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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-06

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naGifeu WaGtpo(en, febr!e nit elmer Ba<
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be ipatar i'm altea Capitol In Da1bington
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9. @laban1a S. 9. Qenbarp ilR1D CHARLES
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Gus Merif0.
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f~Drsnivt, DaB bte Nsttigfetten, Del@e bur6 Die
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biat fno, rtel 8srpunptrar0 erge9t. 6tcr TT
bic observation-disclosures ipslde iA eeben bSrte ::
Gen. Tore1 bate lB l~siuen 0gunD IL eee
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beiOen 0auptfOrt8 BATE, ipsDuvd, &c aatirlt6
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webei bic Tsrt5 ben 6ran3OIen tpeper GGGeen
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~fouaten, Dielmekr Bate tbr Geler tlut Der
Gtaot I4abli6 tperben t5nnen, gtn 4abeget
@runb fur bte usbsrgnte If bsr, boz OsneEal
GOmmOafort Die Ge(abun9 burb feline 0taIA.
bett uub 0eIntGlihtett nit RatiOnen Der(ebsn
batts, ppa BEN Transrlen gdn3liD gsidtagsa
uuD StrIpren9t Dar, w00urG e8 pen GeBtsrsn
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falisgsn naO Der 8slabuug e!ies Iodsg 3t
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DisGeat @ontinente Don ben fir bic fran3SaiGen
@afsm gIaitssn Nemt8tettsn &sumtniB gese@
ben. -ta55J.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-06
gson GaIifprnien unb weeriep.

NsW g,Ort S, Stunt Ber Dampfer 9tOr>
leetn Qla9t ppu NGstupan am 81 IT anae.
fo,nmen. Gin Ranama 8rtsfN UOm "a.
melost, OaB Ger Oampfer Ori3a6a an 0!sleta
9oge NIT II MiGibn een Gan Jran3iacO
antame ~ glab ietnen Nadriaten fol- Goat.
f@s3lOaiost ja NIT 0tts8a peretatat uno bic
Grou3ulsn it9pev BsBaatt9t tabea. Z WObl -
Safe, -
Ser snei. Danpfsr Grtbaue 1T In Yanama
Son WlertcO NIT stuer balben WdtltOn Don.
far europa ou9efommen. Die Ser. ct.
@aiTe Qaneaifsr uu0 ct, ltar9 tpayea 81
banana.
Bon GnO uub @sutral Nmegica Wl&tS
glenes poa Geoeutung.
9@~ aistoert6ntieu! ~aS
g~D0rras9i0 pao naterDeBs
100 @ti9 atnter6sfen ~
SO U~sri4ieeene SDrisn Cou $2H US $26 per Oh
la z 81 SancQr
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sic SSation0L : 0(ttIsibe.

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raj @ublcrtptlUns Neeuten SAP GCOfe 4 60.
get6uBtgten gsnte bon Der $40 ApletDe far
S1,375 800. 1 IA. ~. {
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-06

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De beufde 9alfsSefeaidaft bon Waibingttn erlaubt lid
|tbren Nttburee'n a%nsu3eteer, bab an tbenaenannteu, Saae
unb Otte tin 9rpBe6 pic 81 tc ,~abgttalfen pirt, rpm Rs.
i'm SnterelIe Der guea Sa2e, um a%Ofettise 8st6tlisang
~freunbltGft bfitft.
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per So6nler lannntitper oentlaen 0Guteu. - SGlmB pcs
CUR tlntrbatuna Ger taut- uuo nttttanilulteeu geluder
ftn0 2 Whllt.Gotp8, engaairt. -Hoi .gi,aS g.
Die bel oer ianSf ttaitgebabtfa Jair ni@t ~psIfauitsn 81.
%eenItanee, barIater iebr %pGrtbppae. werSent bel lbtyter ge!e-
seubet inter Nuffdt o0t Dameu cerlora.
lin Ten geiuberu elm u~n9sIt5tts8 8~ecouuaet su ltferu
fnb NIT Der StattrCN5ei uu6 bem DrcfobmarI&aa Sic nBt6i-
9ja @prte9trn9en n~etrpfsn ISrben. a 5g.i -
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6te GeritderltuS ~9eloorber, 6ab eu bsrl i5sHtage etne grSbeee
InSabl Daegpns auf Der z. Strubes z2Inte fdsteu Werben:
etete etnte eCpt bis duf penige Sdritte gum 6sitplat@
&:dsts so @ente fur 1 3errrt un6 Datren.aC IL
@ ~ e a.1fl s.lfG}s9O Gs g omit es
& 100 81. @berlrl 6, MABEL, 8. gDaloeder.
%@- SH Jaue tebr an8inlt9er Q~Di;tsrrns ftntet BAG pc
glie ir1ter ratt. an - s9r 3s - 60 Mfc}
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-06
Orp6er 2MnCB

NIgItA~ unG WlHWFtDUNH etatI IlVutI 2OINUS
a ro bnhfe e~..
IN Der Mrbtttsrs3aGe, 30. As Sf'TrattFraae.
So Der liuter3eiGn'ts Made hermit hmeiuen ;dblrst&Cn
SSteun6tn. SDmte t9u seebrten Pdblitum1 ~ubtrbGupt bic Nm
3eige. haB i'd an, @cntns. ben 8. Stunt eine BON Ser1n Geo.
9n9eI auf'B eeidntatppufe Ufrferttete ~QBnbbft4ie NIT etnem
fano1en 9unde euweiteu peroe.@ SJptu .HapspS ~Xoserhter,
icbie bte beIten Sd zine nno &tquTre werten ben Durf ptetnsr
Suite anf cine lplbe NetIe itileu, enb &tiner mem 9aus UNI
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.a4~.+ @eor9e r8rGnb, (.
(S0eo) ~ Esd So. Is Sit-prattfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-06
Dentfeses sGrbeits : SfadbwetfnnaS
SureGMI

Gb anieetrdBe JtC. BOP
nrter MptFGt Der rDeati6en Wsieuftott."
J &le D~teent9er, rpelfe psItfhe SanSwerter, Mrbettsr cher
0tenftmdb3e en- gu bd&dftt9en iptulGer, icpte ale esutL9eMr
bettiaGsrhsn pplsn N1 RsrlSn!t@ Cesr IN f%ranttrten Srttl1
an ben Maenten Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9.8. WtLltM6hoI.
Ho. 90 &b91nesfr- ptneen, uelder unsnt9sloltp ~nsGHH
ertbelen NTH. e fen4S Csd SKI. 4f.s III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-06
5tQbfxath.

/. wetg. Die WstisiOn Son Dm. 5ars
rts UNI 9etFung p0R SAaoeher1as UusOs reEe=
rtrt. DeegletGen be Detitiun bon DAVID
gra,aer, ber letpe Gommesftide gu eyUeitern
1uiiinI1t.-Oie WetiiiDn bon SalomOn Start,
welhsr bittet, cine Oampfmal6tne 1T 9tr. 1872
5ambur8lir. srrtdten gu ptsrfen, Ipuroe por9es
tragen.
Bis ,nm 20. 9uat Oertagts it'd Der 3wetg.
q 2. g.-Die NefoluttOa Dm. Gtap,
line $50 fir s~eIetltste Dienlte ~an3uwetlen,
wur0e oiscuttrt unO idlteb!i@ ouSenpmmsu.
Der 3mei9 Ysrtogte flA bis 3um %. 9Hai.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-06
S5ortGno 8auperetn 80.

Gte oerette i.ntsr.st@neeu Nttteneeer bteIe8 8eretns, fuwte
re)enf9sn, melbe fd nod baran b~etneiIieen tepuen, iinS bier
NIT treanettdR %tiuasIaben 81 elmer @eneral1erIs am u1iura am
na&ften Mt1twpd, cen 10. Stunt, @bencs 8 uer. tn lDeIder
BE ente @tn5abInnI itdthinOet I'M @ereinsIotaI. @fe bon
ed1neen1 Ino YGcaitr, reAt. sGblretG 81 erfGttnen, um gum
NIten e1:lbet ireltere &ei9!ahc gu tteFen. el- .
(9WaViil Sobn 8enter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-06
MQs @5muetcer 8a(!tmDre'e

Erei@e af Runberarbeit btlfdtttet, werteR blerrait a&t1ngs4
bsn einStiaDeut i@! bel bsE am WtOSiaa, bsu g., b, glbsnbs Inn
~ lt5r aottftnbeaSen WInht noe famrnlUnS in Wt&anss SUa
30. 1852 Q0ef -~5asetsar., stn5ufinbsm. III
p GW u,s kan n$&puItte no.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-06
Ma0 Nrenten.
2u 0erfdufen.

Orr ante QDtle nnb bic @tnribtnn9 einsS StanbeS
I'M 8clatr-ytarttem NIT @ls limb gutter Runb taft, lou Fut9
t1r @aar ~eetauft Introln. UeaN meIte ib in l42 &naerfr.,
G6e bon Balep $3.50
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-06
Gaf1om No0e so. 65, q. s s. &.

Ole NttsItsber pbtaer 9p5e liub erfu@t. F9 rG@fsn Don.
nerfas, ben IL. Sunt 6eS Waprsens I'm TX utr, reGt a6bI.
REID in Der 9aIe sinaufinben. I'M an SEM MuSsus un69 ber
@rcnrfDn Der Oeutf&en 2Osen mad &ORs Gain xbett gu
nebnren. gTr
(SoYRTil @. SnJIpr. GsFr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-06
Wene M~maeiAen.

GO Bur- SIN. SO5. @sbItns Itsst eth Brief in Der aDeeer.
IL Sir Qra. Stefan II, E~terbrautr. Heat ~stu Hyie
In Der 28eder-OfRce.
NJ Tar Ssran @ntbortna Side, ~bsrestIi8te aDbntrOyr.
lteet et Brief tn Der QDeder-OfFte.
SGs SIM. G8m. .Saefel Iteat elm Bstet 1T Der Weder.OfNe e.
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0otlaufae Mn3etae.

SSMaaASM89 Die SeOd5' Ibe Gcbule wirS AM Ntcntal ben 90.
Ng Stunt ttne GrcurFan ueranitalten, beren @rtraJ snr
Grwetterun9 tr 9etalitaten btitimut TT. @tttereS in etnsr
Ip1tcren Nn3ei9e. (2oWautlBl
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8ebt bier !

Q0sr @eIt TIT Ueatf6IaHb ~ tetonn,eI bat. fam balieIbe
~Gusbs8atIt srboI:su, nenI Il f6 nit ben erfSrberltnen "a.
ptereG penbet an .tsN CIJf
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o.. We. 70 SO. 8aletnpreftr.. Ode UUn EripeGettS
(29NftlAtl MQep. 10. .-.L
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BorlGufiae Mnaetee.

Ger qtntld Gtamm Sc. 80 %. s. q. 81. raddt ietnen
sfrean6en uno OreenSbrIbern bic Mnsetse. kG6 erI am Mlsn-
Tag. ben Is. Stunt i'm @eassue @arteR etne @rcmrTon Der.
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Die @raeer Der QDilteIu, EEL 9Ose SO. 4, Il. .. c. ..
Stunt Su elmer &reurFon nab @uR's 6dtn sum Beit.n br
StbItGtbet etnsuituten. I W
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SNEuEt VNVuIHpNiRnI UT. II. s. y. y. D.
Die Wtt8Itster U6tstn 3aesrs frb 6SFtdt erfuGt. f9
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tsblrst9. NIT Ne8GItsH Deristen, IN itrem 9ptlle. Ob6Bsacrs
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br Btbltctbef, eefdGtet einsufinoen, - +
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DAYTON EMPIRE.
(DAiLY AND wEEKLY1

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,or,h, :, onr yeorlo ora ,rua 10 thor,.olvos Tho
nons,tntion and tho snbins teachp,s o onr n,triot
,,rar,,,,ors tne contest con,ot he do,,t,bI rho
,r,,t r,i.io, orthe ns,os,,tc Marty which bos ,r
,l os tl t,,,i,ya,l of ,ba HMM, and tbo cto,n,,,
of tho CONSTITUTION renders its sntira ,r,v and lola
a,,tude in tina borr or national narii a ,otter y,
vita, concern Tho psndiny issus ia moi less far uo
,,,its,,,oa of a npitod co,rtry t,an for th ,or,,
atm, of Darnocrotic nrincnIss na ernoppdcJ bv Ief
,erson and Jaokson Tbs most ,nomcntops rasp,ts
hang upon ,heissne. The past i. dead. snve in its
4 the baacon. LIGHT that will guide us to n mint o
saCstv from the present t, r,5 and conat. If tram
ned under foot and dsstrnved we ara foraver Lost
in dar,nass ooo,n anarchy II 10 the ,nssor or ,ho
Democratic party to preserve intact that conspti,,
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SerF"l'e e''lHehS looh iVt ieiisl He nApPy reerh
to the proud days oil the hepuphe when peace smiled
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03
Seventeen Established ArtiSlcs


Also the wonder OF the world,
MI GEOR RGE T.. DOLL,
The distinguished musical genius, and his woniernil
9 r. Y $ II a L L II 7 a
me first and only instrument or the kind ever exhib
see ammoth posters, pamphlets and programmes
an ehure chsnge Of p'ogWmme each night.
lle sure and read the programme
Doors open at ga O'Clock; to commence at7S
Cards OF Admission, Is Cents.
El6n'een magnificent pictures Of the membt rs Of
thls T. oupe, taken by Earl SmeNton, Of Quebec rho.
logRp4ist to the ROYAL Family London, viii be ON
tAMuiiIoh M rent OF the Hall duuug The uay.
VA. Amor, agent. se5liG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03
Special NuttcrS.
WynkGOp's Iceland Pectoral.

Discase7ol the throat, chest and pulmonary oryana
are ever pr, valent, nsidous and dangerous ibe
propefbff O medicine 10 alleviate, cure and uproot
'hesr coinPWrt' must %" oNpe t0rlut uuoiyne and
n'lgoIaqng' loOsenluS The mucus Of the throat Rnd
hnpThn3t tons1o the eilfln system No 800 ysrv a.
medeni kelence ever Mastered This class Of Diseases
like Dr. Wynkoop'e ICELAND Pect0lal II used Win
ths mestsstonshins results 10 al Cisps lf broncbt &
inipenzH' whoqping cough, dipthera or putrid sore
Sr2at' astlfpa elonp c6Hghs, colds, nervous irra-
The Rev j. j. Potter cei tiles that 81 have used pr
Wynkoops Pectond for several years myself and h,
my IamHy' Tor sewers pulmonary complaints, and
nave recommended II TO many Others and have never
seen ~ equlu.' hey.d.3 Potter, Brooklyp 4 Y
Hun1rtds and thousands Of important jp-tIfuobi.
ais could b. produced, showing its remrsabc curaa
and that Itneyer nIl-.
lt is composed Of pure lcolnpd Moea. Rnlu, of Oil.
Gan! ftiuNen bhlsam, El,camp0re, om'rry, Bur.|
"Qck AMI uiheu inVa liable eapea Grant ana GrIr tl
gfeilenls; It's harmiesS prompt aud lasting. In.
thids nnd sll-rtfs c0nnet Afford o. neglect "a trial
Every iaHiry sLo lud havA IL. IL a r4msilnuIo .or
tropp, Fnll descrptlcns, ree eeinmcuiatiuus ana Jl
rceuons aeeunipalfy cach h6iat
dr. U2ft-.
, rfrbred by Dr. r. Wynsoop anI s5,Ihy d s.
L't"'S ''''"'" '"'N' s'2i!ly
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this house, eithe appliances aud comforts Of first.
Price, es hareiofore, Two Dollars perday.
oesdg1l MI FRANK N, PRATT
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,Stgp=laoorrs.

hkAhtfa M house furnishing goods, hardware
~ men aua Nfpccrs can nov buy those ulrp hgnt
shd sirorg pafd 0lep ladder by the half dozen Al
Wholesale ptloesi A No 22l first street. Send for
price list conAlulng the different slaes
selodiN J, a. BALsLEY,
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,Tor SaIr.

4 hAfEN tNh. tSuUIs eUH sAaH-I
~ nave between thlrt' and forty two yeAr-olo rs
o." e gapevne roots iur sale. Mn b. sold on r. A.
ouHiir lnl ms. Address b. srHif9ssF
helle,m Rnv 2ss ravton PHsfaFce
VII fheMiuM fakm q Randolph county, ip,,-
L ems ior sale az forty dollars per acre of tbico
gt'Is thei ln ioir equal payme6ts without tpterest
or ou terms % sut .urchRrtr, within crest
Ahls crlebfaied arm OF iour hundred sna ,,rcr.,
% ,t.'i , e,N.ee'.ss.y hno4n as be Meek Rrm com.
.V,son thtee uundrec acres cleared, We / TIM end
httttel NJ ltleeai good assortment of iarve ami
trlrnty tniarfoe covered, painted and pabeied near
hluseNl..' slfht miles nurtn OF ReIeiiatsine rsl,-
tuAa pa me AssssinpeN Vale y cen miles Ar
or call Oa '''''u "DN'Saa
s'-'aA"0S' WILLIAM M,.LooKR,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03

Set Eack--A well-knowu AboGtionist
q this city was completely taken down yester-
ahy-. a wagon containing several gentlemen
was passing up jefferson street, and imaein.
lng them to be Brough men, he run out and
andthrowing up his hat greeted them with
loud cheers for his candidate The party in
the wagon, halted and the "Abby" approach
ed when they gave most terrific and deaf
ening huzza for Vail and Pugh The effect
was magical, causing the "Abby' to turn
tail and seek bis shop-door in double quick
time, to the infinite amusement. Of quite a
number who witnessed it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03

Miami County a friend of ours who
visited Troy, states that that little city was
al estlr on Yesterday The Miami County
Ealr is in progreaa and it is largely attended.
The stock on exhibition is represented as ex-
ceedingly iines a great variety of fruit was
on exhlbiIione3whieh, our friend says, can
hardly be surpassed any where. The Aboli.
tionists, as usual, Thought to take advantage
Of the occasion ty holding a Niger meeting
About hundred Niggerites assembled on the
SQUARE, and were very feebly addressed by one
Judge Lawrence. He "played out"
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BaIIanolpbamI,g 2Srrur0.
VALLANDIGnAM'S RECORD.

.fFHE work entitled "THE RECORD OF HON G.
. II /: YALLANpIGuAM on ABoLTION, am.
iCAIoNi AND THE CIVIL WAR is nov ready nT
delivery. Il contains complete and accurate cSu.s q
,ol MI. Nalandighsm' principal speeches on The SUI.
1ecis above named Also, parts u other Speeches.
WIN letters inqdents votes etc The work as been
q aeMly eqlied and presents ialry and cofrectv Inc
poht!egl record ami position OF man whose views u
The right renedcs for them are attracting AM e4tTa
oIdlusry aiaqpnt Of public attention.
/, me work y On good, substantial paper 2iS pares
I5ce-h Heover, 90 cents; cloth, 81 wholesale
-fapefeo 3 ~ per dozgni cloth, S. Delivered b y
mail or Exp q, prepaid, on receipt II price
fub tiiqp ~ J. WALTER A co
hlh Cincinnati. OH,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03

Grand Mass Meeting at German
town-There will be grand rally of the
Demoegacy Of Gesmanand adjacent townships
at Germantown on Tuesday October the sixth
Hon. Milton siyler, OF Cincinnati, Judge
w J. Gilmore, and J. Il. Foos, R8u., of
Eaton, p a. Houk, Esq. ,of Dayton, aud other
able speakers Eill be present and address tn
meeting We hope the friends of Liberty
aud the Consultation as it was, will turn
out ip force, anamale the rally at German.
town gathering long.to be Remembered, ~
Deception Persons not acquainted with
the facts, after reading the Ciocnnati Ga,
zeffe $ account of the abolition n neetiug in
this city last Thursday, would be led TO sun.
pose that there we're three thonsand people n
attendance. The epeople up this way couldn't
see them. The Abby sthemselyes had ont
large telescope but even with the aid of its
Inasnilying powers, they tailedi 10 see a crowd
that Ro''ia caaAtlr With > good sized county
meeting
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HEM MSTREET'S
Hair Restorative

1T IS NOT DYE,
hut restores gray hair 10 its Original color by SUNNY
hg The apllory tubos with natural susteuaneg lui.
paired by age or disease. All stsntIueots dives nr.
composed ot lunar causto, destroying th. vita ty and
huty OF the har nnd ahIui Of the usryes no dress.
ing Heimstreets Inmilabie Colornq not only rs.
stores hair 10 it's natural color by an easy process but
gives the hIra
LUNURfANr BEAUTY,
Promotes it, growth prevents its falling of err d.
cafes dandTuh, and mparts health and pleqssu ness
10 the head. II has stood Che test OF tne being the
.ayor. Used by both gentlemen an ladies. IT'S sold
by all respectable dealers OF can be- procured y thaI
OF the commercial agents, $. farnes a Co. ~.
broadway, New York. Two sizes, fifty ce Is aud one
dollar @ Hti1,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03

United States Hotel, Boston This
popular Hotel, which has met with such a
liberal patronage under the successful man
agement Of the well-known and popular
Colonel Spooner, has Just been leased by
Frank NJ. Pratt, ESQ., recently of the Ameri-
can House, in the same city. Mr. Pratt will
doubtless fully sustain the popularity of this
iavorite Hotel, as he has all the tact ability
and experience requisite to that end
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03

An Abolition 0utrage.-A most inlam.
GUS and dasiardly outrage was committed by
set of sneaking, cowardly Abolition scoun.
drels in Oregon, last night, Some forty little
girls, composing glee club, meet in Dickey's
Hall, (where they are accustomed to meet,
on &C or twice a week for practice) aud while
there some abolition scoundrels, stoned the
building, throwing several large stones into
the ball among the little girls thereby putting
their lives in imminent danger Fortunately
they escaped injury The fends in human
shape, who perpetrated this outrage, with the
evident intention Of killing or wounding some
Of those innocent little girls, deserve to be
shot down like dogs, wherever found lhe
same party Of little gIrls were abused and
insulted a few evenings since, while out
seFenading some Of their friends, by parce-
less set Of Abolition scamps, and il has be.
come unbearable, Democrats do not dis.
turbe or molest the opposition in any manner
whatever, aud if they suppose that We are
going to submit to such hsgraut outrapes for
all time they will find themselves greatly.
mistaken. If the leaders Of the Abolition
parry do not discourage aud depopuee such
outrages on the part of their rowdy followers,
they make themselves responsible to a grea,
extent, and will be so held We arc fully
assured that the next occurrence Of the kind
will be a sorry affair to those engaged in IL
For the sake OF peace and the good name ~
our city, we trust it, not the like Of il, pill
not be repeated If the Abolition leaders
would clear their skirts of all responsibihiy
let them publicly denouuce such acts aud
advise their followers against such proceed
ipgs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03

Lunch.-John Gengnaglc, corner Of Fifth
and Ludlow, will set a superb Lunch u NOR.
row morning at % O'Clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03

Theater.-l'he great drama of "a Tale
of BIocd and the Toodles" win be performed
tonight To conclude with the nughable af.
terpeice of "The Toodles, This is the last
night Of the appearance of the Star Troupe.