The Democratic press., April 27, 1865, Image 1

About The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865

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: Tilt newr-MHar 6B, BAPHAKL U the bait. Jlo no.
cteile when all othera bare fitileX ' .
AIL WHO ARB IN TROUBLE,
All nho hare been aulbrttnitfto, all Whoae fond hopea km
' been dltiaitiioint),nnialiel, Mia blneteeVaH who have been
. nwlooed by Wee proviiaaa aial d.lt, all wbo bam been
Secetrremt trifled with, all o to bin for ad tie and la
atteeitebdlua. - ." "
! lio aukaa yonr miefcrtnnea pate away, lie ranVee tua
lander and anvy of your enemies fiill hitniitesli, and ha
toifatitii yonr cluiractor and respectability lu nil la of aril
Mworin and Bliimrr. U who are lo doubt or Ilia nfleo-
ttutai of tlioaa thev love conealt him to relieve and entlafff
their minim, mud 10 nnapuLUull..WUH wm
4 , jlllt-a.W.w.t
a - lie haf Hie aferat t-irfaiaar lia aflortloni of Hit oppv
. alto aM, Ue.auiduitta tiaale to a wonllby aud haiiiiy
Biarruuie. ana maite uta uurnea Danny, ilia aid and
advice hai baea aoliclted in Inntunerabla lnatauoea, aud
tuo reeoit aaiaivayi oeaa 'i ' i" 1
A SPEEDY & HAPPY MARRIAGE.
To mk things mort tun, lu will iliow yon tlw 11k-
i.tw r . ; ; ...
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WETE.
-' U ylll tell jrffl tlnlr clrcnroaloBCM uml their ftitiir
Iirotitecli; And what 1 Iwtter tliaii nil, lio ctin tblV ytin
lfr thotMrliu unit wiiat tiiir"rMl" iiiieniitmii are,
Mmt It butter still, lit cux tell ym If- Ujc will iiwk juo
l)r. Rflf)hftt tt. tltontfbre. nr drfwndono. V
Yo all In iHulneM hte ndvica to Invaluable, lUcanfbw
trll, wltli the greateat cortiiiuty, the result of all commer
ri:il and btMltiMH tninaactlAniai.liiecnlllerM. -Ir. Ha
lhAul IntwprwU dreamt fur lottery cuuibere wltfi i)ubilllii
aa-iiracy, ,
; LOTTERY NUMBERS .
jlten without tty extra charge. -
MORE GOOD NEWS!!! '
PH. R API! AKL will nutt ymir BoToeroiio or writ your
AAtlvltr. Kverr man. throuicli the leiifflb ami bnallh f
the luml.whu hni hnd luck, aiul who chu out get on hi
th worlil, ahonld he lu ppeeuwloa of hie llonwcuiw, ami
gel W, UtttHltUII f. . 1 (-"'. .,
1 Written Opinion of hit Future Froav
. , .. pects in Life ;
It will gtild him to wwlth, fmlnfwt, and honor,
Tliuuutitla of ffood mon. wiio wure tiiifiirtiiiititi) ami mi-
loccemfut In thoir bimtnoM wen who wurkwl lmnl, and
whottniBirMaffaiiMtaflTeniltvand niUfurtniiellwKreaWr
Mirt of tUuir live, and wlto found the mon they trlvl tv
girt irwnrd lu tlie world lite more lump wimvagiunef
thorn; Tliete men got Dr. Kunuaorf wrlilrrtojiiiifc'S upon
their rmnro nroiici-ta in lite, au uiumo wiw wwcijf wi-
lowed vu iupiutcra on viae are uow
RICH, HAPPY. AND SUCCESSFUL
In all their nudertaklngi; while thoeo who wtrc Ulndetl
ly pnJiiiUceaml Iffnumuce, mlectttl hie advice are etill
laboring againet aavenitjr aua uoreriy.
, t-:jt ''Do awured
WEALTH, EMINENCE, AND GOOD
aio within the reach of all. If you U a to be rich and
nipy you win commit nun aiso,
GOOD NEWS fbr tKt .AFFLICTED.
lie hoe the rift, and can tell the afflicted the eaime
their (.Imam and ntfrurlng. lie estit )) tell whetlter they
out he cured or uoti thiu aaviug the aftlicteU botk trouble
and oxnense.
Considlallnni onllr. Sunday' excepted. Office honn
from 10 A.M. to 6. P. M. t , , r
All b.torrltwaatyatrictly private anil conftdrntta.
.' Theroforo we any, qjn ouel guall! and couault"'
'- ': R RAPHAEL, V1'1
-TM Astroloyet f the 19th Ccntniy,
- No. 69 EAST FITTH STREET,
ar PraoWl IntoCTiow grunted t Oentlomen only.
AH biwiiiew vita
I
.LADtES i
, iw-p,nonaatailUtiuviare.mnnt'n,temjrint-
.nii.ilnn rA.tai aach fetlw. All Wlara, cuiimrnilca-
tinn.. .ad Interrlewn. ara alrlctlj private1 and efcnlV'
" tial. NoaMwarWiH l W tu iMIeri Bl 0i
. Ur le liialaKa a a Uanewuiiou Bf.u j f i .
A4ilri!Ulettnajllo: , ' i,,',,-
''i- C .!,, iDRRAPHAEi;1: :
BOX No. 2463, POST OFlCB,
' 'iiClNOnmATI, OHlOUiui
' , ,, .....,,, Letlttioclsarl)iin
'. that the prle. named as a coninltatlon fee nye for
' tnllatioii oltlyi It duee sol pay for th Bot
'i ! eufoiouof Tour ftitura proapectl ta Ufa. Itooeas
i' (it winning tbe aflactloua at tlia oppoalte aex, nor I
"' 1 connuimtlonofahappymarrlaiiorforaV)tnrali:
'II bnainea. named In tu. auora advertbeaeent. Toa
' . Laaa flint price for doing each aeparate liualneat. I
." conanltatlonwiththeDoctdfcJonleanihoia joooib
tHe fond Imp. Dearaat joor keart ; JaaaaetoUIn
' . - aaa get all roo, want, and ho jronr bnalneae ongo .
", ' done ee that It ean not fcil. He will fcretell what l J
'': I 1)K81'1N In ihort, be IU teU via iWirJi ;
3aotfto-tha Pahlic ."bi.!
v ifci-'W. Haptiaet, the tetrologmr,' haatncrtoni
with PBOFKSSOB or Dr. W. M. BBhl. Wl
other gfnllaman of the eanie naina. - t
. itr(Jit Uik aHwrttiement ent When yoW
. ' I hrtng tt wlIU Jba ami ahov IMa ths gU i
Soor. To pretent mletake., aa to . .,
SEE THE DOCTOR H1MSELI
lETTHE AFFUCTEtfRE
And learn that A perfeetand radical ure k wi
. and guaranteed to all oho an afflicted with we
' ' oebllttr, perrons Bomplarnta, 'melancholy thongl
' preHion of plrita, dlatiaaa and angniah of aiioi,
tloep, loaf of gunwryi Iom af energy and mnacnlai
: puny growth, waiting away, and a want of conns'
' ' thefflxriwa, binttng tu, omnUalra trsmhUnga
.. . . iaeoeariddiairuvtof Hie. . ' .,,..3
. HBAB WHAt IUK MKBICAU ITtlSS SA
- 1 1 Borne phyalclana reqnlrrto be totd the natar.
;,dhm--tl1a SNOLI8U BOTANIC PUYSICIA,
not, Hie perfeat knowledge of the hnmaneyetem
' '' him 'fodeecribe tbe diMaeee whhottt any nfurmatlt
i i'l ! , tbeatleat.'to explain Ita original caoae, and to gn ,
... tta cure. And,whatimoreTaluable.UII,he willh
, , . : and frankly tell whether yon can bo cored or nt.;
! i kla aaniaanleattana and foterrtewa an atrictly
i, td conildentiaLJfwtioal Joaraat.
TK. IL.Unk tkiudla of nr. TUntiMt. the Inir
J i I 'taDlel'hjelelan, nee klled ye to make a pert, j
j,,.,,,..,ai, and nennanent enre of ALL PRIVAIB, B
t JIKIJ IfcKaubAU iiioaiuan, wiiaun ue we I
- 1 cory-wtthont hlnderanoa fron bwelweaa, and
,u n a fear or auoonry on aipomn. no aaauiy potto
aa arasnie, nna. ruaiica, uinum. or wij "'u- .
ii uieruui ji nor any deadly minaeafci ewitlriwif h'
t"1 Tmrelalile Botanical Itamoduaare nani by thai
,.8otnic Phyaitian. Ilia Botanic Bemedieanner j
ad to remora all-ntareary and other impwrlUaa.
ayataea whan att. other enudlea had jaifeiLrf
oil .' Goorj'inrwB k sinsib nr contt,
l.inU i IN HAaUlIAOa. : Hear what U BaltlaMri
. , . pondeat ot tha Oddfellow, Boaneboro, Uarylaaii
a ' ,' Ihureiury, the Shfof May.lSOO: -' n I
pi ' Jmnereiai enrea of diaeaeea tauaed Vri earrr 1
luvinrlNW mrTnrrul li. .k. F I.k. D.,.1
- aioiaa, inel my amy, nannaa aonw
:)t',..
1 (late the Su-t. beUeviui ahat la dolwc ao 1 wiaf do
tha antraruig. una cue u parucojar
yoona aaaa In tbla city fa worthy not. U4
'- beeene tha ttctia of habit, thaHnera alloaiea to
caueea'd ahndiler, and aftaa yeara af ,eMT.rinS and
gave ap ail nopoa af reoorary. Jla aUhed tb
and wae dearljMaslored by aa-aweeVh girl aa
.vnrdaof'atfettkm, bat fcavwaa feartal.oerrona,
Iia dared art welt an aceonn of aha
auu of'hU iretem. He aunght relief at tha hand,
Botanic PhyaUiaavandt-aiUmlahing aa It any
the bloom and rigor of youth baa returned, an.lt
aavvekUaaIiOFali(Ua,"
Anr who araauAtrtnc. no matter whM their
tan eau on in isoianin rnyaictan aoanaenuauy.
r : . ' but. relw anon MlieC .Bin oSioa at t Mo. 69
1 ' ' J'UTU Bet. canuire St. ajud Broadway, CUiCIlia
".NWt II) I I II i I I
aw i!.t t-i .iiiiui ntiiiai . Width .
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.,;r.i:3 "l .-. - - ' -
u uaiurwuM usvBXfnrapiaUiiwf
io! nt
turn ,ri
...... ji . ji, , - j,, Bc,u.aSii!'ntliatl
BE'JtffMAt'triSAKNEgsZ'Eto.;1 CAtt.bE
ii-.i! fjrjREW BY one who a wally curedtinr
'' "ri-n self: and nirtareds of Other, and will tell
"mU''- ytrn n(i thing "bttl tlie: TBUTIL i Uddreai
-U inHstampi' EDWARD .'TRATER, f.
uti; itiw,i4 u: ...: -' Loct Bo,1 Boston laasc"
- March 2, 18G5-y , V j . ta
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.laini.
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rltSoe tite Cafd.oil)r. iStepheta,
I Wii - Tilt i t ' lLi " ' -..' .
f?01!11' ? tf,?i ; ;
tit hi,
a. 1
IAFOETUHE!
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EMPLOYMENT FOR EVERYBO-
UY. : ,
10 jigenti 'iffanted )tKropKmt ttie IT. 8.
?nn.nnn , ,r,,:
Watct.ei' Clialns, 8e' of Jewetry.I BinS,
Pins, Bracelet!, 6iero
"SilverSpoonaand Forkt,Cnp, ; "
' Calie BftsketBi' fcc, wortb. " iu-;
; " Eicht Hundred Thorn' ."-'.-,
' ' "and Dollar. "; " "' ;
,Tto-Etre-etolc.pf Jw tsn-;1I.9
of
Foii the purpose of "closing oat the ttoek
tethe earliest possible dte, ire ndr-
niirnciJ. lmve dfcided on a creat ' aiatnbu-
tinn maHo iia' lollowj acA and ttery artU
We, no matter how valuable, oemg major
m ;'; '. ., '.:v.:.
A. ; Ckvipicatb of each, article .with its
value printed npon it is placed, in, an em
relope aro cai607-iuese pnrempra.,
nhorongbly ! mixed and sold for twenty Jive
tenU eah-the person receiving one of
those enveldpes is entitled to the article
named therein by reiurmng me vertinca.e
to us with one dollar, and the . art cle, no
m.tutr how valuable it mar ue, will bi lor-
warde i to-, him or her M onee- mere are
n Unnk ncrtifinftles and therefore CTerv
oae is ore t get' at least, thefull value of
his or her money tbuooiU.tneariicie urn
edon theicertifieate not suit, an oth wbith
he may select of the same value will oe uo
stitnieL We sell the cerkificates as fol
lows: !.. il i.-l': ' , i
rinA ftr I'.ptn. fivo tor 81.' eleven for $2,
thirty for $5. sixty-five fortlO, one hundred
lof Sip. ' Tins disiribution affords a Gne op-
th nil a an il trmeii ri much'
he'adtlressed to us at our old stand No. 15
Maided Lts? Kew York.
! LIST OF ARTICLES.
all or wmcrt awc to as soad fob
1 CAC9
tnft rjo...' wnli1'iIiint5n?-,: ' ' '
cane wtclis ' ..ww iau eacn
300 Lad'.ts' Gold T.nd en- ''"
am dicase V atch -s ... no TU '
CUU Ornts' Hunling.case
All orders must
.portunity for Agtnts, as What lady or gn-
' tleman will riot invest twentyfiee eentt with
a ptosppct of gelling five hundred oral
35
.50
15 t,
4 Eil.rr Watches.
200 Diiimond Rings
30p0 Pold V-st f.nd
(JbMnE
SiloO av' do....
H000 Gold Dand Bracelets
4C00 Chased vl'ld Braceleta
20C0 Cba'rlaine Chuins 4
Ond Chains', .tt.;...'
6!i"0 Solitaire ahd "Gijld
Brooches ..... ........
I'OOO Lava aiid Flo.-rntii.e
Brotcheg- '
200'J GoralEti.et iland
Upai uroocs'is,...
..AAA 1 1 : Tt 1 L. 1.
L.. Flort.ntine Eat Drops' 4
USOi)' i'or-tl, Emerold" and
100,,
30
' 8
10
t 29
4 10 y
4:.. -6.,
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had
which
factor
ing amrry,
awearVaped
andproa
trated. atiatterea
of tha
aaear, all
hw at
onaanlaint.
A'
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fnijE ersi(sSkS will
JLfoc sale at rublic Auofco, at bis
denccinpNooioe Towtrahip, seven
norlfcJrSrot aton... i .,. .
On Friday the 24thdaj of March
Lat KTJ'clpti A.'M. thffrollowing
trtahw. '
2 v.
A rif OF,
rheep, 4Iachihc jHAiJe '
Ik-
UKeeper.-t-ttraUril' urag taaMt
R Carriage, 1 Bup.(fy.. Harnesar?
f .t, QaswojaTS, and l arming ImpluraeeU
K3
i
General!;
OntUWlgarer' I7oormCanti Spinning
,-tr.i . m? r ...
- tvOTOT -ojeaerif wexcrtpuon.i
SOTUSHQTrD GOODS
audmnrrv other artidca net enumerated.
TXSi--PDrebaes amounting to
anfwnJer cash; abore thai sum note
rnaJhwUh good aecliritv, will be
- BAilCjli BAKFILJa.,r"
March 9, 1365-wJ. V' J ; 1
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4 REEVE'S
n io-lTiftl llnnnin and Reliable
FOBWETflROWTH, BEAUTY AND
yESBYATOJi. OPTHE HAUfc 4
JUXoDUIIUOU. Aouy. C. V ',
I ..fJMa.TSyW.J' pottle,
. . , . ihow.iivine evidences,-. -k
of its excellence.
Photogrupb. and
read
it! H
. u
ie,Tiia., i A..i:ir
. ci;riiii;'o
;f,ASttlat4r-nar .f .
jt i ' j jHql 0 IWJH lngtb.
used- tweves Amoro- - . ;
. sia about ' 20 months. ' ;
rr'.-. - also
1 . Photograph nd cerr i
v1,-i'v. t'tlicate of Mrs. ' L. M.' f
i,.v HewU-hair rivi rw inv .
length used the . Ambro- '
sia 18 months. " 4 . - V
T.i.-inuna . mini V
f- r , I I 1 nvvoMiia w ""'"ft
this ,i preparation c ano,
, ' OK1ALS. ."' .'; -
Thus, nhotorranhs. taibk mom
hcen awarded to extend the ItnOwl
edge of the niRiT -of this wonderfbl fliscov
vrrv HtindredM have seen- these ladies aud
heard tne lacis irom tuoirowu ups.
Airs. Maxwell' ' TeBtijrlonlaU.
JtkiiX 1 New Yoi k. dec. 13d. 184.
-Knowing poilivelythat BeCve Ajnbro
sia'produced a beautiful head""of haiif for
Mrs. Xissie Shepherd, of Brooklvn N. Y.,
J was induced, tbereoy, to use u worougniy.
needed iomelbing for my Jiair, it being
short and thin; hnd used one.half dozen
hsttlos Whea l could plainly notice an ih-
Creaae ipjts iciigiu, airmigtu, m o".'i
nas prov
now, by
in length
I neatiy reaching the flour. I hare allowed
my photograph to proclaim tne Bterws or
ueevc Jtmvrona : to tne worm.
,s.l Air. WJaiLAUKMaAWtiUlj,
! ' All Enterprising . '. '.
Druggists have these Photographs,
' . t AHD KEEP FOB BILK -
An experience ol about two years hi
e(j ft c(jrnplite success. My hair is i
measurement, our feet ten'taciesii
Reeves' ' Ambrosia- tit 75 ets. per
v. Bottle.
"
70
- ' i ' , t i A '
Drnirist8 who mav not neve' onr,prepar-
atipns will s?nd for it if applied to. !
rrrineijpal depot,: Z tullon acreet i
. : s - 6 months'
Ell n I- a n 1 1 I 0
UREKA PILLS'
.
ITBYTTEMI TIIYTHEMIIJRY ONE JJOX!
PURELY4 VEGEjABhEi .A
GOOD FA MlLJf'PJlTSl CJA N
' 'V Cum JUter'CSiiLpl&int. i
Cum iVtst'coHs or Sick Utaiaehe.
jfi'fiiPallHiti' remsdv (For f?entVoVms
tliey neVerfiill-injdestrying-Vr6tns that
Vyilbllilli.iv.iiiiiti:t VuVi'Kurcii. 5 I
', A surertrn'edj'or Foifrs, if taken? iq the
early stages. ; ;. ' : '. .
, a3h; JC6x Contains 25 1 PJlIs.
x-.
Trv one Doxf-Send 2tcentsv-i5d'w. will
lend bji Mail,: sand 2, nd wa wiU send
One.dofiea. t; ' '. j !
DrnirgUts supplied on reasonable Jerms,
rrr,'iX7c-?csr : .-a levtis,
84 Nassau Strret, Bo 3,391.
For reference to the Revrtfr. ,'Halladay,
rndianapolis.' i"."': - ',. f
Jtev. Mr. Shelling, Chicago. ' i
AU oras or the tratto, must be address
ed to" " . ':'' ' x V;
l,i .. a. . n . m
- zi rara now, x.
f eb. ZT, 1866 -moss.
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be
order
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property
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new,
wagons,
PWws,,.,
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v
$5,00
at 12
taken, real
i -',
',
wUi .4 Ij i
k Bow, NC '
J.ame ,Elder;
' annfr.li iiniin .JT
WHOLESAL AND atvTAtn-
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
onih-tasi Corner of Mai aAiTPearl
r-l:lllCIIMQNl) , INDIAlf ijk
trfeEPS 'Jenetatatment o ScaooZ,
Albnmu roper, Envelopes, and a
of Stationery- "' r" -?"" ,
:Xrrnaef as iQw ns.any otuer esuDusu.
meat in .the West '''''"
great. c6mb1nat;i6n
manufactory
lll'l (
-LIVERY STABLE
'CQMBIMEDJ
neo . a
The . undersigned . keens , const antlr
hand till kinda of custom-made wor. V
Sprint Wg?ni ' Uj ererj doscriptioa
r: -xupeurmg anaiMpaiunvyznK.
";-;. lr-tii-i.-:.; ;
done in a,'n'eit and substantial
warrehted to give entire satisfaction.
Terms as low as can be bought anywhere
r4th?Vrest.r;v'4 . :-v . . .
. He roapectfallT Invites all to tive hi
-111 1 a k. L r
C.il anu auwin, aia aivca v. ,.uu
aaUsfied thaV , J ul TO -tLsos
Vargams - v,;(.
ei.s'bi tti
GOLD 1
FOR THE i
Pens to Suit the -
Suit tne
The Best GcL1
On receipt of the f .
send, by mil, 0(as Ui
Pensj selecting jtte ;
description, aamelv;
J2CJ13. isaVtK-) - "
Sion Cates'i with Pencils. , . '
For$l No. 2 yen. for fl'45 No. 8 pen; for
1 60 No.4peo) ?3r $2 No. 5 pen, for
$2 25 No. 6 pen.
; These' pens are stamped THSIMPERIAL
PEN, and are wrll finished and fine writing
Gold PENrl, rilh good aridum points; al
though tley arc unwarranted, and cannot
be exchanged. , 1 ., ,
WAMANTEDfiOLD PEN3,
Onr name f A VtMCAK GoLD PlJlCo.N.Y.)
is stamped on all our 1st quality Pens, and
tha nninti are vflrrantcil for six months, exi
cept asainst accident j Our secoko QrtM.l
tt fens, are stampeayAuii nunuBau
PEN, with the imtielspf our hrm (A. Ix. r
Co-) and are -carefully! tmade, " having the
aamn' nninta an our firkt noalitv Pens, the
only great difference offing in the quality of
the Hold. ,
Gold Pens, 1st and 2d quality in
Solid Silver Extension Cases,
wlthPenci,s '
For f2 00 a No 1 pen 1st. quality, or a
Nn. 2 ncn 2d aualitv. :
For $2 25 a No. 2 pen 1st quality, or a
number 3 pen 2d quality '
For 82 25 a No-3 jcnlst Duality, or a
Ni 4 wn 2d nualitv . '
For $3 50 s No. 4 pen 1st quality, or a
No. fi nen Zd aualitv. '
For $ 50 a No- 5 pen 1st quality, or a
No. 6 pen 2d quality, .''.
For $3 50 a No. 6 pen 1st quality.
The same Gold Pens, in Solid Sil
ver or Gold-Plated. Ebony
Dak Holders and Morocco
Cases.
Foi $2 25 a No. 3 pen 1st quality; or
No. 6 pen 2d quality.
For $2 oa o- 4penlst quality, or
lio. 5 pen 21 quality.' ' .
For 13 20 a No 5 pen 1st quality, or
No. 6 pen 2d quality. , ,
. . . . . . i v...
or uuiami poav is qunu.j. a-w
. SOaNtUtSWaNo,
n . 1 .IIiim i 1.1 ... n
. 1 avlfgrat quality.,. r;v
Onr pens rank trrouiout tne coaiiry
equal if no: npeiior to iny gold pens man-
.
W CODt.8 f'
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I All remittances by mail, Reo:8Tsso,
at onr risk - To all vhb enclose 20 cents
extra for .registering, wiguaranlee ts
aenvery oi tne goous. i
Circulars 'of all oar aew styles, wi'h
gravings of exact tizes nd prices,
noon "reeeiDt of sumpi if ' desired.
repointedj or 50 cents; j mail.
Stationer and JcwcUrs are requested
correspond, with us as wo can offer (them
great inducement. , ; 1 . , T
Address - . ' '
. iVinaMliVAM uuiili a i.. vv .
No-240 Broadway, N.
March 9, 1865. 3moi
ufaetured. lh)tT)nlf ioi their writing tual
ities butdurabilitrandlcgantlitiiah.
greatest care is used infhtir mnnulacturp,
and none am sold with the slightest imper
fection which skill can detect. -' :
PHrties in orderinj mast specify the name
numbered and aualitv t all instances and
whether stiff or limberr.ourB! or-fiue.
'i A" discbunt of 12 percent, will be allowi
ed ot sums ol $15, if set to one address,
Cincinnati, Eaton & Richmond
i
RAILWAY LINE.
' ; ' WJNTEB JLERANGEilENT. -
Passenger trains will Cbn on this Road,
-leaving the several atations as iouotr;
rTJrAiB"TBAlS'.
u
WILL LEAVE
Cincinuati
1 Hamilton..
Seven Mile...
Collinsvilla. :mj
ISomerville,
iam!ien......
Bamefs..-..
Eaton.....
Mew uope..t
i i ,
I ttlornce.
Westville...
iDAW.JjinetiqD
Arr. Birhmoad
A. M l
TOO
8.25
8.45
8 56
907
9.22
9.30
9.41
10 02
;U:i9
10.18
t "T)0WKWAB 1
WILL LKAVK
Eichtooad
DiW. Junction
nr.. . II ,
Florftnce.-.,
New Hope
I.MJUm.. ........
Barttet s......
Camden..,,
Somerville...
Colliasville .....
Sevea Mile....-
Bamilton
Arr.tCin
tt0.33
10.40
P. Mi
5.65
6.02
617
6.24
632
6.45
1JB5
7.13
738
7.39
7.60
8.10
9.45
i t ' . P- McLaren, Sup't
8. C. Col-.Ti, As t Bup t;
on I
C1.-!'
of
manner
, -
-.-
si. a
I
.uv
rood
iW.
a-,,
Frazer's Saloon-
IVlWoi Kr? ArVhlslyl
ovta nro ykaes old
- ' Will be eof4 fa qnantitiew 'rarvintr from
eiU to three gallons, to suit nu.-haseni . at
it . ' .
lim p-a .' . : fi i1
UA11 in anu sew .uu. aa rcspeca at rw
freshments he pledges himself lo please you
batter man .Any umer Kao. ,
RAILWAY LINE. The [...] Church.
not in mere antique, but full ot lite
and youthful vicor. The Catholic
' iiipn i ia ofil QonrlMirr tnrtn TO trie
furthest ends of the world mission-
ari'es as zealous as those who land-
ed in Kent with Augustin, and
still confronting hostile kiDgswUh
tlift onmA oninfe w h Whltill BU6
(re. The proudest royal Rouses are
but of yesterday when compared
with the !ine'of guprem,e Pontiffs.
That line we trace back in an trri
broken aeries from the Pope who
crowned Napoleon in the nineteenth-century,
to the 1'opo who
crowned Pepin in the elgih; and
far bevond the time of Pepin the
august dyuasty extends till it is
nut in the twi lffUt ot laDie. ine
Renublic of .Venice came next in
: .. .'' . ... tt.
antiquity; but the KepuDiic; oi v et
nice was modern wnen compareu
to the Papacy; and the Republic is
gone, and the Papacy, remains.
The Papacy remains, not in aecay
a
I
a
I
I
as
PDirit
confronted Attilla. The number
of her children is greater than in
any other age. ller acquisitions
in the New World have more than
compensated for what she has lost
in the Old. Her spiritual ascen
dency extenda over the vast coun
tries which lie between the plains
of Missouri and Capo Hon, couni
tries which, a century hevice, may
not improbably contain a popula
tion as large as that wnicn now in
habits Europe. The members of
h r communion are not fewer than
a hundred and fifty millions; and it
will be difficult to show that all
other' Christian sects "turned a-
tu oecvo uuivuva
mountto. hundred and fifty.mil;
utwr uu iiro-fooo uj
f-1!,081,!'
tier lung uuiiimiiou o biiiuovm
ion?.
Maccauley.
Treatment of Fowls.
are
safe
En
sent
to
Y.
at
The Country Gentleman has
correspondent. who .writes aa fol
lows: . , . . . .. ,
The best English chemist")' have
pronounced kerosene oil to be
most' cnectuai ana narmtess reme
dy, kupwD for the destruction
faiaait.es upon animal aud fowl3.
.havo,- pM-fcfi it by experience;
ine lice ai once anu ineir exiernun:
ation is almost certain. Two days'
confinement is generally, sufficient
loovercomeuacuDaung lever.
I th'nk it is by tar the best
most humane remedy' kown.
very valuable-' remedy15 for; '
fowls i-s ialap. .1 have often - tried
it, and been astonished at the
pidity of their recovery from
ease; it is very efficacious in many
diseases, and its timely adminis
tration wonld save many a valua
ble towr; fourteen to sixteen
made into a pill la a dose for a
sized fowl. ,.. j
Profits of Fruit Growing.
' - ' - - n.-
Lookina carefully into - rnatter
of the Drofit realized from all
acriptions of fruit growjng,
! ' ' ' I a A T.
ruuniutr over oiiiv titii or mrtj
thoritieson the subject, multitudes
of u6tancea ju-a to be louna
'.jujALI iij
exiraorarnary gaintr aro anonaiiy
realized without apparent care
skill.' - Some yeara ago there .
an orcnara ot 70 wayaune enerry
trees, a few miles below IfhiladeU
pbia, tbe daily sales Irom
during the season amounted to
A' single Washington plum .'
in a city garden, lias been .
to yield six bushels of fruit,
Sift Dr bushel. IA vineyard
sixteen miloa. .from Philadelphia,
occupying three-eighth of an
has produced $300 when the
sold only for eight cents a
of tbe rate ot $800 pet? acre.
single 'Catawba vine, in the
neighborhood, has produced
bualiels, ; worth $iO at -
prices. .;. 'i , , -.;
- No matter what fruit ia exAtninv
ed, the same .Tesults are found,
occur, '. A row of common
berrieea hundred yards Jonr
realized 1J40.'1 Two superior
trees haVe produced $100
i'f - - ipi
oi iruit, ids, i
Onondaga pear
aey gardens wnich
, msoD... AThereart
ar lr .in NewtJer,
, Wiu -IJ
aoughV; eret jjeason? to net
owners $S0 per tree.
- ..i' . ';''ir';i
Rous for Tioluvs shonkl pe
withalitUeyiteiar.
Profits of Fruit Growing. Louis Napoleons Health.
t toiitr;i
:t)thol..
t
HtU
el
, 1. ill
i : nov
I,' !, v .
.1,4 I ''
support gives way ,Tthe buhalng H
Belt must come aown wtia a crusu,
as it is hardly to be expected that
the French would submit to JiU'
gdnle's rule; an attempt to over-
throw-NapoleonlamwouiamosiaB-suredlv
bo made, and as the. pcoi
pie are fond of ehange, the attempt
woula very probaDiy prove.successi
ful. Prince Napoleon might then,
perhaps, step forward and offer to
restore freedom; but the propos'n
tion would hardly meet with much
favor. What would follow the
Empire is difficult to predict. A
restoration of the legitimacy under
thft auRnfoca of the Bourbons is out
of all question, and there would on.
ly remain the alternative between
I IUO VI IL'UUB uiautu miu u ci"""
lie. Both of the might bo equally
acceptable to us, for Maxlmillian
would, in eitheir event, be left to
his fate, and friendly relations es.
laDlIBUeU WHU uutbuivcb
The
solution of the Italian question
would also become easier.
FLANEUR.
What to Read.
- l , .4 ..... 1. tl.. nnmnn
. a . t nXtolK-.HtrrT
Jl 1 U V u u uwuva wa.a V av w wwa va
SlRead Goethe and Mackenzie. .
Are you deficient in taBte? Eead
the best English poets, such
Gray and Goldsmith, Pope and
Thompson, Cowper and Coleridge,
Scott and Wordsworth.
Are vou deficient in imagination?
Read Milton, and Akenside, and
Burke.
Are' you deficient in power
reason! Heart. (Jtullingwortn, ana
Bacon, and Locke.
Are you dehcient in judgment
a
of
Are you deficient in vigor
Btrlc? Read J unius and Fox.
Are you deficient in political
knowledpe? Read Montesquieu,
the "Federalist, -YVebBter and
Knnn .
Jlre vou deficient In patriotism?
Read Demosthenes, ani the
of W ashinffton.
- Are you deficient in conscience?
Read some of President Edwards'
works. . ':
- Are you deficient . in piety?
Read the Bibie
1
J6TA correspondent of the
York Independent gives a
a:CQUnt than we have betore
of the origin of that Deatititui
faymn .
"X lNearermy God, tfi Thee.'' '
It -was- writteBv-ytMrs.
Homer Adams,, an English
who died In .London in
t-rifer knvn! '
:;Tf iinv thine mora than
praise ' of her friends could
and
A
sick
rai
dist
good
,
fladdened Mrs. Adams, it
am sure, have been so know
universally that hymn has been
ceived and approved, particularly
in this countr-. I have noticed
. I . . i . .
quotation by Thfeodcre Parker,
des. Roman Catholic, . the Congregat
and tionallst, and Presbyterian in
I T . l.An ll.A M AAnt.J . ti .ti
uui tt uao uccu aauui'iir-u ur
universal, as the outpouring
wnere longing, nor, oi a oronen spirit,
n i t.... i.n:.. t,tu .
uut uuvw iuiu nmu i
or er.M" X " A ".. 1 -i
was
which
(80.
tree,
Known
Mr. Edwin Booth states
the assertion of the Buffalo
that Captain i BeaU wae
with his family, is
a ehadow of foundation. There
not only no relationship of any
worth gree, but there has never been
some remotest, acquaintance with
acre,
grapes
pound,
,.; A
same
fen
market
i;
to
goose
hare
Apiii
cot worth
on the lrt of any member
family, ' ;
i .',
To Removb thi Tastk op
Wood.1-A new keg, chnrn,
ori other woodea veeseLwail
a'llv .communicate a -disagreeable
taste to anything that Is put
it, . To preventjthis inconvenience.
first ecald the votsel well with
water, letting the water
m it twi cola., .1 nen dissolve
nearlasbt or soda in luke-warm
water,' addihg a little bit (of
tolt, and wash the inside
viuaal 'wall -t! K f K i a 'amlntini
AfUscWJird9 scald it mM with
water,. and rinae it with
aita c-
their '. i ' , : ,v i
r Afbmale employed iathe ,
Bury at Washington has - been
melt- tectedin abstract firactionalcut
ed ' Mny.TuiJaiTe8ted.
.Tnv-t'Mil.
w1
?
What to Read. Give the Boys 'a Chance.
i r
II. I - '..I,.,.. m,tu '
farms. Teach them how to raise a
crop, and how to dispose of it after
wards. You will thus fit them for
the duties of ncanhood, and in the
future, thev will often recur with
pleasure to the time when they
first started out a. farmers on the
home place. We repeat, give the
boys a chance.
Potatoes.
as
Farmers who turn their atten
tion to this crop will find a ready
market and high prices.
Some decline to plant largoly,
for fear of a dull market, in conse
quence of the closing up of the
war. This we think is a mistaken
idea. Even should the war close
by the time the crop is ready for
market, prices must rule high. In
the North we have an immense
population that are consumers oni
ly, not producers If the war
should close, our soldiers must be
added to this number. Then the
South must be fed for one year at
least. Pctatoes were largely ship
ped South before the war, and will
be so again. At one dollar per
bushel, we think the farmer can
raise no crop, more profitably. At
fifty cents he woula be wen pai.
l rocure gooa seea, piant in goou
1... I I 3 JL A. A.1
soil, cultivate wen, ana iruBt tuo
rest to Providence.
Billings Seven Proverbs.
oft I ID IT lO B
3.'hat.fllilM' are'caIled.Bh e be
I fttUBe .tUKV HVO accu a uiau
I -
1. That onions are good for tv
bad breath.
2. That clams are a good open
ing to any young man.
of
"Life
the lookout.
4. That turning water into wine
is a miracle in these days worth at
least three hundred per cent.
5. That boys are not apt to turn
out well, who don't get up till ten
o'clock in the morning.
6. That if a man is going to
make a 'business of serving the
Lord, he likes to see Urn do it
when be measures onions as when
he hollers glory hallaluyer.
7. That wisdom am i notmng
more than edicated kunning.
i . . .
Profits of the Oil Trade.
New
The aggregate yield of oil per
fuller da Biylh Insurance Reporter,
Feen . - f -n rflrr5on of the United
gtateB ;8 6 qqq barrflla. On this, in
i i its crude state, the average profit
- . ;8 about five dollars per barrell, 80
Sarah that the net profit on all the crude
lady, petroleum produced is ?30,000 per
a ne day, nearly ?ll,ouu,ouo yetriy.
. , , ,
the aiRev. B.I. Lane, a Baptist
have clergyman at South' Farmington,
wonld,
how
re
its
the
fact
nlll
nuim
and
on
fV.
wu
(hat
Cour
ier,' con
nected without
is
de-
the
him,
of' his
New
bucket
gener
into
boil
ing remafn
some
lime
of the
piafn
cold
Mass., has invented a iacket and
mask to protect faremen from tne
smoked and a flame of a five
while pursuiug their arduous du
ties. . The apparatus has had seve
ral trials in BoBton and works well.
- -;,,,v "
fjsj.Precision is a: good trait of
character. A writer in a late nam
ber of n.gricnlturel contempor
ary Bays that 24 days, 12 hours, 43
minutegavand about z seconds is tne
turkey's natural time to sit.
Me. WIlijam E. Sins, the man
ager of the Chesnut street Theater,
Philadelphia, nas ottered a reward
of $500 lot the arrestfJL Wilkes
Booth.
(.According to the Detroit pa
papers, tne full half of last year's
crop is still in' the hands of the
farmers. x)f Michigan and . Illinois,
who are holding it in hopes ot a
rhe. ; .' ' ' ' 1 .
m
Tree.
de-
awSTEorse- flesh soup, horse flesh
hash, horse flesh truffled, and horse
liver, were on the bill ot fare at
tbe recent horse flpsh , banquet in
Paris. - Tickets were three dollars.
WA National Bank has been
established in Richmond.
IS-Pittsburg, Pa., is to have its
Academy of Music.
Poor JJngham Toung is a wid
ower. One of his wives died on
the 22nd of last month. ' She was
the handsomest of all Brigham's
wives except six.
.-.
Tts)e are fonr thousand newspti
jtn in the Unite 1 States.