 'ral nud auspicious treaty which
was recently celebrated with its plen
ipotentiary at this capital.
JAPAN.
Japan remain a theater of civil
war marked by religious ineidoiit
and political severities peculiar to
that long isolated Umpire. Thn I'x
cctltive has hitherto nuiinlainod
strict noutrnlity mining tho belliger
ents, and acknowledge with pleasure
that he ha been frnnkly and fully
sustained in that course by tho en
lightened coniMirroui'O and oo-nper-ation
of tho other treaty powers, via.:
lireat Itritain, l'Vauce, Tho Nether
lands, North Oornmiy, and Italy.
SPAIN.
Spain having recently undorgnno n
revolution marked by extraordinary
unanimity and preservation oforder,
tbn provisional government estab
lished nt Madrid ha beau recnguix-
ed, mid tha friendly intercourse
which ha so long happily cxisicd
between tlio two countries remains
unchanged.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
I renew tho reconnaen. latinos con
tained ill my communication to
ConiTresH, dated fho lSlh July last, a
copy of which nccouipaiiies this mesa
ai:o, that tho ju Igniuut of tho' peo
plo should bo taken on tho proprie
ty of so amending tha Federal con
stitution that it shall provi. lo
1st porno election ol 1 resident
and Vico President by a direct vote
of tho peoplo, instead of through tho
ngenev ol electors, ami malting tliem
ineligible for reoloetioQ to a second
term.
Ll. For a distiuet designation nf
tho por.son who shall disubargo the
duties of President in tha event of a
vacancy in that office by tho death.
resignation, or removal or botu tlio
President and y ice Prcauiou',
ltd. For tho election of Senators
of tho United Status directly by tin
people of the several Status, iustead
ol by the Legislatures.
4th. For the limitation to a period
of your of thn tortu of Federal
Judges,
Profoundly impressed with tho
propriety of making theso important
modifications lu tlio Constitution, I
respectfully submit them for tho ear
ly aud insturo consideration of Con
gress. Woslioulil as tar lis poasiulo
removo all pretext lor violation of
tho organic laws remedying such
imperfections as timo and experience
may develop, ever romemliertng that
tho Constitution, which at any time
exist until changed by an explicit
and authentic act ol tlio whole pco.
pie, is snorodly obligatory all.
CONCLUSION.
In the rerfonuauco of a duty Im
posed upon me by tho Constitution, I
liavo thus communicated to Congress
information of tho statu of the Union
and recommended for their consider
ation such measures as havo seemed
to lite necessary aud expedient. If
carried into efloot they will hasten the
accomplishment of the great and
bonehcent purposes for which the
Constitution was orduiuod, and which
it comprehensively states wore to
form a moro porfect Union, establish
justice, insure douicslio tranquility,
provide for the common defeuso,
promote tlio peneral welfare, and so
cur the blesiug of liberty to our
selves aud our posterity. In Con
gress arc vested all legislative powers
and upon them devolves the ronton-
sibiliiy as well for framing uuwise
and excessive laws a for uoglootiut;
hi uoviee aim anopi meaturea abso
lutely demanded by the want of tho
eouutry. Let u earnestly hope that
neior the expiration ot our respec
tive terms of service, now rapidly
ara-iug to a close, an ailwise 1'rovi
dune will to guide our counoila a to
atrengthen aud preserve tit Federal
union, tusptrc reverence tor the
Constitution, restore prosperity aud
happiness to our whole people, aud
promote on earth peace, aud good
will toward man.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9th, 1898.
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THURSDAY, - I) KG. 17, IRfia.
Wepivo tho President' message
thi week. It is mostly made up of
tirsdo of abusg against tho people,
through their representatives in
Congress, and i the last yell of a
disappointed madman. Tho niessnge
is tho last Johnson will inflict upon
a long suffering people, nnd ho retires
into private tifn lower In thocstim
tiou of tho world than any man living.
When Johnson's mcssao was
partly ren.l in Conres, that body
rofuscil to hoar it further, because
of its (li-trcpe,ctrul nntaro. The
mutter was reconsidered, tho next
ilny nn l tlio whole of it was licnnl
We think Conro wis vfisn to lis
ten to tho mesao. Any ono who
tin up a skunk is very npt to pet
tlio worse of the operation unless
he docs it nt ft lon r.mgo.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9th, 1898. CONGRESS.
This body nesetubh'd on the 7th
inst. Tlio most laborious thing; it
has yet done was to listen to the
President's Message. In tho I louse
tho credentials of Pickcy nnd Pet
tis, of Pennsylvania, elected to fill
vnoancics occasioned hy tho doath
of Stevens nnd Finney, vrcro pre
sented. Also, tlio credentials of
Stover, of Missouri, to fill tho va
cancy occasioned by tho death of
M'Clurfj. Tlio threo were sworn
The credential ofCliristy, signed
by f!en. Meade, nnd of Mr. Whim
pie, signed by Governor Ilullock,
of (icoria, wero referred to Com
mittee on Elections, llotli were
from tho Sixth District of Georgia.
A bill to extend tho right ofsulT
rao to nil nia!o citizens over 21
years of ago, w s introduced by Mr.
Houtwell; nlso a bill to instruct the
Reconstruction Coinmittco to in
quire into tlio condition of Mississ
ippi, Virginia nnd Texas. A reso
lution calling for tho instructions to
Minister Johnson was introduced
by Mr. Wood, and ndopted. Mr.
Kclley introduced a proposition to
amend tho Constitution so ns to pre
vent any Stnto from excluding any
citizen from exorcising tho right of
Buflrivo. Mr. Ilronmult iniroduuetl
a concurrent resolution to tho"nmo
effect. Mr. Morrill introduced a
resolution to instruct the President
to recall Minister Johnson, llo
ferred to tho Coinmittco on Foreign
Afl'uirs. Mr. McKco and Mr.
Sehenek oflcred n resolution in
regard to tho amendment of our
naturalization laws.
A bill to consoli ditto the sovcrnl
asylums for nged nnd disabled sol
diers was passed ; nUo ono giving to
tho American Uaptist Homo Slission
a part of tho reservation of Sault
St. Maria. A bill to refund S229,
818 to low lor expense iucurrcd in
raising troops was introduced. Th
Sonata Hill ia rogard to bridges
across tho Ohio river was reforrod to
committee ou roads and canals.
Mr. Hroomall,of Pennsylvania (11.)
moved to suspend tho rules to enablo
him to introduco tho following pre
amble and resolution.
-VnstsA, The President of the t'niteil
Stales in liis annii:il iiipihsl'8 to the Fortieth
Oonure''! t i' third f'ssiuii siiys( liar fol
lows nn extract from the message, In refcr
tuca to liquiilation of the 0 per cent, bou.li
Ly inviii'-ni pi inli r.it). An. I
WiiiiiK, Kueh a rnliuient, it permitted
to en the worl.l without iinmr.listi. protest.
might be umlcrstooil to bo the sentiment nf
tlic pooIMf too I. atiej ht.in, an.l of iheir
repri'senlailves in Cmresa, Ihereford
XnnlrrJ, That all form nml deirrfes of
repmliatien of nntioiml in.lpbtrtlnesi are
o.Iuhh to the AniMirau ptu;ile,iii umler no
ci reumniKiieea will their rrerrM'titativra con
sent lo olT.T the public iK.litor as full rnm-
pi'iisstion on a lets amount of money thnn
lliat wliiib tha govvruurnl toiitractej U
pay.
Kvcry Ohio man voted for tho fore
going oxco pt Mutigon of the Oth Pis
trict.
In the Senate the credentials of
Sonator Hill, of (loorgin, were pro-j
souted, and upou a motion to rofor to
tho Judiciary Committco, quite a do-
ij ijiiK Ui, mey were nnaiiy
tabled for the present. A bill t'oi
provide for the rosumptinn of speoie
payment on the 4ih of July ncxt.was
introduced, also a resolution provid-l
inp for oheap ocean poatago. )
The bill of Sumner to resume spe
cie paymenbon the 4th of July wiaj
laid over for a time. A motion wa
made to refer the bill transferring
the Indian management to tho Wat
Department t3 tho Committee on low
dian affair, which was carried. A
bill to issue arm to th militia of
certain Stutos lately in rubellinn wl
referred to the Military Committee,
A bill was introduced requiring gov
erumeut employee to recoivc for
eight hour work a much as if thoy
worked ten hours, A resolution wa.
iutroduced to submit an amendment
to tho Constitution that no distinc
tion should be made by. the United
Statu or by State, among citi ions,
in their civil or political rights, ofs
account of raoe condition, oi color.
Referred.
Tush, push, puab. the Columlu.if
Tiffin & ToloJo Railroad;
JOSH BlLLIMOS, SATUBDAT Kl'lIIT,
The lecture of this humorist st
National Hal), wa well attended ; y
a large and, a it proved, well pleas
ed audience.
Ic appearance, Mr, Billing wa
not all our, or anyone else' fancy
painted him. lie i a tall, stoop
shouldered, dark coinp'exioncd man,
has long, black hair combed behind
hi car, wild looking eyes and a
mustjcho, black as thejraven's wing.!
In looks on the stage ho would not
take tho premium for the handsomest
man going. His general styl on
tho stago had tho appearanco of bc
ing a "cros" between tho "get up"
of tho immortal J. N. Free, a wild
Indian and Qottschnlk.
Ilo opened his remarks with, "Tho
subject of my lecture is milk; upon
which Ihoro havo been numerous es
say written, and thoso who expect an
exhaustive treatise on tho subject;
will bo disappointed. I like milk in
almost any form, but alwsys prefer it
with thocrcuni on." With that tho
subject was exhausted, and Josh
went on to give, in hi inimitable
style, thn many of hi wise saying
that havo bpen offered from timo to
time in tho paper. Notwithstanding
they wero old they boro repeating by
Josh exceedingly well.
His idea that bo "had known
mulo to bn good for six months that
he might get a chnuco to Lick some
body," was particularly good, nnd
tho thought occurred to us that there
aro somo peoplo very liko the mulo
"K man who can wear a pnper collar
a whole week without soiling it never
builds railroads, or docs anything elite
but to brush dust off his clothes."
"'God nover inado anything in vain.'
Pcrhnps not, and I presumo He was
out when the mosquito was made."
"This little animal (tho mosquito) is
very happy and contented ho sings
as ho works I" Thoro is no more
affecting sight in nature than to see
a rich, but wesk and virtuous young
.can struggling with a mustache."
Rut wo will stop here, p. ourspaco
is limited, nod annouiico that Henry
Vincent, the eloquent English orator
will lecturo under tho auspices of the
Y. M.'s C. Si Ij. A. ou tho evening of
tho 18th of January. Previous to
that time, however, it is expected
that n lecturo will bo had from cither
1$. V. Taylor, Prof. Youuiansor The
odoro Tilton.
Joluisoii says, in his message,
respecting tlio publio debt:
"Upon this statement of facU, it
would seem but just and equitable,
that tho six per cent, intired now
paid by tlio Ooverninont, should bo
nppliml to the reduction of the prin
cipal, in Homi-annual installments;
which in sixteen years ami eight
months would litiuiduto tho entire
debt. Six per cunt, in gold, would,
nt pnveni rale, bo equal to nine
per cent, in currency, and equiva
lent to ii payment of tho debt one
and a hull' times, in a fraction less
than seventeen years. This, in
connection with nil tho other disad
vantages derived from this invest
ment, vrould tilTord to tho public
creditors aair and liberal eompen
wtioii for tho use of their' capital,
and with this they should bo satis
fied." lie. then adds, very signifi
cantly, this gentlo intimation: "ihc
lessons of the past admonish tho
lender, that it is not well to be
over anxious in erupting from the
borrower rigid compliance with the
letter of the bond.
Wantkd. To borrow $5,000
on tlio ubovo terms. Who wants
to our take notes payable in that
way
Andy to his other villainy adds
that of a rcpudiator.
The old expression "Whero'a the
man who struck Dilly Patterson?"
lias been changed to "Whero'n the
man that won't help build the C T.
& T. llailrond ?" Echo answers
whero ? and ho is not to be found.
A great many papers are wasting
ink, paper and space to write down
Johnson's ltepudiation Scheme.-
It is ulreudy dead in the shell, Con
gress has declared it villainous and
will havo nothing to do with it.
Skating has been good during the
week. It Las bceu taken advautajo
of by girls, boys, young ladies aud
gentlemen.
The following should have appear
ed ou tho first page, in tho fifth col
umn, at tho oud of tho first para
graph :
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
The Secretary of the Interior in
his report gives valuable information
in refereocu to the interests confined
cd to the supervision of hi Depart
ment, and reviews tho operations of
the Land Office, Pension Office, Pat
ent Oflico, aud Indian liureau. Du
ring tho fiscal year ending June 30th,
ISliS, 6 555,700 aores of publio lands
wece disposed of. The eutire cash
receipts of the General Laud Office
for the same period were 81,G32,145,
being greater by I234.8S3 than tho
amount realixed from the same sources
during the previous year. The en
tries under the Homestead lw cover
twi millioua threa hundred and twen
ty eight thousand oiue buudred and
tweaty-three acres' Dearly one-fourth
of which was taken uudor the act of
June Slat, IbCO, which aopliai only
the. States of Alabama, Misie,iptjt,
Louiilaua, Arkansas aud Florida.
New Advertisements.
announcement for 1800.
tTTk C!ncinnatJGazettGl
TIIK WEEKLY GAZETTE.
TM sntmunrMnc Iia Wxly Oaittts for lite
rli'imit T-r, Oie pr .wl.r Irk. l. .ttil
in t"n til. In to ofT-T II ill lull pixr, iti.pn.Yi l in
'I'l.ilil v, tiit'l nt rc.ii.-'l no--. V. Iise i.l.o nr-riitf-.i.
nt tc iitj i-x. ti-r, to ,il'tul-:iu-, its a
.i. ni'iil, iuei. li nub.,Tln-r, h coj.y t.f tl.c
''Cinartte Annual llra;lrf-r nail llnnd
Jtotk ef Inlermuliaia."
This work will i-o.il uri a complete lii'tTjr nf
rii'r-iit i-vi-ntM for II." y.-.ir IS -i, ,-oti...r.il m
' l.-otion returns lor t-ll ili- hui.-.. I'.c ole of
Ohio iiti-l Ircloiim l.y Tmi-in-, (lie ,rti: n
t.oti of .Vitioi:, illl'i St ito I.oTI'mIIIH Ills, lliillii'l
of InrnilM-is of the L.-uinl itun- t-r Ohio, ti.
-liit.- nii.l K.-titiu Uy, t u.e l-r l al ln.- ihtrl- T
r.r i-lf.-uil i-.ni'it., s..l .to-- oT ottii i r. on. I olht-r
y.-ii.-r;il mot v.ih;fi.... -tt -'i---. Th. ..rt ol
th-M-.olc i.illl, I II.) KliWAttU It. MANS-
I llil.lt, ;-l.. M ttoSf tllllllf. lll lj.5 ll.-.-t'f.t.-ll IIS
tian.lv w J fiillut-- -in. i k tr. y. llw.ll nl-o
.-olll:it t' ll.ilirf. I'l.TI'KS t. Ittl'AH I Mr-S-T, whull
nlll lo.-lit-.l l.y r. .iiili.N A. W A t: I 1 -It. well
Ull'.tVII l l II T!-Ii ;i AO I P'-li'tClli'- H'lito Ultll
r.st. 'I'll.- will root. till olr.'.-lioit l'of Ihc s. 1. 'I'
ll 'It tltl-l IIIIUUO: III. -ot III tlUt tl i-n., villi's, AC,
i.ii I will piovi- ,. rn;: n-'iolv Viil'lnl'li-.
'Mio li. Lt'-lt r will Irf- i-'-u.'.l on or nhnut fh-
llr-l . f J tl. ti r.i , mi I will h' -' ol II .-(' to nil sui
-I'lt r l't hi" We.'i.iy liif-ili", w lo lio.r Mil--i
r'l. i. ii. viiois or i !.-.'.U -tit t t'n-tn -t of
J. .-ll. it. 'Ihii-e r.'o.-wiii:; ui-ir miI.-i-i , ,.t ..ti
w .It it" tre t" I it- ti. w il..i t'l1-. r-, ll.e in'. nt
if 1 1. 1 to in ilio ii jtr.-'i.t of this v.ilu.ibifl work
lu 1 T v i
Inr. LitmisHt J'lTAWT'frvf will rli ptimvo
f -J 1 1 i ;ill-n 1 1 iim, A Ji .siu.i..lll.' f n c vs ll i- g'lf-
'II fo !! i 't.l r.Hion i,l til a! -t-l.tr! .ituru', ur.fc-
Ml"l MM'1 I"l'! l.
'I'm E I, ah. H ,r a f Titr Hn-, T'trt W-'fUly (1 1-
-t-M i-'Mit.iii.ii iiwMc r" innr in:ttr m
i li.-r l."U-n;ir r"it..iHi,.-i in i:. ;;nl-i S''.t'
.ml, I . 1 1 ill 1 1 '.i t i mits-id. r I i'l iiti-i-ni
v. (Ii Hi I ul-t nf ihs K--f' r. it 4
l'.'Pft. O.ll Ii m l, , (1 i, tnll
tli, it" :Mi,t hnj'invf it hi -liiy- l'M
li'nil I i in. f il,r... .M.,-.li:.lf wo i-., t,. nil"
to 'll it nt lull r : f.-it Hi s Hu'ill b" ii-j i-
l'!tt'iil Ii ri;l-xi'fih r-.
Ai I-.m ihu.r N).w I", iri'ti UnvinT nn Ln-:it
(hh.'-tl I'tllha .i .( (nn,; t Us- unr, t-
ll ii hp mi. !. ii, iir i:t'in i;il mill mi-ci'il i-!
mih r. :"lln-. Tin-" w,ll h ,-n.!-l in (uti l.y
u-U' in. I. r th. I). tl nf I'lr-oii il It .ll-'-'.
(.n-. Illif f H li(i W ill t.f l.ul.lt-lM I Wi i'klV.
i I..--I- ti in i t- (. i in. ii in i'iiiiim-m m'?i in v i' i" 1
hirtst nf Di V-!I, who h ivi l !'.' IV I n rn-
4 i I fr ilut inrp f. our until m "iinvt tt' ii
-pi. i li-il Tumi thf V:ir ')is) tirul'..,l"Mi, lli' lu hin
Minmtoin. I.n.vr( t,iiiirH"iinii. l-'unifm. Mer
I'hunti mill Ivliiorn. i::.( h rti ii. . w illlmvt' ut
tifhi'il ( it tho ri'itno nf tiiO i iter. Suilii't t
ny liort Ih tt th KMtlMit?ti wh'S". rvrft ll ivp
Ih-i-TI celir-l. M-('ipv lifh n Httinll-t, Hlt h:lVS
nui'lc lor tfi"riiH('lvi--s n itioi.nl r-pu t ut : mis.
tii .n Ii.P4hi hi.nt-4, I ml, ii; Iviitoriftl,
N'W.i, Cuintiii'imnl, C.irio-i.i.n ii.'u.-'. Alt filtti
rnl an. I M "m'iII.ihpimisi h lit Im c trrir-l in tli
4lrinl:trl six-'ll -W". Irii'Kirlvit WW trRti
I'TUin nt li'HiH' r iii-rti'i l will b. Miiiiii in
tlio .i.m. u fr-'m ilu-f.. loiixUajnl i KivaJico oi"
K.i.-uni nilit t
TEHJti F TIIK WVtKl.T O LTTI:
On rniy ,
V' ( li-n..
T'li ! tut'iitv
Twenty to littv ,
Kidv t.i on hun lr- 1
Oti hnii'lro.I tu iw.i huinir.-.l
Twn Iniii'Ircii nii'l oviT
2,ru
1.7
l.MI
1.4
I.'.n
1,1
An cxir oni.y will ii- "iit lo tli j.'Hlor tin of
ni-hilinl I'l, :tml ttii nd .i'i'.iml ruiiy ur iv
li'iiiv -MU riln i-si l'M-1-.vtii..r. rttrvint ( Si
h- m;mi-wi:i;ki win., .nt hiHt.Mii of
rtn W.-.-ld..-!, if ri-f"ir :m. ( -r cIumh i.f
f'.r I'VILV Willli.- H.iil. f ) r 'T- l t" .
W'..'l,:ii. A i-.i.v f Hi.. "ANMI.U, I'l
'ri;il" 'II l- u miI utj ii p; t'it'iit to uvt ry ;i-t ri-
tvr io uii.' t.-1'itiy.
THE SEM I-WKEKLY GAZETTE.
'Ihin i:tnr in prind-.t on Tuo.l;iv iin l Fri.tuy
of p.u'h wi"U. It in tin Hiini" n :ii t'n I'iiiIv
im'l VVos-kly. cniihutiititf iliiriv-i. full i'.tiniint
of rtvt'lin,' nriitiT. M..t tf tin r.-R lln inn; lor
pro;M. lor iho u.'y ttn I w i-pljr will tw nrmt
i . .ntlilMoiliti.nl. I' thiiim m h ilcin p tiK-i
ofioner llnt'i nncn ft wtf-k. Imt ilo i.ot nec.l r
ft:tily, will tind ihin tlio oln,:iK,.'t uiitl In' .it papt-
JMIUIIIIItU lllllWIMTr,
TKHMH Or TUB ftKMI-WI'-EKLTt
()n rrry, (I'M Ni'K.I
Two In Fivo onplrsi, e iih
Kivo to Ten op;oi out ll.
Ton 1" T-ioniv i-m-h
Trtinty iiixl unwnrl
....?10
Si.!
An otiin otipv will ltf nont tn iho tf.'tror up
Mi ll oluli of t. n n i l i;inr.t. A ooiiv of !'
"A.vmml lUJ'sisi i;;;-' hiu he hchi to e..cti
ctiOaonhi-r.
THE 1) A I LYG A Z E T T E .
An a ii'Wiip.T thn lii)v I at t m not .ir-
ivi.i-.l l.y nny pnhl io:t nni n the Unito I S'nii.ai,
U f.iv-T thi ooiiiM fipi, of l.ltor.utirt
Coiniiii rif, M Mint n turoH, Anni'iiluir.' nn
Amiti-iiiul nn. I t itpir it In Mr. Mutt
uoimnu in.li-r th. sio In-.,. is,, ntit foim l in tho i ,
' it -, will not U nli nalniu. in ttn K I
iil hl T ri.rl I ll'Mit . th' iq.'M o li i .ill !n i'i.
I.'ii.jt thfil u -trn-tv .f ilr.-st-i'haai ifiir i-.m itnI
irl t. it. It prli.uij.lo, wu ii. -o l liur ily siy im
lsrMlU.VJiMI,
rstMi of run Han,T nzr.TTr:
liy mnil, pvr nininin 512,'!)
Jo ( r a x nu.iiilis e.im
no lor throo ininillin
io for mi.' mouth 's
Cluh of live or ov. r, t-.u-li in ;a
on lor -i inonti'w i,
'o for thrtM ni'in hi 2
ilo iur onu mnil. .i i.oj
GAZETTE COMPANY,
(.' n-'iimnti, ) ihio.
AS A IRUVK.TIVU
Acniii;! .MMirli, Kvtr ntid Au, mi l H lis
Aft fcrifiiii; from n l.irpi t n.ti. of ih,. hv.-r
Micro . no inr li.niio no highly ro.-ointiicn.i.Ml
ki Itohirk'st Kiom,m), Jtutura, lleililltr A.
THE ItEST IN THE WOULD
NEW YOM'MK JAM'AUY 1st.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMEEICAU
POIl lftlLl. ,
Th Wclpntlflr Amoric.tii la thn Unfftnt. tho
!, tho clitinptt, niid uiont I'mnilar .'ournfil
th wwrld. ih'voti'ti to Invfiition, Mvclv nici,
Mnnufnouin Art, S. l.'n. w nn.l (.,-n. r.il Imlnj
try, nud ooiitntnt VAt Amount of -ry lm. r
UNg nml vft.luj.bl naiiing luuttcr for nil c.n-
Amonc the many important uhjpctfi dlicuiitpil,
Kr Mt'Hin haiI Mcii'lmnlrftl Kiii inmrinit In nil
lt brnoii0, Clietnlitry mmi lis vm lea Voi-cHa)o
nil DaiYiMlfa, Agriculture and All lmir vml
Farm an. I IUumIi.-Ii! Iniplemrnlit, Aroli jit-cttiro
and liulllltnr. MtniUrf simI Metnl Working, Hn
Annn, M..nutii luring, IH.Irrtnli. i, lirtilr utl lin
irormcnisi, fMioin.TAphy aik! the I'lue Ann.
Now lnviitloiii,.ViMltitio Sport! mi J Caiiii. pop.
uUr Lvturo upou sVmi'tiUi! aikI .Mhtiiiortl
Ni'.jsjiti, Art Is lr by AM ri'PM, rrartiral
nrkliop-iiil lloiitrholil Ko.-ipt, nn.l mny
other tlni.gi luittruoiivu And uwful to ll cliuai.!
uf tort' I Km.
Ktoh uimh-'r fontnini; from five to ten tVI'tntr,!
Kurf IntfA of N'-w Mi. tinu'! And Fror.wc, nho
ollinil li- of '.il4-nt tMitf.l nt th INtoiit
o:t' '(, 1th iirtmo! oi I'tttiMiti'o, to.MluT with 11
lu!iii.itii lit And miitnrial noil.-e of the priiuipAl
iiiveiiiioii-i. Ui uumUrsi nftlie Si-ieniitkc Am.r
ii'Mi for una year nirkiup two imiiitminiit Toluniri
of 4IA i.tK li. full of I'hoict. root int " lllui
tr4tml hy l)iinnrli ul iplenditl wrnviiiKii.
Tho Nw VoliiiiisivniiimoiKB Jftinmry i.stjhfro
for, n-l thttttinv to -fa-U'l tu NubM-.-iptiout to
ht'Ktu the Vohimi'. T:mmi; Tli Sn-nnilu Amor-
Imi, it iisnsxl irery wk in lti Urp-i iujrto pire
t S'Uyuur: l .hi ,r iuoiith; l In lit of i.u
iiAmss or np-Auttla il 50eiclntr Aunuui. S;C!
lui'U uuiitutos M.-ut trfs.
.Ml'W A CO.,PuMliher,
.17 i'ark Kow, Stw Yurk.
Tha PuMlhen of th N lent t no Aiiicilcan, for
more than tv,.my-three car have b,-n the
if.vunit nn-iTor vi Aiiterican anil huropoAQ I'at
vuim, aui have pvo-ierutesl ovr thirty thomaml
api'li.-atioui at the Patent (MhVe. Au (lln v.t(i
lUinF'hlaiof 110 , contalnitikf the I'aieut Law
ana lutortu itiou tu latfuitirst, tout free.
URATIFYIA'R
To know Unit a reliable remedy ia within th
rtvten ui rvi-n no.iy or III r;stll-.i mire of !?
ivpaia or In liii.-iloii. Mieh a r-imdy i lio
Ku k e (Utter. MiJ liv nil Druircta. Her-ih..
er A MyetB. bole Axiit,
Administrator's Notice.
rpHI! mid-THRiied ha Iwn dolv hp joints
1 Adioniiniritinr Of the em: of John Voud
uirtnaee. Ute el 8 tiesii eonmy, Ueeear.e.1. All
p. r-.ina i it.lt-hi rd to the estate are rnpiep-ted to
malaii iiomesiiate p.ytm nt; and thai havinif
.laini aaittiiMt (h .sllle Will preent them, dnly
amheiiiieats. A. 11. liVl.KS.
Tinn., O., Hoc. 10, UCB. &iu Jw.
Tilliu Loau Association.
UK TIKri FVIrt An l)l'ILDIU
i.OlF ArMM lVIIO
AT11I tnalie jh-rmtisol niait mtan to buy d
y build a home aud p.iy lor II lu uiouthly dnvi,
wttleh will boi Ainomit to more thtn tJieir rent
noweiouuoi to. It it an excrlleut auivinara bsmtIix.
ty.aitd pava a hih rata ol intertMt un mull ds
pUAtb., and la ierletly mI; the whole capital be.
Ilia; tvural bv utsritraitea ou ral e.late.
Office in iaciiiuaii x I ra'aer'a Law uHlee. over
IhtI, Store, Ualant;iua tirtMst, Tiibn. iHilo.
iiuiu, April iuin, I0M, uAq If
A I.r.ll AUK ACtl.r TACT
That a ainqte lntMiiee h- come to the
knole4 of the proprieiorst, of tUe failure of
liouf k'a Jalfdicaiea lu K va entire n;ai.t.. lion
in lite hiMirvda of ihoii-ia 1 til iHjs) in win h
tliey hava bxi uaed; lht in worttiy uf rental k
aiitl unUcnititde iiiiutf of Uu'tr iiiirioa.i iuvi
tu. ilerUtaxA Meie.tKlv Aeau.
HOLIDAYS ARE COMING I
SO
BROrjTiJ, SCIIXtOSSHR CO.,
WTITII
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BAKGAIMSf
TO!! THE PEOPLE OF
.m;.v;c.i .j.v anjoiA'i.xa cou.vties
-finowT fBrtti.o-3r:n. a o., wonn ni:tpvcTFri.i-Y aoimr to thr.
I u hi to In ci'iutI, thtt thoy Are uuw recoi ing their le ou 1 itork el tiL W OOOl 8, utl .
re butirr jiep.iruil to gie
13 I G 13 A. K Gr A. I jST S I
Thsn any oth-r Htu In N'orthrrn hlo In thn followin; Una of Goods:
Fur?, Sluiwls, Dress Goods, Wluto Goods, Ginliams, Prints, Col-
ored nnd White Ulunkets, Coverlids, Fhinnels, Clonkings, Cloths
Cassiiiicre?, llcpcllnnts, llrown nnd Bleached Goods, Grain
Bag?, Batting, Yarn, Warps, Men, Women and Miss
es' Underwear, Notions, Hoop and Balmoral
Skirts, Corset:., Gloves, Hosiery, Baskets,
Boots end Shoes, etc., etc.
All of which we corJi illr lnvlie cT.'!)lu.ly to
CALL JISTJD EXAMI1TE!
Ltfore purchaiin3clUori. Vry K-np.tfully,
UltOWN, SCIILOSSEU & CO.
No. I. Hltanhan'a romtnerrtal lllork, Timn, O.
ARE -
i
Assignce'a Sale.
f J I.I'ill'rt'AP linvitij nimli' sn nss'en.
ti'iotit i.f liis tr. tt I.. Iho iM..-p--cn-.l.
cnn.istit.R "fli's whi.l" st. l of l'l I. nuns,
tiroi-.Tn'". Illil.lli'.rP, I H II K", J-1'UH-IIH'd, .sc.,
tii.'v .11 h " sol'l imt nt .'i. -l.
All T. mis m.li lt'''l " vv - i.i.-'ii..-ri, iii
all hi hi ulil stiittJ mill svltlo itliuui .u l.ij
ami s:i i-o.-l.
ViM. II. I I. I l.llVI. 1
M' lmor, O. Ii-. lOtli, I . tii.'Jil.
Stray Notice
N
TOT!' T. i horet.v Riven, tht ther wni tnl.en
th. AttH'n' lt.A l, threo in. lei from Titfin. fnnr
( 1 , o'ht or t'-ti iihum h ol.l. Toofthem
i e t.lii. lt with a mi x in of ;:m', nml two p irtly
wlilti tm-l mocUI.-it i'h rod rtn-l lihiek tt.
in iV the llti'lei hi i-l i. .IU,
nr. ateprii nml two iifer, all tlnn in Ih eli.
I h Mwo'-f w.ll ph'ime i nll, infe properijr, pny
clmr iff a nml InUu ihe iiiiiiniiU iv.
li. skaru:.
!ee. i:t, 1 n!--fll.
! prrol"1It to wfalih. If Iho ytrn 1 in ha-l
Or.hT plll'Ui i'Ut tilt Vilelnilii'TH III. (I ihl'lMer
wiih liol.iek' HI'Hi'l IMH, nn.l i,"-t th.- interr.nl
rMii peiforinin their reunl ir ftni' iiouM, im.J
on in O'ler, f- I hciii "o l.y l!ie tlwilv nan of
i:..h.i.-k- Siotu.njli ilitici. iU-rathisyr X Mi rs,
'at
Cincinnati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
THE FiSNEEiiTlNS OF OHIO.
TIME CARD. DECEMBER 14, 1868.
UAILV, (ll'NDAVI F X l' 1- ft to.)
TllAINS 1,1'AVK TIFFJ.,
l
OOINU NORTH.
HaU-62 P. M. Mdht Kxp-e- 3:00 A. M
J-'iuilla Aocommoil itiou 7:47 A. M,
oeiNO Ot'TII.
M.iil 10:i7S. M. Nhrht Kxprena 12:10
l iii.llay Acc..mmotl.al..u-C 4fl t M,
Vxiiroai lenve tanluisky Suimv lmto:ir of
niiininv rveimnT', Hti .M'.iniiifia.itliin Iruvt'l
Daytuu Sunu i) liintea'l of .Saturday evcmnjit.
Close Connections are Made.
!
AC ffanrttisihr. with Train of (Nnrthrrn Iivl
Iau) Lske .hor.' H uiriiad Line, nml filurlnir the
Me.Ann ef imvijrttitin,) with J.uku StiMimr lor
thelstl'imU ami Detroit.
AM'ly.lc, with Trains of (Sonllicrn Mvlilon)
Kake Shore Hailroml Line.
Al Carey, wi"h FinilUy Itranrh Trilns.
At Foreisi, wiih Tmlns of l'itt-.burli, Tort
Wavne. nn. I'htenir.i Hiiliwiiv.
.tl llrllrrnmaliie, with triln of'he Polle
fontlne (( 're Mline anil linlinn ipnH) Itullway,
At I rbann, wiih Triinnnf tho Cilmuhua and
InJianai 'It" t'rntrnl H.iilu'ay.
At prli:llrl J, with I.omlen Tlranrh tmfni.
Al l.ini.lim, with Trains) uf the i'ulunibui and
XrMii'i Hailmail.
At ItAytnti, wilU trains of the Dayton And Wei
t'Tti ll'iiiro.-iil.
At i tiU'luisAtl, with Through Fxprem Trafne
to auil ft inn 1, 'uUville. Imli inap.'lm. St. t.' ilia,
t'atro, .MtMiifhis, ami the Hnnth : Kentucky Ccu-
irni itiuiroaii ami 'in nnrr .nun nmit,
Thl Line Ima hefii NKWI.V KQ t' I PPKD witJ,
Pnpeiiiir Moth-rn hay Cini' lie, Sm..kliiK t'aiti. and
Nitrht Sleeping Ciua, unsurp.'imeO In cum lor t and
I Ulrint Tlinoi'till toan.lfrnm Cln-finn-ttt
without tranler to piinir tir ilHff .'aes
at Diytnn, thm eiiHiiriiit: enuitnrt ant) aiMm
Krently to the ii'timire of the trip hmweeu the
Like anil th (.ihio Hiver.
THKOlH.ll TICK KltTS eoltl and RAOO AtlK
rilKl'KS fiv.-n to all principal ciiiet reached by
thi Hoad aud conm rlini; tinea.
J. C. WILLIAMS. Superintendent.
T. H. GOODMAN, General Ticket Agent.
i
VOll HALE.
TetTr f.r a! mr Htl Building, Known a fho
l'n vi n Moii-e, miiiiiicd in the l-t V ir I of Ttf
lin, 1 1., and now neeiijued ly J.evi Weinek, t -K.'ther
w.ih the Mtuhle and l"t, no feet Ntjititre, al
In otiil I'Mtid'tlMti, 1 will Hell the hniMiiiji nline
( Oeoiri'd, Terina low and piijineiitu eii-v. If
not noi. I l.y the l-t nf Jnnn try, lut.ll, 11 Mil) .
for rein. I hare .,1-0 anine hoi.) n ar the eorpn
r.ttion for ule. 1 or uriim and oilier pitrth-nUrN
rMp:iri oi I PA If"
io TO
NATIONAL RESOET!
Dining Rooms.
For Ladies and Gents, for your
WARMJEALS!
Oysters n all Styles,
Hot Tea, Coffee, nn l other Itefrebliuionta at all
lloiira.
nsma let the Hight, Reennd Floor, Km-
VMM. RBI, D .VC M .
TllanVll f.r paat favora, we Invite a eantlnu-ane,-ni
the ame. A.J.UUrifS.
1 III! n, t.. June M, isr Ir.
NOTICE.
'pllK AN.Nl'AL MKKTI.N.i Of" TIIK KTOfK
1 h.il.li ii ol Ihe 'l ittin Woolen Mills, Kit 'the
" " ' ..r.-iina mr I lie enau i ar, aiLI
tut the traiisnetii.n of aneh other tiimiueas aa
may eome la-tore theiii. will be hald ut tha nlllee
"f a.ii.1 Ci'tiipiiuv, at i'lftln, Ohio, on Mnndav, Iho
tut iiaj ui .j.tuuaiy, ir.na, vniniii.'iK'in at lu
o'el.u k. A. M. WM. C. lU'.UiiES. See'y,
'1'ittin. t'hio. TV... lo t.
Exccutor'B Notice.
N'OTIi'K la herehv sivnthit the aiitwcriher
has h.'eu at.poiutril K.xecutor on the aaute
of Mury Ann lilmjle, late ol the L oumr oi btieca,
Ueeea-ed.
l'aud atTilHu. thl 3l,t davof Noremher, 186S.
LKSTKIt bU'lM.N, Kxecutor.
Tliejrrni ."t oillrlu nr thm Nkln, runaa
nnuoiit nu, ery sum or um
aitflUIj ernplltta or lite for,
or lirhlita, IrrltntlNx, r
d lal rttt I utf ru I n neous
Ila-uei vi muy pari
or Ike ers4.
" ft W svWv SNiVrM nf tl, ,t ,,,7 rw
tim. no, t l,KtH,i y,ir l,kf a mot " ritea
r'.Tt5 n,n,:l.JRr,;,5r",'.,""i " ""' u-
' it ", ianhaMa rawrfa a 7W.
rtle llltv llni... UriiBii.t,, J',i,u.ld, ....
'f .r, ri. ww ruN.il, r'mr.'i fl.irW,
p. m, s,,'i m,., c. W. 1aiuoul, ut
i-wuiiunl.-r, Mm,
rend for rlrculat. Ptiee, r et. aad 11.0ft.
1'rvlsuvJ M, t, W OK pALMEB
3S Waat Tonrth ttnh-t, Ouil&aaU, 0.
For aala hy lrsawiaaa iruurtaily.
T1b, Haita JIW, l . j
Notice in Bankruptcy,
TNTHK MSTTlirTCoL' HT op TH K UNITED'
L Miiti'i f.r tl N.irth.'rn J'tntrlct i.f Dhlo.
In the matter of Panii l J.eddkk, Sen. Hank
rupt In l'linlaiui'try.
A W.irrant In liankruptrv haa heen lined b
aid ( imil nc.iinut tlie i-afate of Daniel I eddick,
sen. of ll. fil towninip. i n the County of Srn-ca,
of lh- Slate ofchio. In g u.t Dlntrh-t. adjinlged ft
liankmpt upon the .'tlM..n ol hit crelitori "d
the payment of Any ihhtg, and the delivery of
any property lolo itci i.n toaahl bankrupt, tn him
fir to hit u., and the traimfer of anv property
hy him. are forhidden l.y hue.
A meeting of the crwlltoni of said Bankrupt,
to prove their dehn and chooee one or mom
aNHi rn- n of hii estate will b held at Aionrt of
l.ankiuptoy to he holdcn nt (MrvelAnd, In wid
MfttrkM, on the Mil day of I'eeemher, lflriH. at 10
nei..rK. a. m.,p tnpoltt.-eof Mvron It. Keith,
I.Mltlire, fine of thO Iteihlet ln'lUnloimlr nf
laid roatil. IIAIIKV THOMPSON.
Deputy . S. iMur-h .l, He.ie.iirrr.
L1'!.1 w ,M Atforurv for Pf ilnneri
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
ZSToto.s and A.ccounts.
WtLt.otTorfnr.nl.. st nul.lio siioltnn, at Ksn-
tho li.lKiwuu nulva in. I .. . uuiits:
Accunt$t
n- --
J I . I ..'IVIIIHII
I,. ll.'iU .....
N. (Mlltl.T
K iruli l.t-r-r
li. niu.. 'H ,l ;
J. Ki. I.Iiiik
Wcsli'jr Ki-i'iie ,
5..-.H
3.0.1
A.',,ts
41,10
4.7
K. W'in.lronKlif. M m f4; If
--J. Tuns
l-sni- 'rnun S.l,H'J
II. M.ivtniiii it
"' Il..li"ii irisl
H.'lthiti Ar-ii'l :m.m
ii'iiru-i. Alihiy i(ia
J.ihll riiiiiii.y ......., lf'.',(s
J, f hiiiiiiin..), w,8i
A. ASH,
s.iirnpeestuU' of II. A.nnJ J. 0. Mots Ins, Hona
nii". n.i7-.'t
Manhood : IIow Lost
Hot Restored.
Tl'STpiiMlaW.I, s n.'w edit Inn or llr
i ,.n.-.i..r.i, ni'w rtuiion or nr rni-
.l. t. HI ri.H.I ATUHIIHIIE.
or (Vniltml Ui.kt Intuliiiitsry fi-mlna
l,n..i..,lii.ini:lv, Mn:il n.iil I'm ,101.1 Inra
imilly, 1 . n i., I a in .-i, - to Murrlite, tc. nlto
I'lisstiMfrioN, Killkp.y nml Kits, Induced b
ai-li-iiiiluiKi-u.'ciir .xiii.lpxtiavsrncf.
rrii'i., In s uttnliii I'livi'lopc only crnt,.
I In- ci li lniiii il niithur. In this mlmliMiK rnr,
i'Ii'si ly il. iiiiitiHtr.iti'i Irmn a thirty M,ir. lut
1'i HNdil .oilio, that thn alarming ronst-fltirn-iv
ol .i ll-nl.ii.,. may he rmlicaliy curvd without
tho il iniltuii, tina ul liilcrnnl iiii illolne or the
spplir-titliinui t,'n kttliH ( i.nlntliiK- out mods of
.ni'i'i"! v. nam, Hiui rn.Tiuni, liy
m..ill ol uhlihrvi'iy .ntleriT. no inntiiT what
his ciiililltlaii ni.iv li,., may cure ,,utl.lf chmiily.
, .riy.-.irly n,,( r.nlltvillv. 1
in i.i-i'iuii. miiiiun t,rin th' hands of trr
youth ami i n iv man in tho land.
S mii, under aval, in a plain onrplnna to an
nuJri'uH.ni.sti.uiil. on r.A.ni.1 nf .1. M . '
!ii.HVO l.iiiii. .Ma,,, i,r, t ulvorw.!!',' 'iMar-
riw uuiar, .rue 2. ccula. Ail.ltc, th I'ub.
'"'". CH AS. J.i:. Kl.lNKfcrn .
I I-JT nowi-ry Nw Voik. I'ustollloB . Itii l in
! niilHly
Farm lor Sale.
TWILL aril my rartti Incited In Liberty town
ship, i-cm-. a euiinty, tililo, six mlha act o
Ttniii, riinlaiuinii lana,T.s, tin of wlnoli are el
Itnpiiiv.'il. thn Imliitiiu l.fiii( llinher land. Thera
l aKtn.d li.nno, also tiain, nearly n. w umin the.
pifinlai., with other mitivrnlent outhouiei
Al-oall klliils ..f cuimI fruit, and a well of noodi
nd lalliitf unti-r nt thi. door. For further par-tli-ulsrs
liui.ilru.if the luhaurllaT on the fariiL
' l :llt JJIK (iltlVlVS.
BS IT RIGHT
Tint Ton Hhmilil I, id de.flanoo loall natnial lawa
nn.l tho seieti. e nf li.eili. nl men, aid Sutter Kith,
l)v-p...na nr ilidiifeslmn, ben Holmek a Stom-,
a h 11. tier, r in he jiromired al nny uruu s(rtt
llenluavr k .M)ra, Bolo Ageuta, '
A C'.KrtGYMAN, hll. re.l,lln In South
- America a, a mlmlonary, .11. covered a taja
n l tlmplo ri itiedy f.r the Cure of Nervoui
....... .,.. n.,lyIr ,ne ture of Nervous
WeakneH, Katly Ijecay, Illara-ea of tha I'rlm.ry
nii.lxiiilualOritana. and the whole train of dl.
..r.lera hi.iiii.li, n l...u...i .....
. ,-,.c,.,i anu .leioua nanua.
ttri'.it nuuiliera have been cured by thla nubia
remedy. J'rotiipte.l l.y a di alte to h. nelit tha
iitniettd and uiili.rtuuate, 1 will .end the reclpa
!.....ia anu ii. inn inn nieilicwie, in a
aeale.l envelope, lo any uue WUO Used. ll. l ata
Or LffAMUE. All.lr.'.a 1
.... JKPHT. INJfAV.
n6l-1m. siatlnn l. I'lhle Heme. N v i:li
. School Examiners' Notice.
THK Sehool Examine or Seneea fount, will i
exnttllne feather in fhi I'.,....
l imn, .. r.tilowa: .......
Sept auih, Oi t.il.er 24th, November J'eit
" loth, Nov. nth, ion '
The esaiiilnatl..... ,i,i . ' .
, " - - " oimmrnrr al IU o.rioea
A. HI.. and nn ...-.... u.t,a ,.
Illation at ei II uVM A. M. Noeettlllcaro wilt .
ue sranteu ex.vpt on a recular examination day,
nnd alter tha . nrt .examination no natillcat. will .
. . ,,. wnl M reiiulred
to leave a stamped envelope, dlrened to hln'.eif.
JOHN MiCADLl.tV.
S. J. klrlkWOUD,
B. f. MVFKS.
Timn, Sept 14 18S8. Exmnera-
IflLLCOX dlllBIi ' S
Sewing
76 1-3 W 4th St ,A Cincinnati.
rpltKSKnre the eimplat and hl made ma
I i'liinM in use. tha lessat liable tu eat nut of or
der, uml run tlit fs t, ciiaieal aoU tillleat, l-
ut Hitnni ao-nluti'iy BoceifM in their opera
tion. The nn. die cannot be act wronir. 1'tver
rarinot be ran la the wrtnu .dtreetion. 1'hcy
will d more work la less time, of f rtiat4r Tartfty
andt-ettvr qiiliy. than any ethera. Thry ara
tlie only ma hina making the Twisted Loop
Mitch, w hl'hU ruach trougcr and mre elmtlo
that the lArk stitch, nd yet avoid tha ohjc
iiunatle -3orl and wte ol thread of tha doutd
lmii. Ihfyara always readv for aotiou. and
their u-o It nit re panioie, M haievav praeilea
rd e will giv ..rtu-s the prlvlleKe of trylul
Uiem by 'ho i.t of auy othen al their on homes
tall, examine aad jinltre fur vuiiretlve. Tak
one on trial aud be cavlnoe. Maty pamcnt
to nut part e. Call at my rooint opioit
rrepi- Kiirultuia Kootus, Market Ut.. T.mn.O.
uowioa iy W.M. McCUTCUKN, Agual.
THEY WILT. CI RE YOU
t-f H..roftila, ErTsipeiiie, 6 irk or Nrvou Ufd.
ai he, HilumiiiK. Liver Cutiiplalut, ')ip-uaia
or ludbtetioti, ( .numptioit, I'ari m th Hm
or Loluit, Utiiti, HiHirr, LJtt'orrliaa or White,
Mupit'ua ttn. all di!ewa at iioti irora a uiror
lfd kt.irfl rfiiie Bitinif'h. HoN'k' blood I'llU.
Nioiuas ii IHiiura and blooU i iu.tkr. tirabtsr
A Mjr, Ikiit Aaatt
i