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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

Belligerent,-The "locaT of the Glove
and Lsader talks 'Just as if he was not.
afraid ofnothin." Hear him:
Ten fifed cannon we're received here YES.
terday by the authorities and hauled through
the streets by IN eightmule team They are
thirty pound Dahgren guns of four and a.
half inch bore, Should any Canadian gun.
boats wander in this direction, they may expect
the hottedt kind of a reception, for this splen.
did battery, placed at the foot of Bank street
will knock them to flinders"
r We are glad to record, on his authority
that Cleveland is safe The riled cannon arc
not really fiecessary to frighten "the.enemy,
after such brave talk, The "washerwoman
will not dare venture in that vicinity Cleve
land is safe, and nobody hurt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
wH4n Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE.

YTsHE primary cause Of every disease that flesh IS
heif 20 N llapurity of tho blood. The blood be-
tofnes impure from many causes. Impure AR or
einnpJ ~ weather, unwholesOme food and exposure
arc andng Iho principal causes Of impuuy Of the
blooda The symptoms ars glddness, headaohe, con-
dlinuglHs eyes duh ind heavy, drowsnoss, con-
sfipaiiqa OF liz bowels bad taste In the mouth foul
toi4h liver eompaints pains IN the back and legs
osedr appa4te, secpess nights, cOllc, cramp, pain
aud ness of the chest heartburn, gOut and rheu-
utautil pukiag aud purging chils and leyeIs more
81 ts CON Hanyng these, and long tram Of troub
iesoine nd dangerous affections, al of which may be
prevtnf q an cured by taking few doses Of Dr.
HrngCi JIAN0'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
ntIIC 8 Plfns. They Will purify the blood and put
tia siot Ach, novels aud liver IN healthy condition
1heEaf par cnlary suitable for chTOnidRnd nervous
dseffs Every family and every soldier should
keep sppy Of these Pills, as many Diseases are OBJ
waited i} 0e snee. They are mild and safe ned.
zine, and can pe taken at any time without danger Of
taking ccld
sold bg all druggists, or sent TO any part ON receipt
Of twehts -hyg,cents and stamped envelope address
ed Df n tRIO kIAND, east fouIth street, Cincinua
t, JhioH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

All the Same.-"Artemus Ward says
there is no daily paper published in his town,
but there is Il ladies sewing circle, which an.
swer' The same purpose Your head level,
old wax fgger"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

Huston Hall-Miss NJ. J. George the
blind girl, will give grand musical concert
at Huston Hall, on Thursday evening next,
December Sd. In the course OF the evening
she willrender some of her soul-insplring
and pathetic pieces, in her own inimitable
and fascinating style, accompanying her voice
with Guitar Or Piano, and although blind
from birth, can write the name Of any Gentle.
man Or Lady, in legible hand, and reads
auently in her Bible, finding any passage that
maI be selected showing a remarkable cultiva,
tio1ofitle senses.
Mss George is entirely dependent on her
ownindiyidual cxertions, having no father or
mot ler, and feels confident that her efforts to
suphrt herself will meet with encouragement
from tho good citizens Of this place. Admit
tanb % cents
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

Daily Meat Market,-Fred. EcIert,
Fifth street, Oregon, opposite b. f. Waits,
store sells the best and cheapest meats in the
city See his advertisement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

big Wages,-lt is said that river pilots
are now getting from twenty-five hundred to
three thousand dollars a year. The Govern
ment finds it impossible to procure pilots for
service on The Ohio and Mississippi rivers, on
account of The rbeing paid higher wages by
the owner of bpals notia. the United States
service. 98
Personal.--We we're, on Saturday, favor.
ed with call from 6ol6hellei w. Andrews.
the eloquent Championships SRe Democracy Of
Anglaize. Thb Colonel. bas fully recruited
from his severe labors'of TIE late campaign,
in which he did yeoman Service throughout
the State, and Is lcpking adite well and cheer
ful. E sstNs
Novel.-"A gentleman has discovered u
way to di5perse $owd Of idle boys He of
iers to teach them The catechism and they in
stantly run away. n Exchange
We are rather iiehned to think the above
would not work wd in Dayton. There are
some boys herewhh would accept the propo
sition and mocl yon In your efforts TO teach
them. tESf1F
Attention. 4 tTh9 Hibernan Beneficial
Society will NEE at Beift II on next Wedhes.
day evening, Dternberl2. Every member is
requested TO be preseBt, ns business Of impor-
tance will be be pre- the meeting
BY brdcr Of tho President,
IL
Wood for Shle.s-Lev spielmau has on
hand a lot Of gosd diWood, which he offers for
sale by the cord brhalf cord, at five cents per
foot Enquire Mt thsresidence on ST. Clair
street, between Fohtth and Fifth streets
Go and see them We mean the Glass
Blowers, at Beckel Ball. There was a large
attendance last evening, and all came away
highly pleased
Winter.--Todayklh the first of winter, is not
as much winter-hkeas the last days of Au-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
Glotbes=bursr.
SOMETHING MnRTn nANlNn

TT Il well made, three fold Clothes horse with an
L adjustable pm bar for hanging dresses on, u'is
very convenient, and the only Clothes horse that ha
a good place Tor dresses besides MI tho space that
other horses have. They are manufactured and sold
at No. 2z7 First street.
selol-" J. II. BALSLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
m sTHICKLAND's Pile REMEDY
4 CERTAIN REMEpY.

N Iltfe4n0dHH halng enfod ol lhIa dstrea 7ind Dis
easf ft to o. ef
~ 81 HlCKLAED's PILE BENEDT
~ N44d Nh sufferer says; Mr.. D. A. Hazard Ice
bfe1 "a tf.,W Cibcnnhl SAYS he has teen aireadful
ftltl "a ~ iries fora long time. Ne hadtfillnearly
etttftRl& andeould obtain no reheE lItnl3d about
. ~ pit elA N pot OF Dr. ateklands PDt lniInent,
tll A.taR complete euro, lie advises m n no are
n .HiIfi ~ y ~ the remedy. E
u ~ - druRgislH, FIFTY DENTS per POT
an, ~ NJ No. . East Fourth street. linelnnati.
SHRlcKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
~',ilpen of .Po State. on Teoeiptof 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
.JFor Sale.
A Country Residence far Nile

A DESIRABLE country residence, with At6.n
"a acres Of good land lying one mile nnsth ~ tssn w.
, 1Sh, on me CID Troy road offered at private Ne
lhere " large and comfortable frame honse. eSd
good outbulldings, on tho land; an orchard ~ Gl
grated apple pear and peach trees; a large assor-
lneht OF strawberry vines, Of the Wilson, New Abapv
Ma Irolhc Yaeuesi also, about three acres of younI
cuiinm, oushes' Tor wine purposes Any persons de,
sIln4 70 purchase are requested to call and exatnin,
we properly ior themselves as the proprietor h con
hdent thai it will bear Inspection . '''
ALSO ten nnl hall acres ul timkerad land s,
n05idwn JAmLa WNno,
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ADVEI,TisING IA


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IN WEEKLY.
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fer aquare, each week Ia addition, ,..........,....
AsL hluhei unc ~
80 Terms lor Advertisements occupying "A Prfn,a
space or for longer ppiOd than above speciIa fneA
known NJ the Oounttng Room 90 All Advertisement 1
are charged VI the above rates. unless write nqree
ment Is made preYiOup to insertion. 80 An cnrua ~
yernsements must6 l,ald Tor In advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

Go and see them We mean the Glass
Blowers, at Beckel Ball There was a large
attendance last evening, and all came away
highly pleased
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
d GIL NO MORE.
TRY RlokLANp9 9EILFLUoUs COUGH
W ~ HA1AAM.

Nhf the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs
Colds, oaneness, Asthma, Mhooping Cough, aud
Consuu2 2unb Everybody who has tried this excel
lent be 'am ENTHUSIASTICALLY recommend IL. Mrs.
MHehsla lag Street Cincinnati, says she has been
ieafhH iit - with cough for many years. so bad
not abe 30 waik up stairs, she took one bottle
oi tlt llsalo and has been better yer since, and
Rius Mo have Coughs, Colds and Asthma 20
ny tlA pluihle Cough nnlsam. FIFTY cnpls Ter bot
stle. h by w druggists, amt manuiactured az No o
east hidt IA Meet, Cincinnati. "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

Winter. er.-Todayt the first of winter is not
as much winter-hkeas the last days of Au-
tumn Nk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
lsrenpfM.s

GAtsltplg
aiSh iltss hrSst ,,' !, y, S,fl enli aaer il.f
Pefsonteo llea ihcFeti siup pllsnt lirdfifia
IN the second sieuonoi A,sstct y far sniolling
known genesaiy 4 thGcon slript Law fFh
.,,,o,s,., n EoLhk.N
- 4tpmey At lsW
EXEMPTION El THE DRAF
DERsoNs orahmins IS y sasp,lJt trsu IN, ~,
Il scrpupn Act Igssa4 49, -, Marrb A iH
and nov aoouit9 tax - ~ a., lise Their f,.e.ss
papers made optpf,if ~ Hai i,reit IA :, N, s,t,i u
tue Office Of the ui1I at,iF paasioS 5it l..h
Asenis, NS Ses, ,1qirt goe' Dayton oyef stoat
ssi4dsNtf TfLrDks.t t.fF,t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
AnlusEnlrnts.

b E Q x n S H ALL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

Copperheads have
Revolution respec-
)erheads have done
yolution moro than
ing Joaly,oi have
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
saiE Gmpire,
City and Other Matters.


pS-rrains arriyeAnd departfrom the Uuiop Dep,
as follows:
oISCrNsATI, n SnLroN AND DAYTON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-11
Inc tss, woft of %Canvasslng Asonts.
uARpfRs PICTORIAL ni7rURY
TIE GREAT REBELLION
THE uStrED srArEs


AIrRsRs HAtrfr 4 rrorHths have con-
ll mtreed the if,ut 10 Numbers Of n complete
pistory Of the Great Rebellion In the uhi-
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IN course Of preparation, by n writer every way
qualified for the task.
Tho IsrronrUriov ronisins q clept md sue
eihct account Of the formation II the Coulcdera-
cy u he States tho formation nud adoption oil
the Cor 'itution Of the lHied States, and the 's-
thblisbmeut Of the National DO, crnmont; the or
igin. development end .rogrcss uf the doctrines
Of Nuligrntion and Secession, and the various
phnfra which they assumed until their final cul-
minaiiop In tho Grc0i Rcbep ~.
The HISTORY comprises y full account, drawn
from the most authentic sou ces, OF all The Events
Of the War the i]ntrigucs ct the Southern leaders
ut home aud abroad the gradual detection oione
section the great Uprising Of the People Tor TIC
maintenance Of National Life aud Existence tue
rapid creation Of nm immense army and Navy
and tho Battles by land and sea. -,
Tho ILLUsTRAToEs compriso Portraits Of Nll
these who have borne a prominent pat IN the
struggle Mars Of the different localities rams
Of the leading actions View Of every scene OF
interest, and Ofthe most important Battles. lhese
Illustrations are mostly iroiu drawings taken on
the SPOT by artists doputed for that purpose to ac-
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Every facility at the command Of the publishers
has been cmp'oyCd IN The preparation anu cNeo"-
tioa Of this work and they confidently bciieye
that Il will form The most trustworthy and ynlun.
bio history viii h can be prepared of the Great
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important Information
L0uden's Indian E%neCtoran'l

VNHIS REMEDY is offered to tho community
with the confidence we feel in an article
which seldom fails to realize the happiest effects
that can be desired. So wide Is the field Of its
usefulness, and so numerous the cases Of its cures,
that almost every section Of tho country abounds
with persons publicly known, who have been res
tored by its use. Here is one case Of an
AST0NIS CURE!
THIS MAY CERTIFY, That lay son lay sick for
twelve months, under the Doctors care, with tho
disease of the Lungs, and every remedy prescrib-
ed by the Doctor failed to give relief. l gave up
all hopes of his recovery SO dtd the physician
At this stage l prevailed upon him to try Il bottle
of LOUDON 4 co.'s. INDIAN EXPECT0RANT,
and the result was most happy, as tho use OF
three bottles effected q permanent cure, und he Is
now n hearty boy, JAMES LAYTON.
Derry Township, Indiana Co., Pa.
No Family should DO without it and those
who have used it, never will. keep all Of LOU
DENIS STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES for
sale. Call and see the list.
A. b. SHAW, Shawsville.
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SHAVING AND HAIR-DRESSlNG.
Not By the Bs1d2f GrahIm's Ros.

ANF " Wv ~ 49, y 49,
The question has often been asked
Why peasants can shave so clean
That customers who shave with hiIl
A benefit must reap, | ween.
He shaves for a "FIP," and If you are willing,
viii take off your hair in q trice for "suILLlsG.'
So come along, ye Jolly boys so slick,
For Pleasants is the man to do it cheap and quick.
The reason may readily be seen
Why his custom is so large:
His towels all are clean-his rlEors all are keen
And you'll always find him Picasantin-a charge
Just 20 TO Peasants and Soul DO
Like Sboba's Queen Of old
Pleased and delighted, and exclaim
The half has not been told.
&a- Don't forget the placO-in Gratam's Row,
above u. %stumph's shoe shop.
SAMUEL PLBASANTS.
Clearfeld, June ls, ls62.-H.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

uEv r., m,ont.,rv md Nsa,cin, Lsyo
an .V''' VI ~ a nL. -.
- t"fe" men u'mO'' u p'o'"'o I'M WOW w p0'i'
%purgaiivc which Is known 10 man lhhuh'etible pnoh
are shown that these PILLS have virtues which surpaSh
excellence tic ordinary medicines. aud that tioy win I'm.
,,r,r.1.pt,,ly man Tho es,sem Of all men. 1b,v ,rag.
,L,...ni ., -. la, ro,,rs,l 10 r,o rl.t-.~
''' ""'" 80 Nv" Phr
trHtNs FrNper'l'hSi lhuleVe 'be NhA"o''lueeot ue Dojy,
-ymove tho distractions Of its organs, purify the BLOT
Sld eNpe' disease Iheyrurse out tAelon hun.rs "hhb
breed aid grow d%istsnper, stimulate sluggish q ds'~
d.red orgaus into their natural action, ADD impair healthy
runc with strength to tho whole system. Not only d,
They cure the everyday complaints Of every body, bpt
also furmldnhI" and danTerous d'sea~s that have 1anbNl
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a,tsl and best pbysic that eau b. employed nr ehHdro.
Being ssgarcna.el, they are pleasant to take; and benz
purely veSctnbINalc hte IRON ANY rns Of harm. Gum
have ucen made which sG'inss belief were they not "
Stimulated ~ men OF srts exalted i1'itIon and ehnaAH
Is to forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many enis'ai
elersymcn and physlclHns b"ve lent thor names TO ''raa
to the public the reliability oil my rSInral's' wnls -aa'
nave SOU u ,'n'ttLn,a inn0n,saIy To N" ma ~ Y
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N. D.. Druggists or others sending cash order,
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Going it Alone!

~ GORGE NEWSON having commenced
u the Manufacture Of BOOTS and SHOES
would respectfully solicit q share Of public pat
ronage. Without making a great fuss, or any
rash promises, it shall aud will. DO his steady en-
deaver to select
The very best Of Stock,
Mako She very beT Of work,
And lat least hope for)
The very bes st Of custom.
(If this amt poetry it looks very like it-but 10 "
the trnth, which is better.
So, "wado in" snd got Fis. shav's Row
door next Republican Office GEO. NEwsoS-
Clearield, July Q, 1862. y a4sl
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NE ssae 916d cia.au 49,
PHtLAD PA
tt,nts INSTITUTION. which we estst
tshed 10 1919, ahd u how t9nfr1lrnny IN
the eighteenth year 0fits tsisieneo, numhcfs
among he graduates, hundreds OF iho most sue
eessful Merchants and Business Men ofouf coun-
ny.
Tns Ouirrt Of tho instiluton q, ,olely 10 afford
y0ung men facilities Tor thorough preparation Tor
business.
THg BRASCuEs fArOHt are Book ts,piHy, ss
applicable tt the various departments NJ tnpd De- -
PEFsASsnir, both plain md ornamental Gov
pEHciAL Law, MArHENAriCs, NAVtGArioy, ttNiL
ESGtsgERiyG, DRAWING, PuoSoeRArur, aud Mop
Frs LAsut A6Es.
THB System or INrhobuCTioN Il PECULIAR no
classes or set lessons arc made use Of, but each
student is taught individually, 80 that ho may
az any time, and attend ~ whatever
hours are most convenient.
I CATALOGUES are issued annually after the 18th
Of April, containing names of the students foi the
year, mud full particulars Of terms, &c, and may
be obtained at any time by addressing the Princi-
pal.
In EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATIONS, widespread
reputation, and the lengthy experience Of the
Principal, this institution offers f|aciltioS superior
to any other In the country, for young men wish
ing to prepare for business, and TO obtain atthe
same time A DIPLOMA, which will prove u recon .
mendation for them to any Mercantile House.
Ea5~CmrrESDES'sSeries of Treatises on Book
KEEPING, now more widely circulated than any
other work on tho subject, are for sale at the Col
lego.
S. HODGES CRITTENpEN.
Attorney at. Law,
Philadelphia, jan, % 1862 ly. PGISCIPAL.
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ftit ohtpuBLlCANo


n taid IN adfaue6, on aiihih thfts months , q
n gsi8 sRst DO aspiration 5fms ysat , %
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION
NEW PROSPECTUS.

The Largest and Cheapest weekly IN The
state.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-12-04
BIDDEFORD, ME-, FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 4, 1863.

But all this, deplorable as it is, is paltry
and insignificant compared with the crown.
ing act Of tyranny on tho part of our cruel
Government, in depriving the noble lords OF
the South of the services of their dark COM
plexioned brethren. And, rs IL this was
not enough, this same Government must
needs add insult to injury by availing itself
Of the services Of these colored Union men.
Shameful! How could you, Abram? Don't
you know that it is unconstitutional for q
black hand to level musket at white
rebel? And more than all this don't you
know that the cerebral cavity Of an African
is smaller than that Of some white men,
which is On evidence, to anointed eyes, that
his maker designed him for "chattel per-
sonal," and consequently that you are trans
crossing divine law in allowing him the
opportunity of becoming anything else?-
To be sure, this is rather precarious ground
for some of our copperhead brethren and
sisters, for the theory, If carried out and
put in practice, would necessitate many a
revolution in social positions. 1t would be
proved. to an uncomfortable extent, that the
"first should be last, and the last first. -
We have the authority Of this poet for say.
ing that
"Thcy mock at Liberty
When they take tool whose mind is dark, whose
intellect Is dim
And brother mako OF him."
But enough of this arrant nonsense. II is
too contemplate to be even ridiculous
too obviously shallow to be worth rcfuting.
My dear "Copperhead," hadn't you better
try your hand at something beside poetry,
for, pardon me, you make miserable failure
when you attempt that. Poetry. without
either rhyme or reason, is poor stuff and out
of tho kindest consideration for yourself We
mako the suggestion.
IvANnoE.
North Berwick. Nov. %. 1863.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-12-04

BARNS and SrABLEs.-A clapboard loose or
gone, or great crack under the door, lets in
the cold, and the horse or cow must have
more fuel for the fire within the body to
counteract the cold from without. Pure mir
is essential. but let it not come in chilling
currents upon man or beast. With ventila-
tors above for the escape Of bad air, there
will generally be enough good air stealing in
almost insensibly through the seams and crew
ices; il not, admit it from some point where
it will not blow directly upon tho animals
Every stable should have one glazed window,
and better several.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-12-04

and swell the profits, various low, If not de-
mOralizing shows have in some cases been ad-
mitted on the grounds of the Fair, such as
jugglers' tricks and negro minstrelsy; and
even the faro table is said to have been seen
there, while the race-course is fast becoming
q regular feature. We are aware that much
is said, and more may be truthiully said. of
the desirableness of improving and extending
the race of blood horses. But If horse race
is n necessary part Of these plans Of improve
ment, 10, it be confined to an exclusive
Horse Show" where those may congregate
who arc particularly interested, without
thrusting upon quiet, well-ordered people,
jockeyism and its attendant immoralities."