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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
NAPoLEoN, Henry Co., o., July 4, ls5t

NNANeHNNl NNNaAJ Wi vi NeAI "a ASeS'
DR.. @. W. koBAoE,--Dedr Sir For the
bene6t Of suffering humanity, permit us 10 an
nounce, through the columns OF your Circular,
The surprising properties of your Scandina-
Wan Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, which Is
sure cure for indigestion and Liyer Com
plant. We have several persons in Town,
who have been suffering with Liver Complaint
aud Indigestion, and notwithstanding thar we
have as good physcians as can be found in
Northern Ohio, yet the disease baffled their
akllL Consequently we were in u state Of de-
spondency, until we commenced using your
Pills, through and by the advice OF our friend,
Mr. fireman. We used the medicine accord
ing to directions, and are now full OF lite and
hlarlty, and our gratitude is equal to our i'm
proyement in health and splrlls When we
take into consideration what we have been,
and what We are ut present, we feel like chargl
ing ourselves OF the sin Of lngratitude, 1t we
did not try 70 announce to the public the great
benefits OF your Medicine. Therefore we rec
ommend to the public at large, the expedlency
ot.having recourse TO your Medicine, and con
sequently, as in duty bound, discharge what
We leel 70 be our duty, in advising persons
who are suffering as we have suffered, to
make use of the only true and sure cure for
the diseases already mentioned.
MRs GwIS, MRS. BRENNAN,
Miss HEAToH, T. Z. SPELMAN.
See Advertisement jal3dlm
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Produce and Provisions.

TAoOB W wqHEIDLER. "dontsomsry nous,., .
n corner fooms at the old Ercels6f Daily Il
Constantly reeei Wing and keeps ior sale, HREBH AND
DhIED lMEATs, POULTRY, PRODUCE, VEQETA-
hLEsl FRUITS, GAME In season, and al The sdbles
that he eal collect from the four points of the con-
the palAts, may b. bad ~ the Excelsior M9fksk
"old lake " detorminud % please the puddle and be
y0nt hs sAeeed IN hslas " any Other Hiniilar a.
Gall and see him. he viii BE- prepared TO psAss
you any and every day. Jal6a6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
DIED.

BRoWE-This morning, Goth INST, al hall. pat b
o'clock, ater palnful and lingering ineas, Mrs! ~
the 7Sd year OF his age. s-iI 80 flslfoa IiaI'
Funeral services a. Rapsr Chapel, Msthoaist nps.
copa Church, to'morroy morning Al hAf.past 10 o..
clock Am friends Of the hmi are especially 10.
Vted TO attend. Interment-woodland.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE,

IN pursuance Of an order Of sale granted by fhe
II Probate CoutI OF Montg gomery county, Ohio 1 will
offer for sals at pubic aucuon The 2lh February
ls6l, at one o'clock p m At the door OF the Couft
House, the following descrbed real estate situate in
the city OF Dayton, towie srhe west hall OF lot No
two hundred andhty 26) except that part sold 70 A.
Gelger, being II leet fronting ON the alley nom the
corner Of said lot running tack ~ feet.
Appraised at. ss.s .s... -. 81 5Ul
Terms Of y ls7-one.hall cash., snd the balance lin
one year, 20 he sec ired BY mortgage on the prem.
ises. g .-fll q tAafaT y. Il. CAIN, and -
ida rn pfususfni8 - ss.hCHANNAH sLAaHT,
Executors Of Henry slaght. deceased.
s. NJ. SULLIVAN, Attorney. la24wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26

Beckel Hall.'--We especially invite the
attention Of our readers to the advertisement
of the excellent Dramatic Company who
make their FIRST bow to the citizens of Dayton
at the above popular establishment The
Hall itself, has been magni6cently fitted up
and psesehts quite beautiful appearance.
The pieces selected are of character to
please the most fastidious, and instructive as
wellas amusing. The performers are ladies
and gentlemen who have occupied the highest
positions in the principle theaters OF the United
States This evenings entertainment will be
inaugurated by the popular commedy entitled
"Still Waters Run Deep" which was per.
formed for once three hundred nights at
Drury Lane London, and two hundred at
Laura Keene's, New York The comedy TO
be followed by the comedietta of "Perfec-
ton" We advise our readers, one and all
not TO miss the entainment sa
We learn that General McCook has been
invited, sad will be present this evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26

Accident,-on day last week Mr.. Samu-
ell Deems, who lives in the neighborhoOd Of
Farmerssille, accidentally shot himself, the
charge striking and shattering his right arm
between the elbow and hand Dr. Egry, Of
this city, amPatated the arm, aud we learn
that the unfortunate young man is doing as
well as could be expected under Ihs disirsss-
ing circumstances
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
A very Donkey. Some, terrible warrio

very donkey -7s99ne' terrible WARRIOR
who haspIobably just returned here to-
draw full breath, after handing over p his
command to an inferior force Of rebela,o OF
surrendered a gdn.boat to a few drunken
surriIlas without defenoss, on the bank Of o
rriyer--has borrowed the Journal ass skin,
from behind which he 6ercsly, thruatss at a
brief review we made Of ofoeAJournal Of Civil
u at;on ~ yHn hra ,l.inui1ogc1 Hl0d .
In order 10 enable the most superficial rea'
der and thinker to understand the baseless
pretext for this fellow 8 attack upon cur arti-
cle,, tits only necessary for US to call atten'
ton to the fact that the paper containing II
went TO press at half past o'clock, P. NJ on
Saturday, and was circulated in nearly every
part Of the city before the number Of Har-
per, which he asserts provoked our criticism,
reached this city and was placed upon the
counters of our News Dealers The respon,
sibe Manager of the concern across the way
should have known better than to allow so
unvarnished transparency to appear in hil
paper. prC'nit 1. 500 soaaahnpH ai !
Having shown that the terrible warrior
put his foot in it" we do not think that any
thing further regarding him needs to be dis.
posed of more especially as be did not at
tempt to disprove any thing we said about
the character of the marketable commodity
known as "a Journal of Civilization. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26

Another Fire e-Another one of Bottom 8
renting shanties was burned this morning be-
tween ! and 2o'clock This shanty was on
the same lot with the one which was burned
down some time ago, under similar circuth.
stances, which leads to the suspicion that the
thing was set on Ere And we shsuld not be
surprised if it was really SO. The shanty was
tenantless.
The property had lost its shape before AS..
sistanes arrived, but the Oregon boys, who
go, lhere ON doublequiek ahead of all com
petitors, made il impossible for adjoining
property to catch ire Other machines,
lldcAted more distant arrived in good time,
but the jig was up .....-
ut strikes us that the Brown street boys
have rather summary way Of dsposing Of
undesirable tenements
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
AN ORDINANCE

TO punish The roH0rd Blutation Of shoe bs or al.
verlisegleHts posted ~ the Chg Of DAYTON.
SECTION l. Bet Ordained by The Cty IouhciL Of the
CITY u Dayton, That 10 shall De unlawful for any pee.
son ~ wlllully remove, deiace, mutate any snow
bill or advertisement posted SAID city.
SEo. 2. That TOR any violation Of this Ordinance the
offender shat pay hne not exceeoing ten dollars
AID costs. ft - . =. lI
Passed Council this 18th day OF January 1867
AMOS DkCkEk, Presiueht OF city Council Z.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26

Lockjaw We learn that Mr. P P.
Althof, recently cut his leg with piece of
sharp, rusty iron, and he was taken with lock-
jaw soon after he was brought home, and he
is in critical condition and i will be almost
a miracle If he RECEIVERS. A good constitu-
ton may possibly bring him overgs ga d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26

New Proprietor. by reference to card
in another place, it will be seen that Mr.. T.
K Potter has succeeded Mr.! VIM, H. Bran
deuburg at the popular Fruit, News nnd Pc
liodical Depot, No. 295 Third street, two doors
west of the Post Office Mr.. p comes to us
endorsed asah estimable gentleman, and fret
class business man, and we feel warranted in
saying that he will fally, sustain the popularity
Of the place iasHots5ro eIF
81 Mr.. Potter is assisted by NJ. Child, Jr., q
genial gentleman who is sagreably known here,
and who starts in as favorite with the pub
lie His friends from other portions of the
Miami Valley will please make note Of his
present location, and "call i'm when they visit
our city, .-I,, 49, .,.t,i
h MIR. J, p. Huber continues at No. 295. The
public knosO him to be one Of the most clever
and 'obliging clerks in the city. ~
Altogether the new Proprietor starts out
under favorable auspices; and we predict his
success, The new place will be made more
attractiyethan ever. Give it trial ~, .
Mr., Brandenburg- good repute as "a
caterer to the taste Of this community is uni
versal--retires from the close confinement to
business, which was necessary TO his health.
He has our best wishes--as he has the pub
hc's=-.in' any thing be may be engaged =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26

UvHE undarsignsdls prepared 10 do All kinds Of up-
holstery, Tepairs Of turniture and re-VarnisLipRs
also, ali kiRds Of paper hanging dono atahon notice
AZ ths rOems absIs Mr. J. Abboy's Drug Store, n D
fshS '' ''- oHzs. A. MIKINAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
NOTICE.

A Ii peraons having purchased oArriAkes on had
"A repairing done by W, W. rhillps and have not
setiled, will Obge by eaiing LAngdob'e Hardware
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26

HUSTON Hall. ! ! q.
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ff ne ION z---L-- IA - i'hln rtf f
@ o t T. 8 Q EZ "A Z * .
FTNHE public Ars respectfully informed that l.. NJ.
Il o0ITACHALh, The eminent Pianist and Com.
poser, on bis way % New York, vii have the honOr
q ppng' in Dayton, s9ni boa al blow sIsiI Z
A Grand Farewell Concert,
On TUESDAY EVENING. January u, when he win
perform some OF his latest competitions, which have
caused 80 great a senantion In New York, PhilAdel
phla Boaton, and all thu western citios. Tho cele
bfnted Pr1ma Donna, . ..-.
Miss Carlotta Patti, .a..
VIII mako, on this occasion, her rswsll appearance
In Dayton previous 10 her departure for Europe,
whore she 10 engaged At the Royal itasn Opera 90,
vent Garden, London MT. Gotfsqhalk and Miss Patti
viii be assisted BY the distinguished Tenor, Mr.
CARLO sOOLAi nom the NJ Y. Academy OF Music.
Musical Dlnept0r and Conductors MIR. II. BehFena
AdmissipD-5J cents. Reserved seats % eta. extra.
RoaeIved seats may BE- secured At the Musc Store Of
J. n. KSnney. $40 Third st., on Saturday at am.
Doors open Al I1<i commence ats. I z jAe2dB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
Attention! fO8th O.V. Infantry

CAPTAIN yERpkssY, Of the one Hundred and
~ sixth OHIO, now In Uaylon,by proper authority,
TOT the purpose OF collecting straggers and sbsenees
from his regiment All members will report to him
at the Gait Rouse by "Wednesday, ut O'Clock, hen
transportation will lie furnished to camp DennIson
The regiment will be paid of immediately. ia26d2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MALFBs3 CO = OYSTERS use q
At THE OLD PRIC d.
tf PAYNE q HATEIELD,I

No. SOO THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
kk daily recelylng Maltby co. : Oysters, dire
~ rom baltnore-.lnb best qokil,y N ths niArksl-
finch lhey are now Ahs 20 sell Ht the ULD PRICES.
notwithstanding the rise In price Ia the kast.
No. Une, seleet, ana double Select, are warranted
superior 70 any others brought wesr. 1fy then, and
proYsit 'Ia ... ..I
They also keep constantly ON hand the best article,
20 W found ia he Confectionery lus, saah as
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Raisins,
Mats Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Diied
Fruits, Crsnberries, Canned Fruits, Fine CT
ssrs, Tobaccos OF different brands, and all al
ucles in season.
They keep the best stock to be had. and thsy sell
~ low as the lowest kor the best oysters and ali
articles ln the Confectionery line, call al
FAlNEa nATFlkLD,
dp3id4N .'." go Ihrd street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26

Watohes.--H Kline, No. 1896 Third st
has q lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale. !
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Special Notices.
If YOU WANT GOOD HAMS,

LEWIS l.. GILLIAN DIS,
D." p ' No, 8, MARKEr STREEr.
he has now large lot Of superior Hams,
Dried Beef, &o., oil his own curing, together
with full supply Of Fresh Meat, tor sale at
All hours. al3 6m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26

For sale by w. weusthoff, Ohio Block.
decl Slim }. - lAs~N
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-08
Wool Facts for Growers.

The wool clip is about coming in. Wool
spectators and manufacturers agents are
now putting their heads together to Law ont
plans TO bear down the prices They are
forming Gordon throughout the State to
start wool at the lowest possible figures.
Procnrers will find them in every town
they act in concert like 4 pack OF prairie
wolves attera chased deer, ior the feast
and spoils. The farmer runs to ono and
gets the price, starts of and is met by an.
other with the same offer, thus he tries
until he is worried down or tired out and
hnally falls victim 10 some one of the
pack who eagerly " bags the wool at a
sum TAR below what il is really worth This
class OF dealers well know that debts. want
OF room for storage, and other causes ohlige
many producers TO throw their wool imme.
diately into market; this, of course. causes
an apparently larger supply than there is
demand, and the buyers take advantage OF
the sellers There are honorable exceptions
however, among our home dealers. who
buying ON their own account. arc obliged
also 10 compete with the speculaturs from
the Eastern markets.
Now, let US inform our readers hat there
is less wool in the country by one-third oi
the necessary supply than there was last
year, Notwithstanding the gigantic efforts
which have been made to Increase hucks
Wool to-day is moro reliable than gold
for gold can be got, but cotton can not, and
as wool Is the existing substitute for cotton
1t must increase in price as the season ad
Vances.
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FOR SALE BY

The following, in Wood county: Peck & Hamilton,
Peuysburg; A. J. Gardner & Co., Gilcad; E. +.
Turner, Portage; $. w. Whitimore, Tontogany
5. Clymer 0tsego II. Il. Atkins, New Westeld
). L. Boughton, Bowling Green; Banks Patter-
SON. Pcmbervillc; 4. LanSdalc, Frceport c. r.
Roscndalc. West Millgrove; :. b. Emerson; Eagle
Vile; and by druggists and merchants generally
throughout the Union. 46y
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-08
kkOney-Iscc Culture.

Allow me To- make II few suggestive hints
to your numerous readers, pertaining To- the
culture of the honcy-hcc. 1t has long since
been considered branch of agriculture, al
though it has been seriously neglected.
Having been exclusively engaged for sev-
rral years past in their study and culture
have become fully convinced that thOre is
no kind of business, with the same amount
of capital invested, that will pay half as
well. The success OF the business depends
upon three points the man, the hive. and
the season.
If the bee-keeper is skilled in the man
agement of his bees, and has II hive that is
rightly constructed and the season is ia
vorable one, II is not an uncommon thing
for him to realize ten and in many instances
fifteen and twenty dollars profit for each
prosperous hive yearly thus paying three
and -four hundred per cont ON the invest
ment.
There seems to have never been a time
since our earliest history. when hrc-cu-
ture should demand our attention more than
at the present when war and heavy taxation
the great scarcity and high price OF sugar.
are staring us in the face | say, why should
we not encourage the culture of tho hoc
upon more extended scale and raise honey
by the quantity, aS some few now do, thus
enabling us To meet the heavy taxes, and
ailOrding us a handsome income besides
With right care and management, and u
favorable season it will require but "A few
swarms ot bees to raisp 4 ton OF honey. II
colony of bees come ont strong in the
spring las they will if property wiutrrrd,l }
il is an easy matter to realize fifty and scv
entv-tivc lbs and sometimes much moro ;
besides young swarm or two, which will
hc thrown on if properly attended to,
Good honey readily commands a high
price III market, and probably will for years
TO come There is honey enough wasted
every year TO supply us with all the sweet
We need, II we mad the bees to collect il,
there could be moro honey produced north
of the Masons and DiXou's line, than there
ever was sugar south of it, and not cost the
producer onc-halt what sugar costs the
southern planter. There is no place in the
world SO well adapted 10 largo yield of
honey as the United States, witt; It's fcrtlo
hills, valleys, and broad spread prairies of
the West. Certainly, for amount and quail
ity of honey, We stand at the head OF every
other country in tho world, if we would
but improve it,
There is no danger of ovcrstocking our
market with honey, as the consumers in
crease faster than the producers
There isno danger of ovcrstocking our
country with bees, ms some persons have
imagiued especially the fertile portions OF
it, as all honey-produciug plants Yield their
sweet days together and sometimes weeks,
depending much upon the state of the
weather and the species of flower.
Those about to engage in the culture ot
that delightful little insect, should first get
posted by consulting some scientific bee-
keeper or be guided 10y some good book on
the subject 10 insure success in the huSi-
ness
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-08
NEW WOOLEN FACTORY,
Al
MAUMEE, LUCAS COUNTY, OHIO.

TNlIE subscribers, recently removed from Water
vile, Lucas county, Ohio, respectfully am
nounce 20 the citizens of Lucas and adjoining
counties that they have erected new Mill near
the Maunee Bridge, aud filled it with machinery
of the latest improvements and are prepared to
carry on the manufacturing of Wool, in all its
various styles, in manner not inferior to any
in the State.
Their machinery is in good order and
will bc managed by old, experienced wOrlmcu
This, added to our personal knowledge of 80 years
justities us in saying that we prepared TO man
uihcture goods not inferior 10 any in the State, or
elsewhere, for durability.
They will keep on hand all styles of goods
such as Cashmere, full Cloth. Satinett, Jeans
Tweeds, Flannels Blankcting, LinSeys, &c., all of
which will be exchanged for wool on the most rea-
sonable terms. They will manufacture by the
yard or on shares.
Wool will be received from both Railroad
and Canal manufactured and cloth sent back, the
owner may direct. Those bringing their wool
across the Bridge will have their toll paid-if the
amount is fifty pounds, or over. Those bringing
less amounts, will have " foot toll " paid.
We will card and spin wool into yarn,
will weave yarn into Satinett Jeans or Tweeds,
aud finish them, if desired.
Wool 10 card into rolls or manufacture
into cloth. left or sent to the care OF Steamboat
Belle at Toledo, will be received, carlsd or man
utactured, and returned as ordered by the owner.
We are prepared TO work wool into everything, in
whole or in part, that the farmer wants.
PRICES FOR MAUFACTURlNG, PER YD.
Cashmere and full Cloth ... ,....,.. 40 cents
Plaid Flauuels red blue, SC, 4-i......,. 40 cents
Black or Wine flaunels it,. .....s. 80 cents
White Flannels Al I......., ...,....,. ,2j cents
Blauketing, pwillcd j-i.........., .2j cents
Satiuttt .,.,.....,... ............ 40 cents
Jeans ',..,..,.,,,.' .,.,..,..,. ,.35 cents
TweedS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .,,,..30 cents
Linsey for Sheets, 2S cents
The chain for the Satinett, TweeAs Jeans aud
l.inSey, will be furnished at the above rates.
Win do all Custom Work, full and dress Cloth
card Wool into rolls, Sc., sc.
p. c. 4 J. E. DEAN,
Lucus Co., May 5, 1868. I'm
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-08
w LEVER TRUSS

EE taken the place other Trusses for the reten
n tion and cure OF Hernia Rupture. Acting
upon the principle Of leve., it never loses its
strength 1t is coated to prevent rust. 1t has pad
the back which is liable to injuro the spine and
annoy and chafe the wearer. 1t is retain the
Rupture, giving and comfort, and effectng radi-
cal cures. 1t is warranted to give satisfaction.
The improved SHOULDER. BRACE expands the chest
and prevents the wearer from becoming round shoul.
deTCd.
LADIES BELTS AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, BAND.
and BELTS Of all kinds and INSTRUMENTS FOR ALI
DErORMITIEs OF THE BODY
DIR. GLOVER Office is No. 4 Ann street, two doors
from broadway, New York City.
Persons residing in the country can he fitted with
Truss any other instrument by forwarding
to DR.. Glover, No. ( Ann street, n. Y. Strangers
shOHld particularly note the name and No. 5lz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-08
roNTocANY COLUMN.
TONTOGANY MAHKET.

TONTOGANY MARKET.
! tcotREcTED ~ g. W. wHrTNoRt a co
Wheat pbu 81 20@l 80 Flour q brl.s7 SOFAS 90
! Corn shelled.. 52@55c Eggs ....'.'' .'.... Zoe
Corn in near.,...... soc Feathers. ..........4 40c
Oats ts..".... .47d5Oc Green Hides. eye
Wool ........4 .47d50c Dry Hides ...1 .12G16c
Potatoes s..........75c Salt Y brl.."..s2 30
RYE. 60c Clover seed. 8 500l5 IS
Lard ..,........10c Dressed hogs .41S@515c
Butter, roll ......., Ice Tallow ....'..'.. l0c
Buckwheat .... .55d60c Timothy Seed 81 90
Hams ms............lOc Shoulders Sc
& W. HITMoR co.
Toni GANY,
wooD CoUKrI, o.
ALERs IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HATS AND GAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENswA.RE,
PERFUAERY,
IRON,
NAILS,
GLASS.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
DYE sTUFFs. AND
FAMILY MEDICINES, NOTIONS, &C.,
The above goods have been bought low for
cash. selected with the greatest care, and will be
sold at the very lowest prices. Cali and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
WE are also Agents for the sale of all kinds OF
FARMING AND AGRICULTURAL
IMP LEM M ENTS!
:.4J~Ths highest market price paid (in cssh)
for Grain.
NTE have a large assortment of FURNITURE,
w Of all kinds, which we will sell at Toledo
prices. Call and examine for yourselves, before
purchasing anywhere else.
s.w. wHITMORE 4 co.
TontOgany, December II, 1862. 80