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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26
Free speech Suppressed.

Most of our readers will recclect that
week or two since, Hon. c. l.. Vallandig-
ham, was arrested at Dayton, Ohio, for
declaring in public speech. us the speci-
fcation reads, that "the war was not now
being waged fOr the preservation Of the
Union ;" that ait was a war for the pur>
pose of crushing out Liberty and erecting
despotism ;""a war for the freedom OF the
blacks and the ensIavemeDt of the whites"
and "that if the Administration so wished,
the war could have been bOnOrably termi-
mated months ago"
On these charges, Mr.. Vallandigham was
arraigned before drum-head court mar
tial at Cincinnati, found guilty, and SEN
fenced to imprisonment On ihe Tortugas
Island, one of the most desolate, unhealth-
ly and God-forsaken places on the face of
the earth, until the close of the war. Sub.
segment dispatches however inform US that
the President approved of the decision of
the court martial, but changed the mode
of punishment. Instead of sending Mr..
VallanGigham to the Tortugas Island. he
is to be sent across our lines into the
Southern Confederacy.
Thus, If this report in regard to the send
ing of Mr.. Valandigham across our lines
be true, has cur country been disg-aced by
another violation Of law and right. Where
does Mr.. Lincoln find his authority fol
| banishing loyal citizens from the country
What right has he to transport our citizens
be tried and found guilty of crime against
some of our laws? Might not the same
despo;ic ruling that banishes Mr.. Val4udig
ham trom his home aud deprives him cf
fair trial according to the requirements o
the constitution, have ordered mis- head t
be chopped of or that he be burned at
stake2 MIST certainly.
In the name Of common sense where ar
we drifting to? Freedom of the press a1C
Of speech IS practically ignored by th
party in power! The boon for which GU
fathers taught and bled and which ha
been enjoyed in this country as heritag
und ubted as the air we breath, has beer
ruthlessly snatChsd from us by the mel
whose sworn duty it was to guard and pro
tect it
1t was Cor the denunciaticn CT thes
uSurpations by those in power, that C.
Nallaudigham and others have been arrest
ed and are being subjected to the severes
of punishment In the charges brough
against Mr.. Vallandigham, we defy an
one to point to the semblance of treason 0
sympathy for the enemies of the country
For daring to discuss and dissent from tn
policy of the Administration he has bee
deprived of his constitutional rights, libeI
ty and his Life may be taken in the end.
The illustrous Franklin remarked tina
Whoever shall attempt to suppress free
dom of speech, or of the press, ought to b
regarded as hn enemy to liberty and tn
constitution" If Franklin had lived il
the present reign of RspuJhcanrsn, h
would have been imprisoned fer utterir
such sentiments.
Verify the Administration seems boun
to provoke civil war at the North. W
trust that the scheme may not be success
full. Let the friends of the Union and cor
stitutiOn stand firm.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26
From Cincinnati

The Democratic State convention. 20 as.
emble on the l1lh at Columbus, promises
to be the largest ever held in Ohio. Hon
Hugh j. Jewett, candidate for Goyernor
two years ago, who has been Oromntlv
mentioned as q candidate again, declines =
nomination. Thlswill secure the nomina.
ton of Mr.. Vallandigham, who is now the
only candidate. P" VIZ
Mr.. Vallandigham will reach Gen. Ross.
Grams headquarters on Monday, and will
be Immediately handed over to Gen. Braoo
under flag Of truce. There are suecujsee
tons as to whether Gen. Bragg win re.
ceive him, many being of the opinion that
be will not.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of TWO Steamships
New York, MAY %.

New York, May %.
The steamship China, from LIVERPOOL
the 9th end Queenstown the 9th, has arriv-
ed.
American affairs received little CON-
ment.
The London Times expiates on the inn
pOrtance Of the capture of Vicksburg and
Port Hudson, and says it would omen the
Mississippi to the Northwest, diminish the
growing dissatisfaction there, and enable
the Federals to claim one more real victo-
ry of the war
Tho New York letter in the London
" Tn'ng Herald asserts that the Federal
Government Is apprOpriating $500, 900 to
| convey 1900 lrishmen 10 America.
! Italian sffairs were debated and some Sc
we're structures passed on the Italian Gov
eminent.
In the House of Lords, Earls Shaftes-
bury and Harr1wby strongly denounced
the Russian policy towards Poland, and
asserted that separation was the only rem
edv.
Russell expressed great confidence in
the humane intentions Of the Gear The
question Of separation might involve a
costly war, which England was 10th to
engage in without the mos. pressing ne
cessity. He believed puLIlc opinion in
England would influence the Russian
Government to restore the Polish Constitu
tor.
1t was reported that the Brazilian Min
lister in London has been instructed tt
demand explanations, and, if unsatis-
factory, that diplomatic relations be sus-
pended.
The French Corps Lsgislatif had dis.
solved.
Bou-se dull-69f5ic.
The Polish question is unchanged. 1t i
again asserted that Napoleon will pursu
his object alone, if obliged to do SO, AM
the insurgents confidently rely on his as
: sistance. Numerous engagements are re
ported, with various success.
The French Minister Of Marine has oil
dered the ports on the Atlantic to prepar
, to receive Swedish feet.
Farther Point, May 81.
The steamer North American, from Liz
D erpoOl the 7th via Londonderry the 9Th ar
rived off this point en- route to Quebec, t
day.
Latest ria Londonderry-The politics
news il unimportant.
In the House oi Commons, Lord Palmer
ston defended the course OF Mr.. Christi.
the British Minister at Brazil, and repud
ated the attacks upon him by Ger. Webt
? the American Minister.
! The race for the Chester Cup was wo
by Sir j. Ii. lla%lsy's Asteroid Had
4 dIngton was second, and Gardner third.
t France.-The Bourse, on the 9th, wa
dull and lower, Rontes 67f 70c.
The Paris correspondent of the NsTnin
Post says:
There is every reason to suppose thc
Russia, il invited, will submit to a confe
ence on Poland. Napoleon is said to hay
received assurances from the Car on tn
| point.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

captured in East Tennessee. have been sent
10 Castle Thunder. Among them is ne
phew of Andrew Johnson. ,
On the night of the 10Th another at
tempt was made to escape from Castle
Thunder. Bars were found sawed, and
ropes were in readiness for the escape"
The Sentinel hints that certain rebel Of
hcers allowed themselves to be bribed.
Mobile, May 10.
All the New Orleans refugees are at
Pascagoula, and are now coming in daily.
Banks has extended the time of leaving to
the 25th
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

A MAMMOTH Ox.-Those of ous citizens
who wish to see the largest specimen of the
cattle kind ever raised in this o. any other
county, should call at the Exchange barn
and take look at the mammoth OK. 1t is FIVE
years old, twenty-one hands high, nineteen
feet in length, and weighs $500 pounds.
If any other State can beat this product of
Illinois, let the fact be published DR..
Folke, of this city, owns al interest in this
immense quadruped and is making arrang-
ments to have it exhibited abroad.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

salt is demonstrated that the LOYAL
Leagues cannot unite the North. What
CAM If the loyal leaguers are sincere in
their VOW OF unconditional support of the
Administration, they would CT course sup
port it if it abandoned the radical policy
1t is plain, then, that the way to unite the
North is for the Administration to return
to the policy of the Crittenden resolution.
This was the platform of the Democracy
last fall. and on which the whole North
ought to be united.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

RFAt social party recently held in
the town Of Troy, in this county, seventy
five dollars was donated for the benefit of
the suffering poor of Ireland. 1t was Or
dered by the committee, Messrs. Patrick
Brady, Patrick Ottoman, John Dillon, Ed
ward Cloonou, Richard Talbot, Garrett
Kinsella, DR. j. R. Leavy and Edward Nc
Donald, that the sum raised be forwarded
TO the proper persons for distribution.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26
what they are LaborIng for.

AT the commencement of the civil war
that is spreading death, devastation and
RON thrOughoutour land. we charged that
the object of the leaders Of the dominant
party was to bring about final separation
of the States. The history of the past two
years sustHins this conclusion.
Indeed we have but to refer to the speech
of leading Republican delivered in the
New York Legislature few weeks ago, to
prove the correctness of the views express
ed by US when the tocsin of war was frs,
sounded. An extract from the speech al
luded to reads thus:
"Abolitionism is played our. 1t may
las. LIncOln's time out, but if we hold or
til! then, there is not one of us living tina
will ever get into public life again Weed
is getting wisely out of the scrape. Gree
ley is fool enough to hold on. The oNL,
HOPE there is for any of us is to KEEP on
THE WAR until the Union is so thorough,
split up that 1t can never be got togethe
again. A reunion with the South or an
terms is death to Us all
There can certainly be no difficulty o
persons of ordinary intelligence dis,ernin
J the object Of the radical war policy advc
Gated by the Office holders. The onl
thing that will satisfy the Aboliticnists
: the dissolution of the Uninn, or the tott
: a7nihIlAtion or t,tal subjugaton of th
0 people of the ,uth. FIR the reasons civ
: en- by the Republican member in the Ne
York Legislature. they are opposed to Ii
t restoration Of the Unl,n as it was tn. an
, terms. ez>
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

one THING DEcIDED.-That General Joe
Hooker is not competent person to crlti-
else the campaigns OF Gen. George B. Nc.
Clellan.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

Rr"The great Issue before the country
is this: Shall abolition put down the Union
or shall the Union put down abolition. -
HenTy Clay, 1851.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

EgCnpt. Abel Longworth, who has
been appointed Provost Marshal under the
Conscriptiou Law, for this district, has
opened his Office in this city. We have not
learned whether he designs placing the
city under Martial law, but presume that
be and Marshal McNerny will get along
without a conflict of authority. Capt
LnngwOrth is said to be worthy man and
not deeply dyed in the wool, but has an
unpleasant task before him.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

B9rThe various molthlies for June be-
sides vast amount of other popular read
ing matter, may be found at the news and
fruit store of Messrs Kerchevsl & Borland,
two doors east of the post office.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26
Canal Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, meeting was held
in the Court House, in this city, Cd the
23d inSt to choose delegates to attend the
Canal Convection to be held at Chicago on
the I'd day of June.
Martin c. Bissell was appointed chair
man and E. Porter and l.. F. Gibbs secre-
taries.
On motion, committee was appointed
to select delegates who reported a list Of
over two hundred names, embracing most
of the prominent citizens.
Much interest was manifested in the
success of the enterprise in the meeting,
and it is hoped that all who can will attend
the convention.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

S9rOne of the patriots of by-gone days
remarked that it should be impressed upon
the mind of every citizen that the Liberty
of Speech and of the Press is the Palladi.
UNI Of all the Civil, Political and Religious
Rights Of Freemen.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26
Battle Near Raymond, Miss.
DEATH OF ooL. RICHARDS.

From the report of the battle near Raw
mond, on last Tuesday, it appears the Old
ooh bure conspicuous and honorable part.
and we are called to mourn the death of
Col, Richards. who fell at the head of his
glorious regiment. From the list of wound
ed we notice the following names Otta
Lanburner, Co F /; Frank Hagermsn, Co
K Albert w Piers0n, Co +; Samuel
Warner. Co A David Ulrich, Co d Jas.
Jones, Co Z James Thompson, Co / /, Ais
len NJ GregOr, Co C; Norris Ashley. Co
Ii !; George Bundever, Co E Wilsaw Par
tloe, Goa Chas B Mason Co A Jacob Co
A Andrew Brown, Co K Robert Scuy-
Ter, Co X E; A p Shelton, Co K; John G
Hart, Co | Oscar Horstenstein, Co G !;
James Branoenburg, Co | James Me-
Cabe, Co d Henry Holloway, Co A ia
cob Cook Co. A,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

The PRoVOsT MARsHALs.-Out of the
four hundred and twenty three perslus
appointed Provost Marshals and assistants
under the Conscription law, only seyep
are Democrats and Jutthirty flee haze been
IN tile military serrice Of tie United States
This is the way the promise has been ke pit
that these places should be given to worthy
patriotic military men, disabled from &C.
tive feld service.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

A NIGHT PoLIcE.-Recent depredations
in our city call for o night police. No
other city as large as this is without one
We trust that Mayor Strong will take the
matter into favorable consideration.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

NEWSPAPER POSTAGE The law passed
by the last act of Congress, fixing the
rate of postage on newspapers, is as fol-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26
New York, May "a.

The Times army correspondence of the
23d states that news received from the enc
my's lines says that Pembertou has been
defeated between jackson and Vicksburp.
with heavy loss in killed and wounded and
3,OOO prisoners. as we'll as one division of
bis forces cut of and retreating in a south
erly direction. Johnston attacked the Fed.
eral force in Jackson, which retreated on
the main body. Pemberton also attacke
Grant, but was whipped. and retreaIed up.
on Nicksburg. This is said to be the con-
tents Of dispatch from Pemberton to
Lee
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times
Philadelphia, May %.
The following is from Richmond papers
Of the l9ih and Goth:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
CAUTION.

CAUTION, W 1ll
Ascertain unptiuslptsd pspsans ave attempting TO
palm On the publie ,ihttatlons Of my
RPARtD 9LU 3, vouid eau tioa all per.ons toex.
- w-ssPHL. iN0'K RRRp ARRD oLuk. n
IL On The ouaide wtappeN sh .etAees are swiddliSg
soI,tisSraIiis kor ssls (, siibIsg stsIs1.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
NoMAoN no MOvG.
FOR SALE BY

For sale IN Pnlrnch county by Gec, Kauhman& &
o.,Sinord II DolAshmuth, Lancaster; kalb Ruah'
vile: Ahbott~ scn, clenrpori Philip hane, Pleas.
HntvilloiU Y, Hamlln, Aklandi HarmAn 4 DurilV,
Pckerngtori N. i,. NicVly. BAltimorei HeSry n Nc.
CRndlth brement SsndrTman 4 KnAuH Amandai
u g. Harnsr, Basil, and by drnggsts and merchants
generally Unitcd Statos and cAnAdas.
Btpt.l9, 1901,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
49, =. WHEELER & wILsO IS
Sc w NG MACHINES.
BlLLlNGHURST.

fthls city, lsaEent r.hls eolebrated Machine. Nc
hpa isposod Of quite numbpr ~ them and In every
distance they have glvsn unlversal satisfaction The
fbsstaaihorty thatcan bo cited IN favor O theys M
ehinsa,islhs Seleutlne Amsri an, from which nc
elip The t0iowinEi
y a"Wshava used Wilson's natsnt, manufactured By
the WhaasTf Alllnp Manufacturing Company, No.
sos BroadwAy,and We eau say IN regard 10 H. that II
twlhQata rival. II lshimpls. mt easily put outoi
order shen Ia proper hands, ard In pont OF affect.
tvene.aand nnish no other machine stauda ahead ~
~. We state this much In regard 10 this eEcellept
machine npon our avn responsibility, Every place
eflhs machine 10 made TO guagc, aud conseqU
the paFta ofany mAchiue may be Ltansposed With
those ofaAy other hAeAne " the same gige, or.
eeeald an accident oeen broken rASt can be I'M
msdalely replaced on application al The once nm
mAnufaeurer
Laacas.sF, July ~, ieoQ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
u-rA single bottle Of sPALpINGB PREPARED
CLUE will save ten timeS its eo1t annuAlly,Ql
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDINGsPREPARED GLUEl
SAVE rHR PIRcRSr

EcoNoMYi DIsPATcHi
NP"A Srtrcu IN TtHs Saws NiHu."M
AaAccidents will happen, even In we'll regulated
families, avery desiTabls 10 have some cheap and
convenient way repairing Furniture, ,Toys, Crock.
sPALDtNe's PREPARRD eLuE
meetsaI; such emergencies, and no houSehold eau
aRord 70 be wtthouth. hiSalways ready, andapto
~ ''eu 'ee"u9STULIS EvERYHoUsE."
n. B.--A RTush accompanies each Bottle, Price,
RENRY o. RALDIN9,
NS.tS Cedar Street, New York,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
TO THE PUBLIC.
FARM FOR SALE.

II will sell atrrivGte Ia,e that elegant farm known
u as he ANDhkW SHAW Farm. In Ruskctsek
township. Fairfield county. on this West RushviIls
ahd Bremen road two Rpd half mAes from W-s
Ruthville. Said farm contains 100 Acnes. oi a good
qnhlity nfsol HHd timbcv, gnod fra mr dwelling and
barn. and other necessary bnildinga Aayrnl gnod
Sprlngs ons ut the house. aud n good orcl ard o.
choice fruit.
rhl' property VIII 10 Soid free OF dover on rena.
ongbls tsUns aud easy payments,
4. p. ASH3RooK, Exccutor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
Ayers
,OATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are you sick, IssbIs, ana
complAlningi ATO you out q
order, with your syStem d.
ranged, And your fSSllnou un-
comfcrtablsi Thsse Symp.
toml are often The prelude 70
serious lllnosL Some tit Of
siekness is creeping upon you,
and should b AVsFtsd BY {
timely use Of tho right rom.
edy. Take Ayers PillA and
cleanse out the disordsred hu.
mors-purlfy the blood, and
let the hnidB move on unob-
structed In health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body Into vigorous 40
tIvity, purify the system from
tho obafructionn which mako
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.!

once ofthe collsetor Of Internal Revenusl
Circleville, o., February %. ls6a.
Tho annual alA~sssment Of United States TAxesln
the io,h Collection District Of ohio, for The year
Ieaa, IL nnw due.
III person, Interested are hereby notified u make
peymsn, on or before The 14th day OF March,
Ian7, 80 followsi
Pike County-At the otice OF W. q. bAhotd, dopu'
~ COLLECTOR, IN Waverly,
Ross county--aI the once Of Josiah n. Roads,
deputy COLLECTOR. IN Chillicothu.
Fairfield Uonntv--At The nthco orr. W. Ciarke,
deputy collector. In Lancaster.
Hooking Codnty--at the once or Wm, uams, dop.
uty collector In Logan,
perry couuiJ "a, The once OfDlxon Brcwn, Dep
uty eoilaelof IN Somerset.
PldkawA Couny--at my once IN Jaeooeonp
building. cIreieVilie, Ohio. ~. e
4 penalty often per cent. will be added u not
paid Aa above aaloh,
Parties lInS ~ take ont LieSnpss within the time
named, will he subieet 70 pessliy OF three timee
the Amaunt of the iAcsnse tan. 10 Be recoVered by
proooedingsih the uhited states oce de-.
l,1 NATHAN DRNNY,
coliSstos itsA BistSle, % UAio.
FEB. %, ina. .--a~t9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
FOR SALE BY

VIM Wenslhon and W Wstewart, Dayton George l.
Boyer, hamisburg stocklager, Unioni q AndeT-
son, CentreUe; 4 Myers New Lebanoni Jackson,
ChambersburFs d r. Biaier Harrisburg j Divine,
Johnsylle; Arnold limbert South Arlington; JaoOh
smyer West baltimore; Rookie Co., Germantown;
W MURPHY, NRndalia; Il kiekols, Liberty; ID kees,
farmersYllei Heyerling q Herr, salemi w fyrmonti
Williams a SwRner, West BRlumorei Parker, Bro, A
o., Parkersbnrg, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally Throughout the United States apd Cana
das, fff FEet. t..t del6dly /
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
Saatcbrs, sc.
Watches and Clocks.
J0hMREEYEs

"OuLD respectfully inform his cid csasso,,,s n. ana
w the public generally that RSr an absence oi fsa
nonths he has reufnedto Dayton and taken the sbo,
ormsrly occupiea BY James ". sWope, ~
No. Nss Thtrd street, c. il.,s..s-
fwo doort West of The Post OfBce where N viii a.
happy 20 aiVe al his old customers and - ranv -
ones A. may layor him with cali An xmas IA
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY, rerairsi
N ne hest manner asd on short notna. ab-AIL
WORK WARREETEDlf1GA dAir trsl h IN that
! ask. Please call snd oEAmine Work. iebSs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
HELLER a YOURo's
COOKrNG RANGES.
THE BEST in THE MARKET.
ROBERT OGDEN.

JEFRERsoN ST., TWO DOORS BELOW MARKET,
4 8 Agent 10 this city and county for HELLER A
il fOUNG'S COOKING RANGES, the best Cooking
Apparatus ever invented lie puts them up in the
Every one who has used them testify 10 then superior
excellence oyer all others.
The subscriber would say that he has also a large
aud superior stock OF Pumps, Gas and Steam PiIe.
and Plumbing material, which he will put up 20 order
IN the best manner at the lowest price,.
Call and examine. ROBERT O0DEN,
de6 Jefferson, two doors below Market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16

By the Way, Have You Heard
"fitait4 the News2 1atHo..lt
J. A. MINICK, v
LAS received his new Spring stock large. well.ss
Il lected and Of the best Quality.

AIRS, A. called and eotone dollar wonh of m
NINE GENT SUGAR, AT MINIokls., yt1
The incest kind .l..
Mrs. b. got Que dollAr's worth OF ne nces, KIND.
TEN CENT SUGAR, At MINICKs
~ MT Y got one dollars worth Of the choices,aua.
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, AT MiNTcK's.
Air Is. says that he got the best quality OF green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. .M1NI6R,s, N
That he ever drank, and Mrs. r. says she gothic an
est Of rs -III- -lI Fsf F'i - - ~ ,
GREEN TEA AT J.lA4MINIulO'sisihsa fl
While every body calls gets some o that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT ). a. MINIUK. 1lI
Mr. NJ. SAYS he purchased a half barrel OF ,r l-.i
.su. WHITE flsH AT J. A. NIEICKs,7.. q. Il.
Decidedly Ihe best he ever used while the snlply e
NO. NAoKERELsAT IA. MiNIGK's, ,.,..
any other marker ~ W '''' Va
He invites all TO call at his ead,bliahn,ent npdtn.
pect his stock OF ~ 80 "D' w.
'n"iOH "Eth4 HnsSIlU EkUII, Ih4
SUGAR OF All, KINDS,
Aud the largest and best variety OF Cr,,cAr,. In ep
~ the city. HIS large establishment n ON the
Corner Of Market and Jefferson sta.
mar29y .-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-16
49luInbtng.
New GaS y Steam Pipe Fixtures
just RECElvLD AT
WARE & MALCOLM'S,

No. 40, Jefferson street., 55.. 4
VERY superior assortnent OF caA tstures, Sc.
"A lected from the LATEST NEW NUkk PAT
ers, GLASS, Paper and Mica haues, Ma lalera 1c
which they are determined ell nj liie iouSt unR
rates. They are also RECEIVING and hAAe cons ianily Oh
hAnd every variety OF PLUMBING GOODS vii,I
they sell ~ low as can be sOd elsewhere.
lhey are also putung up tias, strafl, aud Water
Pipe ~ feuuced niteh. by sfa attention 10 itstness
and supenor workmanship they hope TO meilla shar.
OF pubic patronage fl. ...l..g ~. ,,. jy2
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