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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
The Empire.

We intend that the EMrlRE shall grow
upon the regards of its readers Since we
have had it in charge we have had TO en-
co unler all sorts of disadvantages, but
these are gradually diminishing; and we
hope soon to be able to make it pretty
near what it ought to be. At all events.
we promise to give it our best energies,
RS-The first thing that Senator HALE
did, after receiving three thausaud dollars
as a professional fec" was to seek conn
sci of two New Hampshire lawyers, and
ask them what he should do in the case
This shows very conclusiyely that If hs
client gave him that sum for his legal as
sistauce he threw his money away. But
it was not for this that it was given.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30

REThe New York Times, (Republi-
can) is lashing CHAsE for the folly of his
financial IDEAS 1t will bo remembered that
CHASE made an inventory of all the prop
erty, real and personal, in the adhering
States, and assumed that the whole amount
is available capital for the persecution OF
war. and the payment of debts The
Times says the people will repudiate a
dozen times, before they viii surrender
their property for any such purpose, and
concludes with pretty distinct intimation
that Mr.. CHAsE is "either a very green
simpleton, or very great knave,"
RyThe case of Senator HALE, AZ il
becomes investigated, is hardly to be dis
tinguished from sheer, unalleviated brib-
cry. That is the word to employ. A
party was in prison, charged with com
mitting immense frauds upon the Govern
ment. Hale, as Senator, high in po-
sition in the Republican party, having ac.
cess to the powers that bind and felease
is paid three thousand dollars to procure
the discharge of the culprit, and this sun
is made up mainly by parties outside o
prison, and not under arrest, but who haV
been acoomplices Of the criminal, and share
his ill-gotten gains. And yet this MAJ
HALE, forgetful that law is obsolete in tn
presence of tho war power at Washing
ton. pretends that this exOrbitan' fee wa
paid him professionally as lawyer
was the acceptance of bribe by a
American senator; or we have become foI
getful of the meaning Of words, and Oh
definition Of crime.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
plantation lSitters.
8. r.--1seo--x.

Persons Of aedentary habits troubled with weakness
asaltude, palpitaton Of the heart, lack Of appetite
Distress after eating, torpid liver constipaiion b.,
deaetyo to suffer II thcy viii not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
which are now recommended by tho higheat medical
authorities, and warranted TO produce an immediate
beAefeia effect They exceedingly agreeable, por-
Gcay ypuro, aud must supereoe all other iopics whore
n healthy, gentle shmuant is required.
They purify, strengihen and inVigorate;
Thcy create a b0althy appentai j.I.0t
Thoy arc an antldoto 70 change OF water and diet
They effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enlven tho mind;
They prevent masmatic and intermittent fevers;
They purify tho breath and aodity OF tho stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and constipation;
They cure dlarrhea oholora and cholera morhua;
They cure liver complaint and nafyous headaone;
They make tho weak strong, tho languid brilliant
aud arc exhausted naturo's great rcstoror Thoy are
composed Of tho celebrated calisaya bark, winter.
greon sasalas, and herbs all In per-
iectly pure &c. orox rum
(" have given tho Plantation Bitters 10 hund.
rods OF our disabled soldiers with tho esionish
ing effect I1a'fi CIV. ANDREWS,
supt, Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
"$ The Plantation Biliers have cnred me Of liver
complaint Of which was lad up proslrNte, and had
TO abandon my business. Ni
t...g II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
80" owe much TO you, for verify believe tho
Plantation nitlers have saved my life
Rev W. II, wAGGoNER, Madrid, N, Y"
90 .'rhou wilt send mo two bottles more OF thy
Plantation ntters. My wife has been greatly benefit
ted by their use. Thy triend,
ASA OURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
"~ have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had To abandon preaching. The Plantation
Bitters have cured mo.
''i Rev J. 8. CATuoRN, Rochester, N. Y"
"Ss Send IN twenty -four dozen ni6ro OF your
Plantation Btiers the popularity OF which arc daily
increasing with the guests Of our house.
l.Ht u'1 SYKES, CHADWICK \ CO.,
PropriotoIs Wizards Hotel, Washingtou,D ID, O." f,
such are one in thousands Of certificates daily re-
ccyod. They are immensely beneficial to weak por.
sons and delicate females. '"
DO ceulnus OF re-illod bottles. See our signature
on fno steel plate label They are not sold by tho
gallon They only sold IN Our patent log cabin
bottles by respectable druggists, groeers hotels, IN.
oons steamboats, and country stores.
.it 't l =. DRARE& &C.,
se22daw0m 2O9 broadway, N. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30

3. A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-Wo can
oonscientiously recommend to those suffering
from distressing cough Dr. Strickland's =
Melauous Cough Balsam. II gives relief al
most instantaneous, and ls withal not disagree.
able 10 the taste There is no doubt but tho
Mcllihuous Cough Balsam is one Of the best
preparations in use, and Is all that its proprie-
tor claims for IT, We haVe tried u during tho
past week, and found relief from most dis.
iressing cough II is prepared by DR. Striok-
hnd, No, East Fourth street, CINCINNATI,
Ohio From tke Cincinnati National
Union, October III. 4nnl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
About the Draft.

In Ohio enlistments are going ON at
the slow rate of four or five hundred a
week. In Michigan and Wisconsin no
recruits at all are obtained They all pay
out Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Is
land, Indiana and Illinois are expected to
raise their full quota
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
Important to all Interested


j. F. LENTH n SON, IMN
tSuccossors to Lonts 4 WeckelO l0a
HAVE just received from tho Eastern nlRrket, al
i L cash purchases large assortment OF mems, la
dies, boys, youths, missea, aud ohildren's HOofs,
Shoes and Caters Of the rst qiay and latest style
aud at prices that dofy competition. Also, good as.
sorl,nent Of Hats and Cap, for men and boys. All
kinds of work made 10 order OF the best material and
workmanship, A III is warranted I
FRED. L. WECKEln foreman, will surely please
you IL you give thom trial. f
Call and examine their stock before purchasing
where Nl j. II. LENTE a SON,
aus 1o4 Main, between Third anal Market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
The Right Men In the Right
Place.

WADE, CuANDLRR, HAmtN, and n iow
others, recently held Presidential caucus
at the house OF SIMON CAMERON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30

/ away ana IKE tue naoeltaa taul1C VI " Ni1itNf
leave not wreck behind. VA
What o glorious constellation Of stars ia
gathered here How high they shine over
| tho proud Temple OF Fame-huw surely do
they indicate to us the paths which lead 10
greatness and TO glory These massive col
nmns are visibly crumblng even now though
untouched by aught save the breath OF passing
! generations and soon they will return to dust,
but the light OF these stars isimmortal,
We went not once only but frequently TO
| Westminster, and enjoyed our last visit quito
a. much a. the FIRST. Il alone is worth cross-
ing the ocean TO see. So Il
At the National Gallory, which is rs large
and as fine an edifco as our Capitol at Co
lumbus, devoted exclusively TO art, wb rapid
" reviewed thousand and ten paintingsnnd
some two hundred piecos Of sculpture. Some
Of the pictures are by the old masters, but tho
most of thom are from the hands Of modern
artists, and comparatively but few Of them
are of n character 10 rivet the attention and
command the admiration Of tho nnartistic he
holder. ART to me, is simply the visible Ian
guage of emotion, and can only appreciate
those pictures whose idoas are within my
reach Among those which interested me
most was one called From Waterlooto TO Paris,
| by Stone, in which you see Napoleon, bcspat-
tered with mud from head to foot, sitting ab.
sorbed in thought before the fire in an hum
bio cottage with two or three OF his staff about
him drying his great coat, and otherwise min
stering to his comfort In his countenance
are finely depicted those thoughts which we
can all imagine were racking his BRAIN and
the emotions which were crushing his great
heart
Another was Bruce asleep in cave--proba-
] bI, Hal hnr hio off nd hl ia htf
him. Bruce and his little son arc still asleep,
but the quick car of his faithful wife caught
the sound of approaching footsteps, and she
has half risen up TO receive from tho hands Of
bare legged young Highlander, feather
the well known signal of imminent danger,
and the token which urges immediate flight
Another illustrates an incident in Crom-
wells time---the drawing of lots TO decide
which one Of three royalists should die Tho
| wives and children Of two of them nrn look
ing on with the intensest anxiety, while n
fair-haired boy, blind folded, reaches his hand
into the hat We we're glad to know that tho
lot fell upon the old grsyheaded man, whose
days at uny rate are soon TO end, and who
apparently has no one dependant upon him,
rather than upon either of the other men,
whose lives are in their prime, and whose
death would bring agony untold upon tho
lovely creatures who cling in so much terror
to their arms a.
Any one who has deeply suffered will find
himself in gallery like this, touching again
and again on the tenderest parts of his heart
There is loving wife, comforting as only she
can, her husband who, apparently, has Just
heard of Fathers or y Mothers death.
Here, two young parents mourn together
over their darling dead, and here again, n
4 = 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
lpFrlsIong.
JUsTUsI. mecAatwgI
Attorney and Counselor at Law
LII SUOIu AND VI A
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
a4a wAsHiNeToS CITY. no,
JUsTus !. mecARwR


a4a WARRINGTON CITY. D, O.,
Win give prompt attention to applications for
ARREARS OF PAT, BGUNTIEs, PENSIONS,
And all other CLAIMS before the Exesetve Depart.
monts and IN tho Court Of Clainfs. i,hti
Refers toi Hons. H. n. Ricei M. h. Laihan; NJ. o.
Wilkinson. United Hihtes Senators; I.As Black Il. M
stanton, Secretary Of War gWpliam Dug, schuyler
a. w Ewing, Of Indiana, and others
iHhs underslned desires 10 5inforH Ssons having
dSmepds against eGovorpRent Of the nited State
Ironpsneas Sd on reSs6rSbiS teriit. hlis practical
knowledge OF all the details of the thiiSry service OF
the United siates, gives him great hoipties for tho
speedy sSlqs,menI and sosenon q eYeg description
= PENSIONS, ~ -
An persons who entered the military Aeryioe aher
Maroh 1881, andeSs Disabled by wounds or disease
Widows of soldiers who are killed, or die belo or
after their discharge, nom wounds received, or dis
ease contracted while In service, arc entitled TO pen
Il no widow, then tho etilises, under e1ieen years
Of ago, ARE entitled y pepsloua q
OF In part dependent on dscsased fof fHllpori.
N no mother then thu Bifiefa of ,siieAsed, undor
slstssn year, q are wholly or IN pstt dependent
on deceased ias sapP asIf,nq1 i.s "
Al sisdmen WhoeoFye TIVE ygeEAdre entitled to
oelNed IN battle, are entitled 10 bounty
bounties and arrears ~ pay due deceased soldiers
are paa az iollgvs sIa 70 hS widow second, Il no
mther. to nnthar thrd, ifno father mother, then
10 his brothers and skaters. Arrears Of pay goes 20
the heirs " I Id ~ .ll jusTUb L. MCCARTHY
er} county, Ohio IA my authorized assoniaie, Appl-
cations prepared and ore arded by him, will resolve
--l,-l-l N.i'N'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
DIRE.

BRITTON-it F!usinr Long Island Tur,1sy evening
Dc p AnHa g. the beloved VIE q Jas b" b.4.-on ages
Tie rtiye. and friends Of ,h- family invited attend
the .n-r II l he der-" 81 hey either. Tho, l. Ftk a
Fu.hns FTi1sv morning . 4 clock, wiihou, llLci
invitation iief fcmaia'"l! be AZ a - Nof"-f Conn
for in.rnent
BOSWORTH Or Tuesday evening De- > Stephen
bcsworlh formerly oiCsi.sil y J.
London 1rtracc Wet Tw bird street thi. Day thrs
dsyl Dec 81 1t o'clock m ne ca'i,e. all lriend'
tstr.i g. Cat.kiii flr intcrlnrr,.
DECkER-Sudd,,y o.. hear. d.case on Ti,s3Ny p,,. Q,
Iun ,tc o. Richard De-. ter ss-d - years.
funersl wi bc hed TIE evening ~ l,y u.s.
40 O'Clock, At her ate rcsiiencr. No J." Ncn T"en,y
seycuth street inc relatives slj ifieY1s e' y In
vcd TO s't,ld without turtle NOTICE The vi be
taken soaer. WesicAesief County ioi iniclHe-.
Ds,ies in his s9:h year.
Dec. 2s james Gibson. jf after long aud llrc..,
TIE r~yr and irird, d he amhy re.pefaly invited
attend h foners iroa h.. '.ih.. T.sdenr~ 'e J~I'
sey City snd Bergen Pom. paasrosd on Friday Jan J.
uHWiiToS(i' rru',d.v. De % of rorrr 'ioa q tie
brain Cam g. youngest daughter Of 80 ant LILA j. Ham
Frpers on Tlur,drv al inst, f.. O'Clock p NJ from the
Church Of the Madat,I coTner Lexington sveaue AID
Thrir'h street
HAKCE-A, shfsw.bury. \. j. s,tatiay D,e lS Sus,a
W. yQun daughter 1fEea,,I AID b-u,A Il h'nc~ IN
HENRY-it Waierb ~ ", on Moaiay. -, p l5,) az
81. Henry. r.q.. aged - yca'..
LEACH-ln Wiiaa.uur 81, o. TIed d'y c'-ni,, Pc; ~
Adam Leach agcd - yea for many year, rsd-a' oi,h'
NotiSe of funeral win be giy-n IN tie rornr prp'.
PLET-OA edDesday D.. ~ d the Nov Institution
Tor ,e Instruction ~ The Ds ati 'lab ss1sA Ann wife
q Dr. hsrye, ree, Hgd daughter o; ~ .'' da'on
Smith 4. D. Il New R1cl .', as~d - ycar
The Boasd 4 Dieor te ed Of her husband and q Ter
bre'hsrs Ff1L Jo-tp II Albert, Nst~r ~. irm II 4,
sfd b .ie smith invited s'-n1 ier fIlefa on
Thur iay tie Na.hngt,r 81 gh's Ir~.bytcflsu Church
tt u oc.rt g. in. without further up'rr TIE ~ train,
Hudson River road p, asi $40 down vii be- conycn-
lent ode 81 uveyance, ficppfP i one AHn red ia my
second .'rel Tie remains si be aA'n TO he rochelle
TO- iiltIfltnt
sWAErs-On "wednesday De. % Aaron swa7i., jr only
son Of Aaron -wafis, srcd2. yrHi'
The friends of iii invited 20 sitter s inn"fs irom
lis ae rosdence No lJi ts.t he cath aes Oh stigr-
dsv afternoon ~ j. O'Clock
TIKNER-in Brootlyn, Wrlne.day De- 81 j'scphine
Maria only daughter or Dr. J.sepi4 n ali s.phn Is.
Tusner sgei yeats and 10 months
Tn. friend of tr family i4giei 20 afei The funet
at the residence Of her parents NJ I'll Henry s.fcet OF
Thusfdly. Dee. 81, a, ) o'clock T. D.. :,
TAPPAN-In Augusta Me.. on Inesdiy D-hH We H;v
BENJAMIN Iappau. y. u, assd - yras.
QUAt ENBOSs-Sudfrriy On rnrsday. Dee y, bepffr
Emile. oIy Of George y" Qu'ckeHoo' as'd< years
The n.. nd fends are repeatedly invited 70 attend ts
funeral rom a. resil Of is is-r No ~ West fii-
tcenh street, Tfsdsy rLe 3si inst. At Iocock Ia the
afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
A New Rleth0b
or Ct MN0 CERTAIN DISEASES. BIZ THz USE
RADwAYS READY RELIEr.

RAOvAY5 READY RELIEF.
H'been recently icoyerci ani is calculated spsrssib
the OF oil michnes externs appicaions.
ninents pasic-s cmcuagogues medicines for fever and
asue, rouDa paralysis, uumbnes.. neurasa &c 1hs
application simple tie effect, pleasant AID the 1.-Two
unIrflnble. pro What have for nearly quarter ofs
century n,naud tia, Railways Ready Relief is the bo.,
quh and ap)r remedial agent dis:oye
II however only recently that hayc discovered r.
cola,iye power cs,tan 6'.as by this rroc..A
TIIE SECRET or RS APPLICATION
srs tied By Prosso Reid Professor and Lecurs
Of Chem ry for many years in tie New Yori College Of Ply
scian the Eew YORK IIo.pis Edinburgh University. 30.
&c. We have tried it in number Of TINT kd pro
viousy resisted all other trea'm,rts Every yielded
with a.toniss Ing rapidly The ofthe Ready Relief
in is Ordinary application Lli bcca greater than al other
renedie. fhi, b. youced 70, by Thousands who
have used it, Let those afflicted with the oloriDs compantA
uadc the methoi and guarantee immediate
cure: RiIECMaTIsM NECRALGIA, Govt Scis.ica Ees.
vop'ue.', Fever and Asne' INDIGESTION eMALLPox.
MEASLES
Cramp sps,us, Lulbago Headache, Hsas. DssAs,.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Retention Surprc..ions. Misplaced Msa,.rus,ion.
UR!NAL ORGANS.
Disease Of The Kidneys Bladder. UsethFi W,aknei.
Spernstorrhea PANS Aches. spA'u. IN
the Back. Thighs, Hips g.,
THE APPLICATION
in lhrse cases must be made
TO TIE SPINE
Rub the entire length o. .he spin. AMI tho .n, Of Ia,
back ,iil.
RADwAY's READY RELIEF
fourteen OF fifteen nnues s, lad morning and care wit
follow We do no. recommend its application in this form a.
sn experiment bit with ul knowledge tia: |. VIII elrs
ei,her of the aboyenaaled complaints.
We recommending new OK unig!st medicias-i,s
merit ard efficacy specihc for sny oi .is psns sches
ufi,ies .aa, sct mankind ,cknow.eassd BY thou
xnisbu suggest to or reader, aud patients new method
Of IL. application for certain complaints. which followed
will insure more positive ,n1 rapid than any knows
treatment in vogue In all cases, ak for RADwArS hEADt
RELIEF. Patients are invited to cal a. Dr. RAD"hIS
Msdiesl Office, No 81 Ms.senlane. New.York RADWAfS
RELfyF i sod BY Drgggist.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
MAle,s0E

BR1NKFRUOI IF-SLAITR-On Taursi,y cvcu.n. De.
20 by the he- r fal or n the residence of the bride
isser O. !. h. trfAcrooi aui kksbe 10 w. oly a. Ig
ter Of Justus Sister csl OIL o; lafayette Hudson County
y. J..
COhONER-LFWIS-Or T1esiay De-. % e. her f,'l er's
fesidrnce by the Hcy Dr Morgan o. Thomas Church.
r.ruc ,nn0rcf tlryfo. dt-.tt' - iGrie. = le-i,
EARL | LLfR Rim Brooklyn. o. Thursday, Dee ~. by
tn" Re. r. &. uor assisted by Ae Rev. II II. lfhe
John W. EaIl to Miss France, Migsirct fulci 81 % TIE
above city, No cards.
GARDNFR-blRGE-On Wran-sdsy evening, Dec q. by
the Rev Ralph feffy q te icsden oi tie bde pafen.
Dr. C. IT, Gardner OF Newlo.k. 20 Miss Msry u elies,
daughter Of r. A. Bii-c, ESQ, @. az swan, hiss.
bRAhAM-HOC6lJf-OA ThuI.d,y. Dec q %. .h' 80.
drncc OF tie brides parents. by the Rev J. :. Nj hell
william g. Graham. esq. 60 Ei,sbe't Csliada, e.ie,i
daughter OF William Hogici' esl.. a. o. this city
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
h9AtN NEW TESTIMONY
READ
TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE CIrt-
zENS OF NEw.YORK
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.

Ne 40 6lhsv, Ngw YORK Dec 2 f857
was ds,f r sewers, yers ,ni he.rinr Of III, great
reformed by Dr Won Eisenbcrg was induced to place
ss cuis hi, care and LAppy to Tbs, my hsu
ms entirely restored aler short ,r-aimen. Iwrs.o
suffering from chronic ciirh Of which also cured By
the stlf treatment Of d. Won F..nbers % bat justice
s and knoloiss which hsvs already procured or him ,g
.d-lersei reputation and sh, the principles which dec; hs
system o. curing De,s, -ni Caufh az such render
cs-'lia ny opinion Many months have passed
since Ir vo Esubers e.osei ny belrns and coninue.
q. good a. evet O. HOPKINS.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
OFFICE, No. I6 PINE ST
itthc corner o'Wi,lim.

with the Gr.; day Of January 1855, TIE NEW-YORK
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER pas.c, f'oa the hand, Of
iics.rs FRANCIS HAIL & CoxPAyT who have been its
doctors FOR thsn hy years. into those Of new rropre
tor. who will b. known to the public tie "CONMEit
CIAL ADVERTISER ASSOCIATION"
In making this change 1t is not the purpose OF those
cernci aes the general character Of the Journal or 10
abadon the Independent d elevated tone which hes tIsd
tonay bfough, the discussion Of all roeal and social
queions It dcsgucd te contrary TO give the paper
under It's auspices fesh ard legitimate cims 70 tic
uleofa COMMERCIAL JOURNAL. Itwi.l devote espe-
cial attention to tie Department Of
MARINE JNTELLIGENCE,
for ch it ha. Organized correspondence inurng tho
pies and most deaed dAy Of the movements Of
shipping on all The waters Of the world thu, rendering the pa
per es'rn initial to
THE SHIPPING AND MARINE INSURANCE INTER-
EsTs OF THE COUNTRY.
Is FIyANClAL ARTICLE, its daily yeD>rils Of tho
WHOLESALE MARKETS, end Of tie movement. in the
DRY.GoODS. PRODUCE, aai other departments Of Trade
will be distinguished by their falnc.. and co'.eciaes,
While thu. ,indica,ing its claim to bea
RELIABLE ORGAN OF THE MER.
CAMILLE CLASSES,
THR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER WILL NOT bE THE
onGAy oy ssr ornTn CLASS. or lsrErgsr Clique,
rAHrr aim, to be thoroughly Independent Of Ill p,ri.an
Influences ani b be governed ex;asyey by tie addition to
discover TRUTH aud fr psae,eabc, to make Il sc
eepsble and IN place Of e Of fact and Of po
III :, economical ard moral science, to the pTopas'ton o;
which 50 large portion Of the eo,enpoMy pe', lament
ably ldlic,ei
Thus while unicrsby and c'raey loyal % the Govern
ueu, n It's warfare agai.. armed rebellion. THE CONNER
CIAL ADVERTISER will be consrained to cto.e freely
el, national Il deo. inpo,c unnocoaiy
n.h.cvou, and to award iEplry accori.
rr.ise whore rraise 1, due.
IN .act TIE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER rropo'e, 20
c no aa ,hor u pislc recognition 81, T., column
20 b. con.u I'D r tie fansncss sBd drc;nH' Of ,s eEp~s
.ons p Aion ard the rc with which = avoids the 81 rs
Of jouTnim, b. afAin; all unvouchei ior ind
csona5e news. o. which the telegraph productive,
VIII appropriate doab .p,i denial and e1p'sure The
News Department ha only be remarkable oEts prompts.
tide a Id f..Hei., but .og
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

Co.'s COUGH BALSAM
CugEs CkOUP EVERY TISR.
CURE: TICKLING THE THROAT.
CURES TIE Mosr STUBBORN CoC6H.
CURES COLDS WiTHoUr FAIL
CURES CHfLLs AID FEvRR.
CCaRs HoARsKsEss AND SORE IHRoAr.
CcsKs lSPLrESzA AND LrNG COMPLAINTS.
COsTs ONLY Is CKSrs
Sod By d. : BARNES Co.
And 81 DTurgists.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
n,aLru. July o3.iosi

ihsye been i,sf oi oysf twenty-five years ani Dr. Voa
Eisenberg Las o2.r,,i o. both ny e., without h, ls.
pain d!i 10. belcvs such thing could be done now
Le, Ell AID fs;. my head es which did not for tie as
,wea,y year. Tie lex'rHy ani .il wL which ID, opera
ton wss performed cvinc,s the asr prl-il s5liy.
hssf perfectly Itsnow over month sin, the operation,
.nd ,9a',1.s 20 ,s,. sswe'' q. ever
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY
(EsIABLIsERp lG44l.
Nos. 81 PARK ROW AND rs NAssAu-sr

Cf- The CossOciGi Agenep Record for 1864 is in
course pgsp4fsou. and vii t issued early January.
VIZ PPor0:K THAr 1T SHALL CoyTAiy rHoRorGH LisT
MERCHANTS BUSINESS MES OY RyERY CITY Aav
COUNTRY TosS RyyISyD TO RECENT DATI
From many years' experience IN the Commercial
Agency and the high standing TINS Office has maintained
fee confident tha, Rcfe-rnce Book Issued by Wall
and fully merit the conhd.uce o lans Every
WI b. used to make is ratings tHrcIv rcfigbi>.
We wonic invite MYRCH.STs and FANXARs call upon
send the BOOK for Reports
10 which Is detail the stecrdens and business
tory 0; esca lcautile house.
McKmLoP SPRAGUR
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
ACCURACY AND RELIABILITY.

Tie LITERARY. SCIENTIFIC ID ART DEF ARTNE%T-
Of tie journal all receive attention tha hcrco,Ie sai
wi engage tho service, Of the leading talent Of tho county
hfrus.tari, 'i; tlrct have already nesu completed
TIs COMMERCIAL ADtEErfsEB viii thus COM
msni position i ADVANCE Of eeins oom~fsiai pal-r..
i viii .5.to c.si.u IanA Of equality with the
mos pias ls..siTy and ihs mo-, iFl''~9riiy Po;lea
lo1fnli.
Tie COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER large sio s,ce,
!. psiuhed every snrrloon, -unlsys excepted, io hs
ci,,on spy~lrp. the secoad Al 2i a.i ,le third
a. y.
THE PRICI. THREE cF FNTSA COPY,
~ witch f {, sold sv.ybc~, delivered IN ~. city
b, tafricfs
~ 4 ajsrai di.esaaf o. Ne'-fncr.
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION NINE poLLAIs YEAR
STRICTLY ~ ADVANCE.