Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1871-08-29

              kit foiinml. VOL. XXXII. COLTJMBTJ8 OHIO, TUESDAY AUGUST 29. 1871. NO 405 Important to Holdera of Insuranoe Polioiea. The Internal Revenue Record of August 19tb, contains a decision of Com-mluloner Douglass, which will require the Immediate attention ot the nukera and holdera of Insorancel pollclea, In caiee where they are renewed by means of receipts given from year to year. It hu not been required, by the rulings of Commissioner Pleasanton, that these ret newal receipts should be stamped. This decision Is reversed, the new Commij. loner considering the continuing or newlog of a policy as a new contract, which, he holds, requires the same stamp affiled as the original contract, roller holders, therefore, will see the necessity . OT having the proper stamps Immediately allied to their renewal receipts, as they will not be valid without them. The de cision Is made lh the following letter : TraAsun? Dkpabthint, Ori'ica or Internal Kkvknor. Washington, August 10, 1B71 Win. A urn, Eh., Collator IoteroAl Bsreiiu., Vint District, froiidwM, B. 1. Sir: Walter Paine, Eiq., President or the "Merchants insurance uompany, Provl lence, hu written to this olllce respecting stamp doty on receipts renewing policies of insurance, when said receipts are made previous to the expiration of the policies, lie his been referred to you. The common form of renewal receipt .contains a contract or agreement continuing or .Mewing s policy. The law lm-'posts upon the renewal or continuance of any agreement or contract a stamp dnty equal to that required on the original Instrument (Schedule B, ot Stamp Duties, first proviso under Mortgage.) Any written contract, therefore, made In the form of a receipt or otherwise, which renews or continue a policy, requires the same stamp as the original policy. It makes no tlitTercnco whether such "renewal receipt" Is given before or after the expiration of the policy. A different construction would almost nullify the tax upon the renewal of poll-cles, one of the most Important Items In Schedule B, as renewal receipts are near, ly always given before tbo expiration of a policy. This overrules the decision of Com. mlsslourr Pleasanton, In a letter to Supervisor 8. li, Dutcher, published In the Ioternal lieveuue Heconl, No. 325, March 20, 1B71, and restores the previous holding of this otQce as given la the Record, No. 823, for March 4, 1871. This is an Important matter for parties insured, as the renewal receipts would be Invalid unless duly stamp:), and It should be brought to the notice of policy holders In your district Vory respectfully, 1. W. Douglass, Commissioner. . Singular Cae of Fomalo Adventure, Devotion and Doatb. From the Oshkosb Northwcatera, Aug. IS. One of the most remarkable lnstancees of woman's attachment to mm, and heroism tinder adversity, came to onr notice to day. To brgln at the eom-. tnenctment, we will state that in WOO, a young lady In the city of Auburn, N. Y., the daughter of wealthy parents, eloped with a young man named Niles, a railroad engineer, and both proceeded to Cleveland, Ohio, and afterwards to Toledo. They were paiantd by an Inforl. atcd brother of the yooug laity, and In , the latter place, to avoid detection after ' the marriage ceremony had been per formed, the young lady arrayed herself in maie autre, in iota aisguise, eaa while selling apples, she pused her brother several times on the street without recognition on his part. 6hortly afterward, early In the war, the two went south to Nashville, Teno., where Nlles procured employment SB a locomotive engineer, his wife engaging as a fireman, it II keeping up her disguise. Between Nashville and Chattanooga a shot from a rebel Inflicted a serious wound upon the engineer, and he was taken to the Government hospital at lurfreesboro,Teun. tils wife followed, aud to her carefal nurslns Nllea owes his life. When sofllclently recovered to endure the bardhlis of traveling they returned to Cleveland. A few months later the alleged gold discoveries at alandock, Canada, attracted them thither, and the wife accompanli d her husband, still In masculine garments. The vicissitudes of her career, exposed to hardships and accident, were too severe, however, and a few weeks since she died at Cleveland after a brief Illness. Niles, who Is now In this city, Is a man about forty years of age, and does not refer to the hi role devotion of bis wife but In terras of the warmest admiration. How It Was Dono. Fiom a Saratoga Lottsr.J Llule A. an Gertie B, two ol the most beautiful girls of the jear, axed their hopes on llenry 1)., a grand jiirti, from New Yoik. One afternoon tilts Llue and the youcg gentleman walktd through the park after an extended stroll, dating wlch much lovo making went on, and while passing through the halls ot the Urand Union the lady suddenly tottered and fell fainting Into the arms of her attendant. It was a bold strike and victory for a moment seemed fastened there. Ucrtle soon beard of this, and her fertile mind grew tired with scheming. At last a smile grew noon her face, tine owns the nicest pony phaeton In Saratoga, and the next day she Invited the gentleman to ride, lie accepted an J met his fate. The well trained boras was quietly going on bis way, when euddrnly the wheel came off ann tne pretty Uertle lay fainting on t :.e bard road. The terrllted llenry lifted her In hie arms and bore her to a con venient farm house. For two days she refused to recover from the shack. On the third day the remorseful llenry, who was constantly with her, cuuld stand It no longor. lie surrendercdi and soon then la to be a wedding la high life. Now comes the touch ot nature. Miss LlMle forgot her loss In admiration of the grand cmp tfitat tod hu alreadycon-gratolattd her rival upon her brilliant victory. Bldnoy Smith's PraoUoal Joke. The Vicar of Edmonton was dead) his son had been his curate, and the family were preparing to leave the house that was endeared to them by holy memories and happy associations. While they Wert grieving hopelessly and fruitlessly It seemed inter the canon of Bt, Paul's (the Rev. Sidney Bmltn). Present, the son and three delicate daughters. The widow was III 111 of sorrow gone and Borrow to corns. Mr. Smith began by asking the character of a servant who Was leaving them, making that appear aa a motive for his visit. After a whlls he said, "It Is my duty to tell yon that 1 hare given away the living of Edmon ton, and 1 am sun the uew vlcsr will appoint bis own come." Then was a mournful look, but the blow was ex pected. Oddly enouih, continued Sir, Smith, "his name Is the saire as yours; bavs you aoy relatione of that name t' Then wis a melancholy answer "Nol" "Uy a still mora singular coincidence his christian name Is the same Thomas Tate." A gleam of hope passed Into the group. "In fact,'' said he, "then Is no use la mincing the matter: you an the Thomas Tata, and vicar of K imonton." They bunt Into lean, cried Iron excess of Joy, and the burly canon of St. Paul's Wsnt with them happy tears, mingled Wita merry laughter. Ai Iowa Postmaster advertises a letter addressed to "The maa who leaves his male hitched all dsy ivery other Seaday Ui tb, t,y sear the Carey WVHWIi POLITICAL. Bow stands the political straggle In Ohio? Ai to situation, both armies are In confusion. New officers an attempi lug to rally and lead the hosts. Aenlandatateeana Union, North Carolina papers report that the father of the first rebel soldier killed In the war Is an Inmate at an almshouse In that State, but, "although he bad lost his health, property and friends, his spirit la unbroken, and on election day he went to the polls and voted for the convention." A Democratic stump spesker, down South, Is credited with uncommon courage, and bloat honesty, for commencing an address as follows : "I Intend to speak English to you, Democrats. I would like to have you listen to me calmly. 1 do not come here to stun yoa with any oratorical eloquence. I want to enlighten you, aud it will not take much of an orator to do that." During Senator Morton's speech at the soldiers' reunion at Winchester, Ho., list week, he had occasion to call upon those present who bad lost a near relet! ve or friend In the late war to manifest It by raising a hand. Instantly a thou sand arose, and with his own uplifted also he eloquently abjured them to cher ish tba Uovernment In memory of the lost ones. The effect was thrilling. That bowling Idiot of the Georgia wilderness, Toombs, threatens General Grant with his support at the next eleo tlon. It the Democrats nominate a Da-partnrlat. The Preildent holds a pretty substantial place In popular favor, but he could not atand the friendship of many Toombscs. Ohicago Republican, The Hon. A. H. Stephens Is greatly delighted with the following letter, which be has received from an Anti-Departure Democrat In Maine : - , Mima, Aug 0, 1871. Toth. Boa. AltiaQdorH. Btcpbnu; Dbar Sir: I hear von edit a niner termed The Atlanta Sun, und desirous of taking a paper In some part of your State, I thought I would write for you voeena men copy or -ins Bun, mat 1 mightsubscrlbe for the same If It Is what I wan;. I suppose you don't think well of the people of the State of Haloe; but let me say to you that not all the people of the State of Maine are changed from tho principles of their fathers, but still ueiicvo ium me innepennence or all the States should finally triumph over this reign ot terror we have had for the last few years. We shall labor for the restoration of your liberties from the brutality of thoee who gained power by deception and since hold It by usurpation. i ruiy yours, , The Republican Stale Association In Washington city, composed mslnly of heads of bnreaus and clerks in the dc- partmentr, have a very fall member ship and appear to bs In quite a nourish ing condition. The New York Aisucis. tlon has the largest number of members on Its rolls, about six hundred In all. 1 DO lion. A. ol. Ulann. Buoor ntendent of the Government Printing, Is the president. Tne amount contributed bv this Association during the last State campaign was $4500, The New Jersey Association Is the oldest In the city. having been organised In 1601. The 1'eonsyivanla Association has a mem bership of 850: Maine, ISO; Massacbu. setts, 00; Ohio, 000; Illinois, bO, and the other States In about the same ratio. nearly all of these orzan latlono have made arrangements with the different railroad companlia by which reduced rates are secured for those clerks who go home, either on political or social ousincss. In his speech at Loveland, Ohio, Mr. Pendleton pledged the Democracy to obey the Constitution and all Its amend, meets. This the Louisville Courier considers an Indorsement of the new depart are ; while the Louisville Ledger, after a careiui nview or tue enure speech, Is proud to say that "the most noticeable feature of It Is that Mr. Pendleton does not depart." 'Accepting aa In good faith Mr. Pendleton's promise of obedience. we are still In doubt as to Its precise meaning, uao nappens mat nr. 1'en-delton was a member of the Congress by which the Thirteenth amendment Was adopted and submitted. According to the record he made In that Congress, he may ua in avor of obeying "the Conatl tutlon and all Its amendments," and yet ntterly disregard what Is known as tbs Thirteenth amendment. Tho reason Is given In his own language, in part I of tne oogresiionai uiooe, rnirif.elinth Congress, first session, page ii'J'Ji: ' But, sir, i oiuect to ue passago of this reso lution, because, In my Judgment, thle amendment, or thie change fmil not call a an amendment it not within the now. er conferred by the Constitution." When Mr. Pendleton made bis Loveland speech he no count had the above "saving clauso" In his mind's eye. lie will obey the Constitution and all Its amendments; but ha reserves the privilege of deciding on what are or what an not ".mon.l. menu." Doubtless hs meant by "all Its amendments" the Drst twelve-aud no more. Lvuonje rbjmouowi. Bnggoatlon to Trout Fiahors. The following timely hints In regard to catching trout ara from Punchinello: When you sec excellent tronllrg la a romantic mountain district sdverilscd In the papers, go somewhere else, Oo arriving where ynn think treat let. Inquire of some rural enater which are the best brooks, and flab la those ho rune down. Kern as far ss possible from the brook If the trout see yoa they will connect yon with the rod, in which case joa will Ilnd It somewhat dilllcult to connect thrtn with the I ua. Take some asrceable stimulant with you to ths water side. You will Hod It a great assistance when reeling In, une or ins Doit places for obtaining: the sKcklcd prey la under a water fall nui yoa necan t mention this fact to tho allies. When yon land a two round front. double tho weight; else what's ths use of having a multiplier' i no experienced angler goes forth ei' peeling nothing, and Is rarely disappoint- eu. John Rogers, whose brown staluelica have mads him so famous, la a native ot Massachusetts, la early life hs was a dry goods olerk In Boston; then he learn' ad the trade of a machinist; but seeing a boy modeling figures In olay determined hla vocation. In 1800, still being poor, and having no bopa ot supporting him elf by modeling, bs want West, and took charge of a machine shop In Uao-albal, Mo, Tbs financial crisis ot tbs next year carried him to Uhlcago, when ha wee appointed clerk In the City Surveyor's olll. a. While there, be produced hla Drat finished work, The Checker riayers, which was very well received, aed followed by The Town Pomn. and Tba Slavs Auction. Learning from an Italian the manner of making flexible molds for csstlng forms, be same ben, set an bis studio, and prospered. Ros en hu produced about forty roetta lo all, and has sold some DO.OUO copies of bis works. It la said that hla next undertaking will bs llret Marie's Heathen Chinee. Before and at the beginning of the rebellion, bis friends uracil bin not to chooas political subject, but hs waa loyal to ths core, and declared bs would do his Work aa bis heart and patriotism prompted, sod the publlo oould boy or neglect as tney saw nt. That Connecticut fatalist who mlt-took banaoas for string beans, has bow taken them tor saussges. A fish mystery l troubling Council Bluffs. Spoon Like, a placid sheet of water near that city, hu never been known to contain fish "to any extent" until recently, when Its waters not only swarmed with myriads of finny monsters, bnt the surrounding shores sre alive With fish. They have come In sncb enormous numbirs that the waves wash them high and dry on the shore, where they lie kneesdeep, dead and putrefying. The fish trade In Omaha and Counoll Bluffs has become prodigious. The deb seem to be greatly astonished at their new surroundings, and stick their hesda from tho water and open their mouths aa If tbey wanted air. A little boy takes a flat board and wades Into the water, and In ten minutes throws out as many fish as a wagon can carry, varying In weight from two to five pounds People who have lived In the nelnhborhood for years declare the phenomenon unprecedented, ana venous wua theories are put forth in explanation. The prevalent belief Is that the swarm came Into the lake by a subterranean passage, during a late storm, whilo a few venerable observers contend that the Missouri oveill jwud Us hanks and flooded the lake with catfhb aud perch, Henry Ward Beecber Is not less vig orous In denunciation of the fllihloens ot tobacco chewing than the pious King James. "I regard tobacco," siys Mr Beecher. "as the most selfl.h of luxuries: I never knew a dozen users of it who cared whether they smelted sgreeably or not. Uoless arbitrarily restrained they will rundir llfc Intolerable, driving people out of seals In cars and steamboats, and absolutely msklog homea ua- endurable." W. W. Story, the aculptor, lately told correspondent of The Methodist why be worked In Rome and not In America. The strongest of all reasons was, that In America one always has the feeling of urry. " me busy lire at home," be says, drives ono too ranldlv. You altvava feel the crack of the whip behind you. The very air, as yet, Is laden with too much bustle and excitement for the true disciple of art. Your nerves are always overstrained, and yon wear out before your ideals are realized." LIST Of PATENTS', sued from tba V, at. Patent Olllce lo Oblo Inventors, lor Ilia week ending August si, 1871, and eacli bearlug luat date. (Purntibed the Ohio Butt Journal by Cos Cos Machine furcrunblDB corn. A. Bolac ti er, Akron. Lock nut, J. lurvcr, ra.nesv.lle. Wanhlna machine. II. F. Kccnev.Wcst Devlca for lock Id a nuts. A. 11 cKe ti ne, Mfctimce. fiiowimi maclilne. M. li. Dial ten. Al liance. ttifety-froz for rallro u. W. M. Shaw- cn, U'Ualro. llurte power, J. Starr, Woostcr. Hamster. W. N. Whltclv. Borloa- flfld. Water ttncre.S, Williamson. Cincin nati. Harvester dronper. C. Dlckol. Dela ware. licdstead spring. K. F. Duniway. Cin cinnati. Combined line holder and wardrobe hook. U. Uuddard. Alliance. reti Bonier, j. Holland. Line nnatl. ThlU holder fur barno,. J. A. Pull. uanooroagn. Mac nine mr roll inn and ramming roariM. A. Q. Itoii. Cincinnati. ComblDttl hat and manure fork. F. Vllllaril, Ml. Eaton. OBSIONB. Hat rack and mirror. W. Vanscovoe. Oxford. TttADK MAItS. Essence of coffee. Boiler. Eirhart it Co., Co, umbos. HTKKrtlOXH. Machine for hnlllDiz cotton iced. W. R Fee, CinclonaU. OtmiNS9 WOT I CIS. Willed Uowa. tk Um mu whocoapitiuof "iUlof down" In torrid WMthtr mhtt b hu ion to iiuUla hti tyiUa UBdarUw eitn ttrala tupowd on bta ri teUtT. UomftrUUmtlMtbibuttlfdaTui' ty of cithsvUca to purify hia blood aid brlghUn btiiptrtta. UB(Uf nicb titatnint, of eoam.bii itriofth bta giTeo wit, U J fan tnetftiM ban bt- como txbauattd. What ho rtqulm u rtatora. Mr, aot a dtplatant. Hu Mood to this; bta atrrM bar (oat tbtlr aataral tent, aad natat dtntadf to bt rtnoTaUd aed nuforad. The ui U withta the rotch or olL tat aoat ly a eoit of 7 (Mr, HofUlUr'st Htomacb Bitten hu btttt building ap broktn eonatUatioM, tmdaf and itoagtrheaiBi atteaaated framii, ud affotd- lof eoafort, taw aad bop to tbatuuda. Aa a priTaUtlT of tba tyidom.es wblchaake neb htToo with the health of tbe Inhabitant! of nw eattknanta, this foaiu toale la etrteinty wlthoot a rival. Feihepa the principal portlaa of Ite world wide fine la attributable to tta aaton.tah.nf carte ol diaptpelaand all forme of A'tRtatioa. lint tr.OM re aot a aolety of tta tnaaipbe. All the tjpoo of bllleoaa yteld to tta ptrrietent et. ItuamrnlatlBf mtdMlaeof tbe bighoat order; ana ue onoet apoo ue Memioae, wua inrtjnwi lo moat eduUr y. ImpMlttoa ff tbefroieeel character ta toojrht to be practiced poa the eMnmoalty by Tenders who noommtnd aader tba name of "btttef," Scry eonpovMsof aduiterou character, watch they attempt ta tubatHute or the great national toelo. Bhnn all earh aoatiutnc, and aee that yoa hate the f -nniu Uoatelter'a Htomach Uittate, ifr uthtnueated by label, name aad at and md in bottlaa only KOOX1IS (AUUIAGLS&OIGGIS MANUFACTORY-Cori Third and Gav Sta REPOSITORY-Gill'i Block, N, High St, ooi.tnuin, onto. Old Ml, lArfMt, and nort wlt.f iiK. B. 1U&JM&I W IWM UU4, u BUM, auifilns; Top lluia'lea. f baton Koch swara, IBsvrvncbea. Carrlaaea, as4 tlpma NsiiM ol utMl mtIm ue. a kiaiMinnl fia an, ana . uif. suns f una sua asesM. a. SUIRT MANUFACTORY, IIAl.ttlCKH ) CLIVED TOU SHIRT. Hevtnt pnvtbaead thle valaebfcMtterm, v ere n able tn rental, the moat frUri atwl eaair-a. But a ahlrt m ooVtvd to the public, onltra ill hMlN tamSBnt ttaHillon. atl t Mtlafawl li CaraaltMad. Alas the lHatnMtd NUt HhnultUr am Hark, n, Patterne eut by rule, U. M. An arawa,) ha latTpere Umta, np ciaife. If you Want Anything teany ahape. Look it tho Advertlicmenti In tiil. jotjiiNAiy, Anl If yoidontlad Ittbcrt, AtlvortUofor It, 44 rw ftHlWileff'Iff. (Mm verm POLITICAL. Reuublican Mass Meetings. Coldmdub, July 18, 1871. Tbe Republican Bute Executive com mittee make the following appointments for Mass Meetings, with epcakcrs named, Tho County committees will farolflb additional bjmib Iters when deem ed advisable, and make all necessary arrangements for the meetings! Uon. E f . Nofca. Oalllpolla, Tneaday afternoon, Aofratt f9th. Ironton. Wodneaduv alterniwn, Auiruatsutfa. Purtamouth, I'liur'tlay afteroooo, AiiKuat Slit Jackaoo. lTridy afteioooa. Beptembin lit, Chtliloottie. Naturday alttruoon, BepUrnt e r 2d Hilliboro, alooday af ternooo, KepUinbor it h. WoArthur, Tut-aduy eveoinif, ck-plutubrr 6th. Wilmlnirtoii.Wy'dofadayarurnooo. Bfpt. Clh, Waa Lid ((ton (1. U., Weaoeaday ave'tt , Ivpt. flth. CllUeville.TliurtdayaflerDiwn, Beptenjber 7th. Kaaeaville, Friday aftornoon, eplmbr Bth. lirrert.buruli, -atordjy aftemooti, Hept. 0th. Canibridne, Monday evenlmr, ck-ptembir llth. llo Cone bvillH, Tutaday alteraocm, Hept. 12th. 8t.(;iftliavllls), Wfdnuid,iT afternoon, Hsjijt. lath, ltollalr, Wednt-aUay HiUiiag bptaaibtjr 13th. Bifliibunviliu, Th rsday evualDfr, Hcpi. Hth. Cuahuotos, Friday mttotnoon, BepU-mboi IMh. Iid(1iiDi rJaiurday altemoon, t-iptaubtir inth. Mt Vernon, Munday Ttuln?. Hoptiimber IHth. Kenton. Tmh-u afierno d, deptmrwr I'lth l;pltrHauliitiiT, Wedneartay aflet'o. .Sept. 20. Nor walk. Tbuiaday attemuoti, Ur,t. 91. DarUm, Friday afternoin, Nrptumber ili. ' Truy.HatUrday aitcrnoua. rJL'p'ruler 13d. Van Wert, Uonday ernniotf, b-iptcmbr-r Stb Toledo, Tiimday evening, b-p'unter 2li'li. Handuaky, Woilnr-cday eventttf, B--ptf mUrlTth. fpriDlluld, 1 liur.d.y tVtmax, HepU'tnbcr UHLh, Havi-Diia. Friday evening, tfupteinbtir i'Jlb. CITelouo, Haturdey vnoiDKi Hp ember 30th. Falneaville. Monday afiuruooo, (Jctouor ill. Ghardiin, Monday tTeninir, October 'i. Aahubula, Tucedaya-teraoon, October M. WarrvB, Wedneaday atUrnoon, October 4th, Yountritown, WedneadayerciJlrijr, Oct 4th. CanUtn, Ttimaday atterroon, Oct ber ith. Wooiter. Friday afternoon, October tth. Hod. Jobn Htaermau BarncfTille. Tutaday erenlnfr, Auiruat S9, Culdwell, Wfritneaday aftrnuoo, AuifUat 30. lkveily, Tbumday ai(o nooo, Annual Jl. C')iMtrll0d, FrlJay afternooD, thfp cmter 1. Van Wert, Tm'diy alUrnoun, rjopUmbcr 9. F'emoo, WrHiottaJay alternooo, tieptenilicrO. Wauaieon, Thuiailay alUruoon, tfpt. 7. Dnfadcn, Thursday aruraoun, Hepu-rnber 14. Welti uifton, Fnday evening, 8f pitn!er 8. Fl'iua, 1 ilea. J ay afternoon, tv-ptemb-r 11, Otoenv lltJ, Wednesday aflcrnuoa, KeptembeT 13 Now I'bilaUtlplua, Friday aftvinoon, Hept. U, Mt. Uiiriad, Tiitirwlaj- aitcrnoon, Hup:. 21, JUryi villa Friday alternooo, (Sfpuimbur 32, Uonow, Tuosday aftrnoou, hopieinbtr 30. tirventtuid, Wedneaday attcroooo, Kfpt 3;, ChillicoOie, Thuraday atUmun, bt'pUmbcr 28. Jffan, Friday aftcrnoo 1, Hf ptcmbrjr 21). asancaater, tuturday cTtniug, bupt. 3u. Cior. Ha U. II lay cm. Cadli, Tburaday afternoon, AHunat II, Ada, Wodntsday afternoon, HrptvtuWr A, FodUiiia, Thurdy ovoainil, tiub-r 7. UowilnttOren, Friday afiernnon. fit S Oak iiaroor, Haturday altcrnom, Hptrrnber 0. Ottawu, Tuewlay aftraoun, HvpU totmr li-Iiiina, wedseada atternwto, Ht)p'itmt r 13. WaakoDett, Thursday afternoon Bcpt, li. Jiuwark, Friday evening, HoptcmlMr 1 . fa'eo.J. A. (.'arlleld. Mediae, Tuesday eretstnir, AOFraat 29. Circljville,'f ufaday afternooo, btptrinbcr SC. McArthur, Wednmday alturnoon, Hept. 27. IMllonUlne. Friday afternoon, beptL-tuber 20, Wamn, Wedooadny afternoon, October 4. Ludlow Fa) ia, Monday aflenuon, Hpt. 4. fnrinnlUld, '1 u- aUy evotiiBR, Mupttinber 5. WiliniPgtoo, Wtdncaday afternoon, Hept, 6. Hon Joe. Hoot. Belli fontalne, Vrlday afternoon, September 19. lion. Sam, Monro pArtm, Tneaday afternoon, August 29, hleaajllun, WtMlnraday efaniag, Aiiguat 10, Akron, Friday afteroooo, UepU'mber I. Mar 100, Wodna4ay evening, tkpt. 11, Uenrl. la. Kbarwood. Hnmeraet, Thnrsday evening, Augtut 31, Nw LeilogtoD, Friday eTening, Cfpt I. Wett Jetfr-ruD, Haturday ereniotr, Bipttmbtr 3. Oberlin, Friday oveninir, Heptetuber H. Manallald, Tburaday hrcning, August 24th, Van Wert, Monday evening, Hrptenber ii. Toledo, Tuesday aremng, tkptetober 2ft. Handutky, Wednesday evening, Hpteinber27. Paineavllle, Monday afU-rooou, October i, (Jliardon, Monday evening, October 2, Aahlabuls, Tuaday ettrrnnon, Octobtr M. Nevada, Tuesday evening, Kepturabvr 4; Wauaeoo, Thursday, tiuptambur T. lion Alpbooao Hart. tTrlnna, WedneedaT erenlnir, Heptetnbcr 6. JJellf.inUloe, Thurada evrninir, tM'ptemUr 7. uortiw, t nuay evening, nepwrnDtr s. Tittin, Tuesday afternoon, Hepteniber 28. Voungitovrn, Wedneaday evening October 4. ('anion, Tlmrsday afternoon, October i, Wootter, Friday afternoon, October , Kcvsda, Tucaiay eoniag, Hptembvr Js Hon. J. A. Ambler Oalllpolta, Tneaday aftemonn, Auguit 29, Ironton, Wednesday afternoon, Augnat 30, Foitanouub, Thunday a, lining, August II, jaRbwjn, Friday afternoon, HeptemUr 1. L'liillicolhe. Haturday alturnoon, bVpteubtf 2, lUvanna, Friday evening, Heptenbcr ia. Hon. II. F. Uuckltand. Balers, Tut Hay afte noon, Augnat 29. Maaaillon, Wednesilay sv mng, August ID. Akrin, Friday alteruooo, ekpu-mbor I, Circle ills, Thursday ev. Ding, ptenber 7. Zanvillf, Friday allertojn, Hcpte-i-ber a, hbclby, Wodnestiay evening, Hup eubsi 0. t'ol. J. D. TMVlor. MrOnnnaiartUe, Tuesday afternoon Sept. 12. bt. t'liiiavillo, Wedusday af lei noon, f ipt. I J, ll.-llair, Wrdaca lay evening, Hept'Tnb-r IS. htcubenvtlk, Tburaday cveaing, Hepumber II. Coahoclon, Friday afternoon, tMpteuUr li. lion. II. L.llurnott. Morrnv, Tueday afteroooo, September 24. (JrecnlMd, Wdne(day altrnouo, fept. 27. Clilllioolhe, Thurxlrty aiumoon. Bs-pttinber SB. h na, FridayafLurDoou,Ujpumttr tol. J. la. Mwlsnrt. Mt. Ol'ea.1 Thunalay afternoon, Sepfnbtr 2i. wan laaruer, saiuruay aiuiraooa, opu v. Hon. UenJ. KtrRlrefn. Hilliboro, Monday evening, September 4. Mc Art bur, Tuealay evening, Heptember i. London, Haturuay afternoon, Hepteubcr lit, Hon. Job E, HieTauaon. Itlpley, ThundaT afiernoon, Anauat 31, ' M-inrhealef, Friday evening, September t. Delaware Tuoaday ovenlnn, Heptrmber 4, lUyton, Friday evanwfr, evptetnber H, llotten, Hatunlay alirnwon, Heptemhert, Akron, Wedn-tday evening, Htpi-mbrr 0, ML Voraga, Thursday avvitieg, Henumber 7 m.B.tnHe Keq. Mt. Vrrnon, Monday evening, rteptember It, Kenton. Tuesday 'trrnouD.twDtmi-rf In tpr r Handuaky, WcdutsiUy attei'n, Hcpt, 20. twrwaia, auurausy iihiwuii, nap., t, Hon. J. U unbare Bnrneavtl'e. Tuoaftay cvaning, Aufnirt 29, Ca dwll, yVednesUv af.eruiMii, Auut lo, llrvnly Tliura,Isy aftcrnooh, Auut.)l, CtwaitrOeid, Friday vtnirg,iHptiruber 1, Hon. la. I. Woooworib. Van Wert, Tut slay afternoon, Heptember S. Fremont, Wo n-sday alternoon, Ce( Umbec C, Welunirlnn, Friday evonmg, Heptembsr , f'anal eulinn. Titeedar allrrrwwn, H.pi, Is, W. n rnrnr. a.aa. rteatasuit Tavllaj, TuiUj ivauuf , Awgwat 10. i-auil, nur'iy, ni)ua. ji. Mt. bti-rling Haturday eVaUlng, 'ert i. l'niiia, 1 ursvla ativriuM, aap-eaaUr II. Utev-nville.U i-dmsday attertitMm,epUuuber II. aiaryavilin, ruuar vrniHK, nrpv. a Jahaon, Friday elt-muoa, Heptember I, lloUbjro, Monday af ernimn. ArpUmber f Wilmineton. Wctinsaday altermun, etvpt. t. 1'iivlcyUltj. ThunMiav alternuun. Mautrfnl- M lUrvey-abiirgh Haturday afternooo,"epleaab, rtt. aloAliimr, u soay suernoiin, typv. ti, Ikcaater, baiuxaa) afMinoun, Hajtembtr 30, rapt. A-b-ltlcUlurt) Ada, Wednewlay afternoon, Heptembrrfl. Fitrts. Tnuiada alUrnoon. rsDU-mbor T. Bowling Uitn, Friday atteraoon, Hvpienbat I Ool.fJ. I. Poormnn. Dretden, Thursday alternoon, Heptember II. hW Ftuadelpbia, Friday alternooo, rhpt, 1), !. Unnfnrd aiaej. Nrwirb, Friday evening, rteptemeer I. tatablUge, Monday sveniug, bepltnib'r II, Hon. Wm, inwrranofr. Alii ane, Thursday atternona, fepttmbn 21, t?aatn, rriilay avenint, B. pi, J. Maaaillon, Haturday (Vi-alng, Ifc pt 13, Wouater, Monday evening itepi 14, ManalUliI, Tuesday enni g .lit, 20. AaMaad, WednrpUy vet log, li p , 17, (at. .m, Hatuiday alternoon, mi u mb r JO, Delllontalne, Morxlay aventng. O ln er W, Ludlow Falls, Munday alUitituua, ttei-t. 4, Hon, N. D. Tibbnl a. Ottawa. Tnesrlar anrnnnn, Hep i mber 13. Lima, Wednesday alternoon, HepUrnber )J. Wapaaonneta, Tbuimfay afternoua. Hvat. II Uen. II. 11. Rniinlnt. WHmmfftnn, Wednesday altentoon, rVrtt. A, Wssktntton.U. li., Wedneedar avaniav.ikn If mlr ft, ttoaun, Patumay aiurnooa, Hsptetabtr I, lion Mnrtln U'rlkor. Shelby, Weilaesflay evenlnir, ttepterAbern, Uaei Fuilon, luesdey alteraooa, HcpU It, Hon. Jooob Manlier. Wrtneter. Haturday trealng, Henteniher 10- Tiitin, Tuesday aliernnon, iNptvmbr 2d,, Toledo, Monday v'aing, Heptemtar li. Vpper Handuaky, Tueday evtiurg, Aufutt 99, Maitetta, Tuesday evening, Hept. A, Fi.mroy, Tbutxlay afii'rniann, " pt, T. tarkann, IliursJay evening, Hept. 14, Iron ton, Tuesday evening, Heptenbcr U, i.eo T. r. mi dm, Pnmereet, TMirvUy evsnltif, Auffttit 11. Mew Lfxirat'un, en lay evening, Hept. I, (VdWfll, Wmtni'aday event ng, rteil mbtr JT. lank nils, Thursday, Hepumbf 1 14, flan O H.Uroavnnor Caatnn. riiday evening, Heptenbtt (, MaMtllonaahinlay amnios, Hept. J, Wmater, Mnlay area lag, itentembev II, Manali-ld. TucsiUy weeing, rieptenlfr Je, Ashland, Weduesilay evening, Hept il. lion. Hlrbnrn Bmlib. TeUow Hprtage, Vrtday evening. Heptenbcr U. Hon Angnat iblemt. Toledo Monday evening, Heptoaibst It, Hon. Jobn A.lnilth. ftortoa, Saturday Klternoon,leitnb I, POLITICAL. Robert Harlan. Albany, Friday afternoon, Sept. II, Athena, Friday evening, Hept, 1ft Ceo. K. Naab.Eaq. Maryivllle, Friday afternoon, Beptember 32. l'leaaant Valley, Tuesday evening, Augnat 20, Wcat JelTcraon, Baturday vcnlng, tteptemUirii, Hon. 9 Shell ft barger. Cbillicothe, Wedneaday evoaiDg, Beptembtr 1G E Haree Iiioj. Ce Id well. Wednesday evening, Septembor37, fcartusvllle, Tbuiaday evcnuigi bcpteoiber U, Hon. L B. Uancfcle. Yellow BDrtnti. Priday evening, September 15. ' Cien. J. H. hlpbar. - j Cleveland, Baturday evening, depteaber 10, Hon. J. It. Knox. Troy, Baturday afternoon, Beptember 33. (.Jen. J. W. Keller. HaiTcyaborgb, Baturday afternoon, Sept.b Jobn Booker. Albany, Friday afternoon, Sept. 15, Athens, Friday evening, Bj,t 15. fameo tVolndezlor. Hilliboro, Friday evening, Htpt 15. Iter. J. F- Underwood. niUlard'aHtetion. WedneadiarenlDiT. Bentem- b-r6. Nnwark, Monday arternoin, September 18, Zmayillo, Monday evening, bvptember lit, lirnetville, Tuesday evening, H-ptember 19. Captive, Wedneaday evening, Meiitember 20. Bt. Clalrevl le, Tbrsday evenirx. H-pt. 21, riuab.oa, V4T iliuaa, IVcp(-mtjF aj. Oadia, Monday evenlug, HeptemOer 2i. Uroree'own (Uanlaon Co.), Tuasday even (of, k) fit ember 2l. Mclntire, Wednesday evening, Heptemher 27. rHeulH'nvllle, Tliur -day evening. Hep etcte 28, Mt. l'loaaaot, Friday rvonina, reptembtr 211, Ker, Wallavetibellon. RprlegUHd, Mondiy evening, Hep'embr 4. Yullow Hpringi, Weduusday avening, Hept. S Col. C W. illonhon. ChllHct-tte, Haturday afternooo, Beptemler 9, l. Jenkins, n.lliard, Wedneaday evening, Heft'ernd-r 9, Nu walk, Monday alterno n ri pi ember 14. Xtneevi.le, Monday eveblnaT, Heptembee 18. ltarneivl le, 'l ut-aday evonmg, rei lumb-r 19. Captive, Wednoa ay ttven'mr, r4rt robor 10. Ht, UarHVlll, Tnuts ay cvenlrg. Hvp' uinbaf Sl Flufhiutf, Fr day ev ntng. tept mo-r 'Ji Cadis, Monday ev ntng, et-t-nib r 25, Otura'r'tuwi. lUairisuu Col. Tuasdar evenioir. Beptfmbei 2 Mclntire vedDnKiay evening, rvrternD-r2T. HtooK nTiile, 'I Mnadsy evi mag, Hpu-mb-r 21, Mt I'ieamut, Fiiday evening Hebtoiober iil, IVier 11 Clurk. Waali'ngton O. II.. Bttirii-y, t-pteint3r23. tttfik'louuiiie, Tiiuinday, Hcfteu.btr JI. W.II. farhnui. BUlb yeo, Friday ev-nlng, Heptembor 15. WsfliingtunU, IL, Hatuiday evening, Hept 3), C. Cnmberlnln Bel !e font aiue, Thursday. Beptember 21. 'Iboe-Ja aVrlnsle. Keq. Mt. Bteillng, Haturday evening, Dept. 2. Other announcements will be made In a few dja. It D. Utkitikox,Ch'n btate Ka. Cods. HoDHRl Fooe, Hec'y, Adopted br ino Oblo JKate nepubl( ciu Con ronilon June VI, 1871. Rttolved, by tbe Uepobllcana of Ohio Id ConventtuD iwaetn tiled, at followa : 1. The ItiipuWlcan Party of tho United States mtty well challence the admira tion and conildence of the country lor Its nairltiiUra. coo rate and wladum in prcfiprvlnfi the Union of tbo titatea; fur Its justice, Ormntfls anil magnanimity in catabllnblnff fur all tbo people, liberty and equality berore tne law; for its gratitude and Rencrons prorlaon for the national defenders aud pensioners; for Its Inviolate honor and good faith toward tho national creditors: and, aenerally. tur Its successful ad ministration of pub lic amirs in peace aa win aa in war. 3. We not only recognize the thlr-Uonth. fourteenth and tUteenth amend- muntato the Constitution of tbe Uulled States as accomplished facts, but, also, as Just, wise and valid articles of organic law, to be jealously dufended and enforced as parts of the Constitution, now nencerorin ana rorevcr. 0. As It will bo necessary and deslra- bio to obtain from duties on Imports a large portion of tbe revenues needed to defray ths expenses of tbe government, to pay tbe lute rent on the national debt and the principal as It matures, sncb duties should be so adjusted aa not to prejudice bat promote tbe Interests of uvery section and branch of Industry as far as may be possible. 4. ine present administration or me National Government has vindicated Us right to the continued confidence of tbe people. Its success has been Illustrated In the Impartial execution of the law; In Its faithfulness, honesty and economy In tho collection of public revenues, and In tho expenses of the Government; so that while taxation has been reduced to tbe extent of One hundred millions of dollars per year, tbe national debt has been liquidated to the amount ol ovtr two hundred aod thirty millions a re ductlon unparalleled In history. Tbe administration nsaoeen equally success- ful In the management of our forclon relations, and naa acb.ovtd imperishable b no or tn the settlement of our dllfcrenccs with Great Britain, upon terms credit. hie to both counmoMs embodied In tbe rrt'sty of Wa&blniitou. The head of an administration thua distinguished by success and atatesmsniblp Is justly en titled to oe regarded as a wine and careful civil maglBtrate, and hla uniform deference to publlo sentiment, shows him to be one whom the country may trust, having fully redeemed the pledge he made before entering upon the dotlts of Chief MaclMratp, that ho would have no policy of bis own to cuforce against tue win or too people, S. We repeat our c policy of gracing suhsldles of public laB.latocorporail.insaBdaanoll.'iaad havlnir nrltilnalcil the nollcyor sraDtlua humcstcails to actual scitlT wo ilocl.ro Unit tlm public iriiniain should bo kwt . . in,.n.i..n n lor onr lallorlMR porUlatli.rl. a thorooali sytrm ol civil svrvlre rr- form, and wo Indorw ho.rtllv ills aoio of I'reslilcnl Uraol In srU'Cllngtlio missionor. aador tn rcctni socnitd cITIl .crvko act. 7. Wo unllo with onr fcllnw rltl"iis iu ctbji y "Jrinm ui vnsj uoiiiq ui lliu li "jU kai i.. ..miii.. anfik. ' " ifMHiiiiiuiaui aim War ma) D0 apevilll i ntrl, and that tbe day mar aoon come viiica In rvni Htalu very clt sea may lm aat tn IHV, periMin, property and civil riunta, a. ) may haro tlio Cfiaal protlO'lnD Ol thO lawn, nn thai oo man who waa Inval lo llw Ubloa tlurltig the arrat at music, may for that rrajinoboUif vlclUnurpirctcu iou,out- raao ami waaiMlnatl(iD,aofl no that auras eDcourafftincni iuy b OfX-rut fnr thai mnoval In all prnnrr oisrs of nollllcal rllaahWMi'a lmiostil for patltcliallun la mr nminon. 8 Ws recommrDil Ihooalllncof nCnn- Teotlon la amend tboUoualltutlon of the tjta'e R Woriortss oor nnnoallllcd annror- al of ths ailinlnlstnitlon of oor prr-sml riutt Eiocutlvo, UoToroor K I), H.im, at.il SMiora blm tliat onr Tcnllct Is Wrll dono, Rood and faithful sorrinL" fjSBUKN, EBB8BAW CO., 143a9outh lllnh tro Now Cnrpcla, New Oil Clolha, New Lace Curtains, New Whitlow fchiute. ALSU NKVT DUKHS OUUDB, Murr currna amu caiuiiikres, KHO FULL STUCK ur COTTON 0001)11 at low riiicsa. OSBORN, KERSHAW &C0 HEE3HISER, ADAMS & CO DSaUai UI PING & DOMESTIC LCSDER Lath, Bhiogloa, Bub, BlinJa, Soon, riaiM m Boo. Faina, Mosutna, Ao. ur'itai a.nUi.wtal :r.arrlnf a Wsitar 8 (a. COitTJffitT OHIO. ortH. rlaalat, B.wla sal BMattat tumt Aw o'.au raotnm.i iwu SPECIAL NOTICES. Itoynl Uarann Itionrol Cuba Drawn ssoo.000 la gold erery 17 dare: mine cashed and Information feraiabed. Tbe buthest ratee paid for doubloone and all kinds of gold and ailvar, Oomoioent eeonriUse, oe. , TAkLUtt OU.,Bankra. 16 WaUatraat, N V Tho CenievMlona ml an Invalid. JpBTAULIHBBDei a warning and for tbe benefl Lof viiuob men and otbera, Initio and marriid who auifcr from Nervoua Debility, Loaa of Man hood, o,, pointing out THH MEANS OF 8ELF-CUBB. TL ' ??on,w?0 50 Y, n,mir'nP"n( on fxbosbitiiibp m nciBiinaLiu uiivousu riaTsiiniay. Adreee NaTHAMUL MAXruia, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bob 21 g:t Lea A. Perrlns' Sauce. Pronounced by Connoliaeurs "lllff ONLY GOOD 6AUC&" It improrn appetite and digiitloo, and It u uuriTSi-u i'r ua navor. We an dlraclMl by Meetre. LR t PEBBINB to prosecute alt patties making and rending ooiuv terteiU. jonwniTiCA!Vfi noxft, angl4doodtn AOEtfTH, NEW YORK. JOB MOSES' Sir James Clarke's Female Pills These Invaluable ptlla are unfailing In tho cure of ail those painful and dangi-roua alaeasea to which the female constitution la aubiect. They IDOairtUi sUI t-em tad mam sill sUlr.J. uons, from whatever oauae. TO Minntt,o IAOIFS they are particularly inited, Tbey will In a iho't time bnng on the monthly perioa wtto regularl ty; and although very powerful, ountalo Both lug hurtful to Hie eonatitutiun To all oMa of Nervoua and Hpinal A1& ctiona Pain in tbe Back and Limb', F.tuuenii night exertion, l'alpi nation of tho U-srt, Byatenoa and Wtntea, they Will enVct a cam when ll other mesne have failxl. The mrculara around each paxkata gls full di- STVIICDS BUSJ Kay KB, fjsr will US aDl ITV J Ml writing for them, sealed from observation. frapUCIA M"TICE, JT it tht fait every (rti'v talunblt nvUdnt to bt ronirrrnriiTitrt. Job Mt'i' (r Jam .erlVi yimale PUli art 'zttnttvlg rotTNTR hvR i tki. Tht arnui-t have tht .iomci at "Jon Huhkm" on tank packtgt. All othtrt or wr hUtt. Diihmnt iru'jiiiMiM rnararvr in grit mt coun't.rifnt to m ut Ai.n in ail cases wnere ine oaauiiiB cannot tattr prtflt. i obtained. One Dollar Inclosed tn the Bole l'ppriet.ir. JOU MOHKH, is Ouurtland Ht., Mew Yotk. will iu tire s boltl nf ths amuine. onn. tilning Fifty IMIle, by return mail, itcurtly teal'4 from any anuwledge of ite ooutents. evwu ac way. CONSUMPTION. lis Curo and lis Preventive. BY J. H. SCHENCK, UD. Mnnynliuminlxlniiiit)i pa'Wli.wnyforwhoae Sculli tlnTi' wii tuiiitlii'r n.-iinun tliiin tho rmKlecl ot kin. i w ii imil iuUlNpuiulily nvun mi'uii nf v.urc. 'J'Iiuhii near uml tlcir to imully uml lrlinla Hro tli'fiilnif tlKMircatiilL'SS aluiubur into Yrlilcti. liiid H.uyoHitnlruiioliU.'a DR JOSEPH II. SCIirNTK'S SIMPLE TUE.tT.UENT, nnil nmllfd ihpmTTM of hla wnnfforfitltf cfUca- 1'iuc nt'tiirino, iiii'j would ii'ji imru in 1 1 en. Mr. M Iil'ikH hiia In tiia own ciih UP-vctl that whrrri-r HUfncii-nt vlulltr rvm.un. tlmt TlUt). , itv, rr tin mi'iiu-liii' untl hi lln-.-iluitn fur Uiuir uo, la 'luu-kencd Into ln'iiltlif ul vlirr, in lb 1 1 aliiti-int'Dt tlti-ri) U in.llilna prnmp. tii'iua. To tho fnitli of tlm Invullil la mmlo no ri'iin-untiiiinii in:u in ni a t:i"UKmti itmuaano-litiittiti-'il lij livlnix uik vlUilii murk. 'I'liu tin--rj of ilio turn uy lir. He In nch'a rufillrtnei la ua lti)iln u It li unfitilin'. It iihllimoi'lir ro- nironuuri,mui;iil. llliin;l-iUuriii(t,at.'itcua- Itllllltl. 'I'lu. Hsifl.wi.Ml Tonln nnrt Mnnrlrnhn fill nrr t tin flrt tmt wu-.na nlth wiili li tint c-Iimli-l of tlia luulmly I" aaniilcil. 'I'no tnlrJ of Ihu cuaes at CiiNiiiiiDtl'iii (irli;ln;it In dvix-ulti und funo- tloiullr ilia'-ntiTi'il liver. Willi tula condition tin tinintliliil tutii-a "arniimllilxi)" Witli tlio itu ii. tiii't rvri)tiu t.t mo morniuc anion i in I Ivor. 1 1 cm llu-n cinic thu c-iiliiiliintlnff It. umt tint Huitluii In. witli all IIa tliatrua. lug ijiuiitoiua ut lONStni'TlON. The MaMrnkn Pill nn iimnnM of nnnnf Na. tnrc'aii"l,li'at iflttfi -tlm l'.Hi.iitlluni ivitntnm. 'l Uff mih4'i nil iho bliuHl'M-riri'lilnir. ultttralivo truiMtruL-a ui cauuuui, uut, uiiiuiu ouinuicl, uivy "LEAVE NO STING DEIIIND." Thnwnrk of mry la nn rvwlnnlnrr. TTioHiib- lPl iiikI iiiucniaUuixwIU In llm tit,'la nml in tho iilimi'iiUiry chihiI nra fjcru-'l. Tlio liver. Ilka n duck, la Wiiiimi up. It uriuaa from Ita torpidity. Tim atoiDUch nrta rcai-malvt ly. and tlio lutlont Uvlna lo fool Umt hu la tftiUiiitf, u hut. A BITPLV OF GOOD BLOOD. j The Bea.wwrl Tnle. In fnitinrtinn with thu j I'liylltlrutlnn ia D'iw priri'Mlnt without Ita pro Tl.ms torturv. lli(t.'stl-n bL-sjonnta nlnlca.Qnd th1 riiru la H'l-n to im tit h:iml. 'I'ln-nt la no tunro itiiiih'tifn, no fxucurtMUua ut tlio aUjUtwlu An lM-tiu ai'ia in. Now eoitiM Mm irnmteat TUnotl Pnrlter ever Tot ftlvnn tr itn tndiiliiuiit tailinr to auffurliiic man. rnrnra n ruiui'iiiic ninipconiPR in ii iHTiunn it luiirlt'iii. nml in li union und cample to thu run. It enfra ut tiurii upm tia work. Natnro riii nt bu rlifiitid. It collifta and rlpcna ttia liiiptikriil and Oiaoiuacd xtniona of tho luruta. Ititliu forninf ciitUtvriiiiia.lt proparn them fr niKCtorotlun, Dint lol In avrrr alu rt tlmn tho ni:iliiilr la vamiuiahfHl, tlio rotlrn throne that it orciiiiicd I ri'tmviitiHl und mudo now, and tho I'ntlctit, In nil llm iliunlljr of ri'ntiicd vtir,a,t forili wenjuy ihoiuiauliuotior wwaumliuvd Uiul I'.UI CJIVE3J IP AS LOST. Thi arrfinrl thins la. tlio pnllnnta mnt atny In a warm rooui unill they rii wi ll i it la alnnoilm-t-.imlt.lo to provont mkiinr mid whi-n thu luitca lira aiMua-J, hut II iuiit ho prnvmitud r a euro triii not Iro clfi'i'tpd. Krcnli mr and rldin out, rtor1itilT in Una portion of tho country, in tin tall and W hit it w-a"ii, ore all wronjj. VhjtU rlnna who nnimnu'inl thnt C"uro loan their p tk'tita. If their lime 0-rn brnllr Uiaciwedj nml jL trtH-iiuao tin y aro in tho hoiiao they muii not r-ll down quiet ; they niuat wnlk nlmut thu hwnl tia much und na tun ua tho alri-nsUi will boar, to Hi't uiiukoimI t lri'iilntloii of blond, Thu iKillcnta in Hat k'''l In P'uxl rplrltihedrti'milniii to fit well. Tula hiia n ttrvut di iil to do Willi tlio appu-III), and h llm or cut 1nl t" mtlii. To di'siwlr of cure nflor am li cvhlnneo of lit rualtiilliy m tho wont raaua. and ucral rcr-Inlut r in all otht-ra, la Inftil. l!r. td hpuck'a p r-aonaf aUtfiiiL'ni to tho r'urultj vt bis uwDcurS win m llioao niiKleH Wonlai "" Muny jran atio I wua in tho last ntitnt ot r-inaiiuiptlon; on lined lo mr lHd, mid at ono limo uiy hTRlcliiiia Ihoiiirlit ihat I could not IIto n work ; tlii'ii, liko a rlrodiiltiv nmn cnirhluo at ftmw , I iii'unl f and obtained tho pri'imntllitna uhii-h I now oflVr to tho 'iilllc. ami they marto ten cum or mo. it evineil n mo tin I lii'l them M'liotrntu mi whiilu aratem, 'I'lior Boon rlm-nod lliu niuUurtn mv tunics, ami I W'liild ilt ui ni'iro tluiii a pint of ultcnilTO vi'llnw mnttiT i"; err mornin fur h tons time. Aa '"ii aa tlmt Ih-ithii tn auhalilp. my iU(th, fotor, ulna, and nlnlit iwcriiii nil iH'gnn to leitre mr.aii'l niy uKtno bwnuiu ao gn-m that (twn nltn dllllcullr Umt I ("iili k'i Ir -in oh 1 1 no too lonrh. I tipon arnlnnl mv aUr.-iiaith. sand jural t,55h. ' l.m i tn? weight wua imlv nlnttvaivii KX'l.-'l'iEWVSffii !"J7mih3i.' Jv'i iniinii'rmi.i,-.i tumitii." ,w , ..,a .no n,.in. n r hi. ,n, '" ' " (",'"""' Jrii "'!! ff""."1!!" '2 V p" , ti-nn nl lti,'lriric.. No. 11 North Huth flrvi-t, 'li,l.i.l.l.,lii.i'HrrrinlnnlnTriiillA M.lnll'H. ' tr,.nn-i,'r ,i,-,-inm. n.,, j.... . o. b: -SW2V2" ","D 'i'f,n mriviiun. r,r titklns ih. miHllrlnM sr. r,v;vr,ii ' rr-t, oiooihids thtit In Miiir.i. iho M.nHniho I 'J. .'"J ". '.. r.'T "I. : ionn un inoi'in inwiininB. iuhi acci'iiii'Nnr lliom : Klrt crrulo aiitlil. Of rrhunlna (1,!lthi tnnufpr ta Uio moat wolroino ajmpiom. Wlu-n It cinra, aa It will n.mo. Id ttio diuiir V ft i. Kil' !SrVS' ,1. T:21T?. aimi.-.i. In a ah-t iimu th'tu ol Uicm nwrbid , 'hrnVrTrtT. I tent of ihounn,H of fnmlll.. Aa a t.immo or t K ' ' ;",Bn, UHt w,l,, '""r rivnirii nn n Vr.- t lonoa " '" ' -''r) f thu ihiimr.nkamin nnd (w.wrvMi irmke'iMi,,r.oitiuab.iA. Vurauia by alldriui BlaU .Oil iloalora, B. M&3BEADY dc CO., K. CorCalnmblaiand WalaialNIa tlOtt imHATI, OHIO, WnOLSUALB AGENTS. BptMU Morcliant Tailor, American Hotel Block, Oor. High and Bute Btr, New (4ooilfi Spring Styles ol ltlena' Boya' nnd Children' Wenr, Qenta' FurnhliliiB; Hoods Itcntly nndn Wonda The lllchevl nnterlnli The Beat niiterlitl. lbs LATEST at I DKST styles of (Miami Cattimertt orcr lironghl to this markot a. a ciiEitiuEn, A First Olass Ctrrna anatalas ma 'o oqnal any. OU ami Sfimfni As Stoe. NEW ADVEBTISEMENTS. 1,000,000!!! By authority ot a pecial act of ths Ufrlalatura of Kentucky, of March IS, 1871, Us Truatca of tot fuDlio Library of Ktntutky, will (pvu a GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AX I-.OTJll9VH.IyTj, ICY-. Oil XTJ13NDAY, OCTOBKK !lt. 1MT1. Under lb. lilracUon ol .uv,uuu ncaeuoi flumissioui eiu.ou t,acn in unnency . . Half Tickets $6.00 1 Quarter Tiokets $2,50, MM!f,,t will Mniuit or four qtiartcra, ralua, each. Th. holder 1, entitled tliiilHit)n If to. Loocert aud to toe amount of gilt awarded to It or lb rr.ctioo. TiclteU ouiubor fron 1 to too oca THE CITIZENS' BANK OF KENTPOiT IS TEEASUEEB. All Mot-lot ariatnir from tins sale of Ticket will IV in t h """""ki111 iruMurerw uo lCOO.OOO IN OUUKNBAOKH WiU 09 dlatribata3d by lot to tbe holders ot licksW, tn tba following Oifta, tti 1 OWE GUANO GIFT OF UiU OUaNU UiFT OF Una Ulfi of tUA Ono Oue liilt of , 2l,OOi One iiiit ot iu uii i One lllft .f lH,UO UUfl tliftnf IT.iM0 una lfl of U,(HH uat Klfl Hf IA.VO Oue Cif 1 or 14 iOo One lf( f J ; 11 Ouu (airt or , iit.ooo One (Jiff of 1 ,uO 1 Oue IsSifi af In a O One Islifi ol 0 0011 One lilft of H IMIO One l.ift ui 7 01,0 Oue uift of u.ooo Aftar nkilncr th Mnrntm alahi, sntmrlsr nrl of tha prwoutKlH xiiag trun Lint a.lu uf Uckat will I REE LIBRARY IN LOuUVlLLE, TO BE CALLED TriE t?UOLIJ liuuahy of kmntuok-v Tho Concert nd distribution will tike place auDuviifuu'i ia. tut) sack ui luuurjMir Allot). Thu Troato-a will bu aa ated by well known and eminent ei'luni of RVn'ucky, who have coo-enlnl tnb preentatth-i Uonc-rt oil t-j auoerintud 'bu orawl u atuil diatnbuiiua ifUifa Tbohold..n f tuHa -o wbi b giiu an Nwaidj w.llbu loti.lun preatiutfiou 01 ibo uribHr frac-tl o, atthttsfbceioLiuiavilie, tuv atcond (Jajr ft-r dr-winy and eviry buaineaa r) y fir x n.Oi tbt-tbmaf r, ana mf be aunt I.ia-ttr tlir ugh any Itai k ui ap traC'ot f rooli.ctioi Al uidtr ac- impa.,ii oj uruia, ro-iom ts ai..n-y urura. r urevubacka, wul bu piomuOy atunded to aa Uck-U retumod by mail retftatrd urnpr aa d aadu-iml. Tickela Ur liktu Uieaubacha-Ko-d n y tw tbt b ld r. BuyrawiUnoUthU'heiean-onlyUneHuud.eiiTlioil'andTck'ta, lntil of Twn Dundred Thouaand.aaintneHiQ Franciaoo Uiit (Joacurt, and that tOa-ie is lt OOO nn a ditrbutod. 1 old that and mad th ftwanla iu lour tnontba aod p ild I HN OOO to Lo'i b .ld ra ftutn 3d Ut Ulli, ir,;o, and turnpd ortr l U.nOo to tbe HtcreUry oue tioaoia nut preauutoil It will b - particularly noticed that it ia a matter of iip-slbimy fur any one tu knew what nun-bera draw ffifu, at ilia not kiuwn what thu ftift of any number dr4wn fr m h On whetlwillbo until the utak'd bji, with amount ot the if Ifi plaiuly piiuutd.ia takru fr m tbo oth r whe. i aud i tmod in full TlewufUiH audiuaoa, tberff'in,th larger ififia may Dutcome o t uo il Uiwaida tti ai. or in tbe middle ol the drawintf. llm $1(K),IKW lefi in tlia dan Franciacu U, ft Concert un. e tlio manaure meot t,t 0. K. rrrfcua, waa tbe 20oth number drawn, and wm awarded aud pud u ngtsnUi-uun a .w UiIbwdb, 7JI UifuilsaU thai can be drawn in une day 'l ue Numbera and UifU ue diawn b blind cbi arn firm A to 14 yeara of fre. The drawing will be extenaivuly publuh-d, and paitlea ordering ticketa Wul hava printed llats Hnt thttu. fartita forming Club aad deauriny tutor uai tub will P eaae addreaathta otluu. 11 Tickets for $100, 28 Tiokets $255, 66 Tickets $500: 113 1 icketa $1,000. Tbo undenlrned, late principal buaineaa maoafrer of the very auoovMful Mereantlie L urary ufl Coneett at ban Vraneiaco. Ca more la, baa beta apoviutol Agent and Uanuer ut the UiftCunocit in aid ol the Public Library of Kentucky. The drawing wiii take p;ace in public, and everything will be done to tatfafy buyn oT ticket uia. micic iHivnata wm w mm wvu pruievicu uuuer pajitonaiiy eupennienu meeniue auau-, MANNER OF DRAWING: Tacrewill bttwoirlui wheel. Oaa wheel will contain 100.000 numbn.tilalnlT minted on leather tagfl. The other wheal will ointain 721 boaea, eaah oootaining a gift. One tag or number will be drawn from the loo,uuo wheel, and the flrat boa drawn from tbe eecond or Til worel will onuin a gift, neatly pnntod and aeuled up and the gift to drawn fiom the Beoond wheel Will be tba gilt ol thu tag lint drawn. whetberluv, $1,000, or$lvu,uoo, aa announced. 14,364 TICKETS DISPOSED OF IN JULY. To Inann ticket holders. tho cubllo are amred that If odIt 13.000 tlcketa ara aold onlvll.OOO ebionly are aoid, only numbera I toSu.tou go lo the targe whwl, and the 721 gifta dirolntthtd one-half, and in eaae only itt.uuo ti-kete are aold tbe entire Til gilta will be paid In full It being intended that no unauld tlcketa iball participate. The Manager bia already paid int i the Cltf miV Bank f.O.OOO toward defraying the eKpenaea, and doe not dupend on aalea of tlcketa to pay luaexpenaaa of Printing, Advertising, Ac. The publio HuiuTiuru mj vua uisun swrmniy aa w ma iviiauniir oi mu en lira anair. lunooi ucHirouaoiacung aa agtma ioc uieaue oi ucaeii in any ciiy in ana umiaa ntaie or Canada, addreaa CIIA9. It PETERS, nnnnffcr, Louisville, Ky , OFI'IUE I 1 VO nun nu Johnaon Ulocku B. T. DU It RETT, Preiident. I M. W CLUoKY HecrttarT. W. N. UAI-utalA.N Vice i'ruaidanU ClTlZLNb' bAMC, liuaauter. angl7twllm TtlC OHIO MFJUIIAM TA1L0KIIVG AND CLOTHING Opera House Block Columbus, 0., DAVE A STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMoidR WOOLENS, Which tor ricuniico nnd Variety Snrpnaa Anytlilng Illllicrto Ejiiiimiru sis mas) A. Finf ILiine of Plain tind Funcy Oorxtings, A. Nice Assortiuent of "Vestlngs, And Iho LnrRcst nnd IMost Vnried Aorlmcnt Of FINE FANCY Ever Exhlliltcd by tiny GENTLEMEN'S FINE FURNISHING GOODS. We Have Hie Largest nnd most Eieirnut Aaanrtincm in the a.liy, coinprisina nil the new una Nuboi (ii)if oi Ilia fccuftoii. PRIZE IIEDAL SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER! Oenllnnien Dealrlnrr Oooil Ooorla IU I'Ii'iikc fllve I s rail u w tire itrrpured in make vvnuu nj lauy urnieiaaa ?iiaillisiiiuciit. john nu n. a. w. 6Tmoiv, iiprnnicn.leni nnd Trrnanrrr. I'omiian A.. O lPOUTEIC AKD DCALCIl IN T E A. S , Baa Juat rralTe4 a Cargo of rtna Ttas, MaabiUii ol TOUNO HYSON, IMPEniAI.a, OUNPOWDER, OLD HYSON, ENULIHn BREAKFAST, OOLONU AND JAPAN TEAS AU ot wllok will b. nil al Tny Uw rnoaa, Tlisatl Inai.KH .... rtinlrn. mwmI.. .iMnalk .ui.u. bmmm StUd .trio. CORNER HIGH AND. TOWN STREETS, Opposite United States Hotel. COLUMBUS CABINET CO,, Now Ntore, NoutU II1&H Ntro ot, (Opposite Opera House.) nave Juat Opened In Their Rparlnus New Store the Flneal Aaaortmeut ol PARLOR, DRAWING ROOM, LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM SETS TO BE FOUND IN CENTRAL OHIO ih.uc oiaslcal Taunt, be depoaltetj with (ho ClttzonV Bank, iuMrt only UDwy.cotuiKnigiiea uy uie aminvu ziwgtr. $100,000 4HMI S Ol Ml .... 4,UU Una fitft of ue Uifl ol Ona i.llt ol iut Ulli of , Teu Isliliwotii.oiOfanb alleon iciria . ffa'K earn KM la.- ..u " ttDQ 1 wvuir gtttm of if' Of 1'eait-rr glftm. f$tWtGh Thirty off5uurMa fror-tr Hlltaj olflWumob 'tarlf'livvw fia 01 ficu tjiiiib Hit, iilfia t.f $iUieoch i4ttClilia uisiuumli Ill Cillia In all i .... I .... ! OO ... 1:1, UO . il 14,000 I (MM) On It' 000 4 , fn-itrlnst tk .l,ai.ii.ni.. - n. r.n- .a.. bo tpurxpiiuUtl tu tba eatab uument 'ul under tba fmmtiliata auperrUi.in of the Truiteea COIMlIF-LTlrr, irjursiiH, BJonipriaina; Hultings, TROWSERINGS Ilouse East or West. In ihi - m np Iu a aiylu uoi lo lie x- 9 K E3 - B(miKE8! DIKECTOU1T. tar We invite the attention of our Madera to the following lint of Oolumbm BuamuM flouaee, wiuch are am 0112 the moat reliable and eitonaive uBUbliah-merits in this oit- ATTOUHEVS, UKO. W. UlSaKKH, iFormerlr Sfnror.l Attomrr it Law.M Nnt rr l'tiblifl. oiun: No. 1 Vtrmnt llUidlDsr. wi. lli,b and Towu suwtr, Clojolytu, 0. K. CLlt B1UU j, Attoruitr at Law and HoUrr Fubllfl, 109 S. tllgb Ht. Hpeclal attDtioD givea to ColUollBg saA CoDTDriiuclns. E.BU1KLL8, AttAroer at Law. Umuuv. to No. II, Botrtll HUjh ,UNt, -jm a. l. utwm, Attornef at Lsw Md S,.i,oit,ir of PateDto, IS Htmth UJnti street, Cuiuinbiu, Olio. n. v. m wfrroAn, Attonur .t Uw. OUw U M.l suu stnat, 'JoluiaLua. OKO K. NAU, tttom., at Taw. Ottlo,, No. SB SooU HI, tmit, Ambu- buiiolo. If BltOOKKH ItMhllsrrf film 1'. . . .... HIMIK-HimiklOHfl. .... ""o. viBL.au, Hi antr .t,lnit 1 . . . riiBUSI i-IBU,! " aBO I kCtQm PtunphJa- worst and Pii al ria tsuunij loo iUrftt lu AMi T4Ttn:nK CtlMLV aHMtTo tailrmura umi Dbi,.,,, Knv.lorim nunh. ill kind, -f Pa,w and Wlioi Wai, B&haJ3 JM.Aia AHH T.iHftflJf'li, b. a HACti Wh itu.l. U. II 4. I ... - v ws icisn u (r.r in i.ivani. no. mt HuuibUiKliaLmt Ulxara of n wb inanufao- f t t Mn IP ja W n H I h A T HTE I'll IS.N WON OlI- R CO. ralait.mmnt,dakriB fora ru fruit, Ton o. OinUia,FuaandUama,, a is. u (V. DUNN AftON, Mactjfactnrtra of tho Uopsiiur Poraalata Plato and rfhcombmwl, Kua. It), U and u. o.ar Hnuaa Ulocfc. 4prt4 ly I'll AIM Til. ANO tftJuEU PIPB. Dealera Id Hole Dram Tile and Htoaa btr P1m Vardoppoaita Udjud Pawairr Uapat, Itlll .4ilNTn. J08KPH MATT. Pwplc'i Draff Btora, m ttouUt High tUtoi. Pi aciiptioBB oare fully ofirapouodad at all bonm DIIV UOOII9. OH BUI'. N. KEUHHAW ft CO. flnooeaion ti J. D. O-lxirn Co., Ui 8. High BU Carprla, Axmlnatcr. UelUiB, ValTVt, Hrtvacla, la svuuiiiuB vu wuai u Mrttauj Id "Ifll.infft CU Ul'-tha, HUpla Bud Fancy Ury Gcoda. OHIO PURN1TUKB CO Uunfaetarrra of tlrat-fllaaa vurnitur, vholaMla and nUiL Waruoouia, 6, T. and Uwynna biuok. 9. PEHniNAfin Limsviri Uanqfaarturer of Hat, ('a pa an.1 run, antldcmlt ia Straw UikmIb. UmbraUaa, o. Hi , Bis Bt. P. A. ft L. I EHUUKUKl'X, WholMla and Retail dealer Id Watcli Clo k andJawalrr. No. 71, H burhatrvok UEfWHIna-R ft ADAMS, uumoer ier'nani,aa4re id til kinda of WerkM rlootiM, Lumbax, LaUi, mc, agrnat Hprtu and Wntet uttr.-ta. lTliI.MKftHt. J. H. Wtl.KID faahlooahla MliUnery. Dr, TrwnlBffa, Paiier Uuoda, fto,, IK a. Uiffb Hi. op. OoudaU Uouaa, rTholeaBla and Retail Millmery (rood. Ill oath Uird nt.. Upnr Uouaa Blook. IHKHCHaNl TAIIIHN. TUBUfilO MKHCHANT TAILURINO AMD CUHlIINO CO. IU Booth Hitrh Ht Utnt' Hmu Had la Ordaff. ttaad)iMadt UloUklBf alwsifv & hann. JOU (JUNUBUrtUlilalKR Honhnnt Tailor and iaalnrin ReadyHBada Clotb-Idk and (ant'o rurWabiaa (hxxis, Araartaaa U rr H,.isnsr. ' JUHN KKl.lKHia t Knaba Piaooa. Moedh.iB ft 0aaaa and M iT V a WBaWIB ll aod II OUtO HTaTK JlillKiwA.. Dairt, Tn-Wavklr ud Wwkly. 'ht baH bcwb. trnala.., sn,t laiallj pimtr. no to Uai aVdvsw. wu "nim i -h iti tAimiini..- SIGN AND BANNER Vatuuitff, .lBa oiidina, ltieritm i Kinds, H, E. COa. HIGH AND TOWH 8T8. tht PBlntln. fai-riij fte. il Knonra PLIiltlUI.Hl A.t HK. . llANlitiHa r. BALLKV a KUN, IValm la ImI Pip. riht us Mark. , W.url'uw.imd Wul Uu . a. TSirw tft. (IIUl.il Atm..:...'.- THK I1U1HAL, l.HAltUKH. fftrat Uoui K.tL. .nS AsDau, wblrk li trri,.. wit. h.kNuua-witli .ur. bmm m rni-r lo. .... bom, .nu i. lurtunsu, OI'.M'. Md 4.bll. fl1"5 H.nt hnd cb.fir. Ui-m.i! mhi.,,i antra. U"Wh1 IW'KU.TWH. s i . Nl.th Mt. fhllMUInhla. lh -wsrlltM STEADMAN &. EVANS, SCOTCH GRANITE IIONUMKNTB ITA.LlAI.IA!! AMD AHEHICAJf. llartU and Drom Burnt Mmumnmu Omsw Blab ..a Uiw rti. ' ataaibwa, O. EAGLE BRASS WORKS All siada .1 Braes Uorki, Drove Pipe and Fillings, GEO. POTTS & SON, Corner ftprlna; nnd Water ala. J. A. 1IOIIMY, HAStrrAcrvBtaanD bulbs nt Italian and Aruerloan Marble, acwlrli liranlM A Krwwm ataaa, MoKUMaami, &a, Ma 1.1 M II. niinu.H. a I ' " ' ""-' VWMUMBVW, V. btiulaot lla ib Wotkloaasalbtn Mrlics