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, 1863-12-16
DAILY TRANSACTIONS n KSaL1sH XrArs pIrIsG

B1s Short CIR Sbcrt I,ib Eumb'd
Date. sold. 3fdd1es. Mlddles AUGdles
Dec. e........... AGO Co.. $780,. ,.,,G3,,,
:, 1o......-...- SO .;::@.-.. .:"@.... 7H3 *
:, M--..--..'... ~ 5hg.:;. 'sA9.... ..+.@....
" E......-..... ICY 9H9 w ....@.... ....@....
!. - 14-.........1.1m ....G...- 8 q 8{ 74A....
BULK MEATs-Thc market closes with m active de.
mand for Bulk Shoulders at 51{c loose 1t which lg-
IRE VIC note sales during " week Of about pes
light At 71@Sc, loose-nosty country curod. Sides
are also tn light demand, and tho only sale reported
there wss good demand Tor Shoulders. Sales we're:
1850 pcs I'll! cured in three lots SIC, loose: 1000
Rom to % days II salt: At sAe. loose-tns masEes
closing 1tm. Ihe following table Bhows the daily
, 1863-12-16

Only eighteen Revolutionary pensioners re-
main OF. the official rolls, drawing the small
snm Of =, ,oA.G g last year; 1,573 widows Of
Revolutionary soldiers arc still pcnsiOncd,
and took s13a, ,23G.74. Up to june 50 last,
there was 1,246 army Invalid pensioners,
driving s3s3,670.G7; widows, orphans, and
dependent mothers, 4,S.0; sdmittcd during
Inst ycar, $3.50; amount paid, S34o, ,791. 81;
army pensioners added during the yenr, 7,2s&
June 50, 1883; whole number, ST; omount
paid, s2S 632: widows. orphans, and de-
pendent mothers on navy list, 51; amount
paid, Sill, 449; number added during the
year, SIG: whole number Of army pensioners
on the list June 90, L, ,G59; pensions due them
S1,11, s.: Whole number Of navy pen
year there has been decrease Of y Revoln~
tiona1y pensioners, aud 211 widows Of such;
an incrcase of $3.50 army invalid pensioners.
$50 widows and orphans Of such; 123 nary
invalids, 81 widows of such; and increase
on pr1yatcer pensions net increase,
G,CS2. The annual rate in money has in
creased e; from sas7, ,o.e:oe to 81 S1,sg & SO g;
Ices, lS9.9l There hare been coz land
warrants granted, covering $3.50 acres
The grants for three years :re: 1861, 3334, 3334 10
acres; 1SG2, 251,8G0; 1868, $50 Since
the Government was Organized, G., ,696, IL
ae,.. aeres lasS so geae on 5oF military and nasa
paid to June SO, 1868, s9 ,G33, eco 81; total,
land included, s17s, ,oJs, ,s3s7.47 Chains arc
acted upon with reasonable facility; those
properly preecn4ed Ore generally decided
within two months. Examining surgeons
have been increased TO over Coz, with benefit
to the government The requirements for
the current ycar will be 81 ,0si, $50. The
invalid corps lns now 14-000 men, and is of
advantage botl' to the soldier and to the gor-
ernment, relieving the pension list Of aeayy
burden, and securing to tho soldier adequate
nay, md to the country efficient defenders.
, 1863-12-16

II.
AND we note an adrance since yesterday of 2c 5u.
" Eevatorl g sl13: 5000 81 % il lois 81 IS: 2,o
bn ao It $lIsxc ooo l:I % as s1l43c; 400 bn Do
bu Do II Nl2k: 1,tn bu d sl.ls; Edo
eu 10: Z sprisE IL store e. s1cs: sooo bu
s1e ,te bq de : s. s15ex 1o9o eS slSsX 90
houeel $1ol: go bn Rejected Spring ID Store at
c 80 bn do at s6c 100 ha No. Red store 1t Sill
, 1863-12-16
WEEK
Dnte. Rr1g. View Mess Old Ness New rrimc

Dnte. Hr1s. Eew Mess Old Ness New rrfmc
so1d- Fork. PORK. Ness
. 1o...1ta5 49,. d.. 49,. q 49,. lS1S1i@
" .-.1g9 eei7.25 .... @ 80. 13-s5la13.oO
=. I:... 5eo @.... So. G ~. 8lf.n0
=. IT,. g ~. 80. @ ~. @
- 49,. .... q ,,... 80. "a -. -. "a 80.
PIe1LEp HAxs-prrtpg tho week the market lbs
STOCK here J. unusually light, and sellers It tho close
arc holding hr1n at &C. To-Day there were no sales
ESaIIsH MEAIs-The markee during the week has
been steady, with fair demand, but al lower prices
Dnttng The week about $500 bxs changed hands al
ag9s toE short clsas sasAe foE Short idbs 7395kc
Long Cut Hama are In GOOD demand, and We note
saes Of about 20 pIs during tho week at &C. At the
the snlee were: go bxs Long Gut Hams at &C. 800 bxs
Cumberland Middles at sAc. and 20 h1s Short Rib
AdG1es at abc-Al for january delivery. The follow.
Ing table shows the transactions each day during the
, 1863-12-16

The market for Wheat during the week has been
more active, With IN Improved speculatire and ship
Gse on No. 1spring and a92Hc On No. Spring. Very
little has been done in Winter Wheat, and tue market
Is IN manner neglected. The following tabIe Blows
the transactions each iay during tho week:
DAILY TRANSACTIONS II wUEAr puEISa Tux WET
, 1863-12-16
REcr1r1s AND SHIPMENTS OF nAALxY DURING TIE

RECEIPTS AND sHIPAEETs Or uARL1T pUEISG THE
Receipts. Shipments.
~ Lake. So.
b Gsena Chicago Tnicn iii: ssa 49,. 49,.
s ghesse Hesi ko! 3eek i is!S1d { H.. -: -:
i $ss| zss Il II s;; III
Tkree S Eastern t. Rs :.. .:. 80.
Te,s3 Te,s' n4s,}sss 3ass sssk 1s5 sSs!s -.
Ses1s!penSIaE wssS il + iSS;:....: lsS; s$s$ ii.
qHs sss n5s II ~fsf e e. been u asa
nSS sSs. ss1 4 Pssfs
Date. Bashels u.ts No. barley Barley By
De. s:..:.::. s sis ';sis Siso -: :'e$|$ FL
= j.: 1SS sS iis SiiS L. -: -: siiSS
:: :::::: 81 s. Is stis :s:::: =: g.:
store s1 wequote the market ut tie close As foi-
g. bsr!sy + stoFs....::::..:..:.-....S asas
Rejected Barley In store
AhGSH0i=DaiinS sis past week iis @ssfss
:aa It asys
e g.! n yss ;sss RI &os 4 s;e liz IL
S$F;s9 asss s ssRa sssfss 7
EssSI p.sS taSs Is 5
Fnme Fnir lsippine IL ivins ssssc
F,no Fsi1 to Primo ~ DO
ToRaT the sales xs;s: lis riins prime il I'll 1T
nkAMt1seEs ~ good demand M toE Bean, By
ne quote:
Far to geoa sas2m
Common 40 S39340
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- EGGS Av. 1D nS nSat-................ .......-.$525
MAy-The market Ias been eeneiaiiy quiet, viii
Seped IL s sss
Timethy, Restsr s1s9S@;eeS g
Prs!rte, 1eose " - @sis@
There Il; bssa ao;i.n: dcinF bsSe1a shs
eiasss n' s'e@a' anu '
nv nv 3oFk. oFk
n0NEY1fn nominal receipt and very smali Dc.
Market easy at lie IN the comb and 15c per
IIDESThere has been considerable decline
had Previously chafaetefiz this market. Buyers,
sr
customers theTe has been general !ndlsposition to
Nheh rates he msrkss i. du sn2 ls lasctVe. IT, Va
Green Country s51@ 8K
Sfeen. naTt cnred s9 s3
Bsy saited
ssie to-day: Ss Gieea Sailed tt55R''l''Se'i' 1t 5Rc.
69s b. ,s The Ssaa limited demand
Ha SIMPLY Of the raw material there Is signs Civ
being o ns S
ss 5esn . en VI Sheet ard Hoop IFop. which seems
efasia to fill
F1st F1st f., RRsT, aeos; EsSle;: sag IS
@ Hotse Shoe Sa II
shees Iron. Eff:rcoai. @ %
@ NoIwsy s Esa hods @3x
Round md squaFe sa5s 5SS tx
ss9 ES91a stssl aga SQUARE Charcoal xs!eeS 81
op anu Hid irnn a@ 80
It'd iKSS1Tss market appears so,st; %eSs e e
@ ~. T. ne Gaze; ha9a S 70 40
, 1863-12-16

IaR TE f. E4 :n,aTHeE h9s
been active, and e better eupplys especially Of ned
scarcely IN lie MARKET but lie receipts ron Ohio are
g superior Tint scarcely better fnit can be desired
mand. Market 1rm At la5.c. Unpared afe ID very
sma!l receipt hut saleahe at e1ee5c. according 10
quality. f1I31x8 and CERR4STs are IN steady de-
msnd and h1m at present pttccs, AL:1oXD, in mode
wc note decline Of e = b. CHKRE1tS-In easfeF
supply and good denand. Aarket 1rrn with decline
, 1863-12-16

TNHE GREATEST MEDICAL
Il DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
Dr. KENNEDY, Of Ro1hu1y, Mass,
Has discovered a COMMON PASTURE WEED, thAs
cures Scrofula, Esyspelas, Salt Rht9m. klnEWvrn,
Ecald Head. Pmples, Cl:erAted Sore Leg senns I'D
blood purifier has fAtled, ~ ths1 old esaaaatd ADD
popular remedy, For sata BY al dfnxg1sfs-
Gc2Gn51-tu.2jp
, 1863-12-16

car IIB do at St6.60: 1 Lard Tlerccs At $1d5 del
1s0 hickory hoop Fork Barrels 81 20 DEL so do at
$1s del; 11s mixed hoop do at s1s5 Gel: so do at
'CHKEsE-Thcre has been no change to note in
the market during the week. OF MI descriptions there
Inns been fair supply, with limited bnt steady de-
quote:
Hn.u s!
ment there has been largo speculative demand, and,
as Gonsequenee, unusual excitement has existed 10
advance Of Ec on RlO and Java Of all brands. It
see!Dt clenr that stocks everywhere ere very EMAIL
and 1ntthcr that the present supply Is much below the
requirements of the market. Wc quote:
no. lals !o go9a. @S4c
DRUGS AID CMEMiCXLS.MarSet gener-
ally quiet and tolerably nrn, at l{ev1ons
0pEard tendency. 1s also MoKF1t&K and GEN QpiuN.
, 1863-12-16

EEESThcauppl for several days has been Sfaw.
Ing leta, and Is at present much below the demand
Flesh Eggs are selling freely at 23@.ic per dog. -
FUKS-The receipts during The week hare bccn
below The demnnd. Prices are 1r1n at our previous
, 1863-12-16

oTo-pAr the market vas steady and hrm, but with
- round lot IN n =: e!eratorl ct &xe $500 b9 DO
seGc Il Gc: ia ba Do T. at eKe ne Ra 6noe pass the
market At the close as fo1low8: -'- -
No JARS y 6l396c
NO QMt3 il dIuTe.. IL &C.
f5eSsea na,s e esr n; ;r s
the week:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
Esorse Hospitals.

1t will be satisfactory to every friend OF
our animal servants to learn that the Gov
eminent is trying to do something to save
the lives and restore the health of horses
injured or diseased in the service. Among
the places worthy Of visit in Washington
now is "A hospital for horses which is q
vast establishment, complete in its organi-
cation and arrangements, with every ne
cessty and comfort for the attainment OF
the object in view. Connected with each
stable is medical office, supplied with
remedies, bandages, instruments, etc. In
the stables are horses suffering from
wounds of every description, some with
broken ribs, some with wounds from shot
and shell, some with saber cuts and
bruises, other CALLED and worn out by over
work Wide shallow troughs are pro-
yided into which the invaids are led aud
their wounds washed and dressed they
are treated with the utmost gentleness and
the intelligent animals seem to understand
and appreciate the kindness. The hospi-
tai is well ventilated and so arranged as
to be cool in summer and warm.in winter.
a notable feature of the management is
that veterinary surgeons are rejected and
the system of simple remedies and great
attention adopted, which is the plan in
the regular service. This course is per
sued because it yields better results than
the other; during period Of three months
the cures exceeded those of the veterinary
surgeon plan nearly fifty per cent, and al
enormous expense for drugs was saved in
addition.
During six months nearly fifty thou
sands horses have been treated in this
hospital. of which over one.half were re-
issned to the army.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
TdE EXECUTION.
Mar. Fillmore on the Abolition
Party.

In 1859, on the return of ex- President Fill
more from Europe, he made speech at Al
bany, which it may not be uninteresting to re.
cur to at this time. No man had better op.
portunity of knowing the state of feeling which
had existed in the country, or who had per
sonally come in contact with larger number
of the leading men from all parts of the States.
Mr.. Fillmore's language was indeed prd phetic..
Jefferson, Clay, and Webster, and nearly all
the leaders of the Democratic par4, foresaw
and ioretold the results of sectoRE agitation;
but they and their warnings werS Ssscofled at as
weak inventions and mere parytrlcRs There
can at least be no harm inr listening to the
warnings Of thos, to whosYwis9sfn we are in
debted, and we should $50 Il Ike warning of
those whose course has brought us so near to
ruin-those who seolied att and ridculed our
sages-those who baye done just what Wash
rington told us c9erd only be done at the cost
of liberty Mr. Fillmore said:
1--WE see a political party presenting candi-
dates Tor the Presidency and Vice Presidency
selected, Tor the first time, from the free States
alone, with the avowed purpose of eleoting
these candidates by the suffrages of one part
OF the Union only to rule over the whole
United Statss. Can it be possible that those
who are engaged in such measure can have
seriously reflected upon the consequences
which must inevitably follow in such a case.
Cheers Can they have the madness or folly
TO believe that our Southern brethren would
submit to be governed by such a Chief Mag
istrate Cheers Suppose
that the South, having majority Of the elec
toral vote should declare that they would only
have shareholders for President and Vice
President, and should elect such by exclusive
suffrage to rule over US at the North Do
you think we would submit to it? Not for a
moment Applause Aud do you believe
that your Southern brethren are less sentative
on thls subject than you are, or less Jealous
OF their rights2 Tremendous cheers
ltyou DO, let me tell you that you are mis-.
taken. And, therefore, you must see that il
thlssecllenal party succeeds it inevitably leads
to the destruction of this beautiful fabric, rear
ed oy our lorelalhersi cemented by their blood
anu peguea'hed to us as priceless legacy.
tel you my friends, that feel deeply
and therefore, | speak earnestly upon this
subject (crios of "y you're rightly for / fee
that you are in danger. | am determined "a
make a clean breast Of it. | will wash my
hands OF the consequences, whatever they
may be; and tell you that we are treadinp
upon the brink Of a volcano that is liable Al
any moment TO burst forth aud overwhelm the
nation. ! might, by soft words, inspire hopes
and thereby win votes But can never con
sent to be one thing at the North and an
other at the South | should despise uysel
i'll should be guilty Of such duplicity.9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
From the Boston Courerl
The Dark Lantern GOnspIr-
HCy

The dark lantern is being relit, and "Sam.
bo' assumes the fallen mantle of "Sam 4"
"Union Leagues hot American but negro
Union-are sprinsing up like toad-stools, in
all the dark, damp holes and corners OF the
North. Their work is TO spy upon their neigh
bors, to control the weak by mysterious fears,
to ruin the firm by secret intrigue, to defane
fair characters, destroy regulations, to mine,
N secret, ike the mole, to fat around in the
dark, like the bat TO pursue vile ends by viler
means, to hide in secret plans and projects
they dare not let healthy daylight shine on.
This is work which lree-born, men American
citizens are called upon to Join in These
are the disciples of Liberty +" Imagine Han.
cock, Franklin, Adams, Otis, Washington,
Jefferson, aud Patrick Henry, meeting, by the
light of dark lantern, for such purposes as
these
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
THE DooTRINEs WE ADVOCATE.

"Equal ani exatt lu-tr' To all men, Of whsteyor
state or persuasion, religious or poiucali
Peace, commerce. ana honest 'utnd7hp WIN Wl
nations entAngliug alliances Sith nonei
yhe llsDyr' ot Ns Sdfc GOreit risu't ut di ttnI
rJlts ~. the most competent admin stiauohs tor our
domestic concerns, aud the surest hdWaks against
anu republ can tendenccsi
Tho presarvaton Ut the general government in it'
whole cons at ltonN yg0r, gs Tie sheet anchor ol our
peaee At homo aud aticty abroad
Jealous care 0f the right OF election 10y the pto-
pie,
mild ant safe corrective of abuses, which are lop'
ped by the sword OF revolution, where pc'"'oe RENE
dies are unproyidcd;
iority the vital principe Of republics, rom which ~
no appcN bat 10 fore, the vital principle Hhd hmtdI'
ate parent OF dcspousln;
geIl disciplined militia, our hest reliance ~ peace
aud tor the hr-t moments uiwar uh regunr- may ie'
hcye them,
The supremacy Of the civil over the military an.
thUuty
Economy IN the public expense, that labor may be
hRhtly hardened;
The honest payment Of our dohts and sacred pt"'
soTAton OF the public faith
announcement Of agriculture, and oicommefce AS
its handmad; ,,
The Huston Conformation, aud arriug gnmeut OF all
ahnset ut the bar ot puSiic reason;
Freedom of religion,
FHgEDoN oT rHE rKE ~
Aad ncs oa Of person uaisr ne protection Of The ma
EEAs cOErusi
Aud trial by iures imparaliy selected
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
The Lies OF the TeIegraph.

1t is one of the shames and disgraces of the
day that the Washington Associated Press
Telegrapher an honest man, is made to lie
"by authority He cannot help it, Para
graphs are put into his hands, known TO be
false, and we all, as newsmen, publish them
knowing them to be false. And this is
not only true Of "army news, so called but
even of the most trivial political affairs, The
Administration, indeed, makes RS much use
Of the telegraph and telegraphers to deceive
their own people, as they do of the army to
vote the Republican liekct-N T. Express.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13

and the authors themselves become
ashamed Of no sensible man can be in.
duced to believe their silly charges in re-
gard to his connection with any conspira-
cy. The game won't work, as the added
headed liars who make the charges will
find ont.
There are in Canada some fifty or sixty
thousand '1oyalists" who deserted from
the army--war men, Of course--and a
large majority Of them ranting Abolition
lists. II there is any truth in the reported
conspiracy" Of course these "wide-
awake" oil-cloth cape and tin lamp ske-
daddlers are the men engaged in it. II
they mediate an invasion Of Ohio, the
Abolitionsts who have sons, brothers and
friends, recently of the L. 5. A., but now
soiourning in the QUEEN's dominions'
need have no fears, as they would hardly
be so unnatural as to murder and lay
waste the property of their relatives and
friends. They may make theirlhostile ap-
peaance among you, in the uniform
and titled as officers of the c. S. A., but
be not alarmed, Mr.. Abolitionists, they
are your friends, and some of them your
near and dear relatives-skedaddlers from
the Union army. Comfort yourselves,
and rest quietly, and if "the wust comes
to the wust," and you really think there
is danger to your precious selves, You can
fall hack upon Uncle ABE's admirable in
yention ofa Scotch cap and plaid cloak, "
and thus disguised, there can be no posi-
blc danger.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
PrOresslonvs. Practice.

We find the following extracts, from
leading editorials Of the New Haven
(Conneeticut) PoildiiUm, going the rounds
of the Democratic press. They are from
the Paiiadium Of the Sth of November,
1860 announcing the election Of ABHA-
HAM LNcoLN to the Presidency of the
United States. At the present time il
sounds very like bitter and scathng sat.
ire, read the immense promises made for
the Administration of LIScoLS and
then look at the actual result;
"Lct as rejoice together for the people hare
chosen an honest man, abraham Lincoln, Il
preside orer the affairs Of fhe nation for fo"T
yedrs 10 come
Victorious at last A new era dawns upon
our country--an era of Righteousness and
Peace, Of Protection for the interests of Free
Labor, OF Justice IN the administration Of Gov
ernment of equal rights 10 all mpnkind The
age Of purity returns, and honest men come
TO claim their own The There's and piuHder
ers that have cursed us so long, are thrust
aside by the people, to make way for an Hon
est Nan to rule, and Honest Men 10 assist him
Aud in due time the Augean stables will be
clesnsed, the Treasury rats will be dislodged
and the Government, tciseiy and honestly adj
minisiered will cease to be a curse, and be
once more blessing and an honor 10 the i6Rd
This is the answer of the Northern people ia
falsehood and threats Yon call us Aboliti0n
lists very well, we have taken control of thi,
government and our management OF it shal
l. a.. 81. q
call us SecfiOnaiists well, we have ut lras
settled one thint that this country will moi
be ruled hereafter for the benelit of the Soutl
alone You call us Fanatics Just watch ant
sec whether lahatics can not manage the prac
teal affairs Of government as well as poltica
mountebanks and gamblers AL
hail, then, the era Of Peace, Freedom dnt
Justice.
GAN hail, then, to the era of Peace
Ffeedom and Justice" As applied tC
the administration of LINCOLN, what ter
rible mockery these words contain. In
stead OF peace" the demon of war desc
lates the land, blasting hopes and happi
ness for the promised Freedom" W.
have men in chains and banishment, an,
Bastiles filled with victims "Justice'
seems to have fled the comtry,and tyranny
deSpotism and oppression hold sway in
stead ; and "Honesty' is found nowher
among the leaders of the Abolition party
Let the followers of ABRAHAM LRcoLl
read the daily developments of fraud an'
corruption in the ranks of the Adminisha
tion party, and forever cease to sound ii
praise for honesty. Take any shape bu
that
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
Notels.
UNITED STATESHOTEL

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroad
Depot)
TNHB undersgred, who has been connected with the
IL American House, in this city, Tor over nine years,
has leased this we'll khOWn and popular Hotel for a
term Of years. and pledges him, elf 10 his friends and
The pube % use ms nlmos efforts 70 sustan the rep
utauon OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL, - frat
class house The public may rely upon finding, at
thus house. all the appliances and comforts Of first
class hotel
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per day.
oesdsm FRANK n, PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
From the Louisville Democrat, NoY. al
A Married Man EIOpes with a
Young Lady-AHe RObs his Em-
pIOyeTS of Several Thousand
Dollars f.att

We were Saturday put in possessibh Of the
following facts, which are entirely reliable: A
man by the name of Isham Horn, who has
for some time been employed by the firm of
Hannons & Milland, doing military aud ma
val collecting business in Sonofal Missouri,
and who was intrnsted with the mdney of that
firm, eloped n short time since with young
and beautiful lady of that place, thdng seven
thousand dollars Of his employers money with
him.
Mr. Horn had resided in Missouri for a
number Of years, and was the head OF large
and interesting family. He waa' Beloved and
respected by all who knew hin Not long
since he made the aequaintaneeof Of beauti.
iu young lady residing in the same town, by
the name Of Sallie Krsley and that acouaini.
ance soon ripened into aflectioa, and the two
were often seen together, but owing to the
high standing Of the PARTIES nothing was
thought Of the matter Soon aferward an
elopement between Horn aud Miss Kirsey
was agreed upon, and they, ffader the prelext
of taking n buggy ride lefti that city, since
which time nothing has been heard of them
He left his family in destitute condition
What direction the guilty pair took is moi
known, but it is supposed they came IN thi.
direction, and are probably Ming in soma por
ton of this State or indiana under assumed
names ff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
MEETING or THE DIcmOCRATli
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.

STATE CGNrRAL COMMITTEE Roovs,
CoIUNnUs, October 20, lst3.
The members Of the Democratic state Central Com
mttec, including the Advisory members are re-
quosed to meet 90 Columbus on important business,
on Wednesday, November IS, lsG3
JOHN G. THOMPSON, CharmHl.
GroRdr l.. CoSyEasg Secretary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
$1,000 REwARp. ZINC above rew0

!. $1,000 REWARD 4sfhe above reward
will be given to any psrsoa Who can furnish a
prescription for coughs colds, whooplng-
cough, asthma, and consumption, which is
eqga to Dr. Strieklandls Mellifuons Cough
Balsam. This balsan will cure the above
complaints, also splitting Of blood and night
sweats. One fifty caiit bottle is sufficient for
any one to try The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping-cough and primary
cases of consnmptiop are cured by DR. Strick'
lands Melliluous Congh Balsam. 1t can be
had at any druggisg u is different from
any other cough medicine we have known IN
this country.